The Spartan Military was a highly disciplined and formidable fighting force in ancient Greece, known for its rigorous training and strict social structure. Spartan soldiers, called hoplites, underwent intense physical and military training from a young age, starting in the agoge, a state-sponsored education system. This training emphasized endurance, strength, and teamwork, making them effective in battle. Spartan warriors were renowned for their bravery and tactical skills, often fighting in a phalanx formation, which maximized their collective strength. The Spartan society prioritized military excellence, and their commitment to warfare played a crucial role in the city-state's dominance during the Peloponnesian War.