text: Chapter 1
  1-30. The H2F Performance Team Program Director serves as special staff to the brigade commander. The
  H2F performance team is owned by the unit. H2F performance team leaders have backgrounds and
  occupational specialties in exercise and rehabilitation sciences. They serve in operational units and in United
  States Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) units at the Army’s training centers.
  1-31. H2F performance teams will advise their commanders on performance readiness issues to integrate
  H2F in mission planning and personnel decisions. Serving as special staff to the commander, these advisors,
  educators, and training leaders ensure that standardized H2F programming is implemented. H2F leaders will
  possess the knowledge to provide feedback on preventable H2F threats to the Soldier readiness mission. They
  lead the implementation of the appropriate countermeasures through Soldier training and education in
  coordination with other members of the H2F performance team and unit leadership.
  1-32. The H2F performance team of experts and administrators designs, builds, delivers and tests the unit’s
  H2F program. With command support, the H2F performance team and Soldier Performance Readiness
  Center (SPRC) promote an optimal readiness mindset—a culture of readiness that flows from meticulous
  attention to detail and compliance with the H2F program. H2F permeates every military operation no matter
  what size and scale. For example, H2F occupational and physical therapists move with their command teams
  circulating during combat training center rotations to eliminate medical evacuations from field training
  exercises (FTXs). In a special operations unit in Afghanistan, a quick reaction team’s physical therapist and
  performance psychologist move out to a mountain team coming off a tough mission. Their presence
  demonstrates that the unit cares about the team. The team rules out the need to evacuate, reviews
  reconditioning and recovery exercises, checks exercise equipment, and reassures Soldiers about minor aches.
  This biological, psychological, and sociological approach facilitates the healing process and a quick return
  to the fight. Soldier lethality is sustained by the deployed H2F performance team.
  1-33. The H2F performance team assigned to a brigade-sized element generally consists of the personnel
  specialties described below and outlined in figure 1-2:
  * The H2F Program Director advises commanders on performance readiness issues and integrates
  H2F into mission planning and personnel decisions.
  * The H2F Facility Manager maintains functionality and readiness of the unit’s SPRC facility.
  * The Nutrition Programs section coordinates nutrition education and training programs, providing
  individual and group performance nutrition counseling and education to enhance the combat
  performance of Soldiers in training and missions.
  * The injury control section consists of physical therapists and athletic trainers:
   The physical therapy team provides a full range of professional injury screening, evaluation,
  diagnosis, and treatment in close proximity to where Soldiers train.
   Athletic trainers provide evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of acute musculoskeletal
  conditions before, during, and after physical readiness training.
  * The Physical Training Programs section consists of physical strength and conditioning specialist
  who develop, coordinate, execute, and manage individualized strength and conditioning programs
  focused on unit mission and individual Soldier tasks.
  * The Cognitive Enhancement Programs section includes occupational therapists and a cognitive
  enhancement specialist:
   Occupational therapists focus on improving cognitive performance skills, mental and
  emotional skills, and interpersonal skills to optimize individual, team and unit cohesion and
  performance.
   The cognitive enhancement specialist manages and provides cognitive enhancement
  education and tailored training programs for individuals and teams by operationalizing
  resilience core competencies and addressing mental barriers to physical performance.
  1-34. In addition to H2F performance team, the brigade has the following resources assigned to augment
  H2F programming:
  * Brigade unit ministry team (UMT):
   Chaplain.
   Religious affairs specialist.