How Asking for Help is a Powerful Move
When you ask for help, by requesting someone pitch in their ideas or do something for you, you’re empowering them.
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Training Exercise: EQ Bar Horizontal Row
The EQ Bar Horizontal Row exercise will help you pull hoses and lift equipment like it's second nature.
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Yoga Therapy Completes Holistic Approach to Firefighter Well-Being
Yoga therapy’s strength is that it acknowledges the interconnectedness of the mind and body.
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Your Grocery Shopping Survive-and-Thrive Guide
Effective grocery shopping can be an important entry point for many healthy habits.
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7 Firefighter Movement Patterns for Performance and Fewer Injuries
Improving movement quality and loading ability in key movement patterns enhances the execution of various firefighting tasks.
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How Trauma Survivors Can Benefit From Individual Therapy
In a one-on-one setting, therapists streamline treatment to your distinctive goals, the challenges you’re facing, and the traumatic situations.
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Home is Ground Zero: Where Signs of Firefighters Struggling First Appear
It's important to unpack and assess the life experiences packed into our mental backpacks.
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Gaining Traction: Reach Your Goals with Coaching
A life coach will hold you accountable for the things you set out to do, ask you what step you want to take next, help you navigate both successes and failures, without judgment.
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Wellness Wednesday – Bone Health
Each week, we discuss a variety of different health and wellness topics (last week’s topic was grip strength), some of which may be more applicable to you than others. Everyone needs to pay attention to this week's topic of bone health, particularly women of every age.
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Wellness Wednesday – Why Grip Strength Matters
Human physical evolution was optimized to perform an array of survival tasks, including gripping and carrying things. If you had to identify a human physical superpower, it would probably be the ability to carry heavy things over long distances. That is likely why grip strength is still highly correlated with longevity and quality of life. Yet, for various reasons, as a species, we are losing our grip on functional strength and good health (pun intended).
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