OCS Prt

[hotwings]

Does anyone know if the requirements change at OCS? Do they go up/down from the good low we needed to get there?

 

[nzachman]

As of 6 months ago you needed to basically be alive for the in-pfa, sat medium for mid-pfa, good low for out-pfa

 

[hotwings]

Good to know I would have thought it was good low all the way through, but I guess your performance suffers when your sleep deprieved and worn out.

 

[Tomodachi]

Good to know I would have thought it was good low all the way through, but I guess your performance suffers when your sleep deprieved and worn out.

Your body can do alot more than you ever imagined.

 

[Makk85]

Don't go in thinking just because you can squeak by on a good low training on your own means you can get a good low at OCS. You will most likely be worn down, sore, hungry and sleep deprived when you take your in-PFA, and if you are one of the guys who has been barely sneaking by during PT with your DI you are guaranteed to get some extra attention during the PFA. Go in well above the standards if you can. It will make your life a lot easier once you get there.

 

[jtmedli]

don't go in thinking just because you can squeak by on a good low training on your own means you can get a good low at ocs. You will most likely be worn down, sore, hungry and sleep deprived when you take your in-pfa, and if you are one of the guys who has been barely sneaking by during pt with your di you are guaranteed to get some extra attention during the pfa. Go in well above the standards if you can. It will make your life a lot easier once you get there.

this!!!

 

[hotwings]

Yes, I know going in the best shape possible is best, however everyone "best shape" is different and i was just trying to get an idea of what will be expected of us.

 

[Makk85]

Expect to be pushed further than you thought you could go.

 

[hotwings]

Makk85 do you mind telling me at what level you went in, and then what level you came out at?