The Dangerous Book for Men: How to Triumph Over Pitfalls and Perils

Lead a life of adventure from the cushions of your couch

Long before emergancy assistance was just a cell phone call away and GPS systems kept the mystery out of even the deepest off-roading trips, toughness-mental and physical- and independence were valued far above technology.

Our fathers and grandfathers know how to fend for themselves and survive in even the most perilous situations, but up until now, our generation has taken a pass on acquiring such crucial life skills.

The Dangerous Book for Men shows how today's man can once again discover the exhilaration of an adventerous life with just a little forethought and a lot of good sense (and a few handy implements).

Learn utlimate survivor tactics, like how to:
?Navigate by the sun and stars
?Break up a dogfight
?Survive a sandstorm
?Deal with suspected poisoning
?Land a small aircraft
?and so much more

Rod Green is a freelance editor and writer whose publications include books on the Special Forces, the Army Air Corps, and the building of the Titanic. He has also written widely for children–his Santa Claus: The Magical World of Father Christmas was a New York Times bestseller in 2006.