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Ladies, tell us if this sounds like you:
- What should I take on my first backpacking trip?
- How do I stay safe outdoors, especially if I’m by myself?
And most important of all… - How do I pee in the woods?
We’ve got you covered. Join our awesome slate of all-female instructors for one of our most popular classes as we answer these questions and much, much more.
Here’s what you’ll learn in this 1-day class:
- How to build a fire when it matters
- Fast and easy shelters for bad weather
- How to find clean water and make it safe to drink
- How to pack for different situations, and the essentials you absolutely need
- Tips on how to not get lost in the woods
- A discussion on self-defense, and how to stay safe
- What food to bring, and how much you need to stay fueled
- All about hygiene – and yes, how to pee in the woods.
You’ll also get:
- A hot, home-cooked meal to keep you going throughout the day
- A handy Women in the Wild quick reference guide
- Unlimited instructor support after class via email
The woods are for everyone – especially you. Get empowered with the knowledge you need to venture forth with confidence.
No prior experience is required for this class, but we recommend bringing a daypack with some basic necessities (see our FAQs for what we suggest) and comfortable shoes for hiking.
Got a long drive and hate waking up early? Sign up for overnight camping here.
Cost: $200
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Location: 650 Byrd Mountain Lane, Canton, GA 30114
Use code MIL1ST at checkout for 10% off your registration.
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CASEY BROCK - WOMEN'S INSTRUCTOR
Casey Brock is the Owner and Founder of Women’s Tactical Defense Solutions. She is a certified Firearms, First Aid/CPR/AED, OC Spray, and Yoga for BJJ Instructor.
She is also certified in TCCC and Wilderness First Aid. She teaches SARCRAFT’s Women in the Wild class and is continuing her education in Land Navigation with plans to become a Wilderness First Responder.
Casey has a passion for teaching women as well as a passion for the outdoors. Having grown up in the Southeast TN/Northwest GA region, from camping trips to summer camps, and Girl Scouts to just exploring the woods in her own backyard, a good portion of Casey’s childhood was spent outside.
She is a mother now and enjoys taking her daughter hiking, camping, rock climbing, paddle boarding and shooting in her free time.
