Richard Enion - Drumming Team Building - Variety Show with Adam Sternberg Interview
Richard Enion, Midlands-based drummer and entrepreneur from near Burton upon Trent, shares his inspiring story on The Variety Show with host Adam Sternberg. From a school assembly spark to pro bands, Caribbean gigs, and launching large-scale corporate drumming workshops—Richard turns percussion into structured, high-energy experiences that foster real team connection, active listening, collaboration, stress relief, and lasting morale boosts. Professionally facilitated, inclusive, and proven over 20+ years—no musical background required!
Why Drumming Is So Good for People, Wellbeing, and Teams
There’s something powerful about the sound of people drumming together — it lifts energy, melts stress, and brings teams closer than ever. Our DTB Drumming Team Building experience isn’t just fun; it’s proven to boost wellbeing, connection, and collaboration in a way that words alone can’t.
What a year of team building... so far!
It’s been an incredible year so far — thousands of people have joined our DTB Drumming Team Building experiences across the UK, and we’re gearing up for an exciting final quarter with events in Central London, York, Reading, Coventry, Essex, and beyond.
We’ve loved seeing so many teams come back for repeat sessions — from small leadership workshops to huge 400+ conferences! If you’ve already booked us this year, thank you. And if you’re considering bringing the energy and connection of DTB Drumming to your next event, we’d be honoured to join you.
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From Skeptic to Smiling: How Our Team Building Drumming Wins Over Even the Most Resistant Teams
Not everyone loves team building — especially after past awkward experiences. But our drumming team building sessions consistently win over even the most skeptical team members. With decades of experience, powerful facilitation, and a deeply human approach, we turn resistance into rhythm, and disconnection into unity.