Military Glossary
During Army Basic Training, recruits develop endurance, strength and flexibility.
During Army Basic Training, recruits develop endurance, strength and flexibility. They run, march, perform calisthenics, warm up and cool down to prevent injury. Recruits can improve their chances of success by getting on a comprehensive exercise plan before they arrive at Basic Training.
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A drill sergeant shows recruits how to attach a belay harness so they can begin rappelling.
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A drill sergeant stands before Army National Guard recruits.
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