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It details responsibilities for CPRPM and supporting positions (RAO/NCO, Battalion AO, Company AO), emphasizing compliance, accountability, and safe execution. 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Organization: The proponent for this section is The Citadel Physical Readiness Program Manager (CPRPM) . The personnel who are responsible for the CPRP are:  \nA. CPRP Manager: Serves as the Commandant’s subject matter expert in physical readiness practices and procedures. The CPRPM is responsible for the establishment and administration of an effective and efficient physical readiness program using U.S. military and fitness industry’s best practices. The CPRPM is the point of contact for the components of the Physical Readiness Program addressed under this regulation.  \n1. The CPRPM is responsible for the overall development, training, and execution of the Athletic Officer (AO) Trainer Course. This course trains nominated cadets to operate as both a company and an individual physical fitness trainer/mentor and to provide physical readiness subject matter expertise to cadet commanders regarding physical fitness doctrine and safe practices.  \n2. The CPRPM trains, mentors, and utilizes cadet AOs to promote standardization of the CPRP throughout the Corps of Cadets. The CPRPM ensures that the physical readiness policies and practices are carried out through the use of command policies and procedures and proper physical fitness concepts.  \n3. The CPRPM assists companies in the development of specialized and focused physical fitness activities and training programs. Provides subject-matter expertise and records maintenance assistance to TACs, Cadet Commanders, Company Leaders/AOs through an experienced-based working knowledge of exercise physiology, biomechanics, nutrition and weight management as they relate to the physical fitness training of cadets.  \n4. CPRPM clarifies College policies, regulations and instructions provided by The College/Commandant as they relate to the Corps of Cadets Physical Readiness Program.  \nB. Regimental Athletic Officer (RAO)/ NCO: The CPRPM will select a Regimental Athletic Officer (RAO) and a Regimental Athletic NCO (RANCO) who will assist in the execution and supervision of the CPRP. These cadets will report directly to the CPRPM and are responsible for ensuring that companies comply with physical fitness training standards. He/she will ensure that each  \nAO is held to a high degree of accountability, competency, and professionalism while they areassigned to, and represent, the Commandant’s Physical Readiness Program.  \n1. Minimum Qualifications: In order to be considered for selection to the Athletic Officer program, an individual cadet must have the following minimum qualifications:  \ni. Must have passed and maintained certification from the Athletic Officer Training Course provided by the Commandant’s Department.  \nii. Passed the previous 3 CPFT assessments.  \niii. Meet body composition standards.  \niv. Have no history of major conduct violations.  \n2. Dismissal from the AO program: To ensure that the Physical Readiness Program follows acceptable practices of the fitness industry the CPRPM will immediately revoke certification for AOs who fail to follow the safety guidelines and training guidance. Dismissal from the program will bar a cadet from serving as a AO for therest of the academic year.  \nC. Battalion AO: Each Battalion will appoint an Athletic Officer to manage the physical readiness of all cadets within that Battalion. They will assist the RAO in the planning and execution of the physical readiness program among their assigned battalions and companies. This cadet must have successfully completed the Athletic Officer Training course.  \nD. Company AO: The role of the Athletic Officer is to be the subject matter experts to their Company Commanders, TAC Officers, and Cadets in the area of physical readiness.  \n1. AOs are required to be physically fit and have demonstrated leadership qu","cbCaihO5zLWoxB4S","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihO5zLWoxB4S","pdf",1428434,21,"English","# Cadet Organization & Training\n## Organization\n## Functions","[{\"question\":\"Who is responsible for establishing and administering the Physical Readiness Program, and what are their key duties?\",\"answer\":\"The Citadel Physical Readiness Program Manager (CPRPM) serves as the Commandant’s subject matter expert, establishes and administers the program using best practices, and is the primary contact for components addressed under the regulation.\"},{\"question\":\"What minimum qualifications must a cadet meet to be selected for the Athletic Officer program?\",\"answer\":\"The cadet must maintain certification from the Athletic Officer Training Course, pass the previous three CPFT assessments, meet body composition standards, and have no history of major conduct violations.\"},{\"question\":\"What procedures and components does the Physical Readiness Program include for training and assessments?\",\"answer\":\"The program covers 4th Class physical training and assessments, Corps Physical Readiness Assessments including CPFT and alternatives, scheduling and uniform requirements, score cards and grading responsibilities, body composition screening, and procedures for physical deficiency status including reporting and class privileges.\"}]","THE WHITE BOOK - CHAPTER 1 - Physical Readiness Program | PDF",1789454554,53]