The Pentagon Channel is Fit for Duty

"Fit for Duty" Season 3 Debuts June 1st.

Washington, DC, May 26, 2011 --(PR.com)-- The Pentagon Channel’s original program Fit for Duty returns for its third season on Wednesday June 1, 2011.

“Fit for Duty takes viewers through a high-energy 30-minute workout led by servicemembers with expertise in fitness training,” said Brian Natwick, General Manager of the Pentagon Channel. “The show makes it fun and easy to follow along. We’re proud to offer programming that helps our brave men and women in uniform stay fit.”

Shot on location at Bolling AFB, Washington, DC, these all-new shows focus on weight training and resistance machines. Each episode features fitness, nutrition and injury prevention tips to take your workout to the next level!

"We had our instructors focus on strength and muscle building routines. If
you lift free weights or use machines to get stronger, you won't want to
miss our 20 new episodes," says Brian Kumia, Executive Producer for Fit For Duty.

Fit for Duty is a daily exercise show led by motivating, military instructors to guide viewers through an intense workout. Work out to your favorite episodes on www.pentagonchannel.mil/fitforduty or via Podcast on iTunes.

About the Pentagon Channel

The Pentagon Channel (TPC) broadcasts military news and information for and about the 2.6 million members of the U.S. Armed Forces -- Active Duty, National Guard and Reserve. The Pentagon Channel is available on-base to more than 1.3 million service members who live and work on more than 370 military bases, camps and installations in the U.S. TPC is also available to the 800,000 service members and their families serving overseas in 178 countries via the American Forces Radio and Television Service (AFRTS). The channel also reaches more than 25 million households through commercial distribution on satellite and cable systems nationwide. In addition, the Pentagon Channel’s programming is streamed live 24/7 at www.pentagonchannel.mil, and is available via Video On Demand, and podcast - both audio and video -- from this website.

The Pentagon Channel Contact:
David Silverstein
(703) 428-0200
dsilverstein@pentagonchannel.mil

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