Director, Marine & Family Programs: Support Unity of effort by ensuring integration on all performance enhancement capabilities (physical fitness, health promotion, nutrition, injury prevention, alternative PT, sports and outdoor recreation) to include subject matter experts. Provide updates as they relate to fitness facilities and updated programmatic directions. Discuss opportunities for collaboration across commands in support of physical/holistic enhancements for the institution. Provide feedback and recommendations on command initiatives in support of physical fitness. Maintain liaison with appropriate fitness organizations and certification agencies (National Strength and Conditioning Association, Tactical Strength and Conditioning Association, etc.). Director, Health Services (M3): Advise the FAC on healthcare matters and serve as the functional expert in working with the appropriate Headquarters agencies (including the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery) for determining medical requirements. Make recommendations on all Medical and Dental matters supporting the Marine Corps. Director, Sports Medicine (Primary Care Sports Medicine Specialty Leader to the Surgeon General): Ensure both intrinsic and extrinsic factors are considered in fitness and injury prevention. Intrinsic factors such as: functional movement (anatomical malalignment may cause restrictions), history of prior injury, nutrition, tobacco use, body fat, and low fitness levels, as well as extrinsic risks factors such as: functional movement (due to training practices), training practices, training surfaces, environment & equipment/protective gear, must all be considered. Director, Consortium for Health and Military Performance (CHAMP): CHAMP is the Department of Defense Center of Excellence for Human Performance Optimization (HPO) translation. As such, CHAMP will conduct, translate, and disseminate research in all areas of HPO including injury prevention, performance nutrition, dietary
Director, Marine & Family Programs: Support Unity of effort by ensuring integration on all performance enhancement capabilities (physical fitness, health promotion, nutrition, injury prevention, alternative PT, sports and outdoor recreation) to include subject matter experts. Provide updates as they relate to fitness facilities and updated programmatic directions. Discuss opportunities for collaboration across commands in support of physical/holistic enhancements for the institution. Provide feedback and recommendations on command initiatives in support of physical fitness. Maintain liaison with appropriate fitness organizations and certification agencies (National Strength and Conditioning Association, Tactical Strength and Conditioning Association, etc.). Director, Health Services (M3): Advise the FAC on healthcare matters and serve as the functional expert in working with the appropriate Headquarters agencies (including the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery) for determining medical requirements. Make recommendations on all Medical and Dental matters supporting the Marine Corps. Director, Sports Medicine (Primary Care Sports Medicine Specialty Leader to the Surgeon General): Ensure both intrinsic and extrinsic factors are considered in fitness and injury prevention. Intrinsic factors such as: functional movement (anatomical malalignment may cause restrictions), history of prior injury, nutrition, tobacco use, body fat, and low fitness levels, as well as extrinsic risks factors such as: functional movement (due to training practices), training practices, training surfaces, environment & equipment/protective gear, must all be considered. Director, Consortium for Health and Military Performance (CHAMP): CHAMP is the Department of Defense Center of Excellence for Human Performance Optimization (HPO) translation. As such, CHAMP will conduct, translate, and disseminate research in all areas of HPO including injury prevention, performance nutrition, dietary
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