First Day Enlist!!!!
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tink of de 2.5 yrs gotta serve damn low morale man.....
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when did u enlist?Originally posted by bluez_sky:tink of de 2.5 yrs gotta serve damn low morale man.....
aiyah.. it wil be over b4 u noe it.
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tee shirts to ARMY tee shirt....Originally posted by edLow:blur fcuk lor...
disappointed + extreme low moral
lost of freedom...
PINK IC to 11B
Nike cap to jockey cap
colorful towels to green towel
nice cup to gree cup
everything just go green........
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YES! This is my FIRST BOOK OUT day! After X days of deprivation, both mentally and physically, I can finally sleep when I want (for a day only, at least)!
For me, I am a PTP enlistee, PES B. Seargents quite nice, just don't piss them off, or you will find them asking you to "half-left down" more times than you will breathe...
So far, can see OