Thanks for heads up....No, I was caught in covid. Managed to get weekends but only on camp. Cabin fever was real and some joes started to look good in the shower put it that way
Thanks for heads up....No, I was caught in covid. Managed to get weekends but only on camp. Cabin fever was real and some joes started to look good in the shower put it that way
Its not like civilian life is exciting atm anywayThanks for heads up....
It won't be far off, if you struggle on PRAC with something make sure you work on it. PRAC is clearly tried and tested so just trust the system. You'll be hating life during most phys sessions. Embrace the suck.Great insights @Apex303 . Would you say the PT standard is PRAC level from the start. Running aside what were the gym/circuit type sessions like?
Such a great point mate! So many I think are just training for PRAC and might neglect the likes of press ups just cause they aren’t tested at PRAC. But from what I’ve heard you will do a ton in training even in the accom corridors. So it’s important you don’t just train for pracIt won't be far off, if you struggle on PRAC with something make sure you work on it. PRAC is clearly tried and tested so just trust the system. You'll be hating life during most phys sessions. Embrace the suck.
But remember PRAC isn't the end goal, so don't neglect any component of fitness (in moderation) strength, speed, flexibility etc...
Circuit wise, Fintan on the RM forum will be a good start but don't overdo it. Crossfit WODs or Grizz phys I found helpful but just master the basics. Press ups, sit ups, burpees etc...
Bring Sally up challenge will give you a good indicationSuch a great point mate! So many I think are just training for PRAC and might neglect the likes of press ups just cause they aren’t tested at PRAC. But from what I’ve heard you will do a ton in training even in the accom corridors. So it’s important you don’t just train for prac