Contingency Survival 101 (A 3-Day Course) Static Survival
Contingency Survival 101 is a 3 course designed to provide a baseline in personal recovery understanding and skills. It sets the foundation of long term survival skills and takes students to a good grasp of how to prioritize and perform in adverse conditions. It is equivalent to a SERE 300 course for those needing to increase their survival capacity and improve their ability to work in harmony with a recovery engine.
Topics Covered:
- Emergency Action Planning
- Getting the Most from your Maps and Compass
- Essential Equipment Packing
- Prioritizing the 5 Basic Survival Needs
- Critical Wilderness Medicine
- Sheltercraft
- Firecraft
- Wilderness Food Procurement and Preparation
- Water Purification and Procurement
- Emergency Communication Methods
- And so much more!
Contingency Survival 102 (A 5-Day Course) Static Survival + Navigation
Contingency Survival 102 is a 5 day course designed to provide others with a baseline in not only long term survival but also foot mobile navigation. Effective movement in the wild is one of the most crucial and overlooked needs to maintain life during emergencies. Without it, many become stranded or worse yet, make themselves almost impossible to get recovered in a timely manner. Several different methods are utilized, giving the end user capability with or without electronic aids.
Topics Covered:
- Emergency Action Planning
- Getting the Most from your Maps and Compass
- Essential Packing Equipment
- Prioritizing the 5 Basic Survival Needs
- Critical Wilderness Medicine
- Sheltercraft
- Firecraft
- Wilderness Food Procurement and Preparation
- Water Purification and Procurement
- Emergency Communication Methods
- Point to Point Navigation
- Using Electronic Navigation Aids
- Terrain Navigation
- Proficiency with Map/Navigation Aids
- Travel Techniques
- Route Planning
- And so much more!
Contingency Survival 103 (A 7-Day Course) Static Survival + Navigation + Evasion
Contingency Survival 103 is a 7 day course designed to provide a baseline in not only long term survival and foot mobile navigation but also in evading a military force. Adding to survival and effective movement, masking any evidence of presence and sign quickly becomes the highest priority to evade capture.
Mitigating exposure to professional trackers, dog teams or even thermal imaging is key for extending the time of discovery and aiding recovery forces in helping any isolated person to be able to return to friendly control.
Topics Covered:
- Emergency Action Planning
- Getting the Most from your Maps and Compass
- Essential Packing Equipment
- Prioritizing the 5 Basic Survival Needs
- Critical Wilderness Medicine
- Sheltercraft
- Firecraft
- Wilderness Food Procurement and Preparation
- Water Purification and Procurement
- Emergency Communication Methods
- Point to Point Navigation
- Using Electronic Navigation Aids
- Terrain Navigation
- Proficiency with Map/Navigation Aids
- Travel Techniques
- Route Planning
- Tracking/Counter Tracking
- Evasion Firecraft
- Evasion Sheltercraft
- Preemptive Actions
- Initial Movement Off the X
- Hide Site/Hole Up Sites
- Evasive Movement
- Interacting with Local Population in Hostile Environments
- And so much more!
Combat SERE Crash Course (A 4-Day Course)
Combat SERE Crash Course (4 days) is designed to give military members and responsible citizens a foundation in protecting themselves in a hostile environments. It includes in depth physical practical’s in areas of defense with and without weapons, wilderness survival, evasion and escape.
Competence in this skillset will prepare NGO’s, community preparedness minded individuals or active duty service members a newfound confidence in operating in dangerous and unpredictable situations. Decreasing your signature from an enemy army and increasing your survivability while adding to your ability to overcome difficult situations and stacking the odds in your favor are only a few of the many benefits of attending and playing full out.
Masking any evidence of presence and exposure to professional trackers, dog teams or even thermal imaging is key for avoiding capture and aiding recovery forces in helping any isolated person to be able to return to friendly control.
Add to this, the ability to defeat attackers with bare hands or modern weaponry and you’re in for a great adventure. This course magnifies the need for teamwork and leadership and becomes a great testing ground for each individual, or small team’s ability to perform under pressure.
Topics Covered:
- Situational Awareness
- Striking
- Joint breaks
- Throwing
- Knife Attacks
- Dry fire
- Weapon Manipulation
- Malfunction Clearing
- FBI Qualification
- NVG/White Light Intro
- Escape Mindset
- Defeating Restraints
- Destroying Restraints
- Bypassing Restraints
- Handcuff picking/shimming
- Essential Packing Equipment
- Prioritizing the 5 Basic Survival Needs
- Sheltercraft
- Firecraft
- Wilderness Food/Water Procurement and Preparation
- Route Planning
- Tracking/Counter Tracking
- Preemptive Actions
- Hide Site/Hole Up Sites
- Evasive Movement
Required Equipment:
· Water bottle
· Handgun/Holster/3+ mags (250 rounds)
· Ear/Eye protection
· Weather appropriate clothing
· Camouflage Clothing/Gear
· Backpack
· (All needed survival items will be provided)
· Any survival items you wish to test
· (Handguns and holsters are available to rent)
Many people in the PNW ask us, "Can you travel to us?"
The answer. Yes. Here's how...
It's this simple.
First, look over our list of courses below. Determine which one(s) you and others you know are most interested in. We need a minimum of 5 committed people to schedule a class in your area. (20 persons max per class)
Next, look over the Minimum Facility Requirements section and determine which location in your area you have access to and will be best suited for that class.
Finally, reach out to us to schedule it with our team so we can synchronize the schedule and drive to your location to conduct that class.
That's it.
