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End of Phase one...
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End of Phase one...
Hello everyone, i haven't been on here since i started RT, so now i'm on summer leave and have some spare time i thought i'd get on and tell you how things are going.
So i've completed phase one of training now and looking forward to week 16 and phase two after leave. So far i've enjoyed it, everyone has different expierance's, but i have found it ok, plenty of up's and not too many down's as yet, hopefully it stay's that way. I've been awarded a section tape, so i'm well happy with that.
Fire away with any questions on training and i'll answer them as honestly as i can and not dress anything up like most nods!
Richie
So i've completed phase one of training now and looking forward to week 16 and phase two after leave. So far i've enjoyed it, everyone has different expierance's, but i have found it ok, plenty of up's and not too many down's as yet, hopefully it stay's that way. I've been awarded a section tape, so i'm well happy with that.
Fire away with any questions on training and i'll answer them as honestly as i can and not dress anything up like most nods!
Richie
Recruit training- 30th april
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Hello mate,
It's not all that bad, get your head down get out of foundation and into the blocks, life becomes a little easier then. Go there with an open mind on how things are going to be and remember why your there.
Weeks 1-5 is all joining rountine, starting in the gym, drill and generally get trashed. Weeks 6-9, live firing, gym passout, getting more into it, weeks 10-15, the field exercise's become more intense, you get down to bottom field, more live firing, dunker drills, grenade throwing.
I know that's mega brief, but it goes really quick, its all progressive and basically everything is build up to week 15 and baptist run..
It's not all that bad, get your head down get out of foundation and into the blocks, life becomes a little easier then. Go there with an open mind on how things are going to be and remember why your there.
Weeks 1-5 is all joining rountine, starting in the gym, drill and generally get trashed. Weeks 6-9, live firing, gym passout, getting more into it, weeks 10-15, the field exercise's become more intense, you get down to bottom field, more live firing, dunker drills, grenade throwing.
I know that's mega brief, but it goes really quick, its all progressive and basically everything is build up to week 15 and baptist run..
Recruit training- 30th april
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Dunker drills is getting out of a crashed helicopter in water or something *I think*. Baptist Run is an excercise full of navigation and yomping and section tape - each section in the troop (5 sections) will have a section leader, after week 15 he gets to put a bit of white tap on his uniform so others know hes a section leader. Leads up to becoming a Diamond and Kings Badgemen.
"The only time you should start worrying about a soldier is when they stop bitchin'."
Congrats 946Trp
Congrats 946Trp
Hows it going nutsize! sorry mate didnt have chance to say have a hoofing summer! some one mentioned about huntersmoon, well that was definatly emotional! it all depends on your training team, me and richie had to yomp to survival ex which is at the end of huntersmoon with our bergans on, i thought i was going to die!
pschometric test- passed
eye test- passed
interview-passed
medical -passed
pjft- 9.02
A fool learns by his own mistakes, a wise man learns by others.
push ups 72
pull ups 8 but it nearly killed me!
sit ups 70 form questionable
1.5 mile-9.12
eye test- passed
interview-passed
medical -passed
pjft- 9.02
A fool learns by his own mistakes, a wise man learns by others.
push ups 72
pull ups 8 but it nearly killed me!
sit ups 70 form questionable
1.5 mile-9.12
Well done on getting the tape, now you just have to keep it.
I've just got off final ex, so if you want any heads up for phase 2, ask away.
As for the hardest exercise i would say it was violent entry, just for the yomping we did (damn you and your steep hlls sennybridge!!).
Enjoy your leave while you can
I've just got off final ex, so if you want any heads up for phase 2, ask away.
As for the hardest exercise i would say it was violent entry, just for the yomping we did (damn you and your steep hlls sennybridge!!).
Enjoy your leave while you can

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I second what Jack said about Violent Entry being the hardest, even though i aint done final Ex yet. Cant think of anything worse than yomping on the hills at Sennybridge, dont think im ever gonna go to Wales again!!
P.S. Unlucky on the sports day Jack, u were never going to beat the mighty 938 though!!!
P.S. Unlucky on the sports day Jack, u were never going to beat the mighty 938 though!!!
Applied : 30th March 2006
Psychometric test: 24th April - PASSED
Interview: 10th May - PASSED
Medical: 10th May - PASSED
PJFT: 28th May - PASSED
RMAD: 12th September - PASSED
PRMC: 9th Jan - PASSED
Psychometric test: 24th April - PASSED
Interview: 10th May - PASSED
Medical: 10th May - PASSED
PJFT: 28th May - PASSED
RMAD: 12th September - PASSED
PRMC: 9th Jan - PASSED