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Amanda Llamas (left) and Mirna Hernandez (right), students at United South High School in Laredo, Texas perform sit-ups during the female portion of the National Youth Physical Fitness Championships aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego May 18 as Marines encourage them to keep perform more repetitions. More than 150 high school students across the country participated in the five-event competition which included sit-ups, push-ups, pull-ups and a shuttle run. This is the 22nd year MCRD San Diego has hosted the event which is sponsored by the United States Marines Youth Foundation. 'Our goal is to foster fitness in our youth,' said Laurel Hull, NYPF meet director and a retired Marine officer. 'These kids are athletes in the finest sense of the word - for many of them, coming to San Diego for this (competition) is the highlight of their year. They have shown a lot of dedication to prepare for this and so have their coaches.' Hull added that by participating in extracurricular activities like these, young men and women are more likely to live more active and drug-free lives.

Amanda Llamas (left) and Mirna Hernandez (right), students at United South High School in Laredo, Texas perform sit-ups during the female portion of the National Youth Physical Fitness Championships aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego May 18 as Marines encourage them to keep perform more repetitions. More than 150 high school students across the country participated in the five-event competition which included sit-ups, push-ups, pull-ups and a shuttle run. This is the 22nd year MCRD San Diego has hosted the event which is sponsored by the United States Marines Youth Foundation. 'Our goal is to foster fitness in our youth,' said Laurel Hull, NYPF meet director and a retired Marine officer. 'These kids are athletes in the finest sense of the word - for many of them, coming to San Diego for this (competition) is the highlight of their year. They have shown a lot of dedication to prepare for this and so have their coaches.' Hull added that by participating in extracurricular activities like these, young men and women are more likely to live more active and drug-free lives.

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The recruits of Company E, 2nd Recruit Training Battalion, complete a six-mile sustainment hike around base May 12 aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. The sustainment hike helps prepare the recruits for the amount of hiking they'll complete on the Crucible, a 54-hour field-training exercise. More than 50 miles are hiked between obstacles during the culminating event.

The recruits of Company E, 2nd Recruit Training Battalion, complete a six-mile sustainment hike around base May 12 aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. The sustainment hike helps prepare the recruits for the amount of hiking they'll complete on the Crucible, a 54-hour field-training exercise. More than 50 miles are hiked between obstacles during the culminating event.

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Recruits of Company E, 2nd Recruit Training Battalion, recite knowledge as they hike a sustainment hike, a six-mile hike around base, May 12 aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. Drill instructors use the hike to instill knowledge about Marine Corps history to help the recruits with their final exams. The hike is also used as a tool to prepare the recruits for the many miles they will travel during the Crucible, a 54-hour field-training exercise.

Recruits of Company E, 2nd Recruit Training Battalion, recite knowledge as they hike a sustainment hike, a six-mile hike around base, May 12 aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. Drill instructors use the hike to instill knowledge about Marine Corps history to help the recruits with their final exams. The hike is also used as a tool to prepare the recruits for the many miles they will travel during the Crucible, a 54-hour field-training exercise.

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The recruits of Company E, 2nd Recruit Training Battalion, complete a six-mile sustainment hike around base May 12 aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. The sustainment hike helps prepare the recruits for the amount of hiking they'll complete on the Crucible, a 54-hour field-training exercise. More than 50 miles are hiked over the two days of the culminating event.

The recruits of Company E, 2nd Recruit Training Battalion, complete a six-mile sustainment hike around base May 12 aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. The sustainment hike helps prepare the recruits for the amount of hiking they'll complete on the Crucible, a 54-hour field-training exercise. More than 50 miles are hiked over the two days of the culminating event.

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Company A recruits do various abdominal exercises before their two-mile run aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego May 10. The company was broken down into groups and completed various exercises under the close supervision of a drill instructor.

Company A recruits do various abdominal exercises before their two-mile run aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego May 10. The company was broken down into groups and completed various exercises under the close supervision of a drill instructor.

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Recruits of Company A "war cry" while in the plank position aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego May 10. Recruits "war cry" to help keep their motivation high during their physical training sessions.

Recruits of Company A "war cry" while in the plank position aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego May 10. Recruits "war cry" to help keep their motivation high during their physical training sessions.

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Company A recruits warm up for their two-mile ability group run with 30-pound ammunition cans aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego May 10. Recruits run through various stations to perform exercises aimed at building their strength, agilty and endurance.

Company A recruits warm up for their two-mile ability group run with 30-pound ammunition cans aboard Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego May 10. Recruits run through various stations to perform exercises aimed at building their strength, agilty and endurance.

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Richard Blum, business development specialist, U.S. Small Business Administration, San Diego District Office, right, speaks with Marines and spouses about the benefits of entrepreneurship during the Transition Readiness Seminar at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego Personal and Professional Development Center May 9. On the third day of the week-long seminar Marines are seperated into one of four pathways depending on their post-military goals.

Richard Blum, business development specialist, U.S. Small Business Administration, San Diego District Office, right, speaks with Marines and spouses about the benefits of entrepreneurship during the Transition Readiness Seminar at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego Personal and Professional Development Center May 9. On the third day of the week-long seminar Marines are seperated into one of four pathways depending on their post-military goals.

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