Free Webinar & Round Table — July 15

Beyond the X's and O's.

The Human Side of Tactical Performance

Four tactical human performance practitioners. Four presentations covering culture, credibility, buy-in, and leadership. One live round table where you can ask the questions that actually matter to your program.

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0.3 NSCA CEUs in Category A 6:00 PM, July 15, 2026 Free to attend
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What You'll Walk Away With

 

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Alex Redshaw, MS, ASCA L1

Beyond the Workouts: Using Human Performance to Shift Culture from the Inside Out

This session explores how human performance professionals can drive lasting cultural change within fire departments by leveraging four key pillars: Relationships, Education, Data, and Force Multiplication. Attendees will learn practical strategies for engaging all levels of personnel — from recruits to leadership — and how to use outcome-based data to build credibility and secure organizational buy-in.

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Mark Christiani, MSSM, CSCS

Reputation, Rapport, and Readiness: Influencing Culture Within the Tactical Setting

This session examines how tactical human performance coaches shape culture and improve readiness through influence, not just programming. Drawing on real-world experience in military settings, Mark presents a framework built on three drivers — Reputation, Rapport, and Readiness — and demonstrates how trust-based relationships lead to better adherence, recovery, and long-term performance outcomes.
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Demetrius Bailey, MS, CSCS

Buy-In Without a Badge

This session breaks down the distinction between coaching and mentorship, and how strength and conditioning professionals can leverage their role as subject matter experts to create genuine buy-in with both recruits and commissioned personnel. Using the Blanchard Company SLII Leadership Model through an S&C lens, Demetrius provides a practical framework for developing officers at every stage.

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Whitney Tramel, MS, CSCS*D, TSAC-F*D, RSCC

Strong Enough to Lead: Navigating Credibility, Authority, and Influence

Drawing from personal experience and hard-won leadership lessons, Whitney explores the realities of leading in tactical and performance environments. This session equips women with strategies to build authentic credibility, manage self-doubt, lead with confidence under pressure, and use their influence to create opportunities for the next generation of leaders.