High Altitude Survival Training

High Altitude Survival Training prepares individuals to safely operate and respond to challenges faced in environments where oxygen levels are lower, typically above 8,000 feet. It covers understanding altitude sickness symptoms, recognizing signs of hypoxia, and implementing strategies such as acclimatization, proper hydration, and rapid descent if necessary. The training may include skills like emergency shelter building, navigation, and first aid specific to high-altitude conditions. Overall, it enhances safety and decision-making in thin-air environments, helping individuals avoid or manage health risks associated with reduced oxygen availability during outdoor activities or expeditions.