Current 25th ID PRT Policy Dated 29 August 2011

• CG'S PHILOSOPHY FOR PRT

We are the strength of the Division. Regardless of remarkable advances in  technology, the human dimension will always dominate the battlefield. Our ability to fight and win depends largely on our physical, emotional and mental strength, fitness and stamina. The physical demands of current operations place a premium on endurance, strength, and mobility. Our physical training programs and assessments are designed to build and measure our effectiveness in all three areas, not simply to score well on the APFT, APRT, and ACRT. The absolute essentials for all unit PRT programs are small unit leader education; structured, well-ballanced training schedules; initial integration for new Soldiers; and injury prevention and rehabilitation programs that return recovering Soldiers to full capability as quickly as possible. To get the most out of our physical readiness, we must think and act like Soldier Athlete Warriors. I believe the most important part of our day, individually and collectively, is how we start the day, with physical readiness training.


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