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Our society thrives on our physical fitness and mental fitness. To help us improve our physical fitness, we quantify our physical strength, noting how fast one can run, how long one can jog, how far one can throw a ball, and how much weight one can lift.  The approach of aerobics to physical fitness generally depends on quantifying the aerobic aspect of the exercise.  We quantify physical fitness, and then use the quantified targets in order to improve.
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Our society thrives on our physical fitness and mental fitness. To help us improve our physical fitness, we quantify our physical strength, noting how fast we can run or swim, how long we can jog, how far we can throw or jump, and how much weight we can lift.  The approach of aerobics to physical fitness generally depends on quantifying the aerobic aspect of the exercise.  We quantify physical fitness, and then use the quantified targets in order to improve.
    
Mental strength is far more important than physical strength.  It is long overdue to quantify -- and improve -- mental strength:
 
Mental strength is far more important than physical strength.  It is long overdue to quantify -- and improve -- mental strength:
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