So Im Joining the Navy.

[BulldogRed]

Me and my brother in law are joining. Im not going to boot camp until next year so I have time to get into L337 shape. Anyone have experience with the armed forces?

[LarryDean]

good move make it work for you :salute!:

[ebsoria]

The Navy, eh? Isn't that the one where 2,000 men go to sea and 1,000 couples return??


No! I'm only kidding. My dad served in the Navy. I have utmost respect for most anyone who has commited part or all their lives and served so I can live the way I am. I :salute!: you for doing your part.

[chazoe60]

The Navy, eh? Isn't that the one where 2,000 men go to sea and 1,000 couples return??


No! I'm only kidding. My dad served in the Navy. I have utmost respect for most anyone who has commited part or all their lives and served so I can live the way I am. I :salute!: you for doing your part.

I officially don't like eb anymore, but we all saw that coming.


My Grandpa, the greatest man I ever met, was in the Navy. If it weren't for my laziness and total disdain for all authority I probably would have joined the Navy.

[VenomousDB]

If I were to join a branch of the military Itd be the Marines.
Navy Seals kick some ass too.

[ebsoria]

I officially don't like eb anymore, but we all saw that coming.


My Grandpa, the greatest man I ever met, was in the Navy. If it weren't for my laziness and total disdain for all authority I probably would have joined the Navy.

Awwww.... chazoe... it was only a joke. I've got some Marine jokes too....

[chazoe60]

Awwww.... chazoe... it was only a joke. I've got some Marine jokes too....

Okay, you're forgiven. This time.

[ebsoria]

Okay, you're forgiven. This time.

Phew!!!!!

[Mount-n-Groan]

Normally, I would say that a solid schedule of running, push-ups, & sit-ups would be a good idea, but since it's the Navy I would also throw in some swimming (and pull-ups for good measure). Obviously the better shape you're in the easier the physical aspect will be. And, if you can make any one part easier on yourself then the rest will be easier too. You can do some searching for "Navy PFT standards / training" or "armed forces physical fitness test training" and that will give you a good idea of not only what will be expected of you (and tested on), but also some PT guides and training ideas.

I'm a (former) Army man, myself; but I did spend 4 years in Navy JROTC and had some experience as a junior squid.

Best of luck to you! Serve Proudly!!! :salute!:

[BulldogRed]

Thanks everyone, im super exited and i cant wait to get out there.:salute!: