Citing a disturbing trend of new soldiers lacking
both proper discipline and physical fitness, senior U.S. Army leaders
are calling for a tougher and longer basic training program to prepare
troops for combat over the next decade.
“We have every reason to get this
right, and far fewer reasons not to,” Secretary of the Army Mark Esper
said at the Association of the United States Army's Global Force
Symposium in Alabama on Monday. “That’s why we are considering several
initiatives — from a new physical fitness regime to reforming and
extending basic training — in order to ensure our young men and women
are prepared for the rigors of high-intensity combat.”
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My high school PE instructor tried to get us into shape then by having us run around the track four times--every day. That was one mile. This is think good for other high schools and adults also.
ReplyDeleteGood exercise for anyone even if walking.
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