MILITARY

Forged in the Ranks

BOAR³ was born from the Army, founded with the core mission of enhancing Soldiers' physical and mental readiness. Originally established as an Army program, it was developed to support Soldiers through the new challenges of the Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT).

Now a private, for-profit organization, BOAR³ remains true to its roots by providing free training to Soldiers for essential tests like the ACFT. While we serve a wide range of tactical professionals, our commitment to helping those who serve remains at our core.

We are dedicated to forging resilient minds and powerful bodies, revolutionizing how tactical athletes prepare for their operating environments while mitigating injury. BOAR³ equips tactical professionals with the physical and mental tools needed to excel in high-pressure situations.

Specialty Programs

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BOAR³’s 12-week ACFT training program is built by Soldiers, for Soldiers. This app-based guide delivers step-by-step instructions and videos for every exercise, helping you train smarter, get stronger and crush the ACFT. Get combat-ready in 12 weeks.

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BOAR³’s Elite Performance Program is a 12-week advanced regimen for military athletes, requiring gym access and 5-7 days of intense training, sometimes twice a day. Designed to maximize strength and endurance, this program pushes you to peak physical condition.

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BOAR³’s Energy System Development program is a 12-week plan focused on boosting cardiovascular endurance and VO² Max with minimal gym time. Use it as a stand-alone program or pair it with your resistance training.

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THE RESULTS

"BOAR³ made it easy, the workouts were planned and with a click on the app you knew what to do without having to figure it out on your own. The training was challenging and the coaching/mentoring was beyond expectations. Its like having your own personal trainer without coming hundreds of dollars out of pocket."

- 1SG John Nesnick, 648th MEB, 31B

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