Wednesday January 27th, 6:00 – 8:00 PM (Arizona Time)
ONLINE ZOOM CLASS 2 Hours 10 Student Max
Level: Beginner
Practical Emergency Preparedness
PLEASE NOTE:
Class limited to 10 spots. If you see "The requested qty is not available" error when purchasing, please reduce you requested quantity or choose another class date.
This live/online class covers the mind-set, principles, and details of how to prepare for unexpected modern emergencies and disruptions. We look at Red Cross and FEMA guidelines, current tips & tricks as well as things our great grandparents did as a matter of course, for no stress preparedness.
Through live demonstrations, hands-on exercises, Q&A, and detailed PowerPoint presentation you will get the practical knowledge that can keep you and your family safe and ready!
Learn simple, low cost strategies for self-reliance and peace of mind. Being prepared doesn’t have to be stressful or break the bank, and it doesn’t involve zombies and bunkers.
Ideal for those looking for help getting started and those wanting new ideas to bolster existing preps, this 2-hour course is also great for parents, individuals living alone or away from home.
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PLEASE NOTE: Some information and images in class may be disturbing.
CLASS SIZE is kept small (10 attendees) to facilitate questions and individual attention.
CLASS INCLUDES: 15% Off one-time coupon for an AHS purchase and when you create a Shack account you'll be given a 10% Discount for all future purchases as part of the Arizona Hiking Shack family.
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ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR:
Jonathan Mincks – Wilderness Skills & Safety Instructor
Mincks is a boondocks scholar who has been exploring the backcountry since in diapers. His life-long study and engagement in wilderness skills and emergency response has earned him multiple credentials in; Advanced Wilderness First Aid, CPR, Natural Medicine, Wilderness Survival, Desert Survival, and Outfitting.
Members of the Central Arizona Mountain Rescue Association Search and Rescue team have called his classes “PSAR” – Preventative Search and Rescue.
His inspiring approach to teaching is renowned for being practical, thorough, and current. His attention to detail has garnered him acclaim from new enthusiasts to seasoned professionals alike.