This basic 3-hour course is designed specifically for ATV riders, outdoor enthusiasts, and recreational trail users who want to be prepared for emergencies on the trail. The class combines 2 hours of classroom instruction with 1 hour of hands-on scenario-based training, giving students both knowledge and practical skills they can apply immediately.

Topics include:

• Bleeding Control: Learn to manage life-threatening bleeding with techniques like tourniquet application, wound packing, and emergency trauma bandages (ETB).

• Airway Management: Practice using Nasopharyngeal Airways (NPA) and techniques like Head-Tilt/Chin-Lift and Jaw Thrust to maintain a clear airway.

• Breathing Support: Apply chest seals to treat penetrating chest injuries in the field.

• Basic Splinting: Learn to immobilize fractures and joint injuries using effective and improvised splinting techniques.

• Scene Safety & Preparedness: Understand how to assess scene safety, work around bystanders, and identify key trauma items you should carry on every ride.

Perfect for anyone who spends time on the trails, this course provides life-saving skills in a focused, hands-on format.