Navy PFT Training

Bump I'm considering too op

>>42238736
OCS or enlisting? Just look up the up to date PRT standards for your age group and fucking slay that shit. Generally speaking, the Navy is the most gainz friendly branch. You can legit spend all your free time working out or eating when you're not on watch or working on quals.

>>42238736

Enlisted or Officer?

Regular PRT or the PST for NSW?

>>42238900
>>42238908
Pretty sure I'm just enlisting, seeing as I have fuck-all previous military experience.

And adjusting my current routine to work with the PF requirements is my plan, if I can't find a decent specialized routine.

It's the easiest thing ever, I've maxed it out. Just do runs, push ups and crunches in a balance so that you don't set the world record for a 1.5 miles run then fail the pft because you can't do pushups like that idiot.

>>42238977
if you have a 4yr degree, decent grades (over 3.0) and score well on the aptitude tests at the recruiting office you can put together a packet to try to be an officer
t. trying to go to OCS now

>>42238991
Gpa right now is around 3.0, I'll be able to raise it over the next couple semesters (doing 2 or 3 more)