Not every outdoor day needs a plan. A simple walk builds awareness. It keeps you connected. It keeps skills relevant. When was the last time you just went outside without a goal?

You don’t need many knives to build skill. One good knife, well maintained, teaches more than five unused ones. Sharpening and care matter more than brands. What knife do you actually use outside?

This week’s challenge: Light a fire using one method you want to improve. It can be: - ferro rod - matches - lighter - natural materials Focus on: - preparation - patience - what goes wrong What was the hardest part?

The Outdoor Skool is about learning real outdoor skills by doing. Fire, shelter, tools, cooking, walking and craft. Not perfect, but practiced. You don’t need expensive gear. You don’t need experience. You need time outside and a willingness to try. What outdoor skill do you want to build first?

Welcome to The Outdoor Skool. This is a practical learning community focused on real outdoor skills. Here you’ll find: - Fire making - Shelter building - Outdoor cooking - Tools, knives and axes - Walking and trips - Craft and traditional skills - Skill-based challenges This is not a place to just watch or read. The goal is to go outside and try. How to use this community: 1. Read the posts and challenges 2. Go outside and practice 3. Ask questions or share what you learned You don’t need to be experienced. You do need to be willing to learn. 👇 Start by introducing yourself: Where are you based, and what outdoor skills do you want to work on?