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Introduction - Austin

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Well, after being prodded a second time I guess I'll throw my hat in the ring.

Hello, My name is Austin. I'm 21 and I get wet dreams when I think about earning a Ranger tab. It's getting pretty tiresome having to clean up every morning so I'm setting a six-month deadline until I enlist. My dad was a construction worker and my mom a college athlete. I'm 5'10 and weigh 165 wet. Currently searching for a training program.

I'm eager to meet the future with full force.

-Austin
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Welcome, Austin, If you truly want to earn a place in the 75th Ranger Regiment, you're at the right site. We at ArmyRanger.com take a great deal of pride in the young men who pass through here on their life journey. Please tell us more about yourself. Most of the questions you might have can be addressed by using the search feature, located on the top right of this page. Please read the FAQs, as well as select stickies and threads. Please conduct an APFT, within the next 72 hours and post your results on this thread. Never, never quit!
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Welcome to the site, Austin.


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Thank you for the warm welcome Ranger Jim and Ranger Charlie! Glad to be aboard.
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APFT (15, November 2016)- Push-up: 52
Sit up: 69
2 mile run: 16:15 (16:14.78)
Score: 214/300 (Failed)

Notes: Way better than I thought I was going to score on my first APFT. I was expecting a score in the very low 100's. Running is my worst aspect and I will work on it. I'll post my current training plan below.
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AJD13 wrote:Thank you for the warm welcome Ranger Jim and Ranger Charlie! Glad to be aboard.
Stop. Take a look at CharlieRangerFFV screen name again then look up Charlie Rangers in Vietnam and read everything you can.

You'll get one pass because I understand that you're here to learn, but you will refer to him or any other Ranger on the site with their actual screen name, not what you assume their name is. Make sense?

Good. Do push ups.
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Understood Ranger cams push. Ranger CharlieRanger1FFV, I apologize for my short sightedness. It will not happen again. Commencing push ups.
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I pulled the structure for this workout from QP Bechorg @ http://www.professionalsoldiers.com/for ... hp?t=42993

Weekly PT-

Monday:
AM-
Crossfit WOD
4x10 Back Squat @135
4x10 Bench Press @95
3x15 Push Ups, 5 Pull Ups, 5 Dips
PM-
2k row for time (my lowest is 7:48)
30-45min of stretching
4x10 Back Squat @145
4x10 Bench Press @95
3x15 Push Ups, 5 Pull ups, 5 Dips
1 mile run

Tuesday:
AM-
2 mile 35lb ruck @ 15 min mile pace
15min stair climb

Wednesday:
Am-
Crossfit WOD
4x10 Back Squat @135
4x10 Dead Lift @135
4x10 Push Press @95
3x15 Push Ups, 5 Pull Ups, 5 Dips
PM-
2k row for time
30-45 min of stretching
4x10 Back Squat @135
4x10 Dead Lift @135
4x10 Push Press @95
1 mile run

Thursday:
AM-
4 mile 35lb ruck @ 16 min mile pace
15 min stair climb

Friday:
AM-
Crossfit WOD
4x10 Back Squat @135
4x10 Power Clean @?
3x15 Push Ups, 5 Pull Ups, 5 Dips
PM-
2k row from time
30-45 min of stretching
4x10 Back Squat @135
4x10 Power Clean @?
1 mile run

Saturday:
AM-
6 mile 35lb ruck @ 17 min mile pace
15 min stair climb

Sunday (Rest Day):
AM-
18 holes of golf, walking, with 35lb+clubs ruck
PM-
Hot Tub, Sauna rotation
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At the beginning of next month, I'm bumping all the 4x10's to 5x10's. The 3x15,5,5 to 4x15,5,5 then the following week 5x15,5,5. After I have everything to set to 5 sets I'm going to bump up the 5x10's to 5x15's and the 5x15,5,5 to 5x25,10,10. From here I'm going to take it slow and add 5lbs a week to my weights. I'm also going to add either a 5x100m or 1x500m swim on my rucking days for a low impact exercise.

I'm going to increase my running by .25 mile every week up to 3 miles. Wednesdays I'm going to work on either interval training to increase my overall speed or an 8 mile distance run. I'll "run" it as an every other week system.

Starting next month most PM sessions are going to be cut, except for the run, for 1-2 hours of martial arts.
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Austin, have you contacted an Army recruiter?
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Yes Sir, Ranger Jim. I'm cleared to enlist and I'm going back to the recruiting office on Monday to work out the finer details.
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Re: Introduction - Austin

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I sign my contract tomorrow! Going in for my physical today!
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AJD13 wrote:I sign my contract tomorrow! Going in for my physical today!
Who are you talking to? The rules of the site apply 100% of the time for you DEP's. Not just when you want to follow them.

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Re: Introduction - Austin

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Ranger Cams, It was a general update for my introduction. Next time I'll title it or add a preface. Pushing.
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AJD13 wrote:Rangers, I sign my contract tomorrow! Going in for my physical today!
This is how it should read. I'm not trying to feed our ego's, it's a teaching point that you don't understand yet, but will within 30 seconds of stepping off the bus at OSUT. Learn all you can now, it will save some pain later.
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