LAW ENFORCEMENT REPRESENTS AN UNPREDICTABLE WORK ENVIRONMENT WITH A RANGE OF PHYSICAL TASKS DEMANDING HIGH LEVELS OF STRENGTH, MUSCULAR POWER, ANAEROBIC POWER, AND AEROBIC ENDURANCE. COMMON INJURIES AMONG OFFICERS INCLUDE SPRAINS AND STRAINS WITH BACK, ANKLE, HAMSTRING, AND ROTATOR CUFF BEING THE PREDOMINANT INJURY SITES. RELYING ON PUBLISHED RESEARCH EVIDENCE AND ESTABLISHED SYSTEMATIC EXERCISE PROGRAM DESIGN PROCEDURES, EXERCISE PROFESSIONALS CAN CREATE EFFECTIVE, JOB-SPECIFIC TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS. LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS REPRESENT TACTICAL ATHLETES WHO NEED AND DESERVE ADVANCED EXERCISE PRESCRIPTION TO SAFELY AND EFFECTIVELY MEET THE DEMANDS OF THEIR JOBS THROUGHOUT THEIR CAREERS.