Hazard Ground

Grant Broggi didn't take the typical route to the Marine Corps. The extra time he took before ultimately joining meant he entered the Marines with life experience - a key attribute in forming who he would become as a leader of Marines. And the experience he gained from leading Marines in combat would eventually pay dividends when he became a strength coach, preparing Marines for combat as well as forming a small business. That small business would take a punishing hit during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Broggi used the principles learned through his experience in the Marines to navigate the uncharted waters of the pandemic, taking care of people first. Taking care of his members also meant going against sound business principles to ultimately remain afloat and begin to thrive again in uncertain times. Broggi still serves in the Marine Corps while running The Strength Co., focusing on enriching others' lives through physical fitness, training servicemembers for the rigors of combat, and helping to reviv