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APPENDIX C

PHYSICAL FITNESS LOG

Soldiers can use a physical fitness log to record their fitness goals. The log will serve as a diary of how well they achieve them. Fitness goals are determined before the training begins. The results should closely parallel or exceed the unit’s goals. While this is not a requirement, the log may also be used by commanders and supervisors as a record of physical fitness training. Figure C-1 shows an example of a physical fitness log that could be reproduced locally.

   

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