Kitten, practice by running 3 miles as quickly as you can. The test is for 2 miles, so if you do 3, a 2 mile test will be easier. Then, do push-ups for 4 minutes straight, as quickly as you can. The test is for 2 minutes, again, by doing more for longer, you make the test easier. Finally, do 4 minutes of sit-ups. Once again, the test is for 2 minutes, making it a bit harder on yourself makes things easier on you. Do this every 4 days. Burn yourself out.
Now, you can do shoulder shrugs, curls and squats if you want. Don't exceed 100 lbs. They never will ask more than that. If you want, you could practice sleep deprivation. Every so often go 24 hours no sleep. Keep active while you do it. Just don't sit and read or play video games. Walk, work on a car etc...
Now, your cardiovascular health is the best thing you can go for. Basic can and push you to your limits. The best thing you can do is make yourself unsmokable.
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Sounds good. Do you know if having a G.E.D would hurt my chances? Also, should I wait till I get my G.E.D to talk to a recruiter, or does it not matter?
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GED won't make a difference. Of course, get it first, as I believe that graduating from HS is a prerequisite.
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Thanks for the heads up. What did you do in the military anyway?
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I was in 1994-1998. 11B, but not airborne. A dirty, nasty leg.
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Get in any firefights?
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Nope. during that time period Gulf War I was already done, Kosovo and Haiti were the only real events. 10th Mtn was the only ones who went anywhere.