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Keeping Hawaii’s beaches protected is a year-round challenge that demands the utmost physical and mental toughness. So the Hawaii Lifeguard Association has implemented the junior guarding program, which teaches younger guards techniques and workouts that create resilient guardians of the waterfront. From Olukai and the filmmakers at Brother, this video highlights how two members of their staff balance it all.
