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I was able to do 20 pull ups when i was working out so i assume i can do 5-10 now.And running?Ha i enjoyed my foot parkour ive got that down too, sit ups not that great i can do 30(slow and proper) and push my self to do 40.
You ARE kidding right? I'm damn near 50 & out of shape after being crippled in a bike wreck & even I can do better than you...
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Kid, you arent going to make it in the Army, PERIOD.

If somehow by the grace and mercy of God you manage to get thru basic training without shooting yourself, dropping a grenade in the pit or being severly beaten by your classmates, you WILL step on your d*ck sooner rather than later and WILL be put out of the Army quickly.

Your recruiter is a POS, if I ever find out who he is and who you are, I will have the both of you thrashed, I promise you that.

Theres no such thing as "stress cards" in training.

There are rifles and plenty of ammunition though.
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But were you at the time under 100, in highschool i was under 100 pounds and did this =) now im 110(look i gained a pound in a day)
At your weight you can fluctuate 2-3 pounds a day based on how much water your body is retaining. Not uncommon
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About the water to weight ratio, shhhh dont tell meps! If i can hold it, it will work!
And what you mean barely?I had to pay other needs =( which sadly i had to give up for the military.Poor tegu, was a money eater but was my money eater!
Where did you go to HS? If you dont mind me asking. If you dont want to answer that at least what district
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Not trying to talk big or be a braggart a-hole, but if I weighed 107 (or 110) and did a pull-up, I'd launch myself into orbit.
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About the water to weight ratio, shhhh dont tell meps! If i can hold it, it will work!
And what you mean barely?I had to pay other needs =( which sadly i had to give up for the military.Poor tegu, was a money eater but was my money eater!
I mean Barely, in the fact that You BARELY got through a few cases of ammo w/o shooting yourself or others
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Well major tom you should have seen my altitude in highschool.Cause thats my weight now in highschool was under 100(bout 98 if i can recall) and when ever the army came with the pull up bars, I beasted! Won shirts, little key things, some stickers. I clean house when they came

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Man always gotta be one step ahead... Damn old Marines
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Back then done an 8th a week, but never in school cause i was the lead programmer of the Flash team, and had to do all the coding for the games, plus i played lots of starcraft in computer class so i had to keep my micro and macro tip top for ZVZ!
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I call BS on this whole thread. We have been duped by a Troll here.This is what I think. Just too much silliness going on here
I jioned the Marine Corps when I was 17,I had my 18th Birthday at MCRD.I know what it's like to be young and joining the Military.I think these stories are an elaborate collection of stories that have been picked up on and passed off as the OP's own experiences at Meps.
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It has to be a joke. There is no way someone is this...
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I gotta go to sleep soon going to meps in morning, crazy recruiter wants me to get there at 4:00 again should meet me there
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I scored highest in the car of 3 ppl, i thought 55 was good...
haha... 55 sucks BAD. From what you've written...you have no place in the military imho.
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Do you believe everything your recruiter tells you?

Now don't get me wrong, I did 9 years in he service and I'm proud of it. I'm 3rd generation Army, and hope my son becomes 4th. But one thing I can tell you (and probably every other former SM here on Calguns will say the same thing) is this - don't believe what your recruiter tells you. They are notorious for lying, cheating, and doing absolutely whatever they feel they have to do, to fill their quotas. Whatever they tell you, whatever they promise you, get it in writing or it didn't happen. Sure there's some honest ones out there, but I've known a lot of "really great guys" who didn't cut the mustard.

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I'll give you this,the entertainment value is pretty high here.I'm glad Al Gore invented the internet.
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I suppose so, if you count a bunch of active duty/vets engaging a lost shower shoe. We're definitely well on our way to Gecko45 worthiness.
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QUOTE=haiedras;3146270]I suppose so, if you count a bunch of active duty/vets engaging a lost shower shoe. We're definitely well on our way to Gecko45 worthiness.[/QUOTE]

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I take back the recommendation to talk to Cavtrooper. Many people offer honest advice and you took the know it all attitude. You seem like a **** bag, you will hear this term sooner or later. I am sure you can figure out the meaning. There was a guy in my platoon in basic that weighed 120 pounds and he had one hell of a time doing the ruck marches and buddy carries and things like that. In the Army, if you are not squared away it is real easy to take the wrong path. There are many people in my company that are getting recycled at school because they focus on partying and having fun and they fail their tests. Or they stay up to late doing dumb crap every night and can't stay awake. People get drunk in the barracks and when they get caught they get bent over backwards.

If you do make it into the Army, you have to have your mind and body right from the get go or you are going to have one heck of a time. You need to be able to pass the PT test before you go into basic because there is a lot of training days and you really don't do PT that much. I got pneumonia about a week into basic and I was sick for 5 weeks out of 9 weeks. If I didn't come into basic in real good shape, I would have been screwed. I did all the training while I was sick and passed my PT tests. It was miserable but you just have to drive on.

In AIT it is way to easy to get fat and lazy. There is junk food all over the place and the PT is far to easy to maintain your fitness level. I go to the gym after PT 3 - 4 days week.
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I am just curious.

