Our Classes

Our classes focus on three seperate aspects of preparedness.

We offer two classes, both of which focus on the Prepared Mental State.  
The morning class focuses on Situational Awareness, and the afternoon class is about General Preparedness for crisis situations.
PLEASE NOTE: There is a maximum number of 20 attendees for each class.  There is also a minimum number of 10.
If the minimum is not met, your money will be refunded, and the class will be rescheduled.  

Please note:  Classes for Februaty 4th have been moved to a later date!
 

Check for upcoming classes and reserve your seat here.

1

The Prepared Mental State

Get your head in the right place.
Having a prepared mental state is the most important aspect of both situational awareness and preparedness.

2

Situational Awareness

Keep your wits about you.
Learning to keep aware of the situation around you doesn't have to come at the cost of quality of life.  Knowledge is empowering.

3

Readiness Materials

Prepare for any event, small or large.
With some simple, inexpensive steps, anyone can increase their comfort and chances of survival in virtually any situation.

Overview of Classes

Situational Awareness 101
The Situational awareness class starts at 9 am, and lasts three hours.   The first part of the class deals with the nature of threat itself and how we define and identify threat.  We will discuss ideas to increase personal safety for ourselves and the people we care about  in our own homes, as well as in public, and in our cars as we travel.  Included are many simple tips and tricks to keep yourself ahead of the crowd when it comes to dealing with fires, shootings, natural disasters, and other potentially dangerous events.  Some threats are imagined, and others are very real.  We will learn to tell the difference.   Despite the heavy subject matter, we will keep the class light and fun.  We have periodic quizzes for free preparedness gear.  At the end of the class, each participant recieves a cerficiate of completion to add to a job resume.

General Preparedness 101
The General Preparedness class starts at 1 PM, and lasts for three hours.  We start by answering the biggest question of general preparedness for dangerous events, "Should I stay or should I go?".  We will discuss topics that should be addressed if you find yourself away from home or a familiar location, as well as things you can do to at home to better weather the oncoming storm.  We will discuss food storage and longevity, emergency appropriation and purification of water, communication needs, shelter needs, and discuss whether weapons are necessary to defend what you have prepared. Despite the heavy subject matter, we will keep the class light and fun.  We have periodic quizzes for free preparedness gear.   At the end of the class, each participant recieves a certificate of completion of the course to add to a job resume.