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  1. x635 liked a post in a topic by ex-commish in Nutrition, health, and fitness   
    Seth, first thank you for the kind comments. Motivation is something you have to find within. I have found what keeps me motivated is the life I am living now as opposed to only a few months ago as well as a huge reduction in the medications I was taking especially insulin which I am off. I can say with all honestly if you don't address your health now you will have to address it later. There is an old saying" people who don't find the time now to be healthy will have to find the time later to be sick". 
  2. x635 liked a post in a topic by ex-commish in Nutrition, health, and fitness   
    Seth, first thank you for the kind comments. Motivation is something you have to find within. I have found what keeps me motivated is the life I am living now as opposed to only a few months ago as well as a huge reduction in the medications I was taking especially insulin which I am off. I can say with all honestly if you don't address your health now you will have to address it later. There is an old saying" people who don't find the time now to be healthy will have to find the time later to be sick". 
  3. BFD1054 liked a post in a topic by ex-commish in Nutrition, health, and fitness   
    Recently losing 110 lbs and developing healthy habits, I have become passionate for health and fitness as well as an advocate for firefighter, ems, and law enforcement health and wellness. As a health coach and in the process of obtaining my  personal trainer certificate, I would like to share fitness ideas with others. What are members doing to obtain optimal health? Cardio? Weight training? Both? How much time do you dedicate to working out? What about diet? What are you eating? Do your departments have exercise facilities or gym memberships? Do we overlook our own health and wellbeing as we care for others? 
  4. BFD1054 liked a post in a topic by ex-commish in Nutrition, health, and fitness   
    Recently losing 110 lbs and developing healthy habits, I have become passionate for health and fitness as well as an advocate for firefighter, ems, and law enforcement health and wellness. As a health coach and in the process of obtaining my  personal trainer certificate, I would like to share fitness ideas with others. What are members doing to obtain optimal health? Cardio? Weight training? Both? How much time do you dedicate to working out? What about diet? What are you eating? Do your departments have exercise facilities or gym memberships? Do we overlook our own health and wellbeing as we care for others? 
  5. EmsFirePolice liked a post in a topic by ex-commish in Hartsdale Mutual Aid To Yorktown?   
    "Until you walk in the shoes of the incident commander you really don't have a clue about the initial size up and consultations that were occurring during the incident in question. "
     
    Bingo!!!
  6. EmsFirePolice liked a post in a topic by ex-commish in Hartsdale Mutual Aid To Yorktown?   
    "Until you walk in the shoes of the incident commander you really don't have a clue about the initial size up and consultations that were occurring during the incident in question. "
     
    Bingo!!!
  7. ex-commish liked a post in a topic by laxer02 in Free Physical Fitness Consultations   
    Good morning everyone,
     
    My name is Tim Collins and I am a career firefighter here in Westchester County. I am also a certified Personal Trainer who specializes in functional fitness for firefighters and other First Responders.
    As you may know, most firefighting related deaths are due to cardiovascular issues. I am passionate about lowering that number in any manner I can. I would like to offer a free fitness consultation to your department to help your members lower their risk of a cardiac event. The consultation would consist of meeting with you and discussing what fitness equipment you have available, and a tour of your firehouse/police precinct to see what space is available. Next, I would design a workout program based on your department's capabilities and workload demands to help your members improve their abilities and proficiency in regards to physical fitness on the fire ground. Please contact me via cell phone at (914) 329-8406 or email at floorabovefitness@gmail.com. You and your members can also view my Facebook or Instagram pages by searching “Floor Above Fitness” to see daily firefighter fitness workouts.
     
    I have reached to quite a few departments already, but I figured this would be the best spot to let people know about the services I provide.  I work with ALL First Responders.  I have coached people through the CPAT and NYPD JST.  I was formerly a police officer in the Bronx for over 3 years.  If you or anyone you know is applying to upcoming tests (CPAT/JST/PFT), send my info to them.  Though it may seem like I am specifically for firefighters, all 3 services are facing issues of cardiovascular problems, healthy eating, and lack of physical fitness.  I have already worked with the Ardsley Fire Department and they have seen great results!
     
    I have designed a 10 Week Workout Program specifically for the CPAT and do offer personal training sessions.  If you are interested, email me and we can talk.  If you guys have any questions on fitness, eating habits, or anything text/call/email.  Or if you just want free workouts to do at work, they are posted daily on Facebook and Instagram, just search "Floor Above Fitness".
     
