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ITS A RECRUITING THING - AIR FORCE PT
Hardest pt
I saw this video and had to share. I am not being unfair to the Air-Force but this is Hilarious. What do y'all think?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xv7Dpj7u11I
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xv7Dpj7u11I
Fitness
Air Force
Edited 10 y ago
Posted 10 y ago
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My brother is in the Navy, and we discuss this occasionally.
One point to consider -- if you want a serious answer -- is whether you mean "hardest to pass," or "hardest to max."
One point to consider -- if you want a serious answer -- is whether you mean "hardest to pass," or "hardest to max."
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SPC Elijah J. Henry, MBA
:) Same here, SSG (Join to see). I'm kind of disgusted by soldiers who only care what they have to do to pass.
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SSG (Join to see)
Striving for the bottom means you are going to fail. Another point is that the mind is a powerful tool. Once you believe you have failed there is a great chance that you will give up.
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looking forward to the video....I think we should all have a combat test like our USMC brethren - for the overall force, I believe that is the toughest overall annual fitness test/standards. As far as minimums though, I'd say the Army:
Army MIN standard for an 18yo male: 42 pushups and 53 situps in 2min. 15:45 2mile run
Marine MIN standard for an 18yo male: 3 pullups or chinups(your choice. unlimited time), 50 crunches(2 min), 28 minute 3 mile run
The Marines are given basically 12 minutes to run 1 more mile... you can WALK that.
For my Marine brothers and sisters out there, let me know if I am tracking old standards...
Army MIN standard for an 18yo male: 42 pushups and 53 situps in 2min. 15:45 2mile run
Marine MIN standard for an 18yo male: 3 pullups or chinups(your choice. unlimited time), 50 crunches(2 min), 28 minute 3 mile run
The Marines are given basically 12 minutes to run 1 more mile... you can WALK that.
For my Marine brothers and sisters out there, let me know if I am tracking old standards...
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SSG (Join to see)
I have to respectfully disagree on this one Sgt Aaron Kennedy, MS, I know many people who can complete ta 12-Mile March in just over 90-Minutes without running.
I am sure CSM Michael J. Uhlig knows many more than I as he most likely sees more qualified individuals.
I am sure CSM Michael J. Uhlig knows many more than I as he most likely sees more qualified individuals.
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Sgt Aaron Kennedy, MS
SSG (Join to see) It depends on your definition of "running" vs "walking" but if both feet are off the ground at the same time, they are running. If they are doing a 12 mile march in 90 minutes (7.5 minute pace), they are running. That's half marathon distance (13.1 miles), at half marathon speeds.
Check out olympic racewalking, or speedwalking, for clarification.
Check out olympic racewalking, or speedwalking, for clarification.
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SSgt Randy Saulsberry
Naw you got the minimums correct. But those can be misleading Because if you did the minimum on all 3 you would still faIL the PFT because you would not meet the minimum overall score
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SSG (Join to see) - I also respectfully have to disagree. If you know people who can finish a 12 mile road march in 90 minutes then I have some ocean front property in Kansas to sell you. 12 miles is doable in two hours, if you run the entire route. Three hours with only a 35 lbs ruck is the standard unless you are talking about the selection process for certain SOF units where the standard is 65 lbs. The claim of 12 miles in 90 minutes is absolutely ridiculous unless you are packing parachutes for world class athletes.
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