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Dec 22, 2017 41 min

Within the Trenches Ep 163

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Ep 163 features Jim Marshall, Director of the 911 Training Institute and Ryan Dedmon, Outreach Director. In this episode we reveal the details of the Survive & Thrive Fit Challenge. Per Ryan, "The Survive & Thrive Fit Challenge is a collaborative partnership between the 911 Training Institute and Within the Trenches Podcast. Jim Marshall, the Director of the 911 Training Institute, developed this challenge after Survive & Thrive, one of his more popular training classes for dispatchers. Partnering with Ricardo Martinez, the Creator of Within the Trenches Podcast and Founder of the #IAM911 Movement, both men will begin a fitness journey together. They invite dispatchers, and all other first-responders, to join them on their journey to improve overall health, wellness, and quality of life at home and work. Use #SurviveThriveFC on social media to join and share your experiences. The official logo of the Survive & Thrive Fit Challenge, created by Within the Trenches Podcast. #SurviveThriveFC" This is an episode you do not want to miss. If you have any comments, questions or you would like to be a guest on the show send an email to [email protected]. 911 Training Institute - Facebook | Twitter | Web Episode topics - An overview of the 911 Training Institute Background on Jim Marshall Background on Ryan Dedmon The Survive & Thrive Fit Challenge Reveal

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