MWCT Course
Build real water confidence and control under stress with Marine Corps–inspired training.
Service Description
Build true confidence and control in the water—especially under stress. Training is based on Marine Corps water survival methodology, adapted to a supportive civilian environment. • Duration: 5 days — 3 hours per day (15 hours total) • Group Size: 4–10 participants • Ages: 16+ (guardian consent required for minors) What You’ll Learn: • Breath control & relaxed submersion • Floating & buoyancy management • Calm, efficient treading techniques • Survival strokes & energy conservation • Underwater comfort & retrieval drills • Panic recognition & reset strategies • Controlled performance under aquatic stress Minimum Entry Standards • 250-yard continuous swim (any stroke) • 1-minute continuous tread (no wall support) • 15-meter underwater swim with controlled surfacing Show up prepared. The standard keeps the training productive and focused. Evaluations: • Mid-Course Benchmark Assessment — Validates readiness for advanced confidence drills and reinforces areas needing attention. • Final Qualification Test — Not disclosed before completion. Demonstrates calm, control, and capability under stress. Earned. Not given. What’s Included: • Instruction by an MCIWS-trained Water Survival Instructor • MWCT Certificate of Completion (earned) • All required training equipment provided (except goggles) What to Bring (Daily) • Goggles • Towel • Water bottle • Snack (recommended for stamina) Who This Is For: • Civilians ready to build water survival capability • Future military / first responders preparing for selection • Athletes seeking mental toughness under fatigue • Anyone ready to transform fear into confidence