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🧭 9 modules

The fundamentals

What keeps you alive anywhere: mindset, water, fire, shelter, and everything that comes after.

Fifteen modules, in the order life demands them. Start with mindset, finish with the kit.

1
🧠 Beginner

Mindset: the key to everything

Before fire, before water, before shelter: what happens in your head during the first ten minutes.

2
💧 Beginner

Water: Finding, collecting, and making it drinkable

Three days without water is the popular myth. The real question is where it's hiding and what's inside it.

3
🔥 Beginner

Fire: light it anywhere, keep it always

In the rain, on the snow, without a lighter: the physics of fire, techniques that work, and those that only work in the movies.

4
🏕️ Beginner

Shelter: sleeping warm when everything is against you

Three hours. That's all the time you have left in cold rain if you don't get out of the wind and off the ground.

5
🌿 Intermediate

Wild plants: eat without dying

You can last three weeks without food, but a single autumn crocus leaf will kill you: here is what you need to know, in this exact order.

6
🦗 Intermediate

Field proteins: fishing, traps, insects, cooking

Large game is the stuff of dreams, but it's crickets, set lines, and snails that actually feed a lost survivor.

7
🧭 Beginner

Orienting yourself: finding your way without GPS

The trail has disappeared, your phone is dead, night is falling: here is how to read the sky, the map, and the landscape.

8
🩹 Intermediate

First aid far from help

When the ambulance is six hours away on foot, what you do in the first ten minutes decides everything.

9
📡 Beginner

Getting found: signaling, calling, waiting in the right place

A well-aimed mirror carries further than a flare. Staying put gets you found faster than running. Here is what search and rescue teams wish you knew before they arrive.