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training time!
training time!
hiya, i would just like to know how long everyday or week i should be spending on training for infantry, thank you 
Sorry if this sounds abit harsh but surely you can work that out yourself from either using some common witt or by looking at one of many threads discussing things like this?
But to answer your question. I would run 4 times a week (slowly building up your distance/time) and one day in the gym using the crosstrainer, rower/ bike. Also don't forget swimming!
But to answer your question. I would run 4 times a week (slowly building up your distance/time) and one day in the gym using the crosstrainer, rower/ bike. Also don't forget swimming!
Davey, have a look at the training schedules published in either the Para or 'Joining the Royal Marines' sections. there are plenty of posts available, stacks of info. I suggest you start by using the search facility. Top left of the screen.
You should talk to somebody who gives a f**k.
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even if you're joining a different infantry regiment, still thats a good programme to follow
even if you're joining a different infantry regiment, still thats a good programme to follow
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Ive you've gone from sofa to 6 milers then It could be shin splints.
Passed PRMC 17th December 2003
Started Basic 5th July 2004 880 Troop, Jan 2005 886 Troop, June 2005 893 Troop, July 2005 895 Troop
Got MD 3rd November 2005
Our greatest glory is not in never failing, but in rising up every time we fail. ~Ralph Waldo Emerson
Started Basic 5th July 2004 880 Troop, Jan 2005 886 Troop, June 2005 893 Troop, July 2005 895 Troop
Got MD 3rd November 2005
Our greatest glory is not in never failing, but in rising up every time we fail. ~Ralph Waldo Emerson
I still get shin splints now, whenever I increase the intensity of my running training. Does anyone know what can be done to prevent this? I know about ibuprofen, stretching, and shin strengthening exercises, but they keep coming back... I have to keep taking time off of running to let them recover.
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