FORT EUSTIS, Va. – The overarching goal of the new Holistic Health and Fitness initiative, created by the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command’s Center for Initial Military Training, is Soldier ...

Students at the Army’s Holistic Health and Fitness Academy undergo a holistic assessment to become H2F integrators back at their units. (Ambre Stewart/U.S. Army) The Army recently announced that its ...

FORT EUSTIS, Va. -- The ink has dried on the Army’s updated physical fitness doctrine, which now includes a portion on holistic health that aims to prevent injuries, increase Soldier lethality, and be ...

A pre-command course student participates in the physical readiness portion of the Holistic Health and Fitness Day at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, April 23. (Jon Dahms/Army) Early data analyzing Army ...

Many young Americans continue to struggle with their physical and mental health — with 1 in 7 children ages 10-19 experiencing a mental health disorder, and 17% of children ages 6-17 experiencing ...

The Army’s new all-around fitness program may be coming to your unit sooner than previously planned. Acting Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George has approved an accelerated fielding of Holistic ...

Soldiers hold weight plates for a deep squat hold stretch at a Cross Fit gym in Sparta, Wisconsin on Jan. 8, 2023. (Sgt. William Washburn, Jr./Army) FORT EUSTIS, Va. – An Army Reserve pilot program on ...

As a company dedicated to a holistic approach, Able stands out in a world where health and wellness are given more and more attention. They know that your daily habits can significantly influence your ...

Months of quarantine have disrupted all of our wellness routines. As gyms faced closures and everyone was forced to remain in their homes to protect public health, many people found that their ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – The fourth annual L.I.D.S. Live Well-NESS FEST took place at Forest Park, celebrating holistic health and wellness with nearly 200 participants. The event featured a 5k run ...

Early data analyzing Army brigades using the service’s new all-encompassing fitness program shows less injuries, behavioral health problems and substance abuse, and quicker return to duty for injured ...