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Physical Fitness

Physical fitness refers to the ability to physically accomplish all aspects of the mission while remaining healthy and uninjured.

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Women playing football Training & Performance Warfighters need to remain fit above and beyond a fitness test to stay healthy, carry out the mission, and optimize performance. Learn more about how to stay in fighting shape. VIEW RESOURCESdouble arrow icon Soldier doing squats Injury Prevention Optimizing physical fitness is about maximizing your efforts without putting yourself at greater risk for injury and recovering quickly when injuries do occur. VIEW RESOURCESdouble arrow icon Ruck marching through snow Environmental Extremes Whether you’re working in extreme heat, at altitude, or for long hours behind a computer screen, austere conditions place exceptional demands on physical and mental fitness. VIEW RESOURCESdouble arrow icon

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Rx3 logo Rx3 Rx3 is a guide to help Service Members and Veterans rehab and recover from musculoskeletal injuries, ultimately improving their overall health and physical fitness. Rx3double arrow icon Whec logo WHEC The Warrior Heat- and Exertion-Related Events Collaborative (WHEC) is a multidisciplinary advisory group focused on developing and implementing procedures to help providers, Service Members, and civilians prevent and treat heat-related illnesses and injuries. WHEC works in collaboration with the Army Heat Center at Fort Moore, GA, and USU's Multidisciplinary Case Review Committee (MDCRC). WHECdouble arrow icon Advet Homme logo ADVet HOMME ADVet HOMME is a collaborative effort to bring holistic musculoskeletal pain management resources to Service Members and Veterans. Learn more about common VA pain resources, the DoD’s at home exercise program for common MSK-I, and how to connect with a health coach if you’ve been referred by a participating medical provider. ADVet HOMMEdouble arrow icon
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woman talking to a doctor reviewing a list ArticleMilitary Sun Safety: Raising Skin Cancer Awareness for Service Members
Why you should warm up before exerciseArticleWhy you should warm up before exercise
Military member working out on a weight machineArticleMaintain your fitness on deployment
Person holding knee in painArticleMaintain joint health and prevent arthritis during military service
Man weight lifting and doing physical activityArticleBalance your work and exercise physical demands to optimize recovery
Soldiers compete in an obstacle challenge   U S  Army photo by Sgt  1st Class Gary A  Witte  642nd Regional Support Group ArticleImprove your balance to optimize military fitness
Kids stretching before exerciseArticleAdd variety to your children’s physical activity and reduce their risk for overtraining syndrome
Airman wearing hearing protection uses injury prevention to protect his military wellness and improve holistic health   US AiInfographicMaking noise about noise-induced hearing loss
Doctor examines soldier s sprained ankle  Photo by Staff Sgt  Joshua BreckonArticleTips to recover from an ankle sprain
Person looking down at cell phone needs HPRC injury prevention tips to avoid texting-related musculoskeletal strain  ArticleHow to improve your posture and prevent “text neck”
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