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Professional avalanche education for mountain riders.
New Class!
Avalanche Rescue Skills!
New advanced class specifically for snowmobilers.
Upcoming classes:
Wyoming:
September 25 Laramie
Location: TNT Motorsports
Time: 6:00pm Friday
Sign up: Call 307-755-5050
Cost: Free. BRP sponsored class for all brands.
September 26 Casper
Location: Keg and Kork. 5371 Blackmore Rd.
Time: 10:00-4:00 Transceiver training on the hour.
Sign up: Call 307-237-7680
Cost: Free. BRP sponsored class for all brands.
September 30 Gillette
Location: Acttion Motorsports
Time: 6:00pm Wednesday
Sign up: Call 307-687-0737
Cost: Free. BRP sponsored class for all brands.
Take the class with your riding partners.
“Avalanche Rescue Skills” New classroom session with hands-on transceiver use, demonstrations, Powerpoint and video. This is the next step in classroom education. Emphasis is on avalanche transceivers and rescue techniques. Class will start with a quick review on avalanche accidents, how to prevent getting caught and reading avalanche forecasts. Will progress to more advanced avalanche rescue techniques. Students should bring their avalanche gear to class (beacon, shovel, probe, pack). We will be learning transceiver and probing skills in class.
These classes make it easy to get avalanche education.
Eighteen years avalanche education teaching experience.
Mike Duffy
Professional avalanche education for mountain riders.
New Class!
Avalanche Rescue Skills!
New advanced class specifically for snowmobilers.
Upcoming classes:
Wyoming:
September 25 Laramie
Location: TNT Motorsports
Time: 6:00pm Friday
Sign up: Call 307-755-5050
Cost: Free. BRP sponsored class for all brands.
September 26 Casper
Location: Keg and Kork. 5371 Blackmore Rd.
Time: 10:00-4:00 Transceiver training on the hour.
Sign up: Call 307-237-7680
Cost: Free. BRP sponsored class for all brands.
September 30 Gillette
Location: Acttion Motorsports
Time: 6:00pm Wednesday
Sign up: Call 307-687-0737
Cost: Free. BRP sponsored class for all brands.
Take the class with your riding partners.
“Avalanche Rescue Skills” New classroom session with hands-on transceiver use, demonstrations, Powerpoint and video. This is the next step in classroom education. Emphasis is on avalanche transceivers and rescue techniques. Class will start with a quick review on avalanche accidents, how to prevent getting caught and reading avalanche forecasts. Will progress to more advanced avalanche rescue techniques. Students should bring their avalanche gear to class (beacon, shovel, probe, pack). We will be learning transceiver and probing skills in class.
My goal is to reduce avalanche accidents among snowmobilers and to save lives.
These classes make it easy to get avalanche education.
Eighteen years avalanche education teaching experience.
Mike Duffy
