Military, police, fire fighters, ambulance officers, in fact all emergency service personal have many things in common; A willingness to work hard and succeed, a sense of adventure, a want to do good in this world, above average mental toughness and a desire to be physically active and in general useful. Kicking off on the 8th May the RAW Military/Operator & Emergency Services Training Program is specifically designed around the needs of tactical operators.
Many of these personnel start in a basic role and progress through the ranks taking on more responsibility and searching for more challenging tasks. Some start with a desire to reach the top of their field. Fields such as special forces, tactical operators, first respondent medics and firefighters and so forth.
Due to the rigors of these jobs I would consider these people professional “athletes” in a regard, they are not restricted to desks or offices, they must be prepared to mobilise at the drop of a hat for any given task, they must be ready for anything.
To perform a job like this you must be a complete athlete; Strong, fit, powerful agile, flexible. You must be mentally tough, prepare to endure and suffer often for little or no reward.
The RAW Military/Operator and Emergency Services Training Program is geared toward performance. Not performance in the gym or for aesthetics, rather performance on the battle field, the unknown and unknowable. It is geared towards survival for operator and victim.
The program is comprehensive and all inclusive. It is designed in a way that will allow participants to train for and pass barrier tests, selection tasks and standardised annual physical assessments.
This program may also appeal to people who want to train like a soldier but work in a different field however the intended purpose of the program is to train for an operator’s job requirements.
If you want to take your training to another level and train for a purpose then contact us and get on our operators program. The first wave commences on the 8th May.
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