The Human Path is an ecology-based, wilderness-survival and wilderness-living school
offering a huge variety of outdoor, bushcraft classes (outdoor fitness, wilderness
and primitive living skills, wilderness medicine, herbology, self defense, teamwork
and leadership, primitive engineering, permaculture certification, aquaponics, green
building and much more) in both the San Antonio and Austin areas of Texas. We teach
ongoing, weekly classes like the core classes (survival, self-defense, primitive
engineering, awareness and stealth, etc.) local edible and medicinal plants, herbology,
wilderness first aid certification, tracking and urban survival. We present an entire
urban survival course, green homesteading and permaculture certification. We also
run survival treks which focus on different "themes" and include scenarios and role-playing
friends and foes along the way. Check out the calendar
for more information, updated weekly.
The Human Path (THP)
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Fire Making
Self Defense
Stick Fighting
Shelter
Snares/Traps
Core Fitness
Knots
During times that may present our species with critical moments of survival, THP
teaches people to become the best possible human in even the worst possible circumstances.
All Texas Classes are highly focused on hands-on learning. Classes include the areas
of: wilderness survival and bushcraft, primitive living skills, wilderness medicine,
herbology, self defense, awareness, local ecology and outdoor fitness, as well as
classes in the areas of permaculture, aquaponics and green homesteading.
THP's primary goal is to teach practical, earth-centered skills that connect students
both to the earth and to themselves. Particularly in the more advanced classes,
the THP learning environment is often "scenario-based" (generally in some variation
of a breakdown of social order as we currently know it) in order to create a more
realistic setting (often adding in varying amounts of adrenaline to the learning
experience) and increase the amount of information learned and retained by students.
