Martial arts really really get your stamina up.GorillaKing798 wrote:
I do around 100 in a row, ju jit su training 5 nights a week gets you into major shape, by the end of the summer I'll probably do around 175-200.
For situps I can do about 72 a minute last time I timed myself.
=Karma-Kills= wrote:
Why do i keep reading:
How Many Cock Push-Ups Can You Do?
Especially Hurricane!HurricaИe wrote:
if we're going by size alone, there are a couple people on here who I know are bullshitting...BlackKoala wrote:
bullshit, mr 13 year old. im looking for the picture of you now.Reddhedd wrote:
About 90 is my limit.
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Call bullshit all you like, some can, some can't. It's no big deal tbh.SpIk3y wrote:
I'm amazed at all the people who say they can do 100+ consecutive pushups with no break. That takes months of training and conditioning. Hell, that would score you a 100% for the pushup category of the USMC Fitness Test, the hardest out of the 3 military branches, so you know it's gotta be tough. I call bullshit.
That said, I can do 60.
GTFOSpIk3y wrote:
the hardest out of the 3 military branches
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chair force dont count.God Save the Queen wrote:
GTFOSpIk3y wrote:
the hardest out of the 3 military branches
edit: 3?
I guess I should have said 4, although Marines are part of the Navy, but Marines have a separate test. Army, Air Force, Navy, and Marines all have different fitness tests and requirements.God Save the Queen wrote:
GTFOSpIk3y wrote:
the hardest out of the 3 military branches
edit: 3?
I know. So what makes the USMC the toughest?SpIk3y wrote:
I guess I should have said 4, although Marines are part of the Navy, but Marines have a separate test. Army, Air Force, Navy, and Marines all have different fitness tests and requirements.God Save the Queen wrote:
GTFOSpIk3y wrote:
the hardest out of the 3 military branches
edit: 3?
Yes all the military branches require a preliminary test to join up and then you are tested (I believe) every month so you maintain at least the minimum fitness requirements. But the Navy requirements are much easier than the Marine Corps'.God Save the Queen wrote:
do they do PT in the navy?
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meGod Save the Queen wrote:
I know. So what makes the USMC the toughest?
army does a 2 mile run where in order to score 100% you have to run at 6 minute mile pace, hardly easy. the rest of the Army excercises are completed in within 2 minutes, you have to get a certain number in order to get 100%. You need at least 60% in all three in order to pass.SpIk3y wrote:
Yes all the military branches require a preliminary test to join up and then you are tested (I believe) every month so you maintain at least the minimum fitness requirements. But the Navy requirements are much easier than the Marine Corps'.God Save the Queen wrote:
do they do PT in the navy?
Army does: push-ups, sit-ups, and a 2 mile run
Navy does: push-ups, sit-ups, and a 1.5 mile run
USMC does: pull-ups (much harder than push-ups), sit-ups, and 3 mile run
Air Force does: Who cares
The minimum requirements actually aren't that difficult for an athlete, but if you ever want to be in any type of Special Forces like SEALS or Green Beret, you have to be waaaaay above the minimums. The requirements and scoring charts can be found in 2 seconds on google so I won't post them all here.
To get back on topic, a 100% for the Army in pushups is only 75, which is still damn hard. I was wrong about USMC and 100 pushups.
i love pull ups. best workout imoWallpaper wrote:
Oh fuck. Pull-ups. I hate them.
*screams of terror*
Sorry I guess my sarcasm detector is broken. I thought you were British looking at your name tbh.God Save the Queen wrote:
nevermind. I wasnt looking for an answer.
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Man, I'm telling you the big toe was probably the worst of the lot! Took about two years to heal!KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
lol big toe. I know, I know, it hurts.Braddock wrote:
I've broken my left wrist about 4 times and my right wrist twice...I've also broken my right index finger, my right big toe and my nose.csmag wrote:
I actually did it on two separate occasions.
The first time, I was hit into the boards in hockey and my left arm went into them at a funny angle which snapped the growth plate on my wrist in half and fractured my hand as well worst spring break yet . The second time, I was playing some tackle football for fun with some friends and some asshole tackled me and I landed funny on my right arm, breaking my right elbow. If that wasn't enough I had my appendix out about two weeks later... It's been one hell of a year for me.
Some people get all the luck.
big toe. Hahaha.
Ive known people that run better the more hungover/drunk they are.usmarine2 wrote:
I hated PT. Which really sucked when I was stationed in Hawaii. The bars in Waikiki closed at 0430. Which means I was running by 0600. Wow, that sucked now that I look back on it.
