President Donald Trump is resurrecting what he’s calling the “wonderful tradition” of the Presidential Fitness Test, through which a new generation of students will—if the new test resembles the old—compete in their schools and nationally to earn recognition for their prowess in pushups, pullups, and the mile run, among other athletic feats.

Did you huff and puff through the mile, or astound your classmates with your pullup prowess? Your answers probably have a lot to do with how you feel about the Presidential Fitness Test, which President Trump plans to bring back.

Donald Trump has vowed to make America healthy again. The US president reintroduced the presidential fitness test into the country’s schools.

On July 31, President Donald Trump signed an executive order reviving the Presidential Fitness Test. Here's what to know about the Presidential Fitness Test and why it is being brought back.

President Trump is bringing back the Presidential Fitness Test to schools. How would you score against the average fifth grader?

President Trump recently signed an executive order to bring back the Presidential Fitness Test. Dr. Jacqueline Goodway, a professor of Kinesiology at Michigan State University, joins "The Daily Report" to discuss.

Trump signed an executive order on Thursday that will expand the President's Council on Sports, Fitness & Nutrition and bring back the Presidential Fitness Test in public schools.

Generations of Americans who struggled to complete a pull-up in front of their classmates winced as President Trump announced that he was reinstating the annual assessment.

President Donald Trump was joined by professional athletes on Thursday as he signed an executive order that will expand on his council on sports, fitness and nutrition, including by reviving the Presidential Fitness Test in public schools.

President Donald Trump is bringing back a physical fitness test to public schools after over a decade, but details of the new test, including timing and implementation, remain to be seen.