I was sponsored by the RLC to go to sandhurst. And I was invited down to deepcut for a familarisation visit. The Major in charge of dealing with the press was given a chance to tell us all how they were definatly ALL suicides and there was absolutly no chance of foul play. When I asked if it was ...

I was sponsored by the RLC to go to sandhurst. And I was invited down to deepcut for a familarisation visit. The Major in charge of dealing with the press was given a chance to tell us all how they were definatly ALL suicides and there was absolutly no chance of foul play. When I asked if it was ...

As far as I am aware Drug Use precludes selection into Sandhurst?

Or is it one rule for them and one for every one else.

Anyone who thinks status doesn't get you a nice number is kidding themselves

A mate of mine completely f@#k his aptitude test for sandhurst and because he had gone to Duke of ...

As far as I am aware Drug Use precludes selection into Sandhurst?

Or is it one rule for them and one for every one else.

Anyone who thinks status doesn't get you a nice number is kidding themselves

A mate of mine completely f@#k his aptitude test for sandhurst and because he had gone to Duke of ...

The Paras are much better than you

Unnamed Para Colour Sergeant

The Paras are much better than you

Unnamed Para Colour Sergeant

Hi! I was reading somewhere that in order to increase your aerobic/anerobic fitness (not sure which one) then you have to run for a minimum of 30 minutes. I have only just started running and I was a real couch potato before. Is this 30 mins thing true? Should I walk/run for 30 mins regardless of ...

Surely running with a walkman is a bad idea? It would probably just fall onto the ground and smash into pieces. I used to think of songs when I was running, but then I found myself breathing in the rythym of the song. I imagine the same would happen with a walkman.

I use a portable mp3 player ...

always go commando wrote:http://militaryforums.co.uk/forums/view ... +blindness

Thanks boss !!

lew wrote:This have been covered in full, use the search facility at the top of the page, or alternatively call the AFCO and ask them, they'll give you a straight answer...


lew

I tried a search but came up with nothing anyone got a link to an old thread on this topic?

I have been training like a dog for the last 6 months... Is it all in vain as I am red/green deficiant?

What? Long Slow Distanced runs the're great, a nice juant in the country and a sure fire way way of gettin that endorphin laden high, relaxation and relief thats the only LSD I need. And doing it on your own trains the mind as well as the body you will often find that after the first times that ...

I felt great after finishing mine, no aches or pains just really 'up'. The guy who I was running with (and also trained with) burst into tears at the end of it really emotional! He was a teacher and it was something he had always wanted to achieve.

To be honest my main reason for doing it was the ...

Mheyda wrote:

runningmuppet wrote:
the last six miles is the worst pain I have ever been in.

yeh not surprised, look how fast you do it in.

Every marathon should f@#k you up if you run hard.

Its what you do them for...

done a few marathons. PB of 2.55

the last six miles is the worst pain I have ever been in. It is apparently only second in amounts of suffering to childbirth. (not counting invasive injury etc.)