Calling a new generation of boys into the high country of stronger manhood.
Culture is waging war on young men. Boys are expected to conform, be castrated, or get canceled. It’s time to punch back.
The Stronger Boy Way is a Dad’s Field Guide to raising boys into men — real men. The kind who protect women and children, not use them. It’s built around hands-on challenges that shape your son in the four core identities of manhood:
Protector. Provider. Leader. Lover.
In this episode, John sits down with his sons to show you how it works — the patch system, the challenges, the board, and the moments that change a boy: responsibility, discomfort, confidence, and earned competence.
Collect patches for each activity. Climb through the ranks. Earn pillar patches. Be awarded with virtue coins. Rise to the level of Dragon Slayer — and be welcomed into the high country of Stronger Manhood.
This doesn’t just teach skills — it builds character. It sparks imagination. It brings sons and fathers together through sweat, laughter, and shared purpose.
Explore together. Sweat together. Grow together. Make memories together.
Stronger Boy Way is the curriculum. Dad, you are the guide.
Get the Stronger Boy Way Kit:
https://warriorpoetsupplyco.com/stronger-boy-way-kit/
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