There's no team-building activity out there quite like the Startup Games 2017. This event invites local startups to come out and compete for a good cause—more specifically, the charity of their choice. Sign up with your coworkers to participate in the event, and, if you win, the cash prize goes to your favorite philanthropic organization.

But before you take home the glory, you'll have to prove your worth by owning other startups in competitions like beer pong, dodgeball, shuffleboard, darts, Jenga, and even Mario Kart. These fun activities are designed more to get everyone engaged than to truly inspire competitive face-offs, so enjoy this time spent with your team at the Startup Games 2017. They'll be held on Saturday, June 10th at Fair Market, and contestants can win up to $20,000 for their charities.

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If you're a fan of health and fitness, you won't want to miss the Naturally Fit Games on Saturday, June 3rd. From 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., the games transform the Austin Convention Center into one enormous fitness studio where athletes of all ability levels, from amateurs to professionals, face off in heated competitions.

Watch while CrossFitters compete in the Trinity Competition's ATX Throwdown, or check out martial artists at the ONNIT World Open Jiu-Jitsu Tournament. Weight-lifting, body-building, and more are also on the itinerary. Plus, the event hosts a huge fitness and health expo with more than 150 vendors offering the latest in wellness products. Tickets start at $16 for adults and $12 for kids, so don't miss your chance to snag them and be part of this year's Naturally Fit Games.

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If you're an outdoorsy person living in a city, Austin might be one of the best places to be. With Lady Bird Lake, Zilker Park, and tons of other green spaces, Austin is one of the most outdoorsy cities in the U.S. So it's the perfect spot for the Life Time Triathlon CapTex.

On Monday, May 29th, the Lifetime Triathlon takes full advantage of Austin's many outdoor spaces, which are folded into its unique course. Triathlon participants begin with a dip in Lady Bird Lake. After the challenging swim, they hop onto their bikes and zoom across the South 1st Street Bridge toward the Texas Capital before looping back around through downtown Austin. Finally, they embark on a run that meanders through Butler Park and the Palmer Events Center. Register now to take part in the triathlon; registration fees begin at $75.

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