SOC Timing clocked
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my best (taken in BMT - i am now awaiting posting) was 10:30
my company best during BMT was 7:53 -
i didnt pass...
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att b during soc n re soc
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Me too. Always digging the sand flat for them.Originally posted by Saint`:att b during soc n re soc 
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well...some of them like to dig than to do SOC...Originally posted by gnoik:Me too. Always digging the sand flat for them. 
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9min50s in BMT - 1991
8min30s in OCS - 1994 -
i clocked 7.40mins for my SOC test.
throughout my NS, I never over 8mins for all my SOC Tests.
1.5km SOC is nothing, chicken feet for my unit ppls.
you should try 5km SOC for Cpl rank and 10Km SOC for Ldrs rank. -
what are u doing in OCS in 1994?Originally posted by Ah Cek:9min50s in BMT - 1991
8min30s in OCS - 1994
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Wah.. I thought I damn old.. Heng not the oldest.
I did 8:28 during my ROD (Back then it was still called ROD) SOC in 1992..
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Just Pass...... and i happy with that
and that was 4years ago. if u ask me to run soc now
u must well take my life
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Digging is better cos no nid to kana tekan by PTI mahz.Originally posted by dcx:well...some of them like to dig than to do SOC... -
i sign on RSAF as snr tech in 1991...then selected for converion to officer in 1994. Hv to go thru the then tri-scv, svc and pro-term.Originally posted by Gordonator:what are u doing in OCS in 1994? -
hmmm.....similiar to my timing. MR already?Originally posted by d3rF:Wah.. I thought I damn old.. Heng not the oldest.
I did 8:28 during my ROD (Back then it was still called ROD) SOC in 1992.. -
Yup yup.. I'm Mr. DerF...Originally posted by kops21:hmmm.....similiar to my timing. MR already? -
me also no need for IPPT leowOriginally posted by d3rF:Yup yup.. I'm Mr. DerF... -
Armour unit wants us privates to clock 9:30!!
isn't that OCS timing? -
standard passing timing la... 9.30
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Once upon a time, when I was just a chow private undergoing my training... I was told by my sergeant to hentak-kaki at the finish line until the time is up, when I come in earlier than the required timing. I thought that was quite farney... maybe you should try that.Originally posted by bent:Armour unit wants us privates to clock 9:30!!
isn't that OCS timing?
Give you a damn MEDAL OF COURAGE for you!!.. -
chin-up: aim is not really to see how many you can pull but your arm strength.Originally posted by Ponders:aiyah, they say want to train based on practical aspect...
they say in war ppl don't do this do that, so why SOC i guess?
so lack focus on such training liao.
the ex BMTC sch 2 CO ever say he don't really endorse that recruits must pass IPPT to pass BMT. his argument, "since when you do pull up in battle".
haha.
i think anyone of us can come up with lots of scenario that need arm strength.
sit-up: the abdominal muscle group is one of the important, if not most important, muscle groups. from load bearing, running, to almost all activities, abdominal muscles do play a part.
shuttle run: just one example; how about dashing from cover to cover?
board jump: jumping over drains/pit holes etc?
2.4: play physical or aerobic fitness. if one can't run 2.4 (clean fatigue) in a decent time, what more with combat load, on mission, without sleep and proper food?
see lah. get scholars to be in-charge. so freaking myopic that they can't see beyond their spectacles. or maybe they are just seeing their future cozy job with fat paycheck.
bastards going to get people killed with all the de-emphasize on fitness training.
BMT is to get your fitness up so that, when you're in unit, you will learn the ops.
soc: BMT about 9+ to 10min
OCS sub 8
unit sub 8
love SOC. and i do think the PTIs in OCS are rather reasonable and good at getting the best out of you (at least for the group i'm with). enjoyed the training thoroughly .