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DESCRIPTION:Physical fitness is a vital component of the general health\, w
 ell-being\, and physical performance of Service members and is essential f
 or operational readiness. All Service members are required to maintain phy
 sical readiness by possessing the necessary body composition and aerobic a
 nd anaerobic fitness (which includes\, at a minimum\, components of cardio
 respiratory endurance\, muscular strength\, and muscular endurance) to suc
 cessfully perform in accordance with their Service-specific requirements\,
  missions\, and military specialties. The Military Services implement and 
 monitor physical fitness programs to ensure all Service members maintain a
  level of physical readiness necessary to successfully perform their dutie
 s in a manner that reduces the risk of fitness-related musculoskeletal (MS
 K) injuries. This presentation will review a summary of the reported data 
 on physical fitness testing and body composition standards by gender\, age
 \, rank/grade\, and Military Service Annual Military Service PF/BC Program
  report\, outlined in DOD INSTRUCTION 1308.03 DOD PHYSICAL FITNESS/BODY CO
 MPOSITION PROGRAM Paragraph 3.4.
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SUMMARY:Obesity in the Military
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Physical fitness is a vital component of th
 e general health\, well-being\, and physical performance of Service member
 s and is essential for operational readiness. All Service members are requ
 ired to maintain physical readiness by possessing the necessary body compo
 sition and aerobic and anaerobic fitness (which includes\, at a minimum\, 
 components of cardiorespiratory endurance\, muscular strength\, and muscul
 ar endurance) to successfully perform in accordance with their Service-spe
 cific requirements\, missions\, and military specialties. The Military Ser
 vices implement and monitor physical fitness programs to ensure all Servic
 e members maintain a level of physical readiness necessary to successfully
  perform their duties in a manner that reduces the risk of fitness-related
  musculoskeletal (MSK) injuries. This presentation will review a summary o
 f the reported data on physical fitness testing and body composition stand
 ards by gender\, age\, rank/grade\, and Military Service Annual Military S
 ervice PF/BC Program report\, outlined in DOD INSTRUCTION 1308.03 DOD PHYS
 ICAL FITNESS/BODY COMPOSITION PROGRAM Paragraph 3.4.</p>
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DESCRIPTION:Physical fitness is a vital component of the general health\, w
 ell-being\, and physical performance of Service members and is essential f
 or operational readiness. All Service members are required to maintain phy
 sical readiness by possessing the necessary body composition and aerobic a
 nd anaerobic fitness (which includes\, at a minimum\, components of cardio
 respiratory endurance\, muscular strength\, and muscular endurance) to suc
 cessfully perform in accordance with their Service-specific requirements\,
  missions\, and military specialties. The Military Services implement and 
 monitor physical fitness programs to ensure all Service members maintain a
  level of physical readiness necessary to successfully perform their dutie
 s in a manner that reduces the risk of fitness-related musculoskeletal (MS
 K) injuries. This presentation will review a summary of the reported data 
 on physical fitness testing and body composition standards by gender\, age
 \, rank/grade\, and Military Service Annual Military Service PF/BC Program
  report\, outlined in DOD INSTRUCTION 1308.03 DOD PHYSICAL FITNESS/BODY CO
 MPOSITION PROGRAM Paragraph 3.4.
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