Firefighting and EMS are physically demanding jobs that require optimizing recovery and performance. One key piece of the nutrition puzzle? Amino acids. These building blocks of protein play a vital
Extra virgin olive oil (EVOO) is a popular cooking oil in most firehouse pantries. Often, first responders know olive oil is good for them, but they aren’t sure why! Let’s
Have you ever gone to your physical and had the “your cholesterol is getting high” talk? You are not alone. A study of over 4,500 firefighters found that at least
New year, new you! It’s that time of year when firefighters want to improve their health, body composition, and energy levels. These goals often include some supplements, and let’s be
New Year resolutions are right around the corner, and fat loss is often the number one goal at the beginning of the year. Unfortunately, firefighters are inundated with “hacks” and
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,
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