text: Chapter 1
  OPERATIONAL TRAINING DOMAIN
  1-47. The Army’s operational training domain is the training that units perform while at home station, at
  maneuver combat training centers, during joint exercises, at mobilization centers, and while operationally
  deployed. In preparation for managing these operational training situations, H2F leader education occurs in
  unit professional development classes. Examples include the following:
  * NCO basic, advanced, and senior leader courses.
  * Squad-level H2F leader course taught by a battalion’s H2F performance team.
  * Phase II of the H2F master trainer certification course.
  SELF-DEVELOPMENT TRAINING DOMAIN
  1-48. The Army’s self-development training domain is the planned and deliberate learning that reinforces
  and expands the individual Soldier’s H2F knowledge. It complements institutional and operational training
  and enhances understanding of the H2F System’s principles and best practices. Examples include:
  * Distributed learning (Phase I of the H2F master trainer course)
  * Civilian and commercial certifications.
  * College-level classes in exercise and sports sciences and human performance optimization.
  Holistic Health and Fitness System
  Holistic health and fitness (H2F) is the Army’s Soldier readiness system for physical
  and nonphysical training. The Army enables it with the five enduring elements of
  governance, program, personnel, equipment and facilities, and leadership education.
  The H2F program must meet the commander’s training goals to develop and maintain
  a high level of readiness appropriate to the unit’s mission-essential task list, individual
  Soldier duty positions, and challenges of multi-domain operations.