Raising Warriors in a Culture of Comfort

Every parent dreams of raising children who grow into strong, confident, and capable adults. But let’s be honest—the world our kids are growing up in isn’t helping. Screens keep them distracted. Convenience keeps them soft. A culture of comfort is teaching too many young people to avoid responsibility instead of embracing it.

That’s why we created Junior Warrior Training (JWT).

JWT isn’t just another after-school activity or weekend hobby. It’s a proven leadership program for kids ages 9–13 that equips them with real-world skills, mental toughness, and a strong sense of purpose. Every child who walks through our program is challenged to rise above mediocrity and discover their own potential.

Upcoming Field Day – See It for Yourself!

We know that seeing is believing. That’s why we’re hosting a Field Day on Saturday, September 20th.

• Drop-off for kids: 8:45 AM at US Digital (Vancouver, WA)
• Parents & Friends Join: 1:00 PM at Lacamas Lake for a potluck lunch and to watch the kids in action.
• Pick-up: 5:00 PM at US Digital (1400NE 136th Ave Vancouver, WA 98684)

This event is open to parents, friends, and anyone curious about JWT. It’s your chance to experience firsthand the kind of training and community that is shaping the next generation of warriors.

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Ready to Get Started?

The next official JWT cycle begins October 4th, 2025. Spots are limited because we believe in intentional, hands-on training with each child.

✅ Ages 9–13 (with “Mini-Me” entry for siblings ages 5–8)
✅ Runs every other Saturday year-round
✅ Located in Vancouver, WA
✅ Training in life skills, leadership, and responsibility

👉 Sign up here to stay updated and reserve your child’s spot

Together, we are raising a generation equipped to face the world with confidence, discipline, and compassion.

What Is Junior Warrior Training?

At its core, JWT is about developing the next generation of leaders. Through hands-on training and team-based challenges, kids learn the value of discipline, responsibility, and resilience. They don’t just hear about leadership—they practice it.

Some of the key training modules include:

• First Aid & CPR – Building confidence to respond in emergencies.
• Land Navigation – Teaching problem-solving and resourcefulness in the outdoors.
• Automotive Basics – Learning practical skills every young adult should know.
• Construction & Building – Working with their hands to create and understand teamwork on projects.
• Community Service Projects – Instilling empathy and responsibility by serving others.
• Rescue Training Missions (FTX) – Putting their skills to the test in team-based field challenges.

Each session is designed to strengthen both body and mind, building kids who are capable, courageous, and compassionate.

Why JWT Matters

We live in a time where many youth lack direction. Without challenges to overcome, confidence never forms. Without responsibility, character never grows. JWT closes this gap by creating an environment where kids are pushed to their limits, supported by mentors, and surrounded by peers striving for the same growth.

The results speak for themselves:

• Children develop confidence and courage.
• Families see their kids becoming more responsible and disciplined at home.
• Kids learn how to work as a team while also growing as individuals.
• Parents gain peace of mind knowing their child is gaining skills that will last a lifetime.

How JWT Works

JWT runs every other Saturday year-round from 8:45 AM–5:00 PM in Vancouver, WA. Each session is structured like a mission: kids show up in uniform, train in a new skill, and then apply it in team challenges that stretch their abilities.

Every quarter introduces a new cycle of training, building on what they’ve learned before. This keeps returning trainees challenged while giving new kids a strong foundation.

✨ Special Family Option – The “Mini-Me’s”
If an older sibling is already in JWT, younger siblings ages 5–8 can join as “Mini-Me’s.” These young warriors get to participate in age-appropriate parts of the training, shadow their older siblings, and begin learning the discipline, teamwork, and resilience that JWT instills. It’s a fun and powerful way for families to grow together while giving younger children an early start.