Gone Before Gridlock
Before, during, or after disaster strikes, do you have a plan?
How Would You React In A Catastrophe?
Whether it’s before, during, or after disaster strikes, do you have a plan? Will your spouse and kids know what to do and can they rely on you to execute a path to safety? These are the things we will cover in this course: from the types of disasters you may potentially face, to making sure you have systems in place to get out before SHTF, we have you covered.
On the go? Don't worry, we've made this course mobile friendly! Also, if you don't have many of these materials that Dave talks about, we've included helpful links to make sure you have the same stuff that he has in his survival kit.
Our mission at the Family Protection Association is to equip people with the tools and insights necessary to protect their families from all threats–be they physical, financial, emotional, and anything in between. We want to unite individuals on one singular aim: Protecting their families at all costs. From health and finances, to safety and preparedness, FPA is the place where risks are limited and lives are maximized. Concerned about your 401K? We’ve got an expert for you. Want to be trained in self-defense? We’ve got a course for you.
Over the years, FPA has helped over 100,000 people better care for and protect their families. For the sake of your loved ones, it’s time you reap that same benefit. Join the Family Protection Association – For the safety, security and success of the family.
Dave Scott
Disaster Types
Gridlock
Major Disaster Phases
Steps To Surviving Disaster
Mental Preparation
Take Quiz
Have A Plan pt.1
Have A Plan pt. 2
Take Quiz
Be Prepared To Leave
Be Able To Leave
Take Quiz
Bug Out Bags
The "Grab And Go" Bag
The Long Haul
Often Overloaded Gear
Food & Water Storage Tips
Fuel Storage Secrets
Vehicle Gear
Take Quiz
Know When To Leave
Prepared to Survive
Take Quiz
Recap & Conclusion
Are You Able To Escape Before Gridlock? Take The Final Test.
Stashing Gear
The Go Bag Checklist
Surveillance Detection and Evasion