Overview
- President Trump revived the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness and Nutrition on July 31 and appointed Bryson DeChambeau as its chair.
- In interviews this week, DeChambeau described the role as a lifelong calling that has driven him since age 15 to pursue youth fitness initiatives beyond his golf career.
- He outlined plans to revive the Presidential Fitness Test and overhaul school physical education curricula to reflect modern health standards.
- He proposed tax incentives to attract private investment in community health and fitness centers and revealed plans for a multi-sport complex in his hometown.
- The council’s roster includes sports icons such as Jack Nicklaus, Annika Sorenstam and Roger Goodell, but membership confirmations and a nationwide rollout timetable remain tentative with at least one appointment disputed.