POTENTIALLY LIFE SAVING INFORMATION TAUGHT BY A SEASONED VETERAN
YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO NOT TAKE THIS CLASS!
This class will give you information, training, and practice on a subject that EVERYBODY needs to learn and know. If you drive, shoot, hunt, hike ... you're wrong to do so without knowing how to treat the most common life threatening injuries. A basic "first aid" course will not cut it. In this class you'll learn the latest proven techniques. This knowledge is priceless ... the life you save maybe a loved one or even your own.
Arturo C.
(Class Graduate)
TAKE IT
There is a ton of great information given at this class. Yes I was the only girl there, but even I was able to learn to check people out.
If you drive a car, ride a motorcycle, carry a gun, or breathe you should have this class under your belt.
Crystal B.
(Class Graduate)
TAKE THE CLASS, SAVE A LIFE
Over the years I have taken a lot of 'trauma' medical training just because I can. I am not an EMT, Paramedic or the such. I am just a guy who wants to have the skill set to help.
This class went way beyond my exceptions.
I liked the class, people and training so much I wrote an article on it here - www.theweeklygeek.com/2015/01/21/
The Weekly Geek Blog
(Class Graduate)
- NEVER BE UNPREPARED
- More than a Gun
- BLOOD LOSS AND YOU
MORE THAN A GUN
If you are here and reading this, you are probably familiar with SOTG. Even if you aren't, there is a pretty simple concept that Professor Paul has always preached: "If you're going to carry a gun, you need to have some kind of medical gear."
Some people have come back with "What, are you saying that in case I ever have to shoot someone, so I can go patch them up?" The answer is No, the kit isn't for That Guy. The kit is for you, or someone you care about. Also having a medical kit and a gun are not necessarily related.
Basically what the Professor means is, if you're packing to defend yourself and cause hard, you also need to be backing to save yourself and help if anyone who should not be bleeding, is. Of course, like carrying a gun, you need more than just the tools. You need the experience, and the know-how of how to use it. That's what Beyond the Bandaid is about.
