According to a doctoral dissertation from the University of Tampere, those who interrupted their military service due to mental health disorders had weaker endurance and muscular fitness. They ran an average of about 170 meters less in the Cooper test than those who completed their service.
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According to a doctoral dissertation from the University of Tampere, those who interrupted their military service due to mental health disorders had weaker endurance and muscular fitness. They ran an average of about 170 meters less in the Cooper test than those who completed their service.