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| Tirones | Post; Pre-Military exerciseFor all of you needing to get into shape b4 boot camp weight wise, muscle wise, or need wor on your cardio heres a great strategy called circuit training on military.com, i just started it and is working great getting my endurance back http://www.military.com/NewContent/0...020504,00.html |
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| Primus Pilus | Swimming: NEVER swim alone. -- Two to three times a week, 1,000 to 2,000 meters each time. -- One day a week, try to swim wearing cammies and boots for 100 meters. Wear fins when swimming half the time as well. Running: -- Four to five times a week, 3 to 5 miles as fast as you can. -- Twice a week, do rucksack marches carrying a 30 to 50-pound load marching 5 to 15 miles at a fast walking pace. PT: Every other day. -- Pull-ups, 75 to 100 repetitions (seven to 10 sets of 10 reps). -- Push-ups, 200 to 300 repetitions (10 to 15 sets of 20 reps). -- Sit-ups, 200 to 300 repetitions (five to 10 sets of 40 to 50 reps). I found that workout somewhere, I can't remember where. But they said it was a good workout for anyone that didn't have access to excersise equipment. I'm not exactly up to those levels yet, but I'm working on it.
__________________ Flavius Vegetius Renatus De Rei Militari - Let him who desires peace prepare for war. Hard work doesn't guarantee success, but without it you don't have a chance. - Alex Rodriguez (Go Yankees!) |
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| Tirones | Post; no wayMod Edit: Post Removed. If you want to push your website and/or book on this forum, you will follow the listed requirements to do so. You will not place a negative shadow on valid information for publicity purposes. |
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