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The TSAC annual training is where the science of fitness meets the needs of the tactical community.

If you want to join a Special Ops group, you need to get used to putting in long hours of physical exercise.

Getting motivated is easy, but turning that into discipline takes hard work and time.

Regardless of which fitness test you are training for, here are some ways to make a workout day out of the test.

Here is a different take on the Sandbaby Murph, with a total of 500 repetitions covering five different exercises.

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Insulin resistance is our nation’s biggest public health problem and potentially will get much worse in our future.

Preparing for the running prior to attending Navy boot camp goes without saying — you should be doing it often.