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Schriever Air Force base members planning on participating in the Lazyman Triathlon may expect a lot of running, swimming and bike riding. Participants must swim 2.4 miles, ride a cumulative distance of 112 miles on a bicycle, and of course, run a marathon, which is 26.2 miles. (Courtesy Photo Air Force)

Stew Smith, Navy SEAL veteran and Military.com's tactical fitness expert gives his advice for breaking out of the exercise do...

Marine Lance Cpl. Trent Martin does a pull-up to honor fallen service members during physical training aboard the USS Rushmore as part of the ‘Memorial Day Murph’ challenge. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Emmanuel Ramos/Released)

Workout of the Week: Advanced Challenge – Murph Plus

Stew Smith, Navy SEAL veteran and Military.com's tactical fitness expert's workout of the week.

An instructor at the Physical Readiness Training familiarization course demonstrates the proper way to perform lateral movement drills. A Mobile Training Team from the Army's Physical Fitness School at Fort Jackson, S.C., visited the National Training Center to train Soldiers on the proper way to conduct PRT sessions. (Photo Credit: Giancarlo Casem, 11th ACR Public Affairs)

How to Create a Fitness Program that Works for You

Stew Smith, Navy SEAL veteran and Military.com's tactical fitness expert gives you the advice you need to create the best wor...

Runners participate in the Mulberry Island Half Marathon (U.S. Air Force photo by Natasha Stannard).

Weekly Workout: Outdoor Workout with Some Classic Exercises

Time to take your workouts to the great outdoors! Here is a workout plan that is challenging but well-worth the effort.

Ask Stew: Supplemental Training For Pullups, Pushups, Situps

Stew Smith, Navy SEAL veteran and Military.com's tactical fitness expert answers a question from a reader about how to increa...

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Members of Marine Wing Support Squadron 374 are served hot food while they train in the field. The Marine Corps is the latest service to push cleaner chow options out to troops in an effort to improve nutrition and athletic performance. (Marine Corps)

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Even the Marines are facing problems with overweight troops.

USMC recruits train to earn the title US Marine at MCRD San Diego.

Workout of the Week – Full Body Pyramid Plus Running/Swimming

Navy SEAL veteran and Military.com's tactical fitness expert's workout of the week.

Staff Sgt. Joshua Jimenez, Company F, 1st Battalion, 48th Infantry Regiment drill sergeant, works with Pvt. Bladimir Torres, Company C, 58th Transportation Battalion student, on proper Pose Method techniques Oct. 27 at Fort Leonard Wood. (Photo Credit: Ms. Dawn M Arden)

Ask Stew: Plantar Fasciitis – How to Keep Running

Navy SEAL veteran and Military.com's tactical fitness expert details how to continue training if you think you have Plantar F...

How to Prepare to Be A Navy SEAL - The Road Less Travelled

Navy SEAL veteran and Military.com's tactical fitness expert details how to prepare physically before applying to become a Na...

Lance Cpl. Katelyn M. Hunter conducts pullups during an initial assessment at Camp Foster, Dec. 12, 2012. (U.S. Marine Corps photo/Kasey Peacock)

30 Percent of Female Marines Still Opting Out of Pull-Ups on Their PFTs

The number of female Marines opting out of pull-ups is down from 35 percent in 2017.