Welcome Survivor! 

Learn the difference between wilderness survival/bushcraft and urban survival. 

Wilderness Survival (Bushcraft) – How to stay alive if you are stranded out in the elements with mother nature. (Fire, water, shelter, food, first aid, signaling).

Urban Survival (Street Survival) – How to stay alive if you are in your own home or town and something like a natural disaster happens, and how to stay safe from criminals. (disaster preparedness, situational awareness, self-defense, anti-bullying, stranger danger).  

In this class I use a well balanced mixture of lecture, discussion, videos, and pictures, to teach the student on several important survival topics. 

DURING THIS COURSE, WE WILL DISCUSS:

- The survival mindset (getting calm, staying calm, and keeping a positive mental attitude) 

- Starting a fire (its not nearly as easy as you might think)

- Finding water and treating it for consumption 

- Building a shelter 

- Signaling for help 

- Important gear and tools to have  

- Desert survival

- Lost at sea (ocean survival)

- Cold weather survival

- Finding food (edible plants, berries, animals)

- Trapping, hunting, and field dressing. 

- Knife safety and knife sharpening 

- What to do during the major natural disasters 

- What to do if you think someone is following you 

- How to quickly stop an attacker that is trying to kidnap you 

- How to escape zip ties/duct tape

- How to escape the trunk of a car

- How to stay safe while traveling  

- Dangerous animals: Identifying, avoiding, and defending against.

- Long term survival in a "total collapse" scenario

- Tips on staying safe during a power outage

- Basics of being a "prepper"

- Building an EDC or (Every Day Carry) bag

- Building a "Bug out Bag"

- Knot tying and different uses of rope

- Extreme climate survival

- Land navigating 

- First Aid and basic life support

- Staying home alone safety

- Anti-bullying

- Situational awareness

- Self Defense

- Much, much, more

I encourage class participation, and most students that start off shy, are raising their hands, answering questions, and participating by the end of the class. This class is excellent for parents that want to instill confidence in their student. 

I will also take time at the end of each class to answer questions and talk about real world scenarios. 

*This is an ongoing class, meeting once a week, and every week we discuss a new topic. After 12 weeks, which is the total amount of classes per segment. We repeat. So if your student joins in the middle or end, as long as they are enrolled they will eventually learn about each topic. There are no prerequisites for any classes, meaning you do not need to take them in any order. I HIGHLY suggest your student repeat the 12 weeks at least once. 75% of my students repeat it 2 or 3 times. This will ensure that they actually grasp and understand what is being taught. Since these are skills that can LITERALLY save their life, I really want them to be able to remember most of the skills they are taught. 

If you have any questions regarding the class, or what topic your student will learn about on their first day of class, please let me know. I welcome all ages, as survival is important for all! 

Be safe, be confident, be prepared!

Mr. O 

*If you are not 100% completely satisfied with your students first class I will give you a 100% refund. 

**I do NOT cancel classes with only 1 student in them, so unless there is an emergency, no need to worry about that.

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