Fitness & Health
Understand how the experiences you have as a corrections officer can shape your relationships with your family
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Read the first five practical, no-nonsense strategies to help you stay sharp, resilient, and in control — no matter what the job throws at you
The habit? Working out with your dog in ways that support movement, recovery and routine
Learn how to choose the right pet for your shift schedule, energy level and emotional needs
First responders need to prioritize mental health and seek help when needed
Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing focuses on reducing the vividness and emotion associated with the traumatic memories
First responders across the country joined Lexipol in highlighting wellness themes focused on fitness, mental health, peer support and connection
Deputy and fitness coach Andrew “Dru” Mejico breaks down a no-nonsense approach to strength training and nutrition that will keep officers at the top of their game
Forget protein bars — the best “exercise snack” happens in the patrol car, between calls or while restocking the rig
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Strategies to help first responders leave work stress behind and fully engage with their personal lives
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