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Join Spearhead Brotherhood for a unique 3-day encampment designed to deepen your connection with nature and the warrior within. Spearhead Brotherhood invites you to sharpen yourself physically, mentally, and spiritually. Challenge yourself learning practical Earth skills, and build strong bonds with fellow campers.

Through hands-on projects, martial arts training, and meaningful discussions, participants will learn what it means to embody the warrior archetype while embracing the responsibility as protectors of their family, community, and the Earth.

Key Activities:

• Sustainable Living and Earth Skills Projects: Gain practical skills in sustainable agriculture, animal processing, water conservation, and natural building. Learn the foundations of self-reliance to become a more confident and resilient leader.

• Physical and Mental Training: Learn martial arts techniques, engage in combat drills, and practice resilience through cold exposure, resistance training, breathwork, and other physical challenges designed to cultivate discipline and courage.

• Discussions on Masculine Archetypes: Redefining our power, purpose, meaning and our role as men in our society.
  Group Rituals: Join in powerful ceremonies to honor the Earth, set personal intentions, and embrace your life goals.

• Council Circles: Step into a supportive space for deep, meaningful conversations where vulnerability and honesty creates lasting bonds

• Bonfire Gatherings: Evenings spent around a fire for storytelling, sharing experiences, and music.

  Solo Reflection Time: Offers periods of silent solitude to promote deep personal insight and mental clarity.

Who Should Attend:

This retreat is for men who seek personal growth, a stronger connection to the natural world, and a deeper sense of brotherhood. Whether you’re a seasoned outdoorsman or just starting to learn how to camp, Spearhead Camp welcomes men from all walks of life to join in this immersive experience. No prior experience in martial arts or outdoor skills are required—only a willingness to learn, grow, and be of service.

Itinerary:

Thursday evening

• Meet and greet

  Dinner

Friday

• Orientation/Opening circle

• Misogi(Ice plunge)

• Stretching/light workout

• Animal processing/cooking

  Lunch

• Break/Reflection

• Sustainable agriculture/water conservation

• Bush craft skills

• Soft skills/archetypes

  Dinner

• Music and dancing
  

Saturday

• Sunrise salutations

• Misogi(ice plunge)

• Running/Resistance Training

  Breakfast

• Break/personal reflection

  Lunch

• Trials by Combat

• Projectiles (Archery and Rabbit stick)

• Sharing/grieving/open discussion

  Dinner

• Music/story telling

• Group reflection
  

Sunday

• Sunrise salutations

  Breakfast

• Closing circle