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Contemporary human performance programs that support the warfighter are more prevalent than ever. As leaders struggle to prioritize their limited funding across a growing list of requirements, it’s more important than ever that HP programs demonstrate a clear return on investment. But how should we evaluate the return on investment from DoD HP programs?

Connor Matthews steps into the UFC octagon this Saturday night, February 15th, for his highly anticipated second fight. A T3i Field Developer and former Combat Controller, Connor embodies the warrior spirit and is an outstanding community ambassador. This is a fight you won’t want to miss—it’s bound to be an electrifying showdown!

The demand for Human Performance (HP) professionals supporting the Department of Defense (DoD) has grown significantly over the past decade. However, the rapid expansion and increasing competition in the job market have introduced challenges in both recruiting and retaining top talent. Are these staffing and retention challenges impacting the effectiveness and continuity of DoD HP programs? What strategies could enhance long-term workforce sustainability?

A huge shout-out to T3i teammates Jared Rothlauf and Sean Wilkinson for crushing their recent Texas endurance events! Jared completed his first 100-mile ultramarathon, finishing in 20 hours and 38 minutes to earn a sub-24-hour buckle. Sean claimed the top spot in the rookie division at The Fittest Experience (TFX), the largest CrossFit competition in the south. We're proud of their incredible dedication!

We surveyed 770 warfighters to uncover their biggest challenges, needs, and priorities when it comes to human performance. Here’s what they had to say..

T3i had the privilege to send two of our instructors to Ukraine's Drone Warfare Course. This was an incredible opportunity to bring back many of the TTPs and lessons learned from the zero line. With the rate of innovation and evolution of FPV tactics happening in Ukraine, we plan to do this on a regular basis. We are grateful to our Ukrainian partners (who are all honorary Texans at this point) for their superb hospitality and worldclass training.

Part of our Lone Operator Course includes medical training grounded in the principles of TCCC. Our medical director demonstrates how to manage combat trauma in resource-limited environments with minimal gear. The course emphasizes self-care and improvised techniques, from wound closure to tactical combat medicine, ensuring operators can handle challenges without immediate support.

The AFPHE serves as our foundational training program, equipping operators with a wide range of skills, including deceptive striking techniques, powerful hand strikes, leg kicks, knife tactics, and integrating shooting with hand-to-hand combat. Participants will also learn to conceal and deploy weapons from their clothing. The course is structured into modules covering key areas such as Street Fighting, Improvised and Edged Weapons, Ballistic Weapons Employment, Tactical Use of Cover and Concealment, Confined Space Combat, Vehicle-Based Fighting, Tactical Combat Medicine Under Duress, and Integrated Scenario-Based Training.

The Lone Operator series of courses is designed to equip deploying personnel with personal force protection techniques and strategies in support of U.S. Government operations, activities, and initiatives. Tailored to address the distinct challenges faced by individuals or small teams, the T3i Lone Operator courses provide essential training for navigating today’s complex threat landscape.