2024
DOI: 10.1002/ejsc.12159
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Physiological characteristics predictive of passing military physical employment standard tasks for ground close combat occupations in men and women

Evan D. Feigel,
Adam J. Sterczala,
Kellen T. Krajewski
et al.

Abstract: Challenges for some women meeting the physical employment standards (PES) for ground close combat (GCC) roles stem from physical fitness and anthropometric characteristics. The purpose of this study was to identify the modifiable and nonmodifiable characteristics predictive of passing GCC‐based PES tasks and determine the modifiable characteristics suitable to overcome nonmodifiable limitations. 107 adults (46 women) underwent multiday testing assessing regional and total lean mass (LM), percent body fat (BF%)… Show more

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