The Command Fitness Leader is responsible for what at their command?

• A. Conduct the Physical Fitness Assessment (PFA) for their command
• B. Coordinate dietary programs
• C. Lead tactical training
• D. Manage unit medical readiness

Answer: (A)

The key idea is that the Command Fitness Leader is responsible for the command’s physical fitness program, specifically administering the Physical Fitness Assessment for the command. This means scheduling the test, ensuring it’s conducted correctly under Navy standards, and recording and tracking results for every Sailor. By overseeing the PFA, the CFL helps maintain overall readiness and provides a clear picture of who needs fitness support and who meets the standards.

Dietary programs, tactical training, and medical readiness are handled by other parts of the health and readiness framework, so they aren’t the CFL’s primary duty. The CFL’s main focus is making sure the command’s PFA is done properly and kept up to date.