Training Circulars
We’ve been getting a lot of questions about the Training Circulars (TCs) we’ve been putting out.
The TCs are a series of domain-specific publications designed to give you focused, practical guidance on a single topic—things like sleep and recovery, grip strength, and other key performance areas.
We intentionally structured them to resemble military doctrine. They’re written in that same style: direct, no-frills, and immediately applicable.
We currently have about 10 TCs available, with roughly 30 planned total, and we’ll continue adding more over time.
The goal is simple: give you access to exactly the information you need, without forcing you to dig through an entire book to find it. You can find them on the website under the TCs tab.
Each one includes a table of contents, so you can quickly see what you’re getting. Some are free, others are priced based on depth and scope.
Basic overlays (high-level guidance): free or low cost
Full programs (like TC 31-16 SPEED AND CADENCE PROGRAM: A 24-Week Run and Ruck Performance Program for Tactical Athletes is essentially a 2- and 5-mile improvement training plan): higher cost, but significantly more comprehensive
There’s a substantial amount of material in each one, and the return on investment is high if you apply it.
If you’re not ready to commit to a full book, the TCs give you a modular way to build your own training library with the same core principles, different format, and a slightly different tone.
We’re keeping all of our free articles up as resources for you as well. Some of the TCs are deeper expansions of the articles, most are entirely new, some are more comprehensive elements of the books. We’re trying to give guys pick and play options.
Bottom line: take a look, download a few of the free ones, and see if the format works for you.