Sas Wilderness Survival - Volume 1

Surviving Any Crisis Situation is a Decision First - Learn to Think in Duress Situations and Take Pragmatic Action

What you'll learn

Assess the deep (blunt) truth of what level of personal survival capacity you possess.

Develop a thorough understanding of how you personally operate at the somatic, emotional and neurological level when facing actual survival stress.

Develop in-depth understanding of the various practical survival skills you need to prevail.

Create a systemised process for individual and group survival.

Requirements

There are no pre-requisites for taking this course.

Description

This course imparts an "unconventional approach" to wilderness survival that is able to be extrapolated to may other emergencies and to process of living life generally. Rather than only focusing on the practical tricks and tips of bushcraft and survival; this course will take you deep into the territory of survival psychology. The author imparts unique emotional, psychological and somatic techniques developed following two decade of Special Forces service. Techniques that ensure you make the crucial 'Decision' to survive first. So many survival instructors brush over this essential aspect of survival training. Following a professional career in Australian Special Forces, Rich Hungerford has observed that the  missing piece of the survival puzzle is the mindset of the survivor.Without the appropriate mindset the skilled woodsman, hunter, hiker, or survivalist is unable to bring lifetimes of knowledge into play in real-world survival situations. They become overwhelmed by fear, anxiety, injury, and more. The author has devoted decades of research effort into refining the survival system he now shares globally. The basis of that system is that a decision must be made and maintained by the survivor if they are to prevail. Once that core decision is locked in then the necessary life support knowledge is brought into play. Comprehensive explanations and demonstrations of the essential life support requirements  (Shelter, water, food, fire, signalling and recovery) are then covered in this video course. This video course is a complete and integrated survival system. It is built to ensure you survive anything, anywhere whenever there is potential for a human being to survive. Who Dares Wins.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to SAS Wilderness Survival

Lecture 1 Introduction to SAS Wilderness Survival

Lecture 2 Acknowledgment of Sources

Lecture 3 How the Course is Delivered

Lecture 4 Survival is a Decision

Section 2: Survival Mind & Body Concepts and Techniques

Lecture 5 Why 'SAS' Survival is Different to the Rest (Warrior Survival System}

Lecture 6 Survival-In-Depth (SID) - The Onion Skin Approach

Lecture 7 Human Survival Stressors

Lecture 8 Why People Die in Survival Situations

Lecture 9 Strong Mind; Strong Body Concept

Lecture 10 Pain to Ease Behaviour

Lecture 11 Understanding Survival Response in the Mind and Body

Lecture 12 D.A.B.D.A. for Survival Situations

Lecture 13 S.T.O.P.A for Survival Situations

Lecture 14 Red Flag Awareness to Identify Duress thinking (T.E.D.A. Cycle)

Lecture 15 Battle Breathing Technique

Lecture 16 The Importance of Vision, Breath and Posture (V.B.P Technique)

Lecture 17 Objectivity Versus Subjectivity

Lecture 18 Anchoring Technique in the Survival Context

Section 3: Life Support Principles and Processes

Lecture 19 The Rule of 3 Principles - Updated Application

Lecture 20 M.S.W.F.F.S. - The Warrior Survival System

Lecture 21 The Calorie Rule

Lecture 22 The Water Rule

Lecture 23 The Risk Rule

Lecture 24 The Power of Group In Survival

Section 4: Shelter Essentials

Lecture 25 Why Shelter is a Priority

Lecture 26 Dress for Battle

Lecture 27 Basic Shelter Construction Considerations

Lecture 28 The Bootlace Shelter Method

Lecture 29 Setting Up a Tarp Shelter

Section 5: Water Essentials

Lecture 30 How the Human Body Uses Water

Lecture 31 Where to Find Water

Lecture 32 Water Indicators

Lecture 33 What Lives in Your Water & Why We Must process Wild Water

Lecture 34 Baseline Processing - Pre Filtering & Clarification

Lecture 35 Boiling Method

Lecture 36 Transpiration Method

Lecture 37 Distillation Method

Lecture 38 Chemical Treatment Methods

Lecture 39 Ultra Violet Light Devices

Lecture 40 Modern Portable Filtration Devices

Lecture 41 Desert Still Uses & Considerations

Lecture 42 Water From Plants Considerations

Section 6: Course Close Out

Lecture 43 Course Close Out - Connecting to SAS Wilderness Survival volume 2

The SAS Wilderness Survival Course is a unique survival curriculum that is based explicit on real-world Special Forces experience. Rich Hungerford, your Instructor was an Australian SAS Instructor and Team Commander and shares the practicalities of that professional military career experience base within this program. This course is designed for the student seeking to create deep level resilience within their individual capabilities. Resilience that is specific, systemised and drawn from the doing of it as opposed to the enthusiasm of the topic.