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Planning firefighter training can be really tough. Keeping the crew and yourself engaged is sometimes a struggle and it’s easier at times just to wing it. However, winging it usually leads to unfocused actions and just doing the same thing over an over.
Is there a concept out there that we can use to develop and plan relevant, useful and fun training?!
In this episode we cover:
Resources we speak about in this episode:
Lorenz, D., & Morrison, S. (2015). CURRENT CONCEPTS IN PERIODIZATION OF STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING FOR THE SPORTS PHYSICAL THERAPIST. International journal of sports physical therapy, 10(6), 734–747.
Presilience for the Emergency Scene Virtual Class
By Kevin Housley5
1616 ratings
Planning firefighter training can be really tough. Keeping the crew and yourself engaged is sometimes a struggle and it’s easier at times just to wing it. However, winging it usually leads to unfocused actions and just doing the same thing over an over.
Is there a concept out there that we can use to develop and plan relevant, useful and fun training?!
In this episode we cover:
Resources we speak about in this episode:
Lorenz, D., & Morrison, S. (2015). CURRENT CONCEPTS IN PERIODIZATION OF STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING FOR THE SPORTS PHYSICAL THERAPIST. International journal of sports physical therapy, 10(6), 734–747.
Presilience for the Emergency Scene Virtual Class