Coyne Survival Schools

 

This video names the top killers in wilderness/outdoor emergencies. Would you have guessed them, or did these surprise you?

TCSS has provided official training to some of the most elite military and law enforcement units in the world, as well as corporate events for some of the largest companies on earth.
Maxpedition Survival Tips is a series that provides expert survival instruction by trained professionals. In this episode, Thomas Coyne of Coyne Survival Sch...
Maxpedition Survival Tips is a series that provides expert survival instruction by trained professionals. In this episode, Thomas Coyne of Coyne Survival Schools teaches how to build the A-frame or tripod shelter. When constructing the shelter, he wears the Maxpedition Rollypoly® MM Folding Dump Pouch for storing and easily accessing his knife, gloves, etc.
Our Chief Instructor being interviewed for the World War Z Zombie Survival Guide, a part of their dvd specials...
Surviving survival training: Mike Rowe participates in a Navy signal training drill. See Somebody's Gotta Do It Wed., 9p
Maxpedition Survival Tips is a series that provides expert survival instruction by trained professionals. In this episode, Thomas Coyne of Coyne Survival Schools demonstrates how to clean and bandage a wound in the outdoors. He stores a variety of medical supplies in his Maxpedition LTB Lightweight Toiletry Bag.

Part of our old wild plant dvd, this excerpt teaches you to process wild seeds into flour with only what you find in the wild, and more! We take you step by step through the identification, harvest, and processing of some of the world's most common and useful plants. From making wild salads, to processing wild grains for breads, to weaving rope from plant fibers, to making medicinal teas for common ailments, we've got all your bases covered.

This slow motion video demonstrates exactly how a proper Paiute Deadfall trap works. The paiute is a highly effective primitive trap.

Together we stand. Alone...we might die in the woods. Watch us try not to die, then watch the true survivalists on History's new series Alone, Thursdays at 10/9c! http://www.history.com/shows/alone/videos/and-so-it-begins?mai=0&fw_o=1 The Try Guys https://www.facebook.com/tryguys + Special Thanks: Thomas Coyne: Global Survival Expert & Guide http://www.thomascoynesurvival.com/
Maxpedition Survival Tips is a series that provides expert survival instruction by trained professionals. Thomas Coyne of Coyne Survival Schools trusts Maxpedition gear to carry his tools & supplies for survival. Maxpedition bags, backpacks, pockets & pouches are endlessly customizable via interior and exterior attachments.
The most common victim of outdoor emergencies are day hikers, not extreme enthusiasts and risk takers.
Maxpedition Survival Tips is a series that provides expert survival instruction by trained professionals. In this episode, Thomas Coyne of Coyne Survival Schools demonstrates how to make an improvised sling using a shemagh/keffiyeh in the event where someone suffers an arm injury. He stores a variety of medical supplies in his Maxpedition LTB Lightweight Toiletry Bag.
This video shows you the proper way of preparing stinging nettle into cordage (rope/string) which is much quicker, easier, and stronger than peeling the green fibers. This is the proper way to prepare any ballast fiber for cordage. When farmed and grown, it was processed in a similar way since ancient times.
"Unveiling the Wild: The Science of Survival" Thomas Coyne / Chief Instructor, California Survival Training Presented at Mindshare LA's 2012 Apocalyptic Christmas Party Thursday, December 13, 2012 Los Angeles, CA Whatever actually went down, you realize the water and electricity are not coming back on.
In this video we demonstrate how to use the "reverse wrap" technique to make a VERY strong rope. We keep it at 1min with funky music so we can share it on instagram as well. The 4 cotton ball wide rope shown at the end is easily holding the 50lbs in swinging kettlebells, and it is doubtful a person could snap it by hand.