"We are in an age of sustained conflict. Wars and threats to our security are non-longer episodic but require continuous optimal performance, resilience, and recovery." (Military Medicine, International Journal of Association of Military Surgeons of the United States)

“Operation Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom are returning thousands of warfighters with physical (brain and body), psychological (mind), and spiritual and moral injuries, many with long-term symptomatic and functional consequences. The current standard of care for post-deployment stress disorders, PTSD, and related conditions is not maximally effective, nor does it fully address the spiritual foundations and overlap of precursors and comorbidities characteristic of these stress disorders. Injury from these conflicts may be physical and mental, social, and spiritual. It impacts the service member, their family and community, and the nation. If we are to protect the freedom and security of our nation, we must move beyond simply having a sound body to a holistic view of health and fitness that includes both mind and body. Such a shift is essential, perhaps even for our very survival.” (Military Medicine, International Journal of Association of Military Surgeons of the United States; Aug 2010; Volume 175, No, 8, pg. 1, 79)

Approach: We tackle the issue of "total fitness" for military professionals by facilitating team-building events that integrate functional fitness and tactical training with relevant, hard-hitting, and relatable video content topics crucial to combat and personnel readiness. It is our intent to promote physical health, stress management skills, education on moral and ethical issues, healthy relationship practices, unit cohesion, and advanced leadership training.  Read more about our approach below.