What Should My Physical Fitness Be For The Marine Core.?
October 10th, 2009 | 
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Hey, im thinking about joining the marines and want to know what my physical fitness Level should be upon entering boot camp.
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I would be more worried about being able to spell “Corps”.
Aim for 100%, which means you’ll need to do:
100 sit-ups in 2 minutes.
20 pull-ups (real pull-ups where you return to a dead-hang after each rep)
3 miles run in 18 minutes
For a kid who wants to join the Marine Corps, you’d think he’d bother learning that it’s “Corps” instead of “Core,” and he’d capitalize it.
try to meet the top requirements of passing the physical fitness exam.
100 point score would be the following:
(not timed) pull ups: 20
(2:00 minute time limit) crunches: 100
3 mile run: 18:00 minutes
here is a website for the chart:http://www.military.com/military-fitness…
physical fitness is a very important part of service in any of the armed forces but MENTAL fitness is more important.
ALWAYS be aware of WHO you are SERVING, your Fuhrer or your PEOPLE?
Think hard on this because a time is coming soon when we will all be forced to answer this question.
100 crunches in 2 minutes. 20 pull ups. 3 miles in 18 minutes. If you can do that you’ll be in great shape for boot.
Also its Corps. Not Corpse or Core.