CPR, First Aid & AED
The official site lists CPR, First Aid, and AED as hands-on training and certification, and the flyer materials add blood borne pathogens to the catalog. These are the skills that buy time before help arrives.
Who should take this course
This course fits parents, caregivers, workplace teams, and anyone who wants to be the useful person in the emergency, not the helpless one.
The medical course is also the certification for the workplace and the team. The academy trains groups, which means the whole team learns together and the response plan includes who acts first. The certification is the documented version of the readiness, and the hands-on practice is what makes the certification real.
The course also covers the range-specific angle: bleeding control and the response to a firearm-related injury. The training pairs with the firearms catalog because the shooter who trains for self-defense should also train for the aftermath. The skills are the ones nobody wants to need and everybody should have.
Who this class serves
- A parent who wants to be the useful person in an emergency
- A workplace team that needs certification
- A caregiver who wants the skills before they are needed
Outcomes and next steps
Hands-on practice and certification for the moments that matter.
The confidence to act before help arrives.
Course content
- Adult, child, and infant CPR
- AED operation
- First aid basics and bleeding control
- Choking response
- Certification and re-certification
- Group certification option
- Bleeding control and range response
How the course is planned
Scope depends on the certification level and the audience. The hands-on practice is the core of the class, and the certification follows the current course standards.
How to prepare
Wear comfortable clothing for the hands-on practice. No medical background is required, and every skill is taught from zero.
How the class runs
The class starts with the details you shared when booking and a direct conversation about your experience level. You get a straight answer about what the course covers, what to bring, and what comes next.
The safety fundamentals come first, and the live-fire work is paced to the student. That is how the 4.9 rating on the listing was earned, one responsible owner at a time.
Frequently asked questions
Do I get a certification card?
The official site describes hands-on training and certification; the card details are confirmed when booking.
Do you offer re-certification?
Re-certification is part of the catalog conversation; call to confirm the current offering.
Can you train a workplace group?
Yes. Group classes for workplaces and teams are part of the service.
Is the class hands-on?
Yes. The hands-on practice is the core of the course.
Do you offer group rates?
Group classes for workplaces and teams are part of the service; call with the group size.
Ready to train?
Call to check the next available class and what it requires.
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