What you will learn
Three moves, in the order the mountain asks for them. Avoid first, react second, rescue only if the first two were not enough.
Avoid80 %
How to AVOID and prevent risk
Read the forecast, the terrain and the group before you commit. You learn how snowpack, weather and slope angle combine, how to build a plan the day before, and how to change it when the mountain says something different.
You also learn the human side: the habits, the hurry and the group pressure that quietly move a good decision in the wrong direction.
React10 %
How to REACT positively in an avalanche
What to do in the first seconds, whether you are caught or watching. Escape moves, how to fight for the surface, how to protect an airway, and what to shout so the group keeps a visual on you.
Rehearsed answers are faster than improvised ones. The lessons give you a sequence you can practise before you need it.
Rescue10 %
How to manage a RESCUE successfully
Transceiver search, probing and shovelling as one continuous drill, with the timings that decide the outcome. Who leads, who calls, who digs, and in which order.
Then first aid on the slope and the handover to mountain rescue, so the whole group knows the plan, not only the most experienced rider.
