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Set the foundation to instill a Culture of Fitness that assists Sailors in developing their ability to complete tasks that supports the command mission and Navy operational readiness.
Establish Navy standards for maintaining optimum health, physical, and mental stamina. Focus on Wellness of Sailors and their families by providing the skills and tools for fitness and nutrition.
MyNavy Career Center (MNCC) Phone: 833-330-6622 Email: AskMNCC@us.navy.mil
September 2, 2026 CFL/ACFLs,
AFWC Performance & Wellness Tools. CFLs and ACFLs can leverage Armed Forces Wellness Centers (AFWC) as an evidence-based resource to optimize Sailor physical performance, enhance body composition management, and ensure holistic mission readiness. Virtual classes and 1:1 support are available if an AFWC is not located near your installation. For more information visit: AFWC website or view AFWC brochure.
New Navy Nutrition Webpage Look. Navy Nutrition page has gone undergone renovation. Sailors still have access to all the great nutrition resources and information. Sailors can also view the nutrition tip and recipe of the month.
Updated PRP FAQ (September 2026). You are highly encouraged to review the PRP FAQs, located under “CFL Resources” at the bottom of this page. These are questions directly from Sailors in the Fleet and answered by the PRP Office with the relevant references.
You can find the updated “Tip of The Month” at the bottom of this page.
August 19, 2026 CFL/ACFLs,
NEW NAVMED 6110/5. The Combat Fitness Assessment Medical Clearance/Waiver form (NAVMED 6110/5) is now available online via the Navy Medicine Directives webpage. A link to the form has been added to the PRP “Forms” tab to the left.
Effective Communication. You are responsible for ensuring PRIMS Command Information is complete and accurate. To learn how to edit Command Information use PRIMS Training Courses. Ensure you utilize your official Navy email address when submitting MNCC requests and for all correspondence with the PRP office.
The update to PRP Guide-1 clarifies administrative actions, consolidates consequences for PFA/CFA failures, and establishes a strict, formal Exception to Policy (ETP) routing process for retention and administrative separations (ADSEP). CFL/ACFLs are strongly encouraged to ensure command leadership is well aware of the updated policies outlined on pages 8-9.
UPDATE: OPNAVINST 6110.1L CH-1 Approved. The OPNAVINST 6110.1L CH-1 has been officially approved and released. All CFL/ACFLs must immediately review this update and implement the required actions. To access the updated instruction, please utilize the OPNAVINST 6110.1L CH-1 link on the top of this page.
FINAL REMINDER: GET YOUR CYCLE-1 2026 PFA SCORES IN! As directed in Guide-7, CFL/ACFLs are reminded you have 30 days following the completion of the Navy’s PFA cycle to enter official PFA data into PRIMS. All Cycle-1, 2026 PFA data must be entered in PRIMS before 30 July 2026.
Noom Digital Health Program. Navy is still offering access to the Noom commercial program until 31 January 2027, at no cost to Active Component (AC) and Reserve Component (RC) Sailors who:
Did not meet Navy standards for the BCA and/or PRT during 2025 PFA and/or Cycle-1, 2026 PFA.
Were in a "Pregnancy" non-participation status (e.g. pregnant or post-pregnancy/postpartum) during 2025 PFA and/or Cycle-1, 2026 PFA.
For additional information, please refer to the Navy Noom Digital Health Flyer (CY2026), which can be located to the left under “NAVADMINS/FACT SHEETS”.
*PRIMS Updates:
Updated PRP FAQ (June 2026). You are highly encouraged to review the PRP FAQs which is a link located at the bottom of this page under “CFL Resources”. These are questions directly from Sailors in the Fleet and answered by the PRP Office with the proper references.
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For more information regarding the Command Fitness Leader (CFL) Certification Course, choose the below link.
https://www.navyfitness.org/fitness/cfl-information/cfl-course-schedule
Should you have difficulties linking to the information, email the CFL Course Administrator at: usn.ncr.cnicwashingtondc.mbx.cfl-training@us.navy.mil
Get back into exercise, by starting slow and then increasing gradually. Listen to your body to prevent injuries and maintain consistency by scheduling workouts you enjoy, like finding a workout buddy. Incorporate a mix of cardio and strength training. Don’t forget to warm up properly before each session and cool down afterward. Stay hydrated, eat a balanced diet, and prioritize sleep to support muscle recovery and overall well-being.
AMDR Training (2026)
PT/Nutrition Guidebook
Navy Nutrition Program
Navy Uniformed Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) Locator
DoD-approved Dietary Supplement Training (required per DoDI 6130.06)
Navy PRT: How to (DVIDS)
Navy PRT: How To (YouTube)
PRT Forearm Plank (DVIDS)
PRT Forearm Plank (YouTube)
PRT Push-ups (DVIDS)
PRT Push-ups (YouTube)
PRT 2000M Rower