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Pushups, situps and a two-mile run only comprised a small percentage of the day’s activities for roughly 300 cadets competing Oct. 20 for selection into a Military Individual Advanced Development program. Competitive MIADS, like the Combat Diver Qualification Course, Sapper Leader Course and Special Forces Assessment and Selection, required cadets to prove they among the best of the best and can successfully complete some of the Army’s toughest training programs. Photo by Mike Strasser/USMA PAO
Yea, I like to see how many pushups I can do in 30 seconds. Sometimes I do inverted pushups (as shown in the picture) just to give myself an extra challenge.
New York Army National Guard Sgt. Ilya Titov, assigned to A Co., 69th Infantry Battalion, conducts the pushup portion of a Army Physical Training test, at Fort Indiantown Gap, P.A., July 25, 2018. Titov was competing in the National Best Warrior Competition.(N.Y. Army National Guard photo by Spc. Andrew Valenza)
Pushups. 40 today, and I really struggled with the last set of 12. Going to repeat this day of the program until I feel confident about moving on.
Welcome to the Fit Fathers Tundra TRD Pro mobile gym workout. If you are like us and apprehensive of going back into a public fitness center, then feel free to utilize your pickup truck for the exercise tasks at hand. Instead of sitting in the vehicle at your kid’s sports practice, occupy the time by moving the body and sharpening the mind. Demonstrated by basketball talent Malik Ellison, try the Fit Fathers fitness circuit to keep wellness plan intact during the COVID19 pandemic:
1.Battle Rope
2.Pushups
3.Planks
4.Resistance Bands
5.Box Jumps
6.Slam Ball (50 lb.)
Remember, stay active, eat clean, and energize your life. One Love!
Pushups, situps and a two-mile run only comprised a small percentage of the day’s activities for roughly 300 cadets competing Oct. 20 for selection into a Military Individual Advanced Development program. Competitive MIADS, like the Combat Diver Qualification Course, Sapper Leader Course and Special Forces Assessment and Selection, required cadets to prove they among the best of the best and can successfully complete some of the Army’s toughest training programs. Photo by Mike Strasser/USMA PAO