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Captains & Coaches Podcast003 - Arresting Leadership Insights from Law EnforcementTrust fall! Host Tex McQuilkin interrogates Cali Hinzman, a former coach turned police officer, about the role of trust, adaptability, and servant leadership in high-stakes environments. Cali shares her beat on how lessons from coaching athletes patrol her approach to law enforcement, emphasizing the importance of building trust, leading with humility, and staying adaptable under pressure. Whether you're a coach or a leader in any field, this episode offers bulletproof insights to help you elevate your leadership game. Don't let this one get away—tune in and lock down those leadership skills!Training Programs: Old...2024-09-131h 04

Power Athlete RadioEp 508 – LEO Leadership with Lexi HarrisRest in peace Lexi Harris. We mourn the loss of a special member of the Power Athlete family. Lexi was a five-year veteran of the Seattle Police force and partner to our very own, Cali Hinzman. We are saddened to report she was killed whilst off-duty, assisting in the aftermath of a three car collision. This is a republication of our conversation with Lexi from December 2020. Show notes: https://pahq.co/3zJ2b1d Check out our... http://pahq.co/training http://pahq.co/nutrition http://pahq.co/education http://pahq.co...2021-06-172h 01

The LeaderistEP 23 - Lexi & CaliWhat's the deal with all of the LEO fitness researchers and experts lately? Lexi and Cali talk about their passion for one of the biggest Wellness factors in the police career field, physical training. We've had several guests who provided the basis for why fitness is such a necessary component to performance and longevity. Now, your hosts discuss exactly what it's like to try and get that kind of culture change in motion when officers are simply in survival mode.2021-06-0150 min

The LeaderistEP 22 - Charlie KornhauserAs a trooper with the Colorado State Patrol, Charlie Kornhauser has been able to transform how the cadet academy view physical fitness. Charlie relied heavily on data collection and leaned on the experts in the field of sport science to help him achieve that. What he eventually established was some of the first comprehensive studies done with new recruits regarding fitness and performance. His hard work has fueled many of us in the field and this conversation served as further motivation to create a structure that can stand long after you've moved on. Charlie certainly did just that.2021-05-241h 01

The LeaderistEP 21 - Jay DawesFinding statistics about LEO training and fitness can be difficult but if one person has dedicated their career to this, it's our guest, Jay Dawes. His research is aplenty in the field of exercise and officers. While the ever increasing scrutiny of police work builds, his life's work will become a major part of this big conversation.2021-05-171h 18

The LeaderistEP 20 - Chris McQuilkinAre coaching and leading one in the same? Chris "Tex" McQuilkin of Power Athlete says no. His expertise as a longtime coach isn't the only thing to qualify him to speak on the subject of leadership. He's also obsessed with studying how best to communicate and connect with athletes. The parallels between sport and police work are innumerable and as he points out "It's not what you say, it's what people hear". This and so many other incredible takeaways for aspiring leaders in our communities. Tex also provides guidance for getting buy-in from officers who are reluctant to train.2021-05-091h 07

The LeaderistEP 19 - Lexi & CaliHosts Lexi and Cali talk morale in the wake of so many high profile LEO shootings. How does one go on doing the job when they are met with negativity at every turn? Who will pick up the pieces and protect the innocent when great officers have had enough and leave this career? How do we encourage those who are scared of police or who hate officers to engage in meaningful conversation? We dive into how to maintain a healthy mindset during these exceptionally challenging times.2021-04-2643 min

The LeaderistEP 18 - Marc PolymeropoulosAfter 26 years in the CIA, Marc Polymeropoulos had more than a few great stories to tell. A mysterious injury plagued Marc with vertigo and chronic migraines and with little to no support from the CIA, Marc decided to take his health into his own hands. Working through trauma and injury is a complicated process even for the toughest who serve. Our conversation with Marc revels how finally getting the proper treatment for his diagnosis saved his mental and physical health.2021-04-201h 20

