Hiya folks, as your friendly neighborhood health advocate, I just want to share resources available on post to keep yourself honest on health progress.
Army Wellness Center
www.sft.army.mil/AWC
910 570 3144 Gavin Hall (by Ritz Epps gym)
910 643 2101 Jackson st (behind Callahan gym)
You can have body composition via bodpod (better than BMI!), VO2 max, basic metabolic rate, etc. Basically the kind of service that you would pay over $2000 in civilian. It's available whether your AD, NG, reserve, retiree, family member as long as you're assigned to Bragg. I believe other posts have this resources too.
I believe that nothing wrong to train like the best. While you may not beat the best, you will beat your best. This way you can gear your training ie. target HR, rest lenght, intensity, diet, etc. to your body and not some average or arbitrary number. After few weeks of EDT/swim/sprints, my result improves, which also show in APFT score, navy PST, UBRR etc. You can take the assessment every three months and it should keep you honest of your progress or downfall
BOD POD:
21% (20.1 - 30% indicates an excess accumulation of fat over time. This was eye-opening
. Now I know "fat" can come in all shapes and sizes. If you see me, you'd think I got 14% and below)
Aerobic fitness: Direct Gas VO2
44.3 ml/kg.min
Rated fair-good
Muscular fitness: Grip Strength
97.2 kg
Rated fair
Muscular fitness: Back strength
340 lbs
Rated fair-good
Flexibility: Sit and reach
24.8 inches
Rated excellent
Resting Heart Rate
46 bpm
Rated excellent
So what's yours? Let's see those studly number
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