    Stay safe everyone and Happy New Year,
    Tim Colins
    914-329-8406
    floorabovefitness@gmail.com
  8. x635 liked a post in a topic by ex-commish in CISD Team in Westchester?   
    Is there still a critical incident stress debriefing team in Westchester?
  9. sueg liked a post in a topic by ex-commish in 9/11 fifteen years later...   
    Never forget
     
  10. ex-commish liked a post in a topic by FFPCogs in 9/11 fifteen years later...   
    No long diatribes, no long speeches, no posts the size of novels 

    simply....

    RIP 343..We will never forget
     
     

  11. BFD1054 liked a post in a topic by ex-commish in Westchester Corrections Officer Exam Open For Filing   
    I am retired from that job....money is good they gave the test in 2012 and I believe they barely made it to the 80's with the score you have to score high not like years ago
  12. velcroMedic1987 liked a post in a topic by ex-commish in The Price of an Epi-Pen   
    Congress is nothing more then a greedy crime family
  13. fire patrol nyc liked a post in a topic by ex-commish in Radio Etiquette   
    Given the circumstances they get a by. Sounds like he was calling for a line and it wasn't coming fast enough. I think we all have been in situations where the last thing we are worried about is our language. What is important is they got the job done and went home to their families
  14. fire patrol nyc liked a post in a topic by ex-commish in Radio Etiquette   
    Given the circumstances they get a by. Sounds like he was calling for a line and it wasn't coming fast enough. I think we all have been in situations where the last thing we are worried about is our language. What is important is they got the job done and went home to their families
  15. fire patrol nyc liked a post in a topic by ex-commish in Radio Etiquette   
    Given the circumstances they get a by. Sounds like he was calling for a line and it wasn't coming fast enough. I think we all have been in situations where the last thing we are worried about is our language. What is important is they got the job done and went home to their families
  16. ex-commish liked a post in a topic by bad box in Radio Etiquette   
    When the Sh** is hitting the fan on the fire floor or the floor above, language frequently gets salty. Anyone who has spent some time in zero visibility and high heat while searching for life, forcing doors, getting a line into position or trying to find their way out would likely agree.
  17. fire patrol nyc liked a post in a topic by ex-commish in Radio Etiquette   
    Given the circumstances they get a by. Sounds like he was calling for a line and it wasn't coming fast enough. I think we all have been in situations where the last thing we are worried about is our language. What is important is they got the job done and went home to their families
  18. fire patrol nyc liked a post in a topic by ex-commish in Radio Etiquette   
    Given the circumstances they get a by. Sounds like he was calling for a line and it wasn't coming fast enough. I think we all have been in situations where the last thing we are worried about is our language. What is important is they got the job done and went home to their families
  19. fire patrol nyc liked a post in a topic by ex-commish in Radio Etiquette   
    Given the circumstances they get a by. Sounds like he was calling for a line and it wasn't coming fast enough. I think we all have been in situations where the last thing we are worried about is our language. What is important is they got the job done and went home to their families
  20. fire patrol nyc liked a post in a topic by ex-commish in Radio Etiquette   
    Given the circumstances they get a by. Sounds like he was calling for a line and it wasn't coming fast enough. I think we all have been in situations where the last thing we are worried about is our language. What is important is they got the job done and went home to their families
  21. fire patrol nyc liked a post in a topic by ex-commish in Radio Etiquette   
    Given the circumstances they get a by. Sounds like he was calling for a line and it wasn't coming fast enough. I think we all have been in situations where the last thing we are worried about is our language. What is important is they got the job done and went home to their families
  22. fire patrol nyc liked a post in a topic by ex-commish in Radio Etiquette   
    Given the circumstances they get a by. Sounds like he was calling for a line and it wasn't coming fast enough. I think we all have been in situations where the last thing we are worried about is our language. What is important is they got the job done and went home to their families
  23. Fireman488 liked a post in a topic by ex-commish in The Tailboard Rider   
    I rode the tailboard for many years until 1991 and though I will admit I miss that era and everything about it looking back it was dangerous and to hear there are some today still riding it like mentioned above is unbelievable that it still exists to some capacity
  24. Fireman488 liked a post in a topic by ex-commish in The Tailboard Rider   
    I rode the tailboard for many years until 1991 and though I will admit I miss that era and everything about it looking back it was dangerous and to hear there are some today still riding it like mentioned above is unbelievable that it still exists to some capacity