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If Hunter Schurrer could teach one thing to military members preparing for their next physical fitness test, it would be this: it’s about so much more than a final score.

“People think, ‘If I just pass the test, then I’m good to go,’” said Schurrer, director of training at the University of Health & Performance (UHP), an Arkansas-based training institute for coaches. “But you have to start looking at your quality of life, your injury risk, your own physical health and fitness.” >> Keep Reading

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