The hub is divided into four tabs: Fitness, Nutrition, Wellness and Gear. “Soldiers and customers use the information hub as needed, and as they see fit,” said McFarland. She furthermore said one of the main benefits of the program is how it can be tailored it to a browser’s needs. McFarland explained the changes to the site also incorporate archived workouts under categories including cardio, weight training and those targeting specific areas of the body. “The updated hub lets users set calendar reminders for weekly BE FIT live workouts,” said McFarland, “and follow workout routines on the go.” “The refreshed BE FIT Hub makes it easier for every member of the military community to live a healthy life,” said Fort Knox Exchange general manager Danita McFarland.Īccording to McFarland, the latest upgrade allows the program’s benefits to be even more accessible.
The biggest part of the update at the BE FIT Hub is it's now fully compatible with smartphones and tablet devices. The site has become interactive with the newest innovation. – It is now even easier for the military community to focus on fitness worldwide, thanks in part to an update on the BE FIT Hub.įor more than half a decade, the Army & Air Force Exchange Service has offered a one-stop resource dedicated to providing Soldiers and Families the means to commit to their overall health as part of its website. (Photo Credit: Jenn DeHaan, Fort Knox News) VIEW ORIGINALįORT KNOX, Ky. The Exchange has new updates on its website’s BE FIT Hub, which include workout calendar reminders, archived exercise videos available by category, and the capability to access all aspects of the site on smartphones and tablets.
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