Tomharto30, will there be a cheaky warm-up before the BPT?
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I cant bloody stand firemans carries either, it's literally 90 seconds of agonising pain (although the last time i did it was after bottomfield and the assault course x2).
Tomharto30, will there be a cheaky warm-up before the BPT?
Tomharto30, will there be a cheaky warm-up before the BPT?
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firemans carry is not easier for bigger guys because when you match up down there you get together with someone your wait. If you're bigger then you're matched up with a bigger guy. so nobody profits and its an easy test to pass, its 90 seconds of pain and once thats done, thats you passed that test.
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Yep, I had first hand experience of that but still managed to complete the 200metres, even if it was a fast walkADDiction wrote:I was told they was no policy on two similiar weight guys, and that the PTI's would go out of their way to create mismatches to see how long it would take before the lighter guy flipped and gave up.
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Just make sure your the biggest in your group, then you have to have someone smaller than you 
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I'll remember that Sully, good advice 
I always find it helps to try and stay in the middle of the pack. Atleast then you have a fairly good chance of making the time and you can use the other lads to pace yourselves (e.g. not letting the guy behind you overtake you)
I always find it helps to try and stay in the middle of the pack. Atleast then you have a fairly good chance of making the time and you can use the other lads to pace yourselves (e.g. not letting the guy behind you overtake you)
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camp circuits with the big green mats lol
or having to move all the gym equipment from one side of the gym to the other in ten mins lol
or having to move all the gym equipment from one side of the gym to the other in ten mins lol
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