The Leo Fitness 3-Step Process
Step 1: Test your Fitness
Take the Leo Fitness Assessment to identify your weaknesses and exactly where you need to work on.
Step 2: Train your Weaknesses
Follow a structured, progressive rehab plan to prepare you for the demands of the test and the career of law enforcement.
Step 3: Crush your test and start your dream career
Crush your department fitness test after proper preparation, and get started on the career you have always dreamed of.
WE BUILD CANADA’S STRONGEST POLICE OFFICERS
Law Enforcement is an extremely physically demanding job. You should ALWAYS be fitter than the Bad Guys. The police fitness tests are used to make sure that remains the case. They are not easy, and should not be underestimated.
Candidates who do not take the test seriously WILL FAIL.
That does not need to be the case for you.
It is not going to be EASY.
But it is going to be WORTH IT.
Proof that the training works:
“I was given Mark’s card after my unsuccessful practice run of the POPAT... I left the practice run feeling defeated like there was no way that I could pass it.
We knew that I would have to run my official POPAT within 3 months so he got right on preparing a program that was specific to me.
After 2.5 months of working with Mark, I passed the POPAT with a time of 2:33!”
“When I began training with Mark my only goal was to pass the POPAT.
I entered the Leo Fitness online training program and not only did I pass the POPAT but I went from a fail to a time of 3:31. ”
it is about more than working hard.
Knowing how to train for the police fitness tests and a career in law enforcement is half the battle.
If you train like a bodybuilder, you will not pass the police fitness assessments.
About Me
I help candidates crush their physical test.
I started working with Police applicants in 2017 and have been helping them get fit and crush their fitness tests ever since.
If you want to take the guesswork out of your training and get the results you are looking for, we have the programs to help you.
-Coach Mark