Theres quite a few coppers in my troop at mersey mate.

I'd feel alot safer with that dragon skin lark rather than standard issue. On Commando On The Frontline they say it wont stop a bullet, just keep your insides inside haha.

Anyone got any tips on exercies which will allow me to touch my toes?

Fairburn sykes commando dagger, I've been trying to get hold of one but they are insanely hard to find especially fully black, I think it is only the SF that use these now but please correct me if i'm wrong. :lol:

Easiest place to get hold of one is e-bay I just googled 'Fairburn sykes commando ...

To pass the medical for RM? Because I sreiously can't

Before some boffin comes in here and is like, 'Hurmm its doesnt work like this' Like I said it was just a theory which I thought was worth posting.

The # of reps Ive posted is not what Im aiming for just posted it as an example, ofcourse Im aiming for max score on each one :D

Ahh I dont know ...

Got bored so thought I would do a bit of math :)

I've been told that a total of 400 points is available on POC, 180 being needed to pass. Four exercises (bleep test,pull,press, and sit-up ) = 400 points so in theory one exercise has a maximum mark of 100 points.

Max score for bleep test: 15.5
Max ...

Fartlek
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fartlek

Interval
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interval_training

Hillsprints, you should start off doing ten of them, carry on doing it the way you are (sprint up, jog down) and gradually increase the reps over time. You will get terrrible DOMs doing hill ...

I cacked in my pants

Happy April Fools

I was just about post this, seems good. Should check it out.

If you get assigned to FPGRM, can you request a transfer ? to 40 42 or 45, and vice versa?

Ideally you should run for time not distance, ie. start running for 20 mins at low intensity the gradually increase to high intensity until fail which will probably take a few months, by then the pre joining running tests should be a doddle. To improve press ups and that, its best to just hit the ...

Would a stint in the RMR after A-levels give me the same chance as a graduate entry recruit?

Because I don't think I could afford tuition fees, and I'm not up for getting into debt when I'm 17.

I was just wondering, would my chances of getting accepted onto the intake for officers differ if I had a Degree or A-levels?

Basically. am I more likely to get accepted if i have a Uni degree ? Or is it more about how I perform in POC and AIB?

Cheerss.

The requirement for an officer is 180 UCAS points.

I was just wondering, if I got a degree in sayyy... Physical Chemistry. Would these UCAS points become unimportant ?