The article presents a comparative analysis of the main components of the physical
condition of military personnel with different physical fitness levels. The 170 soldiers with an …

The body drag (BD) is used as a test to measure a law enforcement officer (LEO) recruit's
capability to rescue an individual. However, the physical characteristics associated with …

ABSTRACT In the British Army, ground close combat roles have opened to women,
however, they must pass the newly developed, gender-neutral Role Fitness Tests for …

The leg tuck was replaced by the plank in the Army Combat Fitness Test, in part because it
was felt it discriminated against women. There is limited leg tuck research, including …

This study explores the psychophysiological responses and subjective exertion experiences
of soldiers in simulated hand-to-hand combat, aligning these findings with established …

Military personnel need physical fitness to effectively carry out operational military activities
within their specific field of operation. This research investigates the effects of a 34-week …

Abstract Objective The Automated Neuropsychological Assessment Metrics (ANAM) is a
computerized cognitive test system used extensively with military service members. The aim …

This study measured the training load (TL) demands associated with a military-specific
casualty drag measured via surface electromyography (sEMG) wearable technology, and …

Aim: Military personnel needs to develop and maintain the ability to perform specific
mechanical actions, under the risk of not fulfilling their assignments and failing in their …

An essential job task for law enforcement officers is a body drag, where they must drag a
person from a hazardous environment. In California, a 9.75-m body drag with a 74.84-kg …