This course provides a basic understanding of drone warfare by exploring doctrine and strategies in the context of a new era of modern warfare, as well as internal and domestic threats to civilian populations.

Cost is 999 kr (or less than $100) and includes completion certificate. Applicable discounts apply, including military.

Course available at: https://gunnarskolinn.askunnr.no/courses/klodyr-drone-warfare

Moving forwards, SKJǪLDRINN resources are to be focused on individuals that demonstrate a keen interest for our culture, our future, and their personal development as a warrior, and thus, man.

As a result, openings for membership have been added.

Naturally, membership standards and pre-requisites have not been changed, and those interested need to clearance to join from their assigned Úlfheðinn, or alternatively, the Berserkr/Marine on duty.

More information about membership requirements and benefits are available at https://www.ulfasidr.no.

"Ride the Tiger" refers to a story of a man facing a raging tiger. He clings to its back while it rampages, killing many but not him, until it faints from exhaustion and he kills it. A similar Ancient Greek story refers to a man with a wild bull. The phrase was popularized by Julius Evola, a reactionary author from the early 20th century.

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This comprehensive course explores the Spartans - starting with Greek mythology - and includes foundation, history, education, society, military (including Peloponnesian War), sexuality, and the significance in ancient and modern warrior culture.

For more information, visit: https://gunnarskolinn.askunnr.no/courses/spartans

This course explores the roots of radical, extremist, and toxic ideology throughout history, and the consequences on western civilization.

It is a pre-requisite for the academic module of the Hersir program.

For those already enrolled in the Hersir online program, the new course has been automatically added to their course roster at no additional cost. For everyone else, the course is offered at a price of 499 kr.

Course available at: https://gunnarskolinn.askunnr.no/courses/vadi-extremist-ideology.

This course highlights the pervasive and systemic toxic femininity in western culture and civilization, and how it penalizes and affects boys from the day they are born, to their life as men.

It is a pre-requisite for the academic module of the Hersir program.

For those already enrolled in the Hersir online program, the new course has been automatically added to their course roster at no additional cost. For everyone else, the course is offered at a price of 499 kr.

Course available at: https://gunnarskolinn.askunnr.no/courses/fredysa-toxic-femininity.

This course provides knowledge to avoid toxic foods and select healthier and more natural options, with the ultimate goal of achieving food security, and thus, full self-sufficiency.

It is a pre-requisite for the academic module of the Hersir program.

For those already enrolled in the Hersir online program, the new course has been automatically added to their course roster at no additional cost. For everyone else, the course is offered at a price of 499 kr.

Course available at: https://gunnarskolinn.askunnr.no/courses/matr-food-security.

This course explores into more depth the main Icelandic Sagas and more specifically how they relate to Norse culture, our way of life, men and women roles, and ultimately Forn Siðr.

It is a pre-requisite for the academic module of the Hersir program.

For those already enrolled in the Hersir program, the new course has been automatically added to their course roster at no additional cost. For everyone else, the course is offered at a price of 990 kr.

Course available at: https://gunnarskolinn.askunnr.no/courses/islendingasogur-saga-of-icelanders

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Fast Track

This process provides fast tracking, under specific conditions, to Berserkr level for members of Nordic special forces (specifically FSK, MJK, KJK, Jægerkorpset, Frømandskorpset, SOG, KJ, FJS, EJkr and ETO), as well as selected special operations forces (or similar) units in the United States (F…

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This online course teaches you the fundamentals of Glíma, the ancestral Norse martial art, also applied to other more modern forms of hand to hand combat. A practical element is optional and provided in selected locations.

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We have added a lesson about the future of war as envisioned by NATO in their latest Strategic Concept release in the Hermaðrinn (The Norse Warrior) course.

This is the latest document from NATO released 1 Jul 2022, title "NATO 2022 Strategic Concept". 

Unlike previous doctrine (2010 Strategic Concept), NATO members, controlled by the United States for the time being, are seeing the need to “significantly strengthen deterrence and defense.”

While the 2010 document named Russia a “partner,” this year's strategic framework proclaims Russia a “threat” and China a “challenge.”

You shall review both documents to get a better understanding of the direction western countries are taking, namely unprecedented war mongering in recent history, particularly in the context of western militaries having been essentially neutered. The implication for western civilization are significant.

For the last several years, every post we made on social media about traditional archery invariably resulted in Google experts and other “experienced” archers slamming everything from body position, to the way the string was pulled, or even how arrows were loaded. All based on modern archery concepts that are designed for aggravated LARPing (as in stationary rather than running around), with no actual need to kill anything outside of fixed target in perfect conditions.

Real archery in the real world, to catch your food or kill enemies is very different. Here are a few pointers:

BODY POSTURE AND POSITION

Is completely irrelevant, with modern standards focusing on show and being stationary while shooting a fixed target, which never happen in real life, and thus is an unneeded luxury. While there are some recommended natural postures that follow the way your body naturally moves, it is ultimately up to any individual to position himself as he wishes for best performance, keeping in mind you will never be stationary in real life, you will not have time to position yourself as per random modern standards, and your target will rarely be fixed. At the end of the day, what matters is to hit (moving) targets with minimal stress on your body.

ARROW LOADING

Modern archery advocates loading the arrows on the side of the bow opposite to your pulling/shooting hand. Again, another completely impractical standard designed for show and that is so inadequate in real life, that it would likely get you killed. The reason is that loading arrows this way not only wastes time, but it also goes against your body natural range of motion, especially if on a horse or while running. The best and most efficient way to load arrows is therefore on the side of your pulling shooting hand.

BOW WEIGHT

Modern archery will advocate low bow weights, even claiming that higher weights have no practical use. This is most likely in order to reach larger demographics, namely unfit people and women. Weight, is in fact, very important. So-called “war” bows in the Viking age had very high weights, hence the concept that a man had to train in archery from a very early age as a boy in order to be good at it. More practically today, many jurisdictions require minimum bow weights to hunt big game. With British Columbia, in Canada, requiring a minimum of 50 lbs to hunt bison. Higher weights, up to 185 lbs for some of us here, allow for much, much greater range, and therefore more firepower with the resulting increased performance when it comes to killing. Some of our younger boys here managed to kill two moose with one arrow using a 105 lbs traditional Yew (war) long bow, from a greater distance than a lower weight bow would have afforded. The use of higher weight bows also means more functional muscle mass and better fitness, and it therefore relates to core male evolutionary traits and characteristics. Most men, let alone women, would indeed be unable to shoot a high weight bow, making it a rare skill that requires a lot of work from an early age, but that will greatly increase success as a hunter or should killing enemies be needed.

STRING HOLD

Again, modern archery calls for very specific finger position, or number of fingers used, to pull a string. Once again, it is impractical and it doesn’t follow natural flow, which will vary for each individual. More importantly, it is designed for low weight bows. Good luck indeed to pull a 180lbs bow with one finger.

Ultimately, following modern archery standards will kill you in the real world. If you are hunting, you will catch less game, if any at all, and if you are in combat, you will kill less enemies, if any at all. Because modern archery is for fat LARPers of all genders in urban centers. It is not designed for real life.