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> But absent the persistent structure the military provides won’t happen on its own. Hmm, but this is different from saying "the military never changes its app
by themodelplumber 4y ago
> But absent the persistent structure the military provides won’t happen on its own.
Hmm, but this is different from saying "the military never changes its approach to things like this, to get better results with the people it works with" which it does.
In fact in recent years all branches have advertised their desire to "adapt".
Slow process, but it's there & needs to be. Change processes to get the results you need, as returns diminish. Some destabilization required--brass will survive
- rubyfan 4y agoOh for sure, I served over 20 years ago and the branches have all adapted their PT regimes quite a bit. Push-ups, Sit-ups and Run was the standard when I served and since then I think they’ve changed it up a bunch and some have even tried incorporating crossfit-style workouts and have evolved their fitness standards - as they should. Enforcing fitness standards and mandatory participation still makes sense and always will for young people especially those who serve.