Love this! I Served 2006 - 2010 and this brings back great memories. To all those currently in, or joining. Smash it! Best job and life experience you can have. It will take you frok boy to man, and make you a better person.
good times, I remember my training team having a wicked sense of humour, locker monstering anyone daft enough to leave theirs unlocked. we came back to find every bit of kit from one locker shoved into an NBC suit and laid out like a body on a bed complete with its own gas mask and boots we thought it was brilliant :)
I’ve just signed up for the reserves and attested. Although my training won’t be this, it’s super useful to help me prepare for Alpha and Bravo. Also, the vids are just cool to watch. Cheers!
Looks like the kind of thing that looks like fun now, but you'll regret thinking that while you're doing it and be proud of yourself after you've finished it. Looks fun
I joined in 2003 as a JS at AFC harrogate at 16, then phase 2 at Catterick, served 7 yrs with The Black Watch (3 scots) Jeez how training has changed! Looks more chilled, Good vid tho Sir 🎖✌
I rememeber doing intro ex 1 during the methods of movement we basically were swimming through sheep shit my whole section got pink eye but I'd do it all again in a heart beat
I am actually surprised Basic Training in the British Army is so long. I made a comment on I believe the 1st week video, about how much more "polite" British Army PTIs are compared to American Drill Sergeants. It's probably because BCT in the US Army is much shorter, and we Americans are, from the British perspective, "very loud" to begin with. The US Marine DIs are even louder and their Boot Camp is longer. It's a difference in training styles.
@@djrxp Depending on Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) the Average is about 10 weeks. The US Army then sends you to Advanced Individual Training (AIT) which can last from 4 to 52 weeks depending on MOS. Infantry, Cavalry Scouts, Combat Engineers, CRBN (Chemical, Radiological, Biological, Nuclear) Specialist (used to be called NBC), and Military Police do One Station Unit Training (OSUT) which combines Basic and AIT into one Training Cycle. Then there are the Special Courses such as Airborne, Air Assault, and Ranger School (which is separate from the Ranger Assessment and Selection Program RASP, which is selection for the Regiment).
Done my basic training in Cetterick way way back in 1988. Served in the armoured corps and Cambrai barracks was where i done it. I remember my first run on the moors. I had never seen a cattle grid before as i was from London and you didnt get many down there. Totally bewildered me until i asked what they were some weeks later..
Holy fuckoli, I think I’m legitimately jealous. My first field exercise involved sleeping in a hasty fighting position with a poncho propped up by my rifle as it rained. Never really shown a proper hooch so of course, it was hooch city on the 2nd FTX. No low crawling? Marching sans helmet? Lucky. Still, enjoying the videos, it’s always neat to see how other folks do things.
Thanks for the comment, sounds like you had a rough time. Don't worry, the recruits do not get it easy. However they do get shown how to do everything first. The instructors educate and demonstrate, then when the course starts to advance the recruits are expected to implement and execute. Glad you're enjoying the videos!
Thanks for the great vids they have bean so helpful as I am looking to join it’s also bean so cool to see the channel grow so much 2k already keep up the great work!
I’m 15 and my dad is ex army. Growing up with that he’s always tried to persuade me towards that path. Which I’ve started to take as I’ve joined army cadets and quite enjoyed it. I like the excitement of it. Would you recommend the army for someone like me or not?
Hi sir, I'm seriously considering going to Sandhurst and I was wondering if you could shed a bit of light on the slightly more nuanced parts of joining (such as AOSB or interviews), thank you.
Good job maye! I missed out on the applications last year and this year too, my bad. Am I looking at the wrong places? Can I get a link to apply whenever possible? (P. S. I'm outside of the UK, a Commonwealth country citizen )
Anyone who's saying they join on 23rd double check your date as mine got pulled forward to the 16th. Wasn't told about it only found out cause I logged on to portal.
