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THE
MANGANNI
JUNGLE

ONE FOR ALL   ALL FOR ONE

Our Mission
At the Manganni Jungle, we exist to glorify God by building character, competence, and community; through sports competitions, fitness & nutrition programs, and recreational therapy.

Who We Serve

  • Veterans and First Responders seeking connection and healing
     

  • Youth and families seeking grit-building and leadership
     

  • Organizations and teams seeking unity and growth
     

  • Amputees and athletes seeking purpose and community
     

What We Do

  • Manganni Jungle competitions
     

  • Team-building courses
     

  • Leadership programs
     

  • Group Fitness
     

  • Youth Camps
     

  • Airsoft combat games
     

  • Flow Shows & Jungle Games
     

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Our Story 

Founded by U.S. Marine Corps veteran Alexander Leoni, Manganni Jungle was born from personal trauma, spiritual transformation, and the realization that healing often comes through movement, purpose, and faith. After an intense face-to-face encounter with a lion—and a heart-wrecking experience at Walter-Reed Center Alexander was inspired to create a place where others could find their roar again.

Why It Matters

  • Over 20 veterans a day die by suicide—we’re on a mission to stop that.
     

  • Kids and adults alike are becoming disconnected from their bodies and the outdoors—we reconnect them.
     

  • Faith is often left out of fitness and leadership—we place God at the center.
     

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Why It Matters
Over 20 veterans a day die by suicide—we’re on a mission to stop that.


Kids and adults alike are becoming disconnected from their bodies and the outdoors—we reconnect them.


Faith is often left out of fitness and leadership—we place God at the center.

Whether you want to train, give, volunteer, or bring your team, there’s a place for you in the jungle. We are always building, always growing—and we invite you to grow with us.

Join Us

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