Even though things are changing faster and faster in today's world and the digital age has changed the way our children grow up, many things remain the same:
The fun and excitement we experienced in holiday and youth camps, the friends we made and the joy of next time!
When we think back, we have learned many valuable lessons for ourselves and our future lives. As the founder and leader of a large scout troop, Scotty was already in his youth interested in accompanying young people in their development. At TAF we would like to pass on exactly these experiences and values to your children...
- enjoy direct communication even without electronic aids
- Building self-confidence through success in lived teamwork and cohesion
- Experience that discipline and commitment lead to praise, respect and recognition
- Rules of the game that (must) be adhered to - and experience that they make sense!
- more understanding for nature and how to treat it with respect
- find and explore physical and mental limits with an experienced team of trainers
Daily routine:
0600 Sports
0700 Breakfast
0800 Training block 1
1200 Lunch
1300 Training block 2
1700 Dinner
1800 Training block 3
2000 Material preparation
2100 Night rest with night watch
Weekly schedule:
DAY 1: Individual Training + Team Training
- Equipment, survival techniques, skills, etc.
- Joint cohesion-promoting team tasks within the team.
DAY 2-6: "Mission" preparation
Team tasks in preparation for the "TAF Action Mission".
DAY 2-6: "Mission"
Joint execution of the assignment as TIGERLAND ACTION FORCE team against a roleplayer team with "enemy representation".
DAY 7: Transformation
Follow-up of the assignment by transferring what has been learned to real life:
Uniform for all:
Jungle Hat
Outdoor Jacket
Cargo Pants
Belt
TAF T-shirt
TAF sweatshirt
rain jacket, rain trousers
Expedition backpack
tactical vest
Mission-specific equipment
NERF toy "weapon" (free from 8 years)
Magazines
"ammunition"
8-man tents for accommodation
...NOT TO BRING ANY MORE!
Packed in backpack or sports bag:
1 x boots/ sturdy shoes (or jogging shoes)
2 x sweaters (wearable in onion system, fleece recommended)
7 x change of underwear (T-shirt, underwear, socks)
1 x toiletry bag small: toothbrush, -cream, soap, deodorant
Optional: boys shaving kit (wet shave), hand mirror
Optional: Girls (pads, tampons)
1 x towel
1 x cup, plate (deep), fork (metal or hard plastic)
1 x flashlight (recommended red or green function night vision)
2 x pencils + 1 x notepad (not larger than DIN A6)
2 x gauze bandages, 5 x plasters (in transparent plastic bag)
4 x 2 m length, 4 x 0.5 m length of cord (thickness 3-5 mm)
1 x sleeping bag*
1 x mattress*
- Health card
- Vaccination certificate
- ID card
* can be provided for a cleaning and rental fee of 10
Optional: 1 x compass (recommended but not mandatory)
Optional: 1 x wrist watch (analog!)
Optional: 1 x pocket knife (blade length < 6cm not lockable)
The equipment preferably in olive green, black or muted earth colours