We updated the ArmyPRT.com site to reflect the information from the most current version of the Army Physical Readiness Training TC 3-22.20 Dated August 2010. This replaced the version of TC 3-22.20 Dated March 2010. You can download the most recent version from this page. If you look on the pages on the ArmyPRT.com site, you …
Below are news stories that we found to be helpful and informative. We will post up news stories as we find them. TRADOC revises Army Physical Fitness Test New PT program develops battle skills, warrior tasks Using the post’s Noncommissioned Officers Academy as its conduit, Joint Readiness Training Center and Fort Polk Command Sgt. Maj. …
FORT JACKSON, S.C. — From zero to 300 in three phases. That’s the goal for Soldiers participating in the Army’s new physical fitness training program being implemented at Initial Military Training schools here at Fort Jackson. Through the U.S. Army Physical Fitness School’s new Physical Readiness Program, IMT Soldiers are learning a systematic method to …
FORT POLK, La. (Dec. 13, 2010) — The winds of change are blowing through the Army’s Physical Readiness Training Program and Fort Polk is taking the initiative to stay ahead of the storms that are sure to follow in its wake. Using the post’s Noncommissioned Officers Academy as its conduit, Joint Readiness Training Center and …
FORT BENNING, Ga. – Soldiers around the Army are taking a fresh approach to PT, following a formal overhaul earlier this year of the service’s physical fitness program. Field Manual 21-20 has been replaced by Training Circular 3-22.20, known as Physical Readiness Training, which features techniques designed to improve conditioning and help prevent injuries. The …
FORT HOOD, Texas—Leaders of 1st Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division are taking proactive measures to train Soldiers on the changes in the Army’s updated physical training program by holding a monthly, eight day “Building Soldier Athletes” Class, here. After 10 years of revising the physical fitness manual, Field Manual 21-20, the Army published its …
FORT MONROE, Va., Feb. 28, 2011 — Soldiers will be better prepared if they train how they would fight. This innovative physical readiness training philosophy, implemented by the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command, has driven the U.S. Army Physical Fitness School to revise not only how the Army conducts physical training, but also how …
Shortly after he started his job as the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command’s new deputy commanding general for Initial Military Training, Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling visited various units throughout the operational Army to assess Soldiers’ PT programs. His realization? “Our physical training programs are not that good.” In fact, in more cases than not, they …