Close Quarter Combat Raid

Get ready for a heart-pounding, adrenaline-packed experience with the Close Quarter Combat Raid. Available to the public for the first time, this event is led by former UK Special Forces who will train you in the brutal but effective art of close-quarters battle. Over the course of the weekend, you’ll be assigned a role within a tactical team, learning vital skills in communication, teamwork, and strategy.

This high-octane experience culminates in a thrilling mission where you’ll storm a stronghold to rescue key assets, simulating real-life counterterrorism operations. Feel the rush as you move with precision, react under pressure, and use cutting-edge CQB techniques, all while relying on your team to succeed.

The Close Quarter Combat Raid is perfect for thrill-seekers, corporate groups, or anyone looking for a unique challenge. It’s an unmatched opportunity to dive into elite military tactics, develop real-world skills, and push personal boundaries. Whether you’re seeking a gift for someone who craves adventure or a team-building experience, this event offers the perfect blend of adrenaline and teamwork. With every moment bringing intense action and strategic collaboration, it's a one-of-a-kind experience that will leave participants with unforgettable memories and newfound confidence.

Is there car parking at the events?
Yes, parking is available at all event locations. Specific details are provided in the joining instructions.

Do participants receive a medal at the end of the event?
Yes, all finishers receive SFBC dog tags and a certificate of completion to commemorate their achievement.

Do participants need to bring their own boots and bergen?
Yes, participants must supply their own boots, rucksack/bergen, and the necessary kit for their category. It’s recommended to train with the equipment beforehand to ensure comfort and avoid injury. The joining instructions will include a packing list and mandatory kit details.

What type of training is recommended?
A mix of cardio, circuit training, and hiking with your kit is recommended to prepare. Sharing training tips and experiences with others can also be helpful for event preparation.