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Passed PJFT 9.34
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SamForrest
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Passed PJFT 9.34
Just passed my PJFT today,9.34 ,instructor told me to leave it on 15.5 the whole way,just as a tip to anyone looking to do theres.
I done about 3 small runs in the last 6 weeks due to shin splints,and there JUST starting to clear up a touch,so my fitness has slipped. Was it just me that was hanging for the last minute or two?
I done about 3 small runs in the last 6 weeks due to shin splints,and there JUST starting to clear up a touch,so my fitness has slipped. Was it just me that was hanging for the last minute or two?
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Re: Passed PJFT 9.34
nice one mateSamForrest wrote:Just passed my PJFT today,9.34 ,instructor told me to leave it on 15.5 the whole way,just as a tip to anyone looking to do theres.
I done about 3 small runs in the last 6 weeks due to shin splints,and there JUST starting to clear up a touch,so my fitness has slipped. Was it just me that was hanging for the last minute or two?
ex nod was diagnosed with chronic compartment syndrome rejoining eventually.
currently in australia as im traveling the world before i rejoin the marines.
One Man One Life One Chance.
currently in australia as im traveling the world before i rejoin the marines.
One Man One Life One Chance.
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Dam, i think it was the pace that really done me. I used to run a 3 mile circuit 3 + times a week,and was getting results of about 10.30 each way,that was on the road. Im not used to running fast on a treadmill,but i felt pretty cained at the end lol. Oh well, at least now i can work towards a PRMC and hope my legs allow me crack on with more running.
Im doing a lot of Crosstrainer,but it cant replicate the intensity of a run i dont think.
Cheers anyway guys
Im doing a lot of Crosstrainer,but it cant replicate the intensity of a run i dont think.
Cheers anyway guys
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I'm like that on a running track. Think it's to do with the mind getting bored or something 
'In the warrior's heart there's no surrender, though his body says stop - his spirit cries never !'
Application sent - 10/11/07
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Application sent - 10/11/07
BARBS Test - 05/12/07 - Passed for Paras
Interview - 11/02/08 - Passed
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Well done mate! Nice to hear how fellow wannabees are getting on. I havent been on a tredmill for a while now so im gonna get on one when i get to my PJFT.
Spinning sessions are mental! One of my mates is an instructor of one the classes in LA fitness and she is seriously fit. Everyone always comes out of there looking like shite. 1000 meter swims are good. I used to do 500 meter sprints in a 25 meter pool. 4 lenghts with 1 minute rest every two lenghts or so. That was a killer.
Spinning sessions are mental! One of my mates is an instructor of one the classes in LA fitness and she is seriously fit. Everyone always comes out of there looking like shite. 1000 meter swims are good. I used to do 500 meter sprints in a 25 meter pool. 4 lenghts with 1 minute rest every two lenghts or so. That was a killer.
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