These days anybody with a mat and a kettle ball will tell you they're running a boot camp. They're not.

Genuine "Boot Camp" derives from ancient training techniques that have evolved and become adopted by military programs, but there is nothing inherently military about the training itself. The two principle components of boot camp training are team structure and varied activities performed outdoors.

When you are welcomed into an existing HitTheHill team and feel the support of your team, helping you and encouraging you, then you realize what you're actually capable of. Soon, you'll be the one reaching out, helping and supporting your teammates.

Each HitTheHill team has people from different backgrounds and of different abilities, with different strengths and weaknesses. There is no defined starting date for any program; start whenever you like and train alongside seasoned veterans.

A true boot camp experience teaches you that any good team is better than the sum of its parts. Something happens to people when they come together as a team that improves who they are as individuals. This is the heart of the Hit The Hill program.