Alpine Mobility

Tactical Mountain Training’s glaciated mountaineering curriculum prepares your team to manage objective and subjective hazards as well as move safely and efficiently in glaciated environments.  Training elements include ropework fundamentals, snow anchors and security, cramponing, ice axe arrest, roped glacier travel, and crevasse rescue. Overnight curriculum includes camp craft and expeditionary skills.

Tactical Mountain training’s Ice Climbing curriculum expands your team’s glaciated capabilities into high-angle terrain, with an emphasis on moving large groups safely through technical ice. Training elements include ice climbing ropework and movement skills, pitched climbing, and ice screws/anchoring techniques.

Moving safely and efficiently in alpine rock terrain requires a combination of rock climbing and mountaineering techniques. Tactical Mountain Trainings alpine rock climbing curriculum begins with rock climbing fundamentals, ropework, and movement skills and expands to include alpine specific anchoring and security techniques.

The mountain environment is unpredictable. Prepare your team with the necessary skills to not only survive the unexpected, but to also continue the mission. Tactical Mountain Training’s alpine survival and rescue curriculum includes emergency shelter construction, crevasse rescue, high-angle rope rescue, and team member evacuation.

Tactical Mountain Training’s programs are designed to prepare your team for mission success, not recreational pursuits. Our FMP Exercises integrate our alpine mobility curriculum with real world applications, crafted as closely to your mission-specific parameters as possible. FMP exercises are typically included at the end of an alpine mobility course, and are also offered as multi-day, standalone training programs.