What is the CFL's responsibility if a member checks on-board with previous PFA failures and lacks documentation?

The responsibility of a Command Fitness Leader (CFL) when a member checks on-board with previous Physical Fitness Assessment (PFA) failures and lacks documentation is to issue a Page 13 and enroll the member in the Fitness Enhancement Program (FEP). This approach ensures that the member receives the necessary support and corrective action to improve their fitness status.

Issuing a Page 13 serves as a formal record of the situation and engages the member in a structured program designed to address their fitness needs. Enrolling them in the FEP provides a targeted framework for encouragement, training, and education to help the member meet their fitness goals and avoid further PFA failures. This proactive strategy not only fulfills the CFL's responsibility but also promotes accountability and personal development for the member.

Engaging with members who have prior failures in this manner is crucial in fostering a culture of health and fitness within the command, ensuring that individuals have the opportunity and resources necessary to succeed.