Public Safety Fitness Education has been developed to provide quality, scientifically-backed fitness education tailored specifically to federal, state, and local law enforcement, fire and rescue, ems, and military personnel.  At this time there is a large deficit of credible trainers specifically developed for public safety personnel.  The goal of our group is to establish a performance-based standard through fitness education, seminars, workshops, the Certified Performance Specialist™ accreditation, and with our online training forum that is monitored by certified, experienced professionals from each discipline.

Our events help safety personnel learn how to better physically prepare themselves for the fitness demands associated with their job.  Courses help to better prepared for annual fitness tests, decrease on-the-job injury rates, and improve the overall health and well being of safety professionals.

Lt. Barry Charewicz, BS, CSCS, USAW Charewicz is a lieutenant in the patrol division and has been part of the Derry Police Department for 25 years, where he is also the designated fitness officer.  He has served as a SWAT officer for the Southern NH Special Operation Unit (SNHSOU) for the past 12 years and was also the team's fitness officer.  Charewicz is a certified strength and conditioning specialist through the National Strength & Conditioning Association, law enforcement fitness specialist through the Cooper Institute, and club coach for the US Weightlifting Association.

Joil Bergeron, MS, CSCS*D, ACSM HFI, USATF L2 Bergeron is a former Strength & Conditioning coach for the Manchester Wolves, a professional Arena2 football team, and also has history as a NCAA Division I track coach at Florida International University.  He earned a Master's degree in exercise and sports science with a concentration in strength & conditioning from FIU (Miami).  Bergeron has provided lectures for the National Strength & Conditioning Association (Colorado), East Coast Alliance (New York), Arnold Strength Summit (Ohio), and many local, state, and regional entities.  Bergeron also serves as the state director for the NH Chapter of the NSCA, director for the Fitness Professionals Association of NH, and an adjunct faculty member at New Hampshire Community Technical College in the exercise science program.