Is the Aussie typing an internet persona? Or are you truly an Aussie?

Mate, Cheers, Piss Off, etc.

I am going to be completely honest with you:

If you do not help yourself with the English and the attitude, MI School will be a super waste of your time.

You will probably pass basic, unless your foot, weight and attitude kick in and do you in.

35M is not an easy job. When I say not easy, trust me on this one. Your grammar is atrocious, your spelling needs improvement and your attitude needs to be controlled.

I am not being mean to you when I say these things. The three things I mentioned above are intrinsic to your success in the field you chose (if a 55 is enough to qualify).

Take this as a nice reminder from a Sergeant in the field. The military did, does and continues to have checks and balances when it comes to its troops, and I just would hate to see this as a complete waste of time on your part, and a waste of my tax payer's dollars.

I recommend you talk to your mother and father about this some more. Ask them:

"Mom, Dad, do you really think I can make it in the military? Be honest".

If they say yes, then they obviously want you out of the house, because as a parent, I would like for my son to succeed, and the way things read here you are not ready.

Please, think hard and long about committing yourself to a life changing experience that can chew you up and spit you out (Peter Murphy), or mold you into a surgical tool to find, fix and destroy the enemies of our nation.

Good luck to you mate,

SFC Jerry.

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P.S.: I am not kidding about telling the truth about the drug use. If you are honest, some things can be understood. If you are caught on a lie (and believe me, it happens more often than not), you will feel the consequences.
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I am just curious.

Is the Aussie typing an internet persona? Or are you truly an Aussie?

Mate, Cheers, Piss Off, etc.

I am going to be completely honest with you:

If you do not help yourself with the English and the attitude, MI School will be a super waste of your time.

You will probably pass basic, unless your foot, weight and attitude kick in and do you in.

35M is not an easy job. When I say not easy, trust me on this one. Your grammar is atrocious, your spelling needs improvement and your attitude needs to be controlled.

I am not being mean to you when I say these things. The three things I mentioned above are intrinsic to your success in the field you chose (if a 55 is enough to qualify).

Take this as a nice reminder from a Sergeant in the field. The military did, does and continues to have checks and balances when it comes to its troops, and I just would hate to see this as a complete waste of time on your part, and a waste of my tax payer's dollars.

I recommend you talk to your mother and father about this some more. Ask them:

"Mom, Dad, do you really think I can make it in the military? Be honest".

If they say yes, then they obviously want you out of the house, because as a parent, I would like for my son to succeed, and the way things read here you are not ready.

Please, think hard and long about committing yourself to a life changing experience that can chew you up and spit you out (Peter Murphy), or mold you into a surgical tool to find, fix and destroy the enemies of our nation.

Good luck to you mate,

SFC Jerry.

Cheers!!!

P.S.: I am not kidding about telling the truth about the drug use. If you are honest, some things can be understood. If you are caught on a lie (and believe me, it happens more often than not), you will feel the consequences.
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It honestly depends on your physical conditioning. I came in at 5'10" and 145-150, and I did fine. Upper body conditioning is nice, but unless you're like Neo in the Matrix, you'll build up that conditioning soon enough in basic. But if you can't run...well, that's going to suck a lot more.

Mental fortitude plays just as much a role as physical conditioning. When you absolutely have to carry a 6'4" 240lb dude in a fireman's carry...you make it happen.
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Ha! The fireman's carry was the same thing I was thinking about.

I went in at 5'9" and 145 and did okay. I played basketball in HS and spent a lot of time outdoors as a teenager (fishing, hiking and things like that). I considered myself in decent shape yet still struggled with PT during the whole time I was in the military.

Upper body strength is crucial. We had one morning about 4 weeks into AIT when we did more than 300 pushups and 150 situps along with a 3 or 4 mile run along with all our other PT. That was all before breakfast (heck, that was before dawn!). This was not a school that's known for tough PT either, such as any of the combat arms MOS's. This was at Ft. Sam Houston for medic training which was 91A at the time.

I remember the day well, it was the day my grandmother died and I went home for 2 weeks to run the family business while my dad went to her funeral in Alaska.

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Would you expect similar difficulties for someone entering at 5'11" 146lb?
I graduated recruit training at 6' 155 lbs (showed up weighing 185). That must have been 30 lbs of nasty civilian I got rid of .

I don't think there's much difference between that and your height and weight. What it really comes down to is mental toughness. The minute you start treating your height/weight as an excuse, you've already lost.
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In My experience,The shorter more muscular Men who have a lower center of gravity make some of the best Marines/Soldiers.Of the Men I had the privilege to serve with,some were this body type and they could run,walk and crawl for days.while I was in great shape and scored very high PFT's, I could barely keep up with these Marines.I was 6'2" and 205 at the time.217 was the "fattest" I could be by the standards. The thing to really keep in mind here is,It's all about the attitude and mental Discipline.As I used to hear and say quite often."It's all about mind over matter,If You don't mind,the pain don't matter"
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