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- When I say prove, you say it.

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Prove.
- [Crowd] It.

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- Prove.
- [Crowd] It.

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- Two, one, go.

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- About Alpha Warrior.

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This is the way of the future.

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This is what training
looks like for the next

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five, 10, 15, and 20 years.

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It's not just a way to work
out and challenge yourself.

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This is a movement and
you're gonna watch it grow

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as airmen embrace it and learn
and get confident and get fit

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and see the potential that it brings.

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I say this is a revolution

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and I can't wait for
everyone to get involved

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and join the revolution.

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The revolution of fitness.

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- [Female Airman] Push baby, push baby,

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push baby, let's go baby.

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- [Instructor] It brings
a new way of getting fit,

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of building teamwork of
becoming the war fighters

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that we need to be

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for future threats and
future environments.

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It does all those things.

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There's training components
that come with the obstacles

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functional fitness movements

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that we're teaching PTLs
around the Air Force.

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That is part of the daily fitness routine

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and should be at every unit.

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This teaches airmen how to work out,

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not only by themselves
with their own body weight

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and things they find anywhere

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but it also uses movements
they're likely to use

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in a deployed environment
or a work environment.

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Whether it's home station or
some other country somewhere.

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You know, way back, I tell people,

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30 years ago I used to compete
on the obstacle course.

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The good old military obstacle course.

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And it was tough, but it
was nothing like this.

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- Two.

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- [Cheering Airman] Come on, Nick.

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- [Instructor] Swing those legs.

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- Three.

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- [Instructor] You're
almost there, let's go.

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Four.
- It's just as hard

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as I remembered it,

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and it's way harder than it looks on TV.

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But again, it uses all those
different parts of your body.

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You don't use them, you just
go to the gym and work out.

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You can work out a lot but
you're not going to use

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those small connective
muscles that are so important

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as you work in different environments.

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Those are the ones that break down.

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It's not the big ones that go bad,

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it's the little ones.

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- [Cheering Airmen] Come
on, Avi, go, go, go.

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(cheering)

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(cheering)

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- [Instructor] We all know
we're all part of the best.

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The best military and the best country

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the world has ever seen.

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That's why it's great.

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- I'm gonna go turn your scores in.

