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Beginning this month, the Texas Department of Public Safety will begin recording the height, weight and "waist [belly] measurement" of its 4,297 commissioned officers during their routine physical readiness tests to determine if they are obese.
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Police officers in Denver have a new way to get healthy if they are injured now that there is a physical therapist on staff. Daniel Jonte treats officers who are hurt both on duty and off duty.
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Police officers in Denver have a new way to get healthy if they are injured now that there is a physical therapist on staff. He treats officers who are hurt both on duty and off duty. More Here.
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It's often said of moms, but it's also true of officers: you can't take care of others if you don't first take care of yourself.
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Officer James Williams received a heart transplant after living with heart failure for over a decade. He is back on duty and grateful to be healthy.
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Stress is the cop killer you can beat, if you maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Read More →Rifles carried by Spokane, WA, police on patrol will soon be equipped with suppressors, a move the department says will protect officers and civilians from hearing damage.
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The philosophy of high-intensity physical training meshes well with officers' schedules and performance needs, and it is a gateway to peak performance and resilience.
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What you eat not only fuels your physical activity, it also keeps your mind sharp and focused.
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