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Two different classes offered, free to riders of all brands. Meet the people you want to ride with, get ready for the season and improve your skills. Limited space.
Free BRP Avalanche Awareness, Avoidance and Rescue Classes.
“Avalanche Awareness, Avoidance and Rescue” Updated and revised presentation. Learn how to avoid deadly mistakes, what equipment works best, human factors in avalanche accidents, how to rescue effectively, increase your chances of surviving an avalanche, evaluate terrain, avoid terrain traps, recognize trigger points, analyze stability and increase your survival skills.
Nov 5. Grand Junction, CO All Terrain Motorsports Wednesday 6 p.m.
Sign up: 970-434-4874
FREE BRP Avalanche Rescue Skills Classes.
“Avalanche Rescue Skills” New classroom session with hands-on, 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 and reading avalanche reports. Will progress to more advanced avalanche rescue techniques.
Students should bring their avalanche gear to class (beacon, shovel, probe, pack).
Nov 6. Montrose, CO Montrose Implement Thursday 6:00 p.m.
Sign up: 970-240-1720
Nov. 8 Novi, MI Snowmobile USA Show Room A1 Saturday 2 p.m.
Sign up: 970-390-9433 duffyww1@aol.com only a few spots left.
Mike Duffy
Avalanche1.com
Avalanche education for mountain riders.
Free BRP Avalanche Awareness, Avoidance and Rescue Classes.
“Avalanche Awareness, Avoidance and Rescue” Updated and revised presentation. Learn how to avoid deadly mistakes, what equipment works best, human factors in avalanche accidents, how to rescue effectively, increase your chances of surviving an avalanche, evaluate terrain, avoid terrain traps, recognize trigger points, analyze stability and increase your survival skills.
Nov 5. Grand Junction, CO All Terrain Motorsports Wednesday 6 p.m.
Sign up: 970-434-4874
FREE BRP Avalanche Rescue Skills Classes.
“Avalanche Rescue Skills” New classroom session with hands-on, 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 and reading avalanche reports. Will progress to more advanced avalanche rescue techniques.
Students should bring their avalanche gear to class (beacon, shovel, probe, pack).
Nov 6. Montrose, CO Montrose Implement Thursday 6:00 p.m.
Sign up: 970-240-1720
Nov. 8 Novi, MI Snowmobile USA Show Room A1 Saturday 2 p.m.
Sign up: 970-390-9433 duffyww1@aol.com only a few spots left.
Mike Duffy
Avalanche1.com
Avalanche education for mountain riders.
