Posted: Thu 12 Oct, 2006 12:25 am
Not to mention the fur balls!!.
And White Turds!!!
Artist
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Posted: Thu 12 Oct, 2006 1:25 pm
Posted: Sun 15 Oct, 2006 11:35 pm
I sincerely hope you lads are still talking about cats!! 
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Posted: Sat 21 Oct, 2006 3:31 am
I'm 17 and plan on joining the RM as an officer after uni (so I have a few years) but am planning on applying for a bursary at the end of A levels (summer 2008) and have been getting in shape for a while at a slow and steady pace. I do about 5 sets of 25 pressups and situps a night with occasional breaks and climbing, swimming and soo rugby hopefully. I'm 6 foot and about 11 stone.
Do you think this is okay or should i change my plan slightly?
The workout leads to 20 sets of 20 pressups and situps (I also do cross country running).
Thanks for any info and help.
Do you think this is okay or should i change my plan slightly?
The workout leads to 20 sets of 20 pressups and situps (I also do cross country running).
Thanks for any info and help.
Posted: Sat 28 Oct, 2006 7:33 pm
fogarty,
The following quote sounds more sensible. Especially the bit about
"getting in shape for a while at a slow and steady pace. I do about 5 sets of 25 pressups and situps a night with occasional breaks."
If it is of any help, I was 6 ft. and 12 stone when I joined the Corps. After I had finished training I was still 6 ft. but I was 13 1/2 stone. Stayed that way for 23 years.
Sneaky
20 sets of 20 pressups sounds like a lot!! That is 400 pressups in one go! That could be a world record!! You could be overdoing it!!The workout leads to 20 sets of 20 pressups and situps (I also do cross country running).
The following quote sounds more sensible. Especially the bit about
"getting in shape for a while at a slow and steady pace. I do about 5 sets of 25 pressups and situps a night with occasional breaks."
Just keep yourself fit. Don't overdo it. The PTI's will get you to the required level!!I'm 17 and plan on joining the RM as an officer after uni (so I have a few years) but am planning on applying for a bursary at the end of A levels (summer 2008) and have been getting in shape for a while at a slow and steady pace. I do about 5 sets of 25 pressups and situps a night with occasional breaks and climbing, swimming and soo rugby hopefully. I'm 6 foot and about 11 stone.
If it is of any help, I was 6 ft. and 12 stone when I joined the Corps. After I had finished training I was still 6 ft. but I was 13 1/2 stone. Stayed that way for 23 years.
Sneaky
Posted: Wed 22 Nov, 2006 9:22 pm
Artist said all you need to know, its not body, muscles,, you can lift weights, run marathons and it will all help, but if you don,t have that little thing in the back of your mind which tells you not to give up, then your knackered
Posted: Thu 23 Nov, 2006 11:48 am
White Turds???.......I always thought that those came from white dogs?