Inside the Labyrinth podcast is powered by the non profit Reps For Responders! You can find this episode on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, and more! https://anchor.fm/Inside-The-Laybrinth This episode is sponsored by No Matter What Apparel and Valor Supplements! Both Companies are owned by First Responders! Lets give back to First Responders who give back to us! Use Code INSIDETHELAB for 10% off at check out at https://www.nomatterwhatapparel.com Use Code RFR10 for 10% off your check out at https://valorsupplements.net======================================================================================================= In Season 5, Episode 7 of Inside the Labyrinth Podcast, powered by the Non-Profit Reps For Responders, Frank had the honor and privilege to speak with active LEO in the state of Washington, Craig. Craig is a veteran LEO and a huge role model to other officers and his community. Craig opens up on why he became a LEO, why he is so involved in the community and why he trains physically everyday. Craig is also a purple belt in BJJ and posts videos on social media for other LEOS to learn. We spoke about how BJJ is for restraint and to use your opponents energy against themselves. Training for physical fitness should be a priority in every first responders life and Craig is a perfect example of following what fits for your lifestyle! @reps_for_responders @craighanaumi @inside_the_lab_podcast https://repsforresponders.org YouTube: Reps For Responders ======================================================================================================== "Craig is no stranger to providing service for the community. After obtaining a degree in psychology, he began working to help children with autism in local schools and group homes, and getting involved with his local YMCA. It was that desire to help others that led him to a career devoted to outreach on an even larger scale. Now, he's hoping that such efforts will have the power to one day alleviate the strained relationships between police officers and their community. Speaking about the many incidents of police brutality that have created a landscape of tension and violence in recent years, Craig is hoping that more positive stories like his are highlighted in the media."
