Cultivate resilience, discover profound growth, and harness the power of community with Unrationed.

Join our communion of sweat, grit, and perseverance that blends mind, body, and spirit to push past limits within, in business, and at home.

Pursue an Extraordinary Life

WE ARE UNRATIONED

A group of men committed to extraordinary lives…

  • AT WORK

    We’re not all entrepreneurs, but we all own our responsibilities to make things happen.

  • AT HOME

    We want to be the best husbands, partners, and fathers we can be.

  • AT PLAY

    Our idea of fun—testing ourselves and expanding comfort zones.

THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE
INEVITABLY DEMAND:

Discomfort
Pain
Risk
Growth

OUR VALUES

  • We invest in the success of our brothers. This means actively supporting and engaging with one another's progress and well-being. When one thrives, we all do.

  • We find and keep the middle ground rather than being pulled to extremes. It's about openness, being present, and exploring ideas without rigidly adhering to any one viewpoint. We can learn from all.

  • We believe that work is love made visible. That includes work that demands things from our body to provide for our families. We live in a post-industrial world, but we’re built for hard work.

  • Growth happens beyond the thresholds of our comfort zones. We embrace challenges and choose to explore uncharted territory. When we return home, it’s with maps that have gotten bigger.

  • We engage in meaningful and substantive conversations that delve into deeper topics rather than surface-level small talk.

PAST UNRATIONED EVENTS

  • MT. HURON

    A 2-day, 40 mile trek through the wilderness that included a 14k ft. peak and an alpine swim.

  • RING THE SPRINGS

    Ultra-marathon in CO Springs.
    Men in our cohort participated in the 25k, 50k, 100k, & 100-mile races.

"To be wild is not to be crazy or psychotic.

True wildness is a love of nature, a delight in silence, a voice free to say spontaneous things, and an exuberant curiosity in the face of the unknown."

- Robert Bly -