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Firefighters are no strangers to muscle soreness. Usually, soreness is kickstarted when training for CPAT or the academy and can pop up throughout the career. Many firefighters over 40 (heck,
It’s finally fall, and the holidays are coming up quickly! Sticking to major diet and lifestyle changes can be challenging. However, little changes can help you stick to your health
Have you ever gotten so busy that your good intentions to eat better went out the window? The busy season is coming with the kids returning to school and the
Hitting protein goals can be hit or miss with firefighters. Some have no trouble and prioritize large portions at each meal. Others, particularly female firefighters, struggle to hit their goals.
Out of all of the macronutrients, protein tends to be the favorite for most firefighters. Station dinners often center around what meat or protein is on the table. But what
Ahh, Creatine – this popular dietary supplement has been around for decades and is commonly mistaken for a steroid. While it might not be a steroid, this supplement can pack
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