Doing urban ex next week which is week 16 looking forward to it then week off home not been out of camp for 8+ weeks keep it up in phase 1 though it gets better
My lad will be going Catterick in Sept. A quick question; its definitely the MOD Brown AltBerg issue boots? I see the lads here wearing MOD Brown, is that for all who go to Catterick? He'll be Infantry btw. Oh, and are the boots true to size, or run small or large? Thanks in advance.
just a suggestion... could you lower the volume of the music in the videos just so i can hear you better, i love your videos btw im hoping to join as soon as im old enough :)
I signed up a few days ago, they get back to u quick, I’m hoping to join Harrogate in September- October but idk if I have signed up to late and it’s stressing me out haha
Your body will adjust. Go out on a cool night in a t shirt and shorts, walk around for 20-30 minutes. The weather will gradually get colder and youll ease into it mate
So they will stand to attention and salute when necessary. I will emphasise that the idea of these videos is to make it slightly less informal for the viewer - but the correct standards are still in place
@@djrxp no worries shit didn't know you was a lieutenant.. I was with the welsh guards 2005 in that block. Now with the royal Welsh reserves in Cardiff
I’m due to start in a few weeks but I’m not entirely sure about what recruits are initially issued now so I was surprised to see that the lads had on those new virus plate-carrier chest rigs on in week three. Are they issued on the first day?
If u have the army fitness app use that as it will help u get prepared for training for the physical aspect of training and will help you through the 3 day assessment centre make sure that you run more that 2km every time you run and change type of ground you run on
This might be a really weird question, but when you're doing an exercise/ on deployment, how do you go the toilet? Thinking of joining as a medic and for some reason this question just can't leave my mind! Love the videos by the way.
Funniest thing about these videos is he obviously only shows the fun stuff. Half of training is literally just standing in corridors waiting to listen to a half hour lecture hahaha
Planning to join only issue is i have hayfever. And do take stuff to calm it. I wanna be a chef will this affect me? I dont have any respiratory problems relating to it ie asthma etc. any answer would be great cant find any online.
Never got taught methods of moving I don’t really see the point though as it’s something your bound to know anyway I mean crawling isn’t rocket science.
Guna apply in the british army in September after I finish my master and can’t wait. By the way love the content and quality of your videos makes me more pump up. Any tips on how I should train to pass the fitness test?
I am a common wealth citizen from Bangladesh. I really wanted to join british army. It's my whole life dream.Can you tell me what educational qualifications i need or not?
I’ve just started my health and fitness journey and been juggling with whether to join the infantry or not but I find the lack of tattoos in these videos quite worrying. I have both arms and hands done and I’m worried it’s gonna piss up my chances of joining
@@wutangtimmy3064 honestly, best bet despite how hard it may sound is to simply be a beast at the physcial if you're going infantry, as in try top the class you would likely be in. This probably means a 9-10 minute (closer to 9) 1.5 mile run and smashing the rest of the exercises. That way if they do bring it up later down the line instead of the system online rejecting you, you'll have someone actually analyse your case and probably let it slide. Best of luck with it though
Yes there is. I will cover it in detail when we get to that point in training, but it involves a loaded march (tab) and a best effort run with kit and equipment
I am hoping to join the army in a few years as a nurse but I had a pretty serious injury to my knee two years ago, I have just started running again and I’m training everyday to build back my stamina from years of dancing before my accident. I have always been very determined despite being more academic than fitness orientated but I’m trying extremely hard to prepare myself for the training. As it was a joint injury will I be able to pass the medical exam ? Thank you for reading this :)
I could do the training all the rest of it . I just couldnt eat some of them food packs to fussy 😩 id end up loosing weight. Think im probably to old now anyway but i allways wanted to join
Dont worry mate if I remember rightly it's a grenade throw Jerry can lift, weight bag lift both piss easy my little nephew could do it then you'll have a medical all day and I mean all day..... soo that's chilled might even stick ross Kemp on for you on your last day it's your 1.5 mile run after that you get showered suited and booted have an interview he tells you how well you did shakes your hand gives you a certificate then off to the pub you go pal 😆
Watching this series has really made me think about joining, looks tough but interesting and exciting👌🏻🇬🇧
My other half is currently there training and well I’ve found myself playing where’s wolly! And I can say I’ve found him a few times! 😂
Haha! I'm glad you've managed to catch him!
@@djrxpis this all for infantry training?
Love this! I Served 2006 - 2010 and this brings back great memories. To all those currently in, or joining. Smash it! Best job and life experience you can have. It will take you frok boy to man, and make you a better person.
Thanks - glad you enjoyed it!
Go on boys! Thank you for your service 🇬🇧
I loved Rations in 1990s lived on them in barracks and out on patrol lol
In barracks?!😂
You will never do anything in this world without courage. It is the greatest of the mind next to honor.
We salute you!☺
Watching from Philippines
Thanks for the comment!
Love the clips. My sons there now and just about finished week 3. It’s good to see what they are getting up to.
