kolohekanaka
Active Member
Feedback from anyone who's been to this life saving training, please.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CDrRhGgpf_B/?igshid=tj2axwqyhwoc
https://www.instagram.com/p/CDrRhGgpf_B/?igshid=tj2axwqyhwoc
Paramount Tactical life saving training
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I'd rather hear from people who may have been in this situation and wished they had been to this sort of class.
Probably very little to zero. Regular civilians that is.
Probably very little to zero. Regular civilians that is.
Your link takes me here
I guess if someone at that party had trauma training the 17yr old might still be alive.
kbuddy
Active Member
For those not familiar with Instagram, that post has subsequent photos and a caption advertising a variety of medical courses they offer: TECC, EMT, Stop the Bleed.
I have not trained with them, nor have I heard anything about them good or bad.
If you're asking about feedback for that type of training in general, then yes it's a good idea. Increased capability to help your family and others in the event of an emergency, how can you go wrong?
I have not trained with them, nor have I heard anything about them good or bad.
If you're asking about feedback for that type of training in general, then yes it's a good idea. Increased capability to help your family and others in the event of an emergency, how can you go wrong?
cap6888
Ultimate Member
Keep it simple. Start with a Stop The Bleed Class. It’s probably free and will give you the basics of what you need to know.
If you are in the Balto Metro area, Sinai hospital regularly hosts Stop The Bleed classes. Definitely worth the time. Learn basic first aid, CPR, and Stop The Bleed, and carry a trauma kit that matches your level of training.
Not sure if this schedule is still current, given the events of the past six months. But, here's one way to search:
https://www.stopthebleed.org/training
https://www.stopthebleed.org/training
