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Understanding your body type and addressing your athletic history is a logical step in tailoring your fitness and nutrition...

To perform well in training for SEALs, Navy EOD, Dive Schools, SWCC, Marine Recon, Air Force PJ, Rescue Swimmer and other...

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When someone requires downtime or surgery after an injury, the recovery process typically involves a three-phased approach...

The April issue of the Defense Department's Medical Surveillance Monthly Report, published last week, was focused entirely on...

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The natural recovery ability starts to slow down at some point in your 30s, but that does not mean you can't be a top-notch...

We all need a "Zone 2" day -- a low-impact, low-intensity workout -- once in a while.

Running-related injuries don't have to prevent you from maintaining your cardio training, even when you cannot run for a few...