Videos tagged with Family Preparedness

This video emphasizes the critical need for realistic home defense training beyond basic target practice. The instructor, drawing on experience training professionals, highlights that most gun owners freeze during home invasions due to panic. The course aims to provide proven strategies for real threats, covering defensive shooting, tactical movement, and family emergency planning.

This video emphasizes proactive preparedness for capable citizens, focusing on advanced firearms training, personal infantry skills, and community building. Key areas include understanding threat responses like TICK (Troops in Contact), familiarizing oneself with non-traditional weapon systems, and practicing skills like distance shooting and out-of-bag deployments. The speaker, Eric, stresses the importance of community, intelligence gathering, and developing robust communication plans, all while maintaining honorable conduct and prioritizing family support.

This video offers practical advice on staying prepared during summer activities, focusing on essential items for family outings like boating and fishing. The Director of Family Preparedness, @ms.amber.elle, shares her go-to gear for a day out with kids. The discussion covers crucial supplies for medical emergencies, hygiene, and essential tech like satellite phones and battery banks, emphasizing a flexible bag setup that can adapt to various adventures beyond just boating.

This video focuses on creating a 'baby bug out bag' or emergency preparedness kit specifically for infants. The creator emphasizes the importance of not forgetting the most vulnerable family members during emergency planning. While the title and description highlight an emergency kit, the use of hashtags like #tacticallife and #tacticaldad suggests a potential overlap with tactical preparedness and gear discussions relevant to firearm owners who are also parents.

This YouTube video focuses on the practical preparation of a bug-out bag specifically for children. The content likely details essential items, considerations for different age groups, and strategies for making the bag functional and manageable for younger individuals during emergency situations. It aims to guide parents and guardians in ensuring their children are prepared for unforeseen events, covering aspects like supplies, comfort, and age-appropriateness.

This analysis from Active Self Protection breaks down a defensive gun use incident where a father successfully repelled armed robbers. It highlights the critical importance of situational awareness, rapid threat assessment, and proper shooting techniques, even when encumbered. The video emphasizes family preparedness and the principles of breaking contact with a threat rather than pursuing it.

This video focuses on assembling a bug-out kit for families, emphasizing preparedness for emergencies. While the title mentions "bug out" and "survival," and the hashtag #bugout suggests the primary theme, the inclusion of a firearm-related term like "kit" implies that firearms might be a component of this survival preparedness. Without further visual or textual information, it's difficult to ascertain the specific firearms or gear discussed, but the core concept revolves around emergency family preparedness.

This video, titled "The start point for your homestead | Family Preparedness," appears to be the first part of a series called 'Program 62' from Fieldcraft Survival. The description emphasizes expanding survival capabilities, educating, training, and equipping individuals for worst-case scenarios. It promotes life-saving medical equipment, dependable products, and expert-led training courses. The video also directs viewers to sign up for Fieldcraft's newsletter and check out the pre-sale of Mike Glover's book "Prepared." It highlights Fieldcraft's mission and provides links to their website, premium content, and Instagram.

This video introduces the Fieldcraft Preparedness Program 62, a 12-week course designed to enhance self-reliance and family preparedness. The program systematically guides participants through building a comprehensive preparedness plan, regardless of their living situation. Weekly topic breakouts cover a range of subjects including mindset, defense, home safety, food storage and creation, survival skills, mobility, first aid, and emergency planning. The program is named after The Homestead Act of 1862, highlighting themes of self-sufficiency and land ownership.

This entry details a civilian's account of stopping a mass shooting using a Glock handgun, highlighting the importance of self-defense training and the disparity in media coverage for defensive gun use. The narrative emphasizes personal responsibility, family preparedness, and support for Second Amendment rights, drawing on the speaker's experience as a survivor and NRA member. It underscores the effectiveness of firearms in protecting oneself and others during violent encounters.

This video from Sensible Prepper addresses 10 frequently asked questions about prepping, covering foundational concepts like where to start, the importance of the rule of threes (air, shelter, water, food), and how to approach family members about preparedness. It also delves into practical advice on bugging out vs. bunkering in, forming prepper groups, prepping on a budget, financial preparedness, preparing for children and pets, and considerations for solar flares, EMPs, and apartment living. The overarching message emphasizes proactive preparation and building resilience.

This video shifts the focus from traditional bug-out bags to a more sustainable 'Bug Out Box' system for family preparedness. John Lovell introduces categorized bins for cold weather gear, cooking, and general supplies, emphasizing a vehicle-centric approach for faster evacuation. He also highlights the importance of a family tent and specialized survival tools like EMP-proof storage and advanced water filtration.