All courses

In-person: $75

In-person add-on to Intro to Pistol Handling™: $50 (total of 8 hours for $150 plus range fees)

Online: $40

$60

3 hours

$100

4 hours

$100 plus range fees

5 hours

$100 plus range fees

4 hours

$50 per hour for your entire group

In-person or online

Goal 1: (40 minutes) use a radio as part of a group to communicate confidently, clearly and effectively. This course takes students from zero to proficient in the standard use of a two-way radio. 

Goal 2: (1 hour) program a radio to communicate with a group. This course takes students from zero to proficient in radio settings and programming both manually and using CHIRP. This is for those using their own radio or those who wish to better understand the tool itself.

Goal 3: (1.5 hours) make appropriate decisions for a group's radio communication protocol, set up multiple radios, prepare a group for radio usage, and manage communication during an action. This interactive training prepares you to be a communication lead for a complex event.

Goal: understand and overcome common challenges to simple team radio setups

Goal: overcome complex obstacles that challenge simple team radio setups

Goal: maintain communication while facing strong adversity or deliberate opposition

$175

9 hours

In-person only

Robust training that comes with the officially and widely recognized RSO designation.

$100

6 hours

In-person or online

Learn how to run range days that make your friends feel like it's the safest place they could be ... because it will be.

$50 per hour for your entire group

Get help developing your standard operating procedures for ranges, trainings, or other events with firearms present

Students will gain an understanding of the methods that are most typically used to navigate in undeveloped areas. 

We'll talk about what goes wrong and how to avoid pitfalls.

You can do almost everything you need with only a small handful of knots. Learn the simplest form of them and a series of knots that all build on what you already know.

Learn about tents, tarps, hammocks, cutting tools, campfires, conservation, etiquette, types of camping and how to enjoy your time in the outdoors. This course is heavily catered to your needs and your situation.

Students get a basic intro to land navigation concepts while on a short or medium hike.

• Map reading

• Compass use

• Terrain association

• Route planning

This course takes place on wooden tables where we can use the shadows of drinks to find directions and tell time. It will also cover street navigation (length of a city block and what that means, route and interstate numbering system, etc). We'll practice estimating distances by sight and measure pace counts. We cover small measurements using body parts while learning to measure how long until sunset with our fingers since all of that fits nicely with telling time with the Sun.

We tap into skills students already have and use without realizing it and then crystallize them into concepts to use deliberately.

Handrail: Follow the creek.

Backstop: If you hit the road you've gone too far.

Offset-compass: The store is somewhere on that street. Get on the street before passing the store.

Terrain association: There's a fork in the river, so that means I'm here, and my destination is there. 

American Red Cross official course

7 hours, in person or blended learning

The Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED course incorporates the latest science and teaches students to recognize and care for a variety of first aid emergencies such as burns, cuts, scrapes, sudden illnesses, head, neck, back injuries, heat and cold emergencies and how to respond to breathing and cardiac emergencies to help victims of any age - adults (about 12 years and older) and pediatric (infants and children up to 12 years of age). Students who successfully complete this course will receive a certificate for Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED valid for two years. 

STOP THE BLEED® official course

90 minutes, in person

Minutes count! Someone who is severely bleeding can bleed to death in as little as 5 minutes. That’s why bleeding control—keeping the blood inside the body—is the purpose of STOP THE BLEED® training.

www.stopthebleed.org 

American Red Cross official course

Prerequisite: current CPR/AED certification

16 hours, in person

Topics include:

• Primary and Secondary Assessments

• Head/Brain, Neck and Spinal Injuries

• Heat-Related Emergencies

• Hypothermia

• Altitude-Related Illnesses

• Allergies and Anaphylaxis

• Burns

• Bone and Joint Injuries

• Wounds and Wound Infection

https://www.redcross.org/take-a-class/cpr/wilderness-sports

free

2 hours

online

Learn strategies and tips for organizing a campout with handfuls or dozens of people.

free

1 hour

online

• ules and laws

• etiquette and culture

• hazards

• history

• how to appreciate and enjoy what they have to offer

$100

4 hours