Building Your Wilderness First Aid Kit
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…mountain guide training: a respectable list of climbs that they have completed, professional avalanche training, an American Mountain Guides Association certification, two rescue certifications, a Leave No Trace certification, and…
…for details. Curriculum: There are four major components to any mountain training program. Participants may choose to incorporate one, two, three or all four of the mountain training components listed…
…To complete the Seven, a climber must have skill training in all the major sub-disciplines of climbing with the sole exception of steep waterfall ice. These skills include: General mountaineering…
…Alpine Mountaineering and Technical Leadership Part II course. Likewise, if you need the Avalanche Pro Level I training and you meet the prerequisites, you can take that course alone. Students…
…basic level of training and knowledge can dramatically increase your margin of safety while traveling in the backcountry. We offer the course in two formats: A 3-day in-person option with…
…improvement, carefully evaluating every expedition while supporting our guides with rigorous training, mentorship, and ongoing professional development. Since 1980, AAI has guided climbers on Denali continuously, helping hundreds of mountaineers…
We do it all on this trip: Learn or refresh mountaineering skills with local expert instructors, climb Cayambe and Cotopaxi, immerse yourself in a rich culture, take rest days in…
…on snowmobiles or snowbikes. Almost all of these avalanches are started by the people caught in them. Some basic level of training and knowledge can dramatically increase your margin of…
Descending high on Everest after a succesful summit. AAI Collection. Mount Everest is still the ultimate mountaineering adventure. As the highest mountain in the world, Everest has immense appeal and…
Have you ever been three-days from a trailhead with no cellphone reception and thought about what would happen if someone got hurt? What if a snake bit someone? What if…
…Association (A3) to provide Professional-Level avalanche training. The Pro 1 Course is the first of the Professional Courses and is based on the traditional Level 2, with the addition of…
AIARE Avalanche Level 2 is designed for experienced backcountry travelers who want to deepen their understanding of avalanche hazard management. Building on the decision-making framework taught in AIARE 1, this…
...or compartment substitutes. Clearly label each compartment or pack: In many expeditions each expedition member carries their own personal care… Read More