🧗 Training Series 1B – Mountain Acclimatization & Conditioning (Parts 1 & 2)
Details
This advanced-level training focuses on the physical and psychological adaptations required for safe, effective performance in mountainous terrain.
Taught by an Army-trained Cavalry Scout (19D), this session is based on real military protocols for acclimatization, altitude training, and mountain operations — not gym theory.
⏱️ Time Clarification:
This event appears on Tuesday as part of our coordination rhythm but:
📍This Is A Private Club Anchor – Not an RSVP Event 🛑 Not a public event— all requests go through the Universal Request Form 👉 https://forms.gle/quqELunKvDgaCUWg7
➡️Training is conducted flexibly and arranged privately — not during the posted time.
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### 🧠 What You’ll Learn:
- Physiological effects of altitude & low-oxygen environments
- Temperature extremes & how your body adapts
- How to prep for elevation gain — not just terrain type
- Managing exertion, energy, and fatigue in mountain regions
- Sanitation, hygiene, and bivouac constraints
- Layering systems and cold-weather gear choices
- Isolation and psychological endurance in harsh environments
- Medical considerations (altitude sickness, dehydration, hypothermia)
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### 📚 Required Reading:
Mountain Acclimatization & Conditioning – Parts 1 & 2
🧭 New: Why We Run This Club the Way We Do
Read the Strategic Operations Brief
(For those wondering about our structure, safety flow, or why we don’t use public RSVPs:)
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### 🧭 Field Application:
Extended training exercises test both support systems and mental conditioning. This series prepares you to move through extreme terrain — cold, isolated, unpredictable — and keep your head in the game.
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🚨 Participation Instructions:
This is a private training group — not a public RSVP system.
📥 To begin this module:
Fill out the Universal Request Form & Message the Scheduling Admin to coordinate your track and arrange future field sessions.
🧗 This isn’t about gym cardio. This is about mountain readiness.