That's the aim of it! Keep motivating him, your support goes a long way
As the only army officer on TH-cam. Can you please do some videos on the officer process, what it’s like to be an officer, etc please.
Shout
Military kit review and another channel did one video on the topic interviewing officers, but I agree I’d like it from this channel
HighGrade A indeed, most military just go the easy route of ‘[unit you were in] reacts to [other military thing] for easy views and money
Sounds like a good idea. I'll try and put something together in a video soon to help those interested!
good times, I remember my training team having a wicked sense of humour, locker monstering anyone daft enough to leave theirs unlocked. we came back to find every bit of kit from one locker shoved into an NBC suit and laid out like a body on a bed complete with its own gas mask and boots we thought it was brilliant :)
😂 that is brilliant😂
Takes me back to my cadet days, loved it
I’ve just signed up for the reserves and attested. Although my training won’t be this, it’s super useful to help me prepare for Alpha and Bravo. Also, the vids are just cool to watch. Cheers!
Great to hear! Best of luck
I’m going this Sunday I’m nervous but excited I can’t wait I’ve been waiting over a year now 😁🙏🔥
Gl
I’m going this Sunday aswell lad where u coming from
Good luck
rowan kilpatrick I’m coming from Lowestoft area what’s ur name I’ll keep a look out for you 😂
Jake Noble yh man leaving from oulton broad
started the process, starting at harrogate then going to itc, cant wait
Best of luck!
Looks like the kind of thing that looks like fun now, but you'll regret thinking that while you're doing it and be proud of yourself after you've finished it.
Looks fun
Definitely proud after💪
Can't wait to get back to work and start training it's going to be a blast
Good stuff💪
Best channel for an insight on basic. Loving the videos!
Cheers Ben!
I joined in 2003 as a JS at AFC harrogate at 16, then phase 2 at Catterick, served 7 yrs with The Black Watch (3 scots) Jeez how training has changed! Looks more chilled, Good vid tho Sir 🎖✌
Thanks very much. Appreciate the comment
I was in the british army years ago its not just physical fitness that is important but mentally.
I’m thinking about joining. Thanks for the videos they are very inspiring.
Thanks for the feedback, appreciate it. Glad you enjoy them
I can see this channel getting big. great content.
Cheers John - thanks!
This is the exact series I've been needing for the past couple of months haha. Brilliant vids mate:)
Thanks very much - glad they help!
Amazing the british army.
I rememeber doing intro ex 1 during the methods of movement we basically were swimming through sheep shit my whole section got pink eye but I'd do it all again in a heart beat
what pink eye?
US NAVY SEALs have a saying "The only easy day was yesterday". That sums it up I think.
Joining the Guards intake on the 17th buzzing!
The hills round ITC Catterick are awful man, especially heartbreak hill when you’re getting close to the end of a 13 mile run
They definitely take some getting used to🤣
Hoping to meet you sire! Coming to Catherick in a month time. :) Just can't wait! your videos are really helping me a lot
Smashing content once again mate, real quality stuff 👌
Thank you!
I bloody loveeee it
Im in the process of joining and im scared to be honest. But this is easing my nerves a little bit so thank you
I can't wait to be in your shoes so go ahead and smash that brick wall. Break a Leg😉
I am actually surprised Basic Training in the British Army is so long. I made a comment on I believe the 1st week video, about how much more "polite" British Army PTIs are compared to American Drill Sergeants. It's probably because BCT in the US Army is much shorter, and we Americans are, from the British perspective, "very loud" to begin with. The US Marine DIs are even louder and their Boot Camp is longer. It's a difference in training styles.
Thanks for the comment - how long is basic training in the US?
@@djrxp Depending on Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) the Average is about 10 weeks. The US Army then sends you to Advanced Individual Training (AIT) which can last from 4 to 52 weeks depending on MOS. Infantry, Cavalry Scouts, Combat Engineers, CRBN (Chemical, Radiological, Biological, Nuclear) Specialist (used to be called NBC), and Military Police do One Station Unit Training (OSUT) which combines Basic and AIT into one Training Cycle. Then there are the Special Courses such as Airborne, Air Assault, and Ranger School (which is separate from the Ranger Assessment and Selection Program RASP, which is selection for the Regiment).
Ngl very jealous of these lads cause can’t go yet but trying to go to afc Harrogate and then to catrick when am 18
Thank you for your service 🙏
Thanks for the comment!
