Tonight we went over how to navigate the Own Your Shift fitness app and make sure you’re actually using all the tools we’ve built for you. I just added a full video walkthrough tutorial inside the Skool Classroom that shows you: 📲 How to download the fitness app 🔥 How to find the Fire Recruit program 💪 How to navigate your workouts 📊 What the different tabs are for ✅ How to track your training and progress 🧭 Where to find everything inside the app If you’re new to the community or haven’t started using the fitness side yet, start with this video. It’ll walk you through everything step by step. Go to the Classroom in Skool, find the Fitness App tutorial, watch the video, download the app, and get yourself dialed in. And remember, the programming is there for you. USE IT. If you get stuck or have questions, drop them in the community so we can help you out.

Alright crew, how did the week go? Before we head into the weekend, let’s hear some wins. Big or small, it all counts. What was your biggest goal or accomplishment this week? Did you: 👨‍🚒 Do a station visit? 📝 Apply for an Ambulance Operator position or Fire Department? 🚑 Pass your EMT exam? 🔥 Finish a Fire Academy? 🎤 Have an interview? 💪 Hit a new fitness goal or improve your CPAT or Biddle time? 📚 Knock out a class, certification, or something else that moves you one step closer? Or maybe this just wasn’t your week. That’s okay too. What did you struggle with and what are you going to do differently next week? Drop your wins, lessons, and goals below. 👇 Someone in this community might be working toward the exact same thing you are. 🔥 WANT TO REP OWN YOUR SHIFT? If this community has helped you in any way, I’d be honored to see you rocking an Own Your Shift shirt at the gym, at the station, or just out and about. Use code OYS10 for 10% off. And if you grab something, tag us. I want to see the crew representing. 👊🔥 https://ownyourshiftmethod.com/collections/all You go, we go. 🔥

Los Angeles County Fire Department — Fire Fighter Trainee Another big opportunity for anyone working toward getting hired. Start preparing now and don’t wait until the last minute. 🔥 Candidate checklist: - Review the minimum qualifications - Make sure your EMT certification is current - Make sure your CPAT is current - Get your FCTC written test handled - Update your résumé - Start researching LA County Fire - Get out and make station visits - Use our Station Visit Reports section to share what you learned, who you spoke with, and questions you were asked LACoFD lists a valid California Class C license, age 18+, high school graduation/equivalent, current CPAT, and qualifying EMT certification among its Fire Fighter Trainee requirements. ⚠️ Deadline shown on the hiring announcement: AUGUST 15 👉 LA County Fire — Fire Fighter Trainee Recruitment Don’t just apply. Prepare for the entire process. Train. Research. Visit stations. Share intel. Help the next candidate. 🔥 YOU GO, WE GO.