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The 3 mile run
- Thread starter Johnny_Danger
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concur with that...
Johnny_Danger
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So what's the deal?
So the REAL PFT at OCS is going to be 3.2 mile and up-hill all the way? LOL.
Seriously though, that's going to add over a minute or more to anyone who's training 3.0 on level ground right?
So the REAL PFT at OCS is going to be 3.2 mile and up-hill all the way? LOL.
Seriously though, that's going to add over a minute or more to anyone who's training 3.0 on level ground right?
2.8 to 3.2 was created by some belligerent punk who missed getting promoted by a few points, so instead of taking responsibility for his actions i.e. not doing MCIs, not taking any college courses, having 4.1/4.1 pro cons, he blames the Marine Corps for his screw up. "Yeah, well, I would have gotten promoted to Corporal but I missed the cutting score because I only got a 185 PFT. But it's not my fault, that last PFT screwed me because the course was too long."
http://www.airwarriors.com/forum/showpost.php?p=87193&postcount=24
http://www.airwarriors.com/forum/showpost.php?p=87193&postcount=24
Did this "friend" then put in a MECEP package?
I guess that attempt at a joke didn't transfer over the intarweb too well...
Just assume it was funny and laugh.
Just assume it was funny and laugh.
I play college baseball and we're required to run a mile under 6 at any time any place, and we're usually gassed after we do it... either 18:30-19:30 is insane or alot of baseball payers are lazy.
Both.
I am guessing the only difference between running the PFT course wherever you and your OSO do it and running it at Quantico is the adrenile of that initial PFT is probably going to have you so pumped you will run your a** off.
It is all mental. I just finally decided to apply for OCC 191 Oct. 10 and am already looking at a 260 or better probably in just the PTing I have been doing for a month, and I don't have some great genetic potential or anything. So if you have been PTing for a while your lungs and legs are probably conditioned to handle a good pace, especially if you are regarly running twice the distance at the same pace as you do a PFT.
If you don't feel like you are going to collapse and pass out in a pile of your own vomit when you cross that finish line then you are not running fast enough.
S/F
It is all mental. I just finally decided to apply for OCC 191 Oct. 10 and am already looking at a 260 or better probably in just the PTing I have been doing for a month, and I don't have some great genetic potential or anything. So if you have been PTing for a while your lungs and legs are probably conditioned to handle a good pace, especially if you are regarly running twice the distance at the same pace as you do a PFT.
If you don't feel like you are going to collapse and pass out in a pile of your own vomit when you cross that finish line then you are not running fast enough.
S/F
One thing about OCS PFT's: They are a ***** to run. You are constantly tripping over other candidates and trying to pass people on a dirt road. That's only when running with one company. Our final was with two companies...forget about it. They'll say rabbits should get up front, if you have any desire to run faster than 19:30, you'd better start in front.
Wait a second...haven't you already been commissioned? Who are you to question the wisdom of someone who is applying for OCS?!?
I thought the same thing, but it is quite the opposite, by that time you take the PFT you are so tired carrying your crap around from the butt crack of dawn on, getting nearly no sleep, and if your like me, I already had the candidate crud, so my adrenaline had already backed up it's bags and gone home.
Actually no, I commission this May. However, OCS is the one place I can honestly say, 'been there, done that'.