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A q&a format overview of the army body composition program (abcp). it covers key aspects such as the definition of overweight within the army context, the program's objectives, limitations for soldiers enrolled, and weight loss goals. Useful for understanding the abcp's regulations and procedures. it's valuable for those seeking to understand the army's approach to maintaining soldier health and fitness standards.
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What is meant by "overweight"? ✔✔Outside of army standards for body fat percentage Primary objectives of ABCP? ✔✔Ensure soldiers are able to meet the physical demands of their duties in combat. Present a trim military appearance What are some limits on those on ABCP? ✔✔Non-Promotable Will not be assigned to command Will not be sent to professional military schools Can a soldier flagged for ABCP or APFT receive an award? ✔✔ABCP - No APFT - Yes What are 3 reasons the Army is so concerned with Body Fat? ✔✔Shows a lack of discipline Detracts from military appearance Poor health
How often should ABCP soldiers be weighed? ✔✔Monthly What is the weight loss goal for soldiers on ABCP? ✔✔3 to 8 pounds a month What 3 things happen when a soldier is deemed to be overweight? ✔✔Flagged Enrolled in ABCP Given a plan to help lose weight safely. How often are soldiers weighed? ✔✔when taking a PT test or at least every 6 months What is the dod standard for body fat? ✔✔males - 18 females - 26