Podcasts about rewarming drill

Mike Moore joins us this week to talk about how he plans to check off 2,023 miles in 2023.  He also talks through lessons he's learned on training and nutrition doing hikes like this, ultras, training, and how gear functions best when you've been unexpectedly swept downstream in a river.    Check out Mike's gear review on Rokslide. Check out the Rewarming Drill with Sitka. Check out the Rewarming Drill with Stone Glacier ---- Interested in learning more about nutrition?  Check out our Foundations and Foundations Plus courses.  ---- Enrollment for 2023  coaching is available now.  If you're interested, you can check out more details and sign up here! Is there a topic YOU want to hear about?  Tell us here! Grab your copy of the Dehydrating Guide! Check out a host of free resources to help you get clarity on nutrition

Mike Herne joins us on the podcast to talk first aid. Mike has gained his first aid training from being an Army infantry guy of 14 years. We talk about a number of things for backcountry first aid including what he takes and why, bleeding, tourniquets, heat exhaustion, dehydration and he covers a couple of scenarios. Backcountry First Aid and Survival Kits -> https://www.rokslide.com/backcountry-first-aid-survival-kits/ Rewarming Drill -> https://www.rokslide.com/rewarming-drill/  

On this episode, I talk with John Barklow, Big Game Product Manager for Sitka Gear. John was a huge part of helping me understand layering systems and inspiring me to test out different combinations in a variety of settings and weather conditions. His extensive military training experience along with many big game hunts has inspired him to build some of the best clothing in the world. Topics: Who is John Barklow Science behind technical clothing Base layers - Merino Wool vs. Synthetic Mid Layers Outer Shell - Windstopper, Goretex layers Insulation Layer - Synthetic, Treated Down, Down Synthetic blends Everybody's body is different when building a system Rewarming Drill Last layer for backpack hunts - sleeping bag - down vs. synthetic How to start building a system on a budget Sitka Gear Apex System and Mountain Hauler 6200 Elk Hunting talk Resources: Rewarming Drill: My Variation of the Rewarming Drill                          Eastman's Rewarming Drill                          Rewarming Drill Article                          Dynamic Rewarming Drill Instagram: @sitkagear                  @eastmeetswesthunt                  @beau.martonik Facebook: Sitka Gear                 East Meets West Outdoors www.sitkagear.com  www.eastmeetswesthunt.com

John Barklow, Product Manager at Sitka Gear joins Aron Snyder to discuss cold weather gear from shelters to boots.   Go for a short walk, and you’ll know if your gear fits. You might notice the stretch, the lightness, the breathability, the warmth. But you won’t really know if it can keep you alive. You could take your clothing maker’s word for it. But if you’re a Navy SEAL operating in frigid conditions where leaving early isn’t an option, and holding your position is mission critical, you have to know exactly what your gear can handle. You have to test for yourself how it will perform in the worst possible conditions. And that’s why Sitka Big Game Product Manager John Barklow and his fellow Naval instructors came up with the Rewarming Drill. John was 19 when he enlisted and formally trained as a Navy diver. He built up some experience climbing and mountaineering in his off time, and took stations in the Philippines, the southern U.S., and California. After 9/11 he ended up in Kodiak, Alaska, where he used his experience to teach SEALs how to survive like mountaineers.   Sitka Hilleberg Kifaru Leukotape

Today on Gritty, I’m joined by John Barklow and Chris Derek. John is the Big Game Product Manager at Sitka Gear and Chris is the Whitetail Product Manager at Sitka. AND, I am joined by Sloane Brown from Backbone Media, a public relations, social media and content marketing agency for active lifestyle brands. AND I’m joined by my good friend, Casey Harbertson, partner and owner of MTN OPS.   The group of us were invited to Sloane’s family ranch in Texas to hunt whitetails. And although we talk whitetail hunting on an upcoming episode--this episode is more technical in nature--it’s about survival, it’s about managing moisture within your chosen clothing system. It’s about hunter responsibility. It’s about staying gritty in hostile and sometimes deadly conditions. By the end of this episode you should have a better understanding of clothing layering systems and when and why they matter. And, hopefully, as a result of this episode, you’ll be better prepared for surviving an extreme cold disaster. And after this podcast, if you’d like to learn more about A Navy SEAL Rewarming Drill, go to Sitkagear.com and search “Rewarming Drill.”  

Today on Gritty, I’m joined by John Barklow and Chris Derek. John is the Big Game Product Manager at Sitka Gear and Chris is the Whitetail Product Manager at Sitka. AND, I am joined by Sloane Brown from Backbone Media, a public relations, social media and content marketing agency for active lifestyle brands. AND I’m joined by my good friend, Casey Harbertson, partner and owner of MTN OPS.   The group of us were invited to Sloane’s family ranch in Texas to hunt whitetails. And although we talk whitetail hunting on an upcoming episode--this episode is more technical in nature--it’s about survival, it’s about managing moisture within your chosen clothing system. It’s about hunter responsibility. It’s about staying gritty in hostile and sometimes deadly conditions. By the end of this episode you should have a better understanding of clothing layering systems and when and why they matter. And, hopefully, as a result of this episode, you’ll be better prepared for surviving an extreme cold disaster. And after this podcast, if you’d like to learn more about A Navy SEAL Rewarming Drill, go to Sitkagear.com and search “Rewarming Drill.”