Basic Training

>>37851323
I think the most sensible thing to do
would do push ups, sit ups, and run, 3-6 days a week
since all you want to do is crush the test in these 3 specific exercises
you should just repeat them, and eat like a human being

One thing that really helped me on situps was planks. Get you one of those big inflatable balls, and do planks with your elbows propped up on it. Roll it around, front to back, side to side, circles, etc.

>>37851377
>>37851368
Thanks! I usually do atleast a 2min plank every workout ill try and do the workout ball thing that sounds like a good way to get my side abs

>>37851444
to improve running try HIIT sometimes

>>37851323
>run 2 miles at 7 one day
>run 2 miles at 7.2 the next time
>7.4
>etc

>>37851478
What units are the 7, 7.2, etc.?
Are you referring to mph?

>>37851323
book one lesson with an experienced trainer
build a program.
The difference between a well built HIIT program and "just running and doing pushups" is amazing.

>>37851535
yes

>>37851323
You're already too late
You'll want to train to at least a minute above those times because you are going to be sick as fuck at basic, everyone will get every virus anyone else has, so plan to do better than "at" the maximum

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Hey OP, I found that I got the biggest jump in performance for the APFT when I started following a good PPL routine desu, an emphasis on shoulder and triceps for push days. That really helped me on my push-ups.
As for sit-ups I switch it up, 80 sit-ups without my feet being held followed by 40 crunches and 40 obliques each side, well I've increased how much I do now I recommend starting there. And then you know stuff like leg raises, declined sit-ups, flutter kicks, actually having your feet held and timing yourself.

As for the run, I run some with a friend of mine who is faster sometimes for like 3-5 miles usually, hop on the stationary bike with a good resistance for like 5 miles to help build leg endurance.

That's just some stuff that I feel has personally helped me OP. Tbh the guys in my company who seem to constantly crush it don't even really work out.

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