Thanks mate, appreciate the support.
It was as tough as i expected but i'm now used to the feeling of being exhausted but then putting the extra effort in as you have to drill that feeling that it doesn't last forever. It's alot of mental prep as it is physical.
17 passed out of 42 (i think)
A few failed the 3 miler (some failing to finish the 1.5 sprint) - effing poor prep!
A few were told they hadn't run fast enough
About 10 lads were told they were required to reach level 11 but most didn't and as a result failed.
A few lads bottled the second day upon waking up, one lad bottled the death slide and the plank walk (which is HIGH, i almost shit myself but did it fine)
Lots of mind-f**ks on bottomfield and some lads wrapped 5 minutes before the end (thinking there was 30 minutes to go)
Gym test two, 2 failed as they were borderlined anyway (gutted for them)
The night before leaving for Lympstone i barely slept and probably never been so effing scared as i knew what was coming. My cardio was 10x better this time so i was just paranoid in the end.
The PTIs are scary blokes and you are always constantly alert, you do everything at 100mph. The first night most of our room were jumping out of their skins everytime the bed squeeked (thinking it was the pti crashing in screaming at us because we'd all over-slept
)
I'll give you some more thorough answers tomorrow
Hardest part of the course for me was getting up early and cleaning
