M.Y.O.B.U.S.

M.Y.O.B.U.S. https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Comms plan builder Go-kit and gear checklists Templates: PACE plans and an ICS-205-style radio plan Printable cards Net schedule: Topeka, nearby clubs, and Kansas HF Local repeater directory: Topeka and northeast Kansas Frequency charts Radio resources for Myobus Course 6: Putting It Together — Beginner Programs for Real Goals Course 5: Nutrition & Recovery — Sleep, Hydration, and Eating Well Without the Fads Course 4: Mobility, Balance & Coordination — Flexibility, Agility, and Accuracy Too Course 3: Endurance & Stamina — Cardio, Rucking, and Work Capacity Course 2: Strength & Power — Build a Body That Can Lift, Push, Carry, and Jump Course 1: Foundations — How Training Works and Where You Start Course 6: Advanced GMRS Course 5: Family and Group Communications Course 4: Repeaters Course 3: Gear and Antennas Course 2: On the Air Course 1: GMRS Basics Lock the Extra Doors: Single-Entry Basics for Sunday Morning Tabletop Exercises Your Small Team Can Run This Month Your First Training Night: What to Cover Before Anyone Wears a Radio Background Checks and Screening for Safety Team Members Recruiting Without Scare Tactics: How to Invite People Into the Ministry Who Makes a Good Safety Team Volunteer (Hint: It’s Not Just “People Who Own Guns”) Documenting Incidents the Right Way: Simple Logs That Protect People and the Church Use-of-Force Basics for Church Volunteers (Without Playing Lawyer) Armed, Unarmed, or Mixed: Choosing a Weapons Posture for Your Team Kansas Churches and Concealed Carry: What Leaders Need to Know Ask Your Insurance Agent These Questions Before You Launch What Belongs in Your First Written Safety Policy (Keep It Short) How to Talk to Your Pastor and Board About Starting a Safety Team Using CISA’s Houses of Worship Self-Assessment Without Getting Overwhelmed Walking Your Campus with Fresh Eyes: A Beginner’s Security Walkthrough Your First 90 Days: A Realistic Starter Plan for a New Church Safety Ministry Safety Team vs. Security Team: What to Call It and Why It Matters Why Your Church Needs a Safety Ministry (and Why It Isn’t About Fear) What “Part 95 Certified” Means (and Why a Cheap Baofeng Isn’t Always Legal on GMRS) Handheld vs Mobile vs Base: Which Radio Belongs Where Finding Your Local Club, Exam Session, or GMRS Community Listening First: What You Can Do Before (or Without) a License FRS vs GMRS: Why Bubble-Pack Radios Aren’t the Same Thing How to Talk on GMRS Without Sounding Awkward GMRS Family Licenses: Who Can Use Your Callsign Your First Callsign: What It Means and How to Look Yourself Up How Much Does Getting on the Air Really Cost? Do You Need Ham, GMRS, or Both? Top Ten Best Handheld GMRS Radios for Beginners Home