Human Survival Instincts: The course is built on the fundamental understanding of human survival instincts. It emphasizes the necessity of self-preservation, which is instinctive when facing life-threatening situations. The knowledge shared in the course taps into these primal instincts to help individuals make decisions that are critical for long-term survival.
Psychology of Crisis Management: The course addresses the psychological aspects of survival, including the mental challenges people face during an emergency. It prepares individuals for stress, fear, and decision fatigue, and teaches how to stay calm and focused during a crisis to make effective survival decisions.
Basic Needs of Survival: Drawing on Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, the course focuses on the most essential factors for survival: water, food, shelter, and safety. It explains how to manage these needs in various scenarios, ensuring that survivalists can sustain themselves for extended periods.
Wilderness and Environmental Science: The course provides insight into surviving in the wilderness, where understanding natural resources, weather patterns, and terrain is crucial. It teaches how to adapt to different environments and leverage available resources, such as finding water or building shelter, based on scientific principles of environmental adaptation.
The Science of Bugging Out: It covers the logistics of bugging out, including planning escape routes, avoiding traffic jams, and understanding how large-scale disasters can affect mobility. This is grounded in the science of human movement and crowd behavior during crises.
Energy and Resource Management: The course teaches how to optimize energy use, conserve resources, and ensure sustainable living in the wilderness. This involves practical knowledge about rationing food and water, managing gear, and maintaining physical energy levels during long-term survival.
Medical and First Aid Science: The course includes lessons on basic first aid and medical survival, teaching individuals how to handle injuries and illnesses without access to immediate medical care. It emphasizes understanding the human body’s needs in extreme conditions and how to treat common survival injuries.
Carrying Capacity and Load-Bearing: The science of carrying gear and supplies is covered in the course, teaching how to pack efficiently without overloading. Understanding load-bearing capacity and how to pack survival kits for long-term carry is vital to avoid exhaustion and ensure mobility.
Sustainable Living Practices: The course incorporates sustainable living principles, focusing on how to grow food, purify water, and use resources sustainably while living off the grid. This involves ecological science, resource management, and how to minimize environmental impact in a survival situation.
