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It takes much more than the knowledge and skills to build shelters, get food, make fire, and travel without the aid of standard navigational devices, to successfully cope with a survival situation. Some people with little or no survival training have managed to survive life-threatening circumstances, whereas some with extensive survival training have not used their skills and died. A key ingredient in any survival situation is mental attitude. Having survival skills is important; having the will to survive is essential.

There is a psychology to survival. The individual in a survival environment faces many stresses that ultimately impact on his mind. These stresses can produce thoughts and emotions that, if poorly understood, can transform a confident, well-trained person into an indecisive, ineffective individual with questionable ability to survive. The knowledge gained is a preparation to come through the toughest times alive.

The fact is that our courses and training involve challenge and achievement. Therefore, their usefulness goes beyond the technical content of survival instruction. In efect, it means a behavioural and character growth that involves the most appreciated traits for a successful life: above all, and as I have already pointed out: a winning attitude. Life itself is — in a great extent — a mind game.

All in all, our training does not only imply learning techniques that will come in handy in the outdoors. It also means experiencing a personal growth while having fun.

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