19岁的康涅狄格大学(University of Connecticut)医科预科班学生蒙塔娜·伍兹(Montana Woods)和另外7人——2名大学生、4名私人教练公司教练和1家铺路公司的老板——把感恩节前的这个周六用来在康涅狄格州格罗顿的一个室内水池里学习如何在模拟的空难中求生。与之前的12万学员不同,这群人没有明显的水中求生训练需求。他们都在陆地上从事安全的工作。他们想学的是如何成为领导者, Nineteen-year-old Montana Woods, a medical undergraduate student at the University of Connecticut, and seven others - two college students, four coaching personal trainers and owner of a paving company - This Saturday before the holiday season was spent learning how to survive a simulated crash in an indoor pool in Groton, Connecticut. Unlike the previous 120,000 students, there is no clear need for training in underwater survival. They are all engaged in safe work on land. What they want to learn is how to become a leader,