Description

Private Two Day Wilderness Skills and Decision Making Intensive

Balance due by April 17 2026

This booking secures a private two day, in person wilderness skills and decision making course led by Jason Marsteiner of The Survival University. This experience is designed for small groups who want hands on training, real problem solving, and time to build connection without rushing or overloading the schedule.

Each day is built around a primary focus area, with related skills layered in intentionally to allow for repetition, mistakes, refinement, and real understanding. The goal is practical capability and confidence built through experience, not surface level exposure.

Instruction typically runs from morning through late afternoon, with evenings intentionally left unstructured for meals, rest, and group connection. This format keeps participants engaged and productive without burnout.

Course structure
• Two full days of daytime instruction
• Small group format, up to 10 participants
• Curriculum curated specifically for the group and timeframe
• Emphasis on decision making, adaptability, and applied skills
• Time built in for repetition, questions, and refinement

Potential focus areas may include
• Knife, axe, and saw work for real tasks with safety integrated into every drill
• Modern fire skills using lighter, matches, and ferro rod under varied conditions
• Shelter building concepts focused on placement, insulation, and durability
• Water location, collection, and modern purification methods
• Scenario based problem solving that introduces stress, teamwork, and decision making

Final curriculum is confirmed in advance based on group goals, experience level, and available time.

Logistics and booking notes
• Dates are not held without a nonrefundable deposit
• Booking secures the agreed upon dates and instructor availability
• Travel and lodging are not included unless otherwise specified
• This booking covers instruction only during daytime hours

This experience is designed for groups who want honest training, realistic challenges, and a meaningful shared experience rather than a polished or performative event.