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Re: warm up
Posted: Mon 11 May, 2009 12:10 pm
by _Mark_
croker wrote:_Mark_ wrote:croker wrote:whats the warm up like, do you get chance to catch your breath after that.
You wouldn't be there if you were going to
(be) knackered after the warm up bud.
i know that mate, as abouve warm up at home is alot different than there warm up.
I know mate i've done enough of them
I think there is too much worry about what people are going to on the various courses/selection, all you can do, is use the time you have to improve your fitness, i've always aimed to get as fit as possible as apposed to just get fit enough to meet requirements, just train as best you can around your work life, as long as you put the effort in before, it wont be a problem, seriously, anything pre depot is easy. For those who havent done the log run/race you do on the insight course, it can be a bitch, but it's a mental thing, just decide not to let go and dont.
Like everyones probably heard before, you are not going to be asked to do something, that you shouldn't already be able to do.
Re: warm up
Posted: Mon 11 May, 2009 2:51 pm
by gpw2009
croker wrote:cool, didnt know about this (prac) till joined this forum. thanks for the write up.
got my ADSC selection at linchfield on 21 may... bricking it a bit, just hope im ready.
my 1.5 is down to 9.33. push ups 60, sit ups 60, heaves 10
but have had my on off days with the run. so gonna do longer distences from now to the 21 may is that a good idea?
Mate you should be fine if your doing the above. If anything, you will run faster at the ADSC, adrenaline and all that, plus you will have others to run against.
Don't worry about the PRAC either. I haven't done this but if your fit enough, which if you pass ADSC you are, then it will be fine! Like _Mark_ said, there are no hidden tasks, press ups, sit up's, heaves and running!
Good luck mucker!

Posted: Mon 11 May, 2009 7:40 pm
by hoot
Providing i pass ADSC this month lads on the 20th i've been told i'll be put on this PRAC course on the 2 nd of june (my birthday how fun!)
Just incase anyone was wondering when the next one is
Andy
Posted: Mon 11 May, 2009 9:12 pm
by Nealbei
Is the corse compulsory?
Posted: Mon 11 May, 2009 10:16 pm
by just_me
If you want to join the Parachute Regiment, yes.
Posted: Tue 12 May, 2009 7:53 am
by croker
thanks gpw2009/mark.
started to get bit more confident now smashed out a couple long runs easy. and in not to bad time gonna do a timed 1.5 on fri and last one on monday. then selection on thurs

Posted: Sat 16 May, 2009 5:22 pm
by A White
i just completed PRAC on thursday, it's good stuff. Opens up your eyes to stuff you might not have known before, plus i got loads of advice.
Posted: Sat 16 May, 2009 6:18 pm
by paraprep1
A White wrote:i just completed PRAC on thursday, it's good stuff. Opens up your eyes to stuff you might not have known before, plus i got loads of advice.
well done mate

what was your run time on the course? how did you find the steeple chase and trainasium?
Posted: Sat 16 May, 2009 7:36 pm
by just_me
What's the obstacle course like?
And what sort of stuff do you do on the Trainasium?
Posted: Sun 17 May, 2009 10:25 am
by wanna_be_sky_god
just_me wrote:What's the obstacle course like?
And what sort of stuff do you do on the Trainasium?
6ft wall, balance beams, cat walk, gate vault.....ect.
Posted: Sun 17 May, 2009 7:37 pm
by EagleEyes
wanna_be_sky_god wrote:just_me wrote:What's the obstacle course like?
And what sort of stuff do you do on the Trainasium?
6ft wall, balance beams, cat walk, gate vault.....ect.
6ft dont sound that bad...
Posted: Mon 18 May, 2009 2:01 pm
by paraprep1
EagleEyes wrote:wanna_be_sky_god wrote:just_me wrote:What's the obstacle course like?
And what sort of stuff do you do on the Trainasium?
6ft wall, balance beams, cat walk, gate vault.....ect.
6ft dont sound that bad...
yeah its a piece of piss that obstacle, although its probably harder in full fighting order i assume, the 12 foot wall however is a completely different matter

Posted: Mon 18 May, 2009 4:52 pm
by EagleEyes
paraprep1 wrote:EagleEyes wrote:wanna_be_sky_god wrote:
6ft wall, balance beams, cat walk, gate vault.....ect.
6ft dont sound that bad...
yeah its a piece of piss that obstacle, although its probably harder in full fighting order i assume, the 12 foot wall however is a completely different matter

12 foot!! I knew there was a 9 foot but not 12! That should be ...

fun??
Posted: Mon 18 May, 2009 5:29 pm
by wanna_be_sky_god
12ft wall is hard in fighting order
Posted: Mon 18 May, 2009 9:26 pm
by JunkBox
12ft? that you have to climb?

In all seriousness how are you meant to do that?