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You've decided to become healthier by beginning a home exercise program. Good for you! But before you start, quiz yourself on your physical activity readiness.
If you're just starting an exercise routine, or coming back after an absence, you may be tempted to jump right in, but there are important factors to consider first.
Obesity and overall lack of physical fitness are being felt by the U.S. military as an estimated nearly three out of four recruiting age Americans are ineligible to join.
lack of regular exercise and physical fitness in american society affecting u.s. military and ability to find eligible recruits
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centers for disease control reports u.s. obesity level increasing
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department of defense compiles figures estimating approximately 26 million young americans between ages 17 and 24 cannot meet minimum military physical fitness standards
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retired u.s. military leaders release study entitled “ready willing and unable to serve” through non-profit organization mission: readiness
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report finds other health factors affecting military recruiting aside from obesity epidemic
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