Kurzy přežití - Londýnská 2266

Great course, great instructors who have a great program. I definitely recommend, you will not be bored and you will learn new things that may come in handy.

I completed the course of surviving in nature last weekend, ie 15.-17.5.2020. It was without a doubt one of my favorite experiences in the woods with a gang I had never met before, so I didn't know what I was going to and with. The surprise came right in the parking lot, where you will be greeted by smiling, positive moods, "semi-pictures", which talk to you about literally everything that can be linked to the topic: D. In a close sling behind him - a modest, wandering clown with his brother, who knows why he's silent, he acts even more :) It is not necessary to write about the activities that I had the opportunity to experience, you will find on their website what awaits you and will not miss it, however, without these two wonderful brothers, who form experiences mainly with the heart, the whole weekend would not be so erased as it was, and this from A - Z. Their early knowledge and skills are accompanied by kindness and accommodating humor, which will warm you when it is almost zero outside. It is necessary to add that I am not a novice in the forest and I travel mainly through nature, it was all the more pleasant surprise that you can experience something in the forest even in adulthood, which will remain in my head for a long time. Thank you, Pan, I was on my way to meet you, actually with the whole gang, with which I had the opportunity to spend the weekend. Therefore, I can only recommend the "Course of surviving in nature" to anyone who wants to experience a prime weekend and still learn something advisory for life !!! Thank you once again... :)

Nowadays, when one makes work easier for almost everything and is not forced to think about how to take care of oneself (really take care), I have completed this course of survival in nature. It wasn't easy, you had to overcome yourself, fight the cold, fire, orientation, and a lot of other things where you just have to "hang out" and put everything into it. In the end, you leave with a warm feeling and great joy. That you did it and did what you didn't even expect. It's a great opportunity to try something new and meet nice people. The leaders of the course are pretty guys who know what they are doing, and in the evening by the fire you can't do without funny stories. For me, a really great course that I recommend to anyone who wants to test themselves or donate an experience. Go for it :)

It started with survival in nature, followed by the mountains in Austria and it is not long since I returned from the course of survival at sea in Croatia. All under the guidance of great instructors and now good friends. Great courses for anyone who loves nature and is not afraid of adventure. I look forward to more unforgettable experiences !!! :-)

Balancing on the edge of the law for profit. To start a fire, sleep under a canopy or run at night through the woods with a headlamp on my head, I call it adrenaline. A bigger adrenaline, however, is the subsequent fine on the spot in the order of several thousand for violating the rules of movement, for example in chko (possibly during an emergency). However, each graduate / actor of the course will pay the fine without forgiveness. Disruption of private land without apology or agreement and consideration is undoubtedly also in order. Bravo gentlemen, I call it business, minimal costs, use and throw away, you do well :)

I was lured to a survival course in Bosnia, designed a lot for paddlers and it was a bomb. Beautiful nature, excellent knowledge of the terrain by instructors, jumps from waterfalls to ponds, winter in the gorges of the river Mrežnice, warmth in the Balkan sun. Just romance and adrenaline. I recommend to all. But take a tent, after a day of rinsing, a night in the dry is needed to gain strength :-)

I took a Mountain Survival Course - Austria. The organizers are guys who are funny. They had a well-prepared and well-thought-out course. I recommend to anyone who wants to experience adventure in the mountains and a little something other than hiking. Ideal for active recreation. Thanks for the experience!

At the end of the summer, I attended a Survival in Nature course. Overall, I was rather disappointed with the course. The course is not intended for someone who wants to learn to survive in nature with minimal equipment. The participant can take anything with him and in the sent instructions it is recommended to eat for the whole weekend. I think a more appropriate course name would be a camping course. The whole course is easy to design and the style of the experience, I felt like it was more like teambuilding. As a positive of the course, I would pick up communicative and friendly instructors, and then the participant will try to light a fire with a flintlock so many times that he gets it in his hand. Moving the wounded man on a stretcher across the pond was a good experience, as well as preparing a rabbit and a night orienteering fight around the area was one of the best things on the course. However, I was disappointed by the number of participants, which was 24. This caused a delay before everyone gathered or arrived somewhere, and there was not enough space around the fire for so many people. Shelters were built in the base camp with the help of ponchos or tents. Shelters made of purely natural material were built the next day a short distance away in the woods. Unfortunately, it was in the form: "so build something and we will then evaluate it for you and do not use living wood". I expected to learn what to make from the ground, how to insulate the roof from rain. It was conceived so that we can get lost in the woods :) The description of water filtration was the last day and hastily, we inspected the filter from the manufacturer Sawyer, no practical production and use took place. The production of weapons was quite debatable, the bows were weak, but they worked. We only used professionally made arrows. If we survive in the wilderness, it is unrealistic to make a bow with arrows, learn to shoot and catch something. Traps would be a better solution. This was more of an experiential activity. Masking and tracking on the course did not take place. The course is not downright bad, I'm just not its target group. Overall, it seemed like a children's camp for adults with fun activities.