I provide mountain training for tourists and future guides. In winter, I offer courses in winter tourism and avalanche awareness, and in summer, I offer courses in high-altitude tourism and survival skills.
Winter tourism
You will learn to walk in crampons, use an ice axe, and learn the basics of avalanche knowledge.
For guides
I am a guiding instructor, preparing the next generations of guides for work.
Nature
You will learn what endemics are and where to look for them, and you will discover the secret lives of plants and animals.
Survival
How to light a fire? How to provide shelter? What water to drink? We tackle these topics without hesitation.
I devote a significant portion of my time in the mountains to training. Above all, I'm constantly training myself and expanding my knowledge and skills. I have to keep up with global trends in guiding and rescue, and stay up-to-date with new equipment. Changes come quickly, especially in the mountain world, and you have to keep your finger on the pulse.
I serve as an instructor during training sessions for future guides, where they learn primarily methodology, or the skills needed to work with tourists. They learn how to lead an engaging tour and ensure their clients participate safely and with interest.
The third type of training I participate in is for hikers. I teach you how to safely and effectively navigate mountain terrain in both summer and winter. I also conduct training in survival, bushcraft, and, more broadly, the art of surviving in remote areas. Want to learn more? Contact me, and I'll provide you with a tailored training plan.
