Rebecca Rouse
Rebecca Rouse
Rebecca Rouse, a tactical strength coach and top-ranked weightlifter, is dedicated to improving fitness and wellness for uniformed personnel. She leverages her journey overcoming chronic illness to inspire others. With over a decade of coaching and leadership experience, Rebecca travels nationwide, empowering first responders and military personnel to enhance performance and longevity through tailored strength and conditioning strategies.
Areas of Focus
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Strength in Motion: Functional Training for Operational Readiness
Strength is the foundation of physical resilience. In this course, participants will focus on building functional strength through evidence-based training methods designed for first responders, military personnel, and corporate warriors. Learn the importance of developing strength, power, endurance, agility, and mobility, and how these adaptations translate to real-world tasks, thereby improving operational readiness and minimizing the risk of injury, in order to maximize health and career longevity.
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Fuel for Success: Tactical Nutrition for High-Performing Teams
Nutrition plays a vital role in performance and readiness. This course equips first responders, military personnel, and corporate leaders with actionable strategies to optimize their nutrition. Learn how to fuel your body for sustained energy, mental clarity, and physical endurance in high-stress environments. Topics include meal planning for demanding schedules, fueling on-the-go, hydration strategies, and nutrient timing to enhance overall performance.
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Recovery Mastery: Strategies for Resilience and Longevity
Sleep and recovery are essential for sustaining peak performance and reducing burnout. Designed for both tactical and corporate environments, this course focuses on recovery strategies to enhance mental and physical resilience. Participants will explore topics like sleep optimization, stress management, and other recovery tactics to ensure long-term health and performance. Learn how to recover efficiently to stay sharp, reduce injury risk, and maintain productivity in high-pressure roles.