Done my basic training in Cetterick way way back in 1988. Served in the armoured corps and Cambrai barracks was where i done it. I remember my first run on the moors. I had never seen a cattle grid before as i was from London and you didnt get many down there. Totally bewildered me until i asked what they were some weeks later..
Holy fuckoli, I think I’m legitimately jealous. My first field exercise involved sleeping in a hasty fighting position with a poncho propped up by my rifle as it rained. Never really shown a proper hooch so of course, it was hooch city on the 2nd FTX. No low crawling? Marching sans helmet? Lucky.
Still, enjoying the videos, it’s always neat to see how other folks do things.
Thanks for the comment, sounds like you had a rough time. Don't worry, the recruits do not get it easy. However they do get shown how to do everything first. The instructors educate and demonstrate, then when the course starts to advance the recruits are expected to implement and execute.
Glad you're enjoying the videos!
Thanks for the great vids they have bean so helpful as I am looking to join it’s also bean so cool to see the channel grow so much 2k already keep up the great work!
Thanks for the comment! I know you were one of the first subscribers. It's crazy how fast it's developed!
Great video! Well done troops!
Thanks!
I’m 15 and my dad is ex army. Growing up with that he’s always tried to persuade me towards that path. Which I’ve started to take as I’ve joined army cadets and quite enjoyed it. I like the excitement of it. Would you recommend the army for someone like me or not?
If you have enjoyed it then it sounds like it could be an ideal fit. Do some research into the different jobs and see what you think😊
djrxp Great Thanks 😊
Starting this Sunday like fucking buzzing for it🇬🇧
Crackin video, can't wait to get umonst training soon.💪🇬🇧
Thanks - good luck!
Only just found this channel because someone recommended it on another army youtubers channel but great video
Thanks for the comment! Where was it recommended?😊
djrxp I think it was on a ranger media video? Someone in the comments was saying about how you are good for seeing what goes On in boot camp
Reuben Bunter that’s good to know, thank you!
Hi sir, I'm seriously considering going to Sandhurst and I was wondering if you could shed a bit of light on the slightly more nuanced parts of joining (such as AOSB or interviews), thank you.
Hi there! Great stuff.
I've had a lot of people say this to me. Might have to do a video for it.
Fire away with questions on here and I'll do my best
I'm convinced Dan knew this lad was turning the screw the wrong way and was laughing on the inside 5:04
😂 who knows😉
Start basic training August 23rd can’t wait
Good luck!
Thank you! This is amazing and super useful
These vids are amazing, cheers
My brothers did their training at catterick, (‘green Howard’s)
I’m off to the assessment centre soon pretty nervous
Cracking video, would love to find out a bit more about you, your personal journey through training , from day 1 to where you are now!
Hopefully joining the Grenadiers next year! so hyped to get stuck in!
Good luck!
Good job maye! I missed out on the applications last year and this year too, my bad. Am I looking at the wrong places? Can I get a link to apply whenever possible? (P. S. I'm outside of the UK, a Commonwealth country citizen )
Anyone who's saying they join on 23rd double check your date as mine got pulled forward to the 16th.
Wasn't told about it only found out cause I logged on to portal.
Good man - good luck in training!
I can’t wait till I join man, sadly have to wait a year and a bit to apply cause I don’t have a citizenship done yet
It'll be worth it - keep at it!
djrxp I sure will mate videos like this really motivate me even more. Keep up the good work 👊🏼
Doing urban ex next week which is week 16 looking forward to it then week off home not been out of camp for 8+ weeks keep it up in phase 1 though it gets better
Keep at it. Good luck
Hi there I am aspiring to to join a Scottish infantry regiment and I like thease videos, was wondering could you make them a little longer??
Yep, a few others have said the same. I will try! Thanks for the comment
@@djrxp thanks will be looking forward to ur next upload and will be sure to watch it and put a thumbs up as I am subscribed to you
My lad will be going Catterick in Sept. A quick question; its definitely the MOD Brown AltBerg issue boots? I see the lads here wearing MOD Brown, is that for all who go to Catterick? He'll be Infantry btw. Oh, and are the boots true to size, or run small or large? Thanks in advance.
The Altbergs are issued when they arrive. They will go through the sizing process and the staff will make sure they receive the right boot
@@djrxp Thanks for the info 👍🏻 appreciate it.
just a suggestion... could you lower the volume of the music in the videos just so i can hear you better, i love your videos btw im hoping to join as soon as im old enough :)
Enjoy man. Gonna join in 2 years time
Awesome stuff
My dream 🤲🏻🏃♀️
If I sign up today... Approximately how long would I have to wait to be accepted? Or how does the whole process of signing up and getting in work?
