Fitness

Physical fitness and combat training standards will be raised and scrutinized, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth on Tuesday told hundreds of generals, admirals and senior enlisted personnel from across the services and components.

The Air Force last week unveiled changes to its Physical Fitness Assessment and a new fitness program that will soon apply to all Airmen across the total Air Force.

More than 65% of National Guard and Reserve personnel can be classified as overweight or obese, according to a recent American Security Project report, citing 2017 data.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered a review of military standards, including physical fitness, body composition and grooming.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Jennifer Hickey has never served in the military, but her daily physical regimen rivals the type you see on any military...

For the first time in Air National Guard history, the service has partnered with a National Football League team to bolster the Air Force Recruiting...

The House and Senate armed services committees have each approved their versions of the annual defense policy bill, with major implications for the...

The perception that the U.S. military is "pursuing ideological goals at the expense of military readiness and effectiveness" is negatively influencing...

The Army chief of staff says the service’s new fitness test improves the previous version. Watch Video Gen. James C. McConville adds updating the Army...

The Army will begin full implementation of its new fitness test April 1, but with several changes. The revised Army Combat Fitness Test now includes...

The Air Force is officially adding new alternative components to its physical fitness assessments beginning Jan. 1, 2022. The new components will give...

The Army has once again revamped its Army Combat Fitness Test. Sgt. Maj. of the Army Michael Grinston announced the changes this week. The biggest was...