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Discuss Fitness Test - Running in Joining Up - Royal Navy Recruiting on Navy Net; Hey all, I was just wondering if you have to run both tests one after the other. The first test being 2.5km in 11:30 minutes and the second I'm not too sure about. Any help ...
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Fitness Test - Running
Hey all, I was just wondering if you have to run both tests one after the other. The first test being 2.5km in 11:30 minutes and the second I'm not too sure about. Any help would be much appreciated thanks!
08-08-11, 18:24 #2Which job are you applying for, Dan?
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Master At Arms wasn't it?
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Mine clearance diver. Originally Posted by soleil
08-08-11, 21:13 #5Dan Originally Posted by DanBates
It's just the one run for you then; the two runs back to back PJFT is for Royal Marines.
Your PJFT is 2.4km within 10 min 30 secs.
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Okay cheers soleil
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Is it not a squad warm-up of 2.4km in 15 mins, followed by best effort for 2.4km?
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Spot on ATG. First 1.5 mile (or 2.4k in new money) is a run/walk (fartlek call it what you want) in under 15 minutes. Two minute rest then 10:30 for the next 1.5 miler. That should be a max though and not a target for a baby diver. Originally Posted by alfred_the_great Dum Spiro Spero
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Lol. That'll be a first. Originally Posted by frogman007
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Is this not during basic training? Im just interest in the test before you go there. Anyways I've got my RT tomorrow morning so this could be irrelevant haha.
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