I signed up a few days ago, they get back to u quick, I’m hoping to join Harrogate in September- October but idk if I have signed up to late and it’s stressing me out haha
The process definitely works. You'll have to have a medical and an assessment before you start training
@@beccar8343 I see, thanks alot... And good luck.. Hope you get it
@@djrxp oh okay... Thanks alot
Lazy Peni thank u, good luck to u to !
I’m coming from Ghana to join the army how do I survive the cold weather any tips for me ???
When are you joining
September... I’m already in Uk
@2pm Gh what day
They’ll tell you once you’re in basic training
Your body will adjust. Go out on a cool night in a t shirt and shorts, walk around for 20-30 minutes. The weather will gradually get colder and youll ease into it mate
Are they not supposed to stand to attention in the presence of an officer or is that only in the movies?
So they will stand to attention and salute when necessary. I will emphasise that the idea of these videos is to make it slightly less informal for the viewer - but the correct standards are still in place
And God bless you all be safe
Thanks for the comment👌
Another good vid sir swear I was in that block in 2005 it was a new build then lol
Haha thanks for the comment again💪
@@djrxp no worries shit didn't know you was a lieutenant.. I was with the welsh guards 2005 in that block. Now with the royal Welsh reserves in Cardiff
"90% bean, 10% pasta, and the rest is just sauce". That sounds dry af then
I’m here on 23rd this series is so helpful
23rd of August I'll be there too
Sam Pratt same mate what reg u wanting to join
Maj royal welsh, you?
I'm joining pwrr
I’m due to start in a few weeks but I’m not entirely sure about what recruits are initially issued now so I was surprised to see that the lads had on those new virus plate-carrier chest rigs on in week three. Are they issued on the first day?
I don’t really like the look of the new virtus kit and that spine metal thing they have on
In the TAB how long do you walk for and then how long do you run for.
It changes on the session. The test is tab for 4km and run for 2km
Am from a commonwealth country, I've been trying to join the army for awhile now but no luck
Same..here.. Its been hard
Yeah.
Keep at it, stay positive!
I love the great workmanship.
How can one join from a different country like Kenya?
Hi there - have a look at the British Army website for details!
Hope my medical forms don't come back to say I'm unfit, been banking on joining the Welsh Guards for nearly a year now.
Fingers crossed! Good luck
Good man, guards are the way forward😉
16th August I start Gaurds training.
Getting nervous now!
Same here mate!
Good luck gents
@@jamesyoung9812 will keep an eye out for ya! Can't wait to get started
@@mattwiper Buzzing mate! What reg you hoping of joining?
@@jamesyoung9812 grenadier gaurds hopefully.
Was between them and Coldstream
What about yourself?
I'm looking to join up in the future, how would you recommend I prepare for it? Is there any specific qualifications I need to get?
It depends what role you want to do. Best bet is to have a look on the British Army website for job roles
@@djrxp ok, thanks. I'll have a look 👍
If u have the army fitness app use that as it will help u get prepared for training for the physical aspect of training and will help you through the 3 day assessment centre make sure that you run more that 2km every time you run and change type of ground you run on
This might be a really weird question, but when you're doing an exercise/ on deployment, how do you go the toilet? Thinking of joining as a medic and for some reason this question just can't leave my mind! Love the videos by the way.
Bush
Dig a hole and squat or there may be portaloos
You digest enough biccy browns and oatmeal blocks so you don’t shit for a good week or 2 after ex
Great video.
I'm currently In the process of joining the tank regiment
Any advice for basic training?
Work hard and listen to the instructors! 100% attitude and effort - you'll be fine!
When will be the next Recruitment for commonwealth country.?.
Check out the British Army website for details
5:27 someone’s definitely trying to dig the floor up with his rifle😂
Funniest thing about these videos is he obviously only shows the fun stuff. Half of training is literally just standing in corridors waiting to listen to a half hour lecture hahaha
Since when did you get issued ubacks in catterick 😳 i got mine in battalion 🤦🏽love the series though
Recently. Makes sense though, good bit of kit for exercise!
I could see some of them fijian boys....💙💙💙
Planning to join only issue is i have hayfever. And do take stuff to calm it. I wanna be a chef will this affect me? I dont have any respiratory problems relating to it ie asthma etc. any answer would be great cant find any online.
