VP is designed for female servicemembers in the U.S. military, including Active Duty, the Reserves and the National Guard, and women seeking to join those ranks.

Anyone is welcome, however, our services are tailored for a specific group, so those that fit the profile are most likely to have success in our training program. Women seeking to joing the military will also benefit from the program and online community. Women in other physically demanding work profiles, such as police, firefighters and first-responders can also benefit from it.

Anyone is free to sign up for the programming, access the Podcast on iTunes and SoundCloud, follow and like our pages on social media, and purchase apparel (men's sizes are available!). However, it's important to recognize that our athletic training program is tailored to women, so results may vary. Anyone with previous experience in the U.S. military who is interested in developing confident, competent and lethal woman warriors should apply to be mentors (see the "Mentors" tab on our homepage).

The Tactical Training Program workouts are optimized for female physiology and biology, and are designed to take women with a good fitness baseline to the next level. See the "Training Program" page for more information. Good candidates for the training program are those with some fitness background and are currently relatively healthy. For example: people who train 3+ days a week in a profile that includes metabolic conditioning/cardio and some weight training can benefit from VP Tactical. Other good candidates include those who want to improve their current physical training test scores, or simply want to perform better overall. The program is not ideal for women who have chronic unaddressed injuries. We would always encourage these women to seek out medical treatment or supervision before starting the program (physical therapy, etc). However, the forum provides mentors who can assist those with some minor/nagging injuries in seeking alternative movements/"scaling" while they recover. The forum is also a good place to seek scaling from mentors in the event they aren't capable of completing workouts as assigned. For example: if a member cannot do pullups as assigned in the daily workout, mentors can provide other options that will still help that member improve in that functional area. We want all members to progress in areas of weakness!