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Need help with improving your APFT or ASVAB score? We’ve got you covered. We also devote a big part of our site to the family of soldiers in basic training such as Basic Training Graduations.
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Improve your Fitness
It’s not easy! Be prepared for the physical demands of basic training and improve your APFT score.
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Prepare for the ASVAB
The ASVAB is a test you will be required to take prior to joining the Army. You will be unable to join if you do not score well enough.
View ASVAB Preparation Pages
For Families
Do you have a family member or friend that is in basic training? Learn how you can communicate, visit, and offer the most support for your soldier.
Go to the Family Information Page
Future Soldiers
Thinking about going to basic training? Already signed up? Our site will get you prepared, mentally and physically, for the best decision of your life.
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