High-stress and high-performance occupations — such as first responders, military personnel, and construction — demand a lot from individuals. With high stakes and consistent pressure to deliver top performance, stress
Written By: Michael Laverriere, MS, CSCS, New Hampshire National Guard, Strength & Conditioning Coach and Chelsea Kidd, MBA, CSCS, SiteWell Solutions, Owner
High-risk industries, such as construction, healthcare, and emergency
Can you believe it’s already February? February is Heart Health Month, and a wonderful opportunity to focus on nutritious eating that supports heart health. In line with this, our National
Written By: Michael Laverriere, MS, CSCS, New Hampshire National Guard, Strength & Conditioning Coach
Endurance training is essential for individuals in high-risk, high-performance industries such as military, fire defense, and
Written By: Michael Laverriere, MS, CSCS, New Hampshire National Guard, Strength & Conditioning Coach
Introduction
Recognizing Mental Health Month in January, many National Guard units will emphasize mental well-being's crucial
As the calendar flips to a new year, a wave of ambition and goal-setting sweeps across the workforce. Statistically, the most common resolutions revolve around four pillars: enhancing physical activity,
In the dynamic landscape of high-risk industries (such as construction, healthcare, and military), business leaders, safety professionals, and HR experts continually seek effective strategies to keep their workers safe, healthy,
As business leaders, HR professionals, and safety experts, one of our key responsibilities is guiding our high-performance workforce through various challenges, including the festive holiday season. The period encompassing Thanksgiving,
Many of us eagerly anticipate hitting the slopes and resuming our favorite winter pastimes as winter approaches. Whether skiing, snowmobiling, hockey, or any other activity, staying active during long winters
Did you know that 80 million adults in the United States are estimated to have limited or low health literacy? This finding, published by the National Library of Medicine, contributes