Training Warfighters

Tyler Christiansen is a veteran soldier who has worked for the last the last 15+ years with tactical athletes in the Special Operations Forces, fire/emergency medical services, and law enforcement communities, including as the Tactical Strength and Conditioning Program Manager at the NSCA, the 7th Special Forces Group, 10th Special Forces Group, a Special Missions Unit in the greater Washington D.C. area, as an Exercise Physiologist at the Army Physical Fitness Research Institute, and as a contractor in Baghdad, Iraq. Additionally, Christiansen has worked with sport athletes at Iowa State University, Illinois State University, and the Colorado Rockies Major League Baseball organization.

Readying the next generation of PJ’s (also known as Air Force pararescue) is the job of Tyler Christiansen. He’s not on his own, however. In fact the team of folks who see these candidates through the process of training and selection is growing. The reason for that is the value that their expertise brings to the special operations community. Their incredible attention to detail when it comes to overall wellness and performance is a sight to see. From cutting edge technology to on hand psychologists, no stone goes unturned when it comes to transforming these high performers. 

Empower Your Performance

You’re not going to find any social media for this government entity but I’d encourage you to seek out some of the work Tyler Christiansen has done through TSAC which can be found on the NSCA website. 

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