DVIDS -NEWS -TYNDALL enhances preparations through team sports

For US airlines around the world, maintaining a fitness system can take a variety of ways. For some airlines, this may be individual training, such as weight, rock climbing, and marathon running. However, some TYNDALL AIRMEN seem to be participating in TYNDALL’s Varsity Sports team program.

This program has been opened to all skills levels of Defense ID cards, giving basketball, soccer, and volleyball opportunities to compete in high -level competition. Participating members travel to other installations and have the opportunity to represent the 325th check tail legacy regardless of sports.

“It’s a good bond to have a relationship with your teammates at work,” Tech said. Sergeant. Jordan Weiman, the 325th maintenance group unit security manager. “By traveling to other bases and representing the home station, you can do your best.”

Usually, Practis is held two to three times a week, and members are dedicated to maximizing training by being effective for sports basics and communication. Through these group training, these teams can have a positive effect on morale and promote friendship.

“I love basketball games and play a role as an active airman. This program can do both,” said Tech. Sergeant. Kevin Negron, the 325th fighter wing, a practitioner with an opportunity. “The motivation is training, people you meet, and the connection you make. As a whole, sports are an excellent way for physical activity, social interaction, stress relief, focus, and mindfulness. Current. However, all my basketball players have won more than 90 in the PT test.

The advantage of sports training is far beyond the stadium, and we are developing skills such as teamwork, discipline, and communication that can be applied to a wide range of careers. By cooperating with athletes in various career fields, members can foster the culture of continuous learning, creativity and growth, and ultimately bring the success and fulfillment of personal and professional life.

“I have always praised the team formed to represent the air corps or more than the unit,” said Weiman. “When TYNDALL has a team that represents the rising base slowly, I knew it would be a symbolic opportunity to show the elasticity of TYNDALL.”

If you are interested in participating in the TYNDALL VARSITY SPORTS program, you can find details on the 325th Force Support Squadron website https://tyndallfss.com/fitness-center/.