What is NOT a component of Physical Readiness Training (PRT)?

Physical Readiness Training (PRT) encompasses several key components designed to enhance the physical capabilities of soldiers. The components traditionally recognized under PRT are strength, endurance, and mobility. These elements are critical for ensuring that personnel can effectively meet the demands of their physical tasks and overall mission readiness.

Mental focus, while important for overall performance and can be a part of tactical training, is not classified as a physical component of PRT. The emphasis of PRT is primarily on physical attributes, which are essential for fitness and operational performance rather than mental preparedness or cognitive skills. This distinction is important as PRT is designed specifically to improve physical fitness and readiness through structured exercises and training goals.