No - basic and BAC will NOT get you to where you need to be. Do not take PT advice (or any other fucking advice) from a 2LT. That's like taking advice from a nun on how to be a prostitute.Crusader wrote:Hello Rangers,
I just wanted to give an update of my progress.
PT Scores:
Push-ups: 40
Sit-Ups: 71
2-mile: 19:44
I realize my pushups and 2mile are weak. I am going to start doing the Push-Up Improvement workout in the PT section. I only got to run once last week, and so this 2-mile time is basically my second run since I started working out, so I should have no problem improving the time. I talked with my buddy who is an 11A down at Fort Benning (Found out he wasn't a Ranger, he said you have to be a 1Lt. before you can goto Ranger School if your an officer.) He suggested that I could join relatively soon, and that Basic and Airborne School would take me to where I needed to be phyiscally. Looking at my PT scores, what do you Rangers think? I have no civilian things tying me down, and im basically ready to sign up as soon as I feel comfortable.
Basic training and BAC will bring you up to the minimum acceptable Army standard, based on where you are now. You need to double your pushups and run 3 miles in the time you posted for a 2 mile run.
Additionally, you need to put a ruck on your back (start with 30-35 lbs) and walk in good hiking boots, no tennis shoes or sneakers. If your feet get jacked up, then do squats with the ruck until they heal.
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