Course Description:

The Survival course is an intensive practical training program focused on acquiring fundamental skills necessary for survival in harsh natural environments with minimal equipment. The course prepares participants for unexpected situations such as being stranded in remote areas, natural disasters, or loss of access to modern infrastructure. Training emphasizes practical decision-making, prioritization of survival needs, efficient use of available resources, and risk mitigation in wilderness environments. Participants develop essential field skills required to maintain safety and sustain themselves until rescue or evacuation.

Contents:

Fundamental survival principles and prioritization (shelter, water, fire, navigation), site selection for shelter construction, building improvised shelters from natural materials, emergency fire-starting techniques and fire maintenance, water sourcing and purification methods, basic food procurement principles, land navigation without modern devices, map and compass fundamentals, signaling and rescue techniques, energy management and environmental risk prevention, practical field exercises in real outdoor conditions.

Recommended equipment:

Bigger knife suitable for nature use, pocket knife, small pot, spoon, two stronger PET bottles, about 15 meters of solid lines or paracord rope (maybe you will destroy it), good clothes and hard shoes suitable for outdoor stays (we recommend a waterproof jacket, but we do not recommend artificial fibers due to a stay at the fire), working gloves, writing equipment. Personal items of daily use (e.g. contact lenses and their accessories, medicines if you take them regularly, etc.), toilet paper, tick repellant, optionally a waterproof tarpaulin, two condoms (preferably without lubricant) and two menstrual tampons (large, if possible). The fact that you don't see a sleeping bag here in the list is not a mistake.You can take it, but 99.99% of the time you won't use it and it will only be in the car in case of a completely extraordinary event (tornado, snow storm with frost, etc.) :-)

Timing:

Meeting at 08:30 – 08:45 am at the training area, the subsequent administration and preparation of equipment and materials. The beginning of class is at 09:00 and the end around 15:00 pm last day. This course is 4 days NON STOP!

Venue:

Participants won't find out about the meeting place until a few days before the course, as the predicted weather can also affect the choice.

Language:

Czech, unless otherwise agreed ...