IEP9: The Definition of An Athlete

Today the IEP crew challenges the status quo by identifying Law Enforcement Officers as professional athletes when it comes to their job specific duties and responsibilities. Being paid to perform on demand isn’t isolated to professional sports and neither is the importance of availability, reliability, and capability. Let’s talk about that!When we’re done with this one you might consider whether you’re training like an athlete or just fitnessing. If you want to see what a job specific human performance program looks like, head over to IEPSpeedandpower.com. Built around the foundations of the Tier Training System, this program is for Tactical Athletes looking to improve speed & power while maintaining strength and capacity for optimal job-readiness and on-demand performance. Get 20% Off that program by using code TRAINSMART20.Take The Free IEP Assessment: https://iep-assessment.com/Behind The Mic:Scott HowellJake LabhartAaron DuggerJacob HeppnerIEP Programs:◼️Strength Program: https://iepstrength.com/◼️Speed & Power Program: https://iepspeedandpower.com/◼️Capacity Program: https://iepcapacity.com/◼️Performance Track: https://iepperformance.com/Download In Extremis Performance Free Guides:◼️https://iep-guides.com/Follow IEP:◼️Website - https://inextremisperformance.com/◼️Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/inextperformance/