The LeaderistEP 17 - Tara MillerThe general understanding of trauma is that the more you talk about it, the better you'll feel. Resilience and trauma specialist, Tara Miller doesn't necessarily agree. She contends that HOW you talk about it is the most important factor in healing. Having worked with many first responders, she's all too familiar with the acute and cumulative stresses of the job. Hear how she teachers her clients to approach these challenges to enhance their longevity in this career.2021-04-121h 01

The LeaderistEP 16 - Freddy CamachoFrom fitness, to boxing, to Krav Maga, and police work, Freddy Camacho goes hard in just about everything. He's got a personality too big for the internet, reference his One World Fitness blog which gained him a lot of notoriety, and a heart equally as big. Freddy said he was able to protect his love for community and police work during the last few years simply by knowing his identity was more than just his occupation. We are grateful for life lessons from this dynamic guest and former LEO.2021-04-0558 min

The LeaderistEP 15 - Kaz KazadiWhat makes Kaz Kazadi an incredible human is not his athletic skill, coaching prowess, or even his vast historical knowledge, it's his ability to inspire. His story of coming to America from Zaire (currently the Democratic Republic of Congo) is unique but his experience as a man of color is not. Kaz leads us through his personal philosophy for questioning everything and taking nothing for granted as well as embracing discomfort. He's leading his college age athletes with these values and we are honored to apply them to our work in law enforcement.2021-03-291h 28

The LeaderistEP 14 - Bo SandovalBuilding relationships is paramount for any successful coaching or mentoring to occur. Likewise, in police work, relationships and trust are what the communities demand. Bo Sandoval points out more than a few correlations between LEO and UFC. Having learned under some incredible mentors, Bo considers himself lucky to have received guidance early on in his career, eventually leading him to the UFC Performance Institute. Now he's sharing his spirit of service: "If you want to make a difference, it's a marathon."2021-03-221h 12

The LeaderistEP 13 - Coach Rogers & SampsonCoaching is about mentoring, teaching, loving, and nurturing. Coaches Jonathan Rogers and Corey Sampson talk to us about their roles as leaders not only on the field but in their community. While the pandemic and racial issues hit their students hard, these mentors view their role as a privilege. Navigating the anti-police movement with today's youth hasn't been easy, but they have led by example engaging in these difficult conversations.2021-03-081h 04

The LeaderistEP 12 - Tanji JohnsonTanji Johnson describes the Air Force Academy as a "Leadership Laboratory". A graduate of the military institution, Tanji takes with her a depth of understanding and appreciation for leadership development that most will never experience. Her most challenging endeavor while enrolled was the rigorous training required to make the Honor Guard. These physical challenges instilled a resilience that she carried with her throughout her career as a fitness competitor and entrepreneur.2021-03-0159 min

The LeaderistEP 11 - Mike MalpassCould neuroscience not only explain how difficult decisions are made, but also be utilized to improve the efficacy of law enforcement? Mike Malpass says absolutely. His book, Taming the Serpent, addresses just that. With a 30 year career under his belt and a strong connection with his community, he is passionate about equipping new cops with the best brain training available so they can continue to keep their beat safe.2021-02-221h 20

The LeaderistEP 10 - Lexi & CaliLexi & Cali celebrate 10 episodes of The Leaderist. As they reminisce about their conversations with guests, they also talk about how the've applied some of the lessons learned. What's to come for the next 10 episodes? Guess you'll have to tune in to find out!2021-02-1850 min

The LeaderistEP 9 - Invictus LEOWhen it comes to BJJ training for law enforcement, Ari Knazan and Jason Rebsch are your guys. With their amassed knowledge of police work and their years of Jiu-Jitsu they realize just what an impact this kind of training can have on officers mentally and physically. Equipping officers with hands on skills and stress drilling instills confidence and leads to better decision making. This approach to training equates to safer interactions with our communities.2021-02-0858 min

The LeaderistEP 8 - Brandon JamesTake care of your people. That is the sentiment expressed by Sgt Brandon James. A connection to previous Leaderist guest, Chief Andy McCurdy's brother, Patrick, led Brandon down the path towards law enforcement, mentorship, and leadership. Brandon embraces his role and emphatically reminds his people that family comes first. He believes that with life balance, humility, and a willingness to do the same things you ask your officers to do, you can create a culture of healthy leadership. Leadership is not about doing things perfectly, he says. It's about having the vulnerability to do things, sometimes make mistakes, and own...2021-02-011h 01

