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BULLSEYE Feature 3January 29, 2016

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Coral Academy of Science
Las Vegas open house dates:

U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Christian Clausen During the open house Coral Academy of Sci-
ence Las Vegas, Chief Academic Officer and Spe-
Airmen stretch their hamstrings during the Warrior Trained Fitness event Jan. 25 at cial Education Director will discuss and answer
Creech Air Force Base, Nev. The event was part of the Life of a Warrior and challenged questions on the school’s academic programs and
Airmen to complete a series of circuits which included many different callisthenic and special needs information for students.
cardiovascular exercises.
Jan 30, 2016: 10 a.m. at Windmill Campus
(grades 3rd to 5th), 2150 Windmill Parkway,
Henderson, NV 89074. For more information
call, 702 485-4310.

Feb 6, 2016: 11 a.m. at Tamarus Campus
(grades kindergarten to 2nd), 8185 Tamarus Street, Las Vegas, NV 89129. For
more information call, 702 269-8512.

March 11 and 17: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Nellis Air Force Base, Hunt Hous-
ing Center

Note: Contact CASLV Special Education Services Director, Linda Byrnes
or Chief Academic Officer Candy Farthing at 702-776-6529, or email info@
coralacademyLV.org, prior to the open house to ensure the school representa-
tives can answer your specific questions.

WARRIOR, from page 1 ________

leaders are trying to make 2016 the best U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Christian Clausen
year yet.
Airmen perform elevated pushups during the Warrior Trained
“Due to all the change we went through, Fitness event Jan. 25 at Creech Air Force Base, Nev. The event
Life of a Warrior points of contacts such was part of the Life of a Warrior campaign which aims to help
as myself had to reassess the situation, keep Airmen combat-ready by enhancing their spiritual,
budgeting, and new individuals willing to mental, social, and physical resiliency.
step up and lead other Airmen,” Richard
said. “We need to make sure the Airmen LEFT: Tech. Sgt. Richard, 799th Air Base Squadron NCO in
know what Life of a Warrior is and why charge of vehicle operations, performs “skaters” during
we are doing these activities.” the Warrior Trained Fitness event Jan. 25, at Creech Air
Force Base, Nev. The event was part of the Life of a Warrior
Richard went on to say the Life of a campaign which aims to help Airmen in every pillar of
Warrior leaders are planning to restart resiliency, spiritual, social, mental, and physical, by providing
workout groups such as the running club, opportunities to come together, interact, work out, and even
cycling club, jiu-jitsu, spin class, total body compete in competition.
resistance (TRX) training and functional
fitness in order to get back on track. U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Christian Clausen

The campaign just restarted its
monthly workout event known as War-
rior Trained Fitness, an extreme workout
activity consisting of different types of
exercises such as functional fitness, run-
ning, P90x, beach body, and more.

“As long as we have warriors who are
willing to step up and lead because they
love doing it and not just for another
performance report, the campaign will
be successful,” Richard said. “The result
of all this is strong and combat ready
warriors who are the backbone of the
U.S. Air Force.”

Life of a Warrior is a team building
opportunity for any Airman to step up
and make in investment in themselves
and fellow Airmen.

“The Air Force is made up of Airmen
and works because of their dedication,”
Richard said. “These Airmen are going
to be leaders and mentors someday. We
want to make sure we invest ourselves
into the Airmen to make sure they are
combat ready, and healthy in all aspects.
That’s the investment Life of a Warrior is
trying to make.”

For those interested in joining the Life
of a Warrior leadership team or to submit
ideas, contact 702-404-3778.