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High-Intensity Training Readies Today's Marines for Combat
By
Paul Steinbach,
November 2011
You remember the recruiting commercial: The United States Marine, filling out his dress blues, having been forged to be every bit as hardened and sharp as the gleaming saber he snaps to his shoulder. The Few. The Proud.
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2011 Military World Games A Precursor to 2016 Olympics
By
Joe Bush,
August 2011
Sharla Alexander was having a great time in Hyderabad, India. As the logistics coordinator for the U.S. Armed Forces women’s soccer squad at the fourth Military World Games in 2007, Alexander was aglow with “Friendship Through Sport” — the motto of the Conseil International du Sport Militaire (CISM), the Games’ organizing body.
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Warrior Games Promote Camaraderie, Healing Among U.S. Soldiers
By
Nicholas Brown,
August 2010
A new Olympics-style competition promotes camaraderie and healing among wounded U.S. soldiers.
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New System Provides Navy Fitness, Nutrition Guidelines
By
Andrew Cohen,
April 2010
A new fitness and nutrition system provides Navy personnel with the guidance they've been seeking.
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Tweaks, New Initiatives Change What It Means To Be Fit in the Armed Forces
By
Andrew Cohen,
November 2009
Tweaks and new initiatives change what it means to be fit in the armed forces.
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Even In Wartime, Soldiers Are Available for Community Service Projects
By
Andrew Cohen,
May 2009
Even in wartime, individual soldiers and entire units are available to bolster various community service projects.
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$31 Million Initiative Funds Y Memberships for National Guard Members
By
Andrew Cohen,
December 2008
A new $31 million initiative funds YMCA memberships for families of National Guardmembers and Reservists.
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Military Athletes Test Mettle at Summer Olympics
By
Michael Popke,
August 2008
Military athletes will test their mettle this month at the Summer Olympic Games.
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Keeping Extended Military Family Fit Includes Serving Veterans
By
Andrew Cohen,
April 2008
Keeping the extended military family fit includes serving those who no longer serve.
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Yoga and Pilates Find a Foothold in the Armed Forces
By
Andrew Cohen,
10/1/2006
Meditative workout options such as yoga and Pilates begin to find a foothold in the armed forces.
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