The LeaderistEP 7 - Matt DomyancicWhat does Officer Wellness have to do with our community? Everything. From training preparedness to optimal mental health, our communities expect that the officer arriving on scene is in the proper physical and mental condition to meet the needs of that situation. Matt Domyancic has dedicated a lifetime to making this Wellness training the norm in departments. Often an uphill battle, he sees the current climate as an opportunity to showcase just what taking care of our First Responders can do for our relationship with the communities we serve.2021-01-251h 01

The LeaderistEP 6 - Rosell EllisRosell Ellis is an officer in the area he grew up in. He believes it's important to stay true to his experience, his "story", of growing up around police officers...which might surprise you. He has been working in patrol and as a school resource officer. He saw it as his job to build relationships with the kids so that they would associate police on the street with his work inside the school. He's an officer who believes that the path to unity starts with conversations with our community.2021-01-2343 min

The LeaderistEP 5 - Tyson ShumwayTyson Shumway is an officer in a large department in California who has a unique perspective. As a former academy instructor he get’s to see he recruits evolve throughout the process. Tyson shares with us his insight on this transformation, he’s experiences with the community, and maybe most importantly, the definition of a Servant Leader. Getting back to the basics of the “servant” mentality is Tyson’s suggestion for struggling departments everywhere.2021-01-1149 min

The LeaderistEP 4 - Currie MyersRetired Sheriff Currie Myers, Ph.D., is a senior Visiting Fellow at the Texas Public Policy Foundation. He has spoken on criminal justice public policy across the country. Sheriff Myers was a participant in the White House’s 2015 Criminal Justice Reform Summit. He has a combined 30 years of professional experience as a state trooper, special agent, sheriff, criminologist, professor, and university executive.2021-01-041h 03

The LeaderistEP 3 - Craig HanaumiCraig Hanaumi is a police officer for Bellevue PD in Washington and is all about connecting with the community. All you have to do is peruse his IG to get a sense for what kind of cop he is. When he’s not skateboarding and playing with the local youth, he’s prioritizing his defensive tactics training. Maybe the best part about Craig is that he seems to not take himself too seriously, and yet, he has a deep appreciation for the importance of knowing the community he serves.2020-12-2954 min

The LeaderistEP 2 - Andy McCurdyWhen you combine courage, compassion, and competence, Chief Andy McCurdy believes you’ve got yourself an effective leader both in the community and the workplace. He has seen community service save careers and end a pervasive “us vs them” mentality. In an age and occupation where negativity is abundant, it’s imperative that individuals seek positive engagement. “We need to get to know each other as human beings - it’s that simple” Wise words from this week’s guest on The Leaderist.2020-12-2047 min

The LeaderistEP 1 - Meet Your HostsMeet your hosts, Lexi Harris and Cali Hinzman! Get to know these two as they discuss their history in law enforcement and their vision for The Leaderist. These are not your average cops and this is not your average leadership podcast. It's slightly above average...2020-12-1345 min

Power Athlete RadioEP 400 – The OG Crew Celebrates 400Quadricentennial Today’s show marks the big 4-0-0. That’s right, 400 episodes later and we are still bringing you the same pointless banter occasionally punctuated by our incredible guests. Speaking of incredible guests…this week….we don’t have one. Instead you get Cali Hinzman. As is tradition whenever we hit these milestone episodes we like to get the… Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy 2020-10-082h 43

Elitefts Sports Performance PodcastElitefts SPP - Power Athlete InterviewPower Athlete John Welbourn, Luke Summers, Cali Hinzman, Tex McQuilkin, Bobby Goodfellow Topics in this Podcast 1. How did Power Athlete get started: From he NFL to training athletes2. What is the most important takeaway for attendees of a seminar3. The challenge of teaching lifters to be athletes: the missing link of movement4. The mental barrier of training being the test5. Starting position determines success on the field and the weight room6. Adapting training to the population and their goals7. Key component of the warm-up (targeting the population and the movements). 8. Addressing demands and...2015-04-061h 11