WOMEN OF THE WOODS

A lot of people worry, “What if I slow the team down?” The truth is, most feel the same way at first. But in reality, when you need a break, others usually welcome it too. These events are tough—but they’re not about being the strongest. They’re about showing up, trying hard, and leaning on each other when it counts. No one’s here to judge you—we’re here to grow together.

These events are meant to challenge you—but not break you. You’ll move, sweat, and face moments that push you outside your comfort zone, but you’ll never be alone. Your team is there to support you, and you’re always in control of how far you go. It’s not bootcamp—it’s about growth, and sometimes the discomfort is where the real breakthroughs happen. Find your pace and enjoy the ride.

Women of the Woods begins with a short welcome, clear expectations, and gear issue to get you grounded and ready. The first half focuses on learning hands-on wilderness skills—like fire-building, land navigation, shelter-making, and water purification. Then we move into the challenge phase: you’ll split into teams and tackle a list of tasks that put your new skills to the test. It’s fast, intense, and meant to push you—but never past your limit. You’ll move, sweat, support one another, and leave feeling stronger, more capable, and more alive.

What’s the mission behind Women of the Woods?

Here’s your revised version with the anti-stigma message woven in—bold, empowering, and raw:

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### What’s the mission behind Women of the Woods?

Women of the Woods wasn’t born from some polished program—it happened because it was needed. What it’s become is a space where women can show up fully—loud, strong, real, and unapologetic.

We let go of the bullshit stigma that women can’t use their hands, build fire, tie knots, or lead. Fuck that. You can. And you will—not to prove anything to anyone, but to reclaim what’s always been yours: strength, confidence, capability.

Out here, women challenge themselves, lead each other, and learn real skills in the forest. It’s not about being more feminine or more masculine—it’s about being fully you.

I’m not here to coach your life. I’m here to hold a steady, safe container where you can rise, fall, learn, and grow. I’ll teach you the skills, ask the right questions, and back you up while you figure out your own answers.

This is a space to scream, sweat, laugh, cry, and rebuild with zero judgment. You don’t have to be perfect. Just powerful. And you’ll leave knowing exactly what you’re capable of.

“I’m not here to tell women how to be women. I’m here to hold the space so they can be powerful, raw, and real—without apology.

I’m a 6’3”, 260-pound veteran. I’ve seen what real chaos looks like. But here, I use that strength to protect the container—not control it.

Women of the Woods isn’t about being soft. It’s about being free. Free to lead, to sweat, to laugh, to push through fear—and to know someone’s got your back while you do it.

I ask questions, I don’t give answers. I make space, not noise. And in that space, I’ve watched women become more bold, more confident, and more fully themselves than they ever thought possible.

This is your reset. I’m just here to make sure it stays safe while you go all in.”