I think youd just take hayfever pills with ya
Hayfever is usually no show stopper. Best to check with the doctors on your medical
@@djrxp your joking right ? I
Never got taught methods of moving I don’t really see the point though as it’s something your bound to know anyway I mean crawling isn’t rocket science.
It's not, but it's good to practice and appreciate the graft that goes into it!
djrxp Hearing “grenade” is also good practice 😂
Guna apply in the british army in September after I finish my master and can’t wait. By the way love the content and quality of your videos makes me more pump up. Any tips on how I should train to pass the fitness test?
Same, 18th August the selection?
2:36, demonstrator needs to get his arse down! Would of got a boot in the side 14 year ago for that haha
Is combat infantry course still 26 weeks or have made it shorter due to covid 19?
There is a slightly shortened course at the moment
@@djrxp do you still get to go home on weekend
@@djrxp and how long is training
I am a common wealth citizen from Bangladesh. I really wanted to join british army. It's my whole life dream.Can you tell me what educational qualifications i need or not?
Is this infantry training or just phase 1 at pirbright ? Got my assessment in 2 weeks looking to join royal artillery
Infantry
This channel has pirbright
th-cam.com/users/FabZiy
I’ve just started my health and fitness journey and been juggling with whether to join the infantry or not but I find the lack of tattoos in these videos quite worrying. I have both arms and hands done and I’m worried it’s gonna piss up my chances of joining
alex james yeah that’s my thinking mate, on my website it does say hands are okay but I think that’s more like a little bit of writing or something
@@wutangtimmy3064 honestly, best bet despite how hard it may sound is to simply be a beast at the physcial if you're going infantry, as in try top the class you would likely be in. This probably means a 9-10 minute (closer to 9) 1.5 mile run and smashing the rest of the exercises. That way if they do bring it up later down the line instead of the system online rejecting you, you'll have someone actually analyse your case and probably let it slide. Best of luck with it though
Get the ones on hands and any that are considered obscene removed. Hurts like a bitch I'm told.
They’ve relaxed the rules now so you can join with hand tattoos
I've worked with guys that have hand/neck/arm/leg tattoos. Best thing is to apply and ask questions.
Hi I was going to join the army is the training easy medium or hard and can u still join at 34 yrs old
Is there any fitness test that you have to pass In the end of training and if so what is the requirements
Yes there is. I will cover it in detail when we get to that point in training, but it involves a loaded march (tab) and a best effort run with kit and equipment
Is this the training you do before going into the field you want to do?
I am hoping to join the army in a few years as a nurse but I had a pretty serious injury to my knee two years ago, I have just started running again and I’m training everyday to build back my stamina from years of dancing before my accident. I have always been very determined despite being more academic than fitness orientated but I’m trying extremely hard to prepare myself for the training.
As it was a joint injury will I be able to pass the medical exam ?
Thank you for reading this :)
Applied in june 2019 for Duke of Lancasters , fingers cross hear back next week or so , !So exciteddddd
Great stuff - good luck!
God bless them
At what age can you join the Army and how long is basic training?
I could do the training all the rest of it . I just couldnt eat some of them food packs to fussy 😩 id end up loosing weight. Think im probably to old now anyway but i allways wanted to join
If it's anything like the US military you stop being fussy about food pretty quick.
I'm join the amry and how fit do i need to bee come thanks david
has any of the traning changed in the 4 years ? from the time of the video posted and this comment
never even seen an entrenching tool , what happened to shell scrapes?
I've got my asement centre weekend in just under a month I've researched up on it but I'm still not a 100% sure what to expect?
Dont worry mate if I remember rightly it's a grenade throw Jerry can lift, weight bag lift both piss easy my little nephew could do it then you'll have a medical all day and I mean all day..... soo that's chilled might even stick ross Kemp on for you on your last day it's your 1.5 mile run after that you get showered suited and booted have an interview he tells you how well you did shakes your hand gives you a certificate then off to the pub you go pal 😆
It’s a bleep test. Medicine ball throw and a mid thigh pull. That’s it for physical tests.
How long can it take for you to get accepted once you've submitted your application? How does the process work?
You’ll need to do pre selection first, but anywhere from 6 months to a year before your in basic. Took me 18 months all in all when I applied 👍🏻
@@lewishammant7366 Thanks man, was thinking I might sign up someday in the near future.
It varies, but keep in touch with your candidate support manager and ask them questions to find out dates etc