Field Work

Break the loop. Step into new ground.

Once a month,
we step into new ground.

Field Work is how Hammer On members build courage, capability, and new memories through shared experience outside the normal routine.

Once a month, we step into something unfamiliar — a practical skill, a demanding environment, or a new challenge — with other people willing to show up and learn.

The point is not thrill-seeking. The point is practice.

Examples include trail navigation, wilderness basics, knot work, archery, tai chi, rock climbing, obstacle-course events, cold-weather hikes, sound baths, hot air ballooning, zip lining, silent retreats, and other useful or demanding experiences sourced by the group.

A wider, more meaningful life begins where routine ends.

Two Hammer On members practicing knot work at a campsite while others set up in the background
Step outside your comfort zone with people doing the same.Knot work · wilderness basics
Upcoming Field Work
One per month · next five slots
Oct · slot 01
October

Field Work #01

Event TBD. The monthly experience is being sourced by the club — skill, venue, and window land here once confirmed.

Nov · slot 01
November

Field Work #02

Opportunity being sourced. One Field Work per month.

Dec · slot 01
December

Field Work #03

Know something worth trying? Community submissions are open for this slot.

Jan · slot 01
January

Field Work #04

Opportunity being sourced.

Feb · slot 01
February

Field Work #05

Community-submitted ideas under review.

ONE FIELD WORK PER MONTH. RSVP COUNTS, CAPS, COST, PREREQUISITES, AND THE SHARE EVENT ACTION APPEAR ONLY ONCE AN OPPORTUNITY IS CONFIRMED. PENDING SUBMISSIONS ARE NEVER SHAREABLE. COST, DIFFICULTY, AND PREREQUISITES PUBLISH WITH EACH EVENT — SEE PARTICIPANT TERMS & RISK. INSTRUCTORS AND VENUES: BECOME A PARTNER.

Next up

Field Work #01

Event TBD · sourcing

We're sourcing the next monthly Field Work experience now. One day, one unfamiliar skill, a small group.

Submit Field Work

RSVP OPENS WHEN THE EXPERIENCE IS CONFIRMED.

What Field Work looks like
Trail navigation
Wilderness basics
Knot work · campsite setup
Indoor rock climbing
Archery
Tai chi
Cold-weather hikes
Obstacle-course events
Sound bath
Hot air ballooning
Zip lining
Silent retreat

EXAMPLES, NOT A FIXED CURRICULUM.

Submit Field Work

Found something worth trying?

Bring the opportunity to the community. Know a skill, class, event, place, or experience that fits Field Work? Send it in for consideration — good field work usually starts with one person paying attention. Every Field Work activity runs under our Code of Conduct.

By submitting, you agree to the linked participant policies. See Privacy.