Last November, as reported at American Thinker, the private non-profit group "Mission Readiness" made waves with a report that 75% of America's youth were unfit for military service due to physical, educational, and moral deficiencies.  Four months later, the Army has restructured its training regimen to now include more yoga and calisthenics - and less pushups and long distance runs - for incoming recruits.  Katie Drummond of AOL news has the details:  It's off the running track and onto the yoga mat for new recruits in the U.S. Army, as the military revamps its fitness program for the first time in three decades. Grunts will no longer suffer through the tried-and-true standard: long-distance runs, bayonet drills and, of course, the "drop and give me 20" at the behest of their drill sergeant. Instead, they'll focus on calisthenics such as stretches, leg raises and abdominal workouts to improve core strength. Troops are also being trained in...(Read Full Post)