Brice Long

O2X Human Performance LLC provides world-class training and education for tactical athletes, firefighters, law enforcement, and those in high-stress work environments. The private company is based in Scituate, MA and was founded by Paul McCullough, Gabriel E. Gomez, and Adam la Reau. The company focuses on preventing and recovering from shoulder and low back injuries, which are the top three orthopedic issues faced by firefighters and police officers. Back injuries are the number one injury that plagues police officers, while firefighters suffer from shoulder injuries the most. The company's podcast features conversations with members from their team or network of special operations veterans, first responders, athletes, and human performance specialists.

O2X Human Performance LLC provides world-class training and education for tactical athletes, firefighters, law enforcement, and those in high-stress work environments. The private company is based in Scituate, MA and was founded by Paul McCullough, Gabriel E. Gomez, and Adam la Reau. The company focuses on preventing and recovering from shoulder and low back injuries, which are the top three orthopedic issues faced by firefighters and police officers. Back injuries are the number one injury that plagues police officers, while firefighters suffer from shoulder injuries the most. The company's podcast features conversations with members from their team or network of special operations veterans, first responders, athletes, and human performance specialists.

O2X Human Performance LLC provides world-class training and education for tactical athletes, firefighters, law enforcement, and those in high-stress work environments. The private company is based in Scituate, MA and was founded by Paul McCullough, Gabriel E. Gomez, and Adam la Reau. The company focuses on preventing and recovering from shoulder and low back injuries, which are the top three orthopedic issues faced by firefighters and police officers. Back injuries are the number one injury that plagues police officers, while firefighters suffer from shoulder injuries the most. The company's podcast features conversations with members from their team or network of special operations veterans, first responders, athletes, and human performance specialists.