In assessing the Total Force Fitness (TFF) program's effectiveness, what must the metrics be?

The effectiveness of the Total Force Fitness (TFF) program relies on metrics that are feasible. Feasibility in this context means that the metrics should be practical and realistic to implement and measure. They need to be achievable within the program's constraints, such as available resources, personnel, and time. This ensures that the data collected is not only useful but can be consistently gathered and analyzed to assess the program's impact properly. Feasible metrics will allow for continuous improvement and adjust strategies as needed based on the results without overwhelming personnel or resources. This practical approach is crucial for effective program evaluation and enhancement of overall force readiness.