January 5, 2008 Public Safety Physical Fitness Symposium
University of New Hampshire on January 5th, 2008. The event is called the 2008 Public Safety
Physical Fitness Symposium and has been developed to help educate public safety personnel
about physical preparedness for on-the-job fitness requirements, including on duty physical
requirements as well as general health and wellness.
It is a one day event discussing how to create a personal fitness program specific to public
safety personnel, how to create an on-duty nutrition plan, and how to develop total body power
and explosive strength for emergency response. The event includes both sit down lectures and
hands on participation of specific exercises and drills.
Full information including online registration may be found by visiting the official event
website,
http://safetyfitnesseducation.com or calling 603-218-9477. Attached is a brochure
and flyer describing more of the event, and below a brief description.
Joil Bergeron, MS, CSCS*D, ACSM HFI
Director, Fitness Professionals Assn
FITPROASSOCIATION.COM
Owner, Next Level Performance LLC
NEXTLEVELPERFORMANCELLC.COM
P: 603-218-9477 € F: 603-232-1073
Coach, Manchester Wolves Arena Football
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Brochure.pdf
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Flyer.pdf
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Dear Public Safety Employee,
This message is to let you know of an educational opportunity for on the job
physical fitness training in your area. Please find attached a brochure and
flyer including event details. For full details, please visit the official
event website:
www.publicsafetyfitnesseducation.com
Thank you for your time, and we hope to see you at the event!
Next Level Performance - Where Your Potential Meets Reality!
2008 PUBLIC SAFETY PHYSICAL FITNESS SYMPOSIUM
OPEN TO ALL PUBLIC SAFETY PERSONNEL: FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL LAW
ENFORCEMENT, FIRE&RESCUE, EMS, SECURITY, AND PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINERS
Purpose To provide safety personnel education related to physical fitness
and personal health well-being
Date Saturday, January 5th
Location University of New Hampshire Athletic Fieldhouse, Durham, NH
Times 10:00AM 5:00PM
Format Hands-on Learn-By-Doing and Lecture
CEUs/CECs 6.0 NATA, 0.6 NSCA, 6.0 ACSM, and more!
Topics:
* CREATING A TRAINING PROGRAM FOR JOB PERFORMANCE, PERSONAL HEALTH, AND
FITNESS TEST PREPARATION
* BUILDING AN EFFECTIVE ON-THE-JOB NUTRITION PLAN
* DEVELOPING EXPLOSIVE STRENGTH, POWER, & COORDINATION FOR EMERGENCY
RESPONSE
You will be training with medicine balls, plyometrics, body weight training,
agility training, and more!
Registration:
Only $99! Special group rate: 4-for-3 $297.00, save $25 per person!
Registration includes all learning materials, event t-shirt, name badge, and
certificate of attendance.
Online Information/Registration:
http://publicsafetyfitnesseducation.com
PAST LISTINGS
Greetings:
The Fire Instructors & Officers Association of New
Hampshire has several training programs scheduled in
the near future. All of our classes focus on
real-world timely topics of back-to-basics strategy
and tactics (seminar and hands-on), firefighter
safety and survival, and officer and instructor
development. We strive to bring nationally
recognized speakers and instructors to local venues
at an affordable price on a regular basis, in order
to provide a level of training that may not
otherwise be available to the New Hampshire area
fire service.
We are reaching-out and would appreciate any
assistance you may offer in disseminating the
information (website posting, forwarding to your
email lists, listing in newsletters, etc.) about the
following upcoming programs:
March 24th - The Courage to Be Safe, so Everyone
Goes Home - Moultonborough, NH (FREE Class!)
April 14th - The Courage to Be Safe, so Everyone
Goes Home - Jaffrey, NH (FREE Class!)
April 25th & 26th - Truck Co. Operations Strategy &
Tactics Seminar and Hands on Training, Lead
Instructor: Capt. Mike Dugan, FDNY - Salem, NH
(Cohosted by Salem Fire Department)
April 25th - FIONAH Annual Dinner & Meeting,
featuring a "State of the US Fire Service"
presentation by several nationally-recognized
speakers - Concord, NH
May 17th (Rescheduled from winter weather
cancellation) - Fire Service Leadership: A View for
the Practicing Professional, featuring Dr. Harry
Carter - Concord, NH (Cohosted by NH Association of Fire Chiefs)
June 13th (Rescheduled from winter weather
cancellation) - Firefighter Safety & Health
Symposium - Concord, NH (To benefit National Fallen
Firefighters Foundation)
Further information and class applications are
available online: www.FIOANH.org.
Please note that additional "Courage to Be Safe"
programs are being planned with the goal of regional
delivery in every NH county before the end of the
year. If any department or organization would like
to co-host a CTBS program or any other class, we are
certainly open to discussion.
Please contact me with any questions or concerns.
Thank you in advance.
Respectfully,
Chris Johnson, Director
Fire Instructors & Officers Association of New
Hampshire
603.966.7905 - Cell
csj1@comcast.net
www.fioanh.org
Lifesaving Resources announces its 2007 season of Ice Rescue Technician and Train-the-Trainer Courses as follows:
Ice Rescue Technician Courses
08:00 - 17:30 hrs.
$170 fee includes all books and materials, lunch and snacks, and upon successful completion, a Course Completion Certificate and Insignia.
Saturday, January 20
Lifesaving Resources
Dublin, New Hampshire
Saturday, February 03
Lifesaving Resources
Dublin, New Hampshire
Friday, February 16
Sargent Center for Outdoor Education
Hancock, New Hampshire
Saturday, March 03
Lifesaving Resources
Dublin, New Hampshire
Saturday, March 17
Lifesaving Resources
Dublin, New Hampshire
All Lifesaving Resources Ice and Water Rescue training programs are in compliance with NFPA 1670 Standard for Technical Rescue.
The Technician level course includes a 2-hour classroom session, followed by two (2) 2.5-hour on/through-the-ice practical sessions, followed by another 1-hour classroom session. During the 5-hours of practical sessions, students rotate through 20 practical evolutions, five times each, during which time they rotate through each station as a Primary Rescue, a Secondary Rescue, a Victim, a Primary Line Tender, and a Secondary Line Tender.
These courses are open to all Public Safety and Rescue personnel, including Law Enforcement, Fire, Rescue, and EMS Personnel. Participants must be in good physical condition and must be comfortable in deep water while wearing a cold water/ice rescue suits. Participants must bring their own suits for participation, but rental suits are available.
An intensive Ice Rescue Train-the-Trainer Weekend will be conducted, February 16 - 18 at the Boston University's Sargent Center for Outdoor Education. Participants must be sponsored by their departments as designated instructors in order to participate in this weekend program.
For more information and registration, access the EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS SECTION of the Lifesaving Resources' website at www.lifesaving.com. Space is limited, so register early. A maximum of 36 participants are allowed in each program.
Gerald M. Dworkin, Consultant
Aquatics Safety & Water Rescue
admin@lifesaving.com
LIFESAVING RESOURCES INC.
http://www.lifesaving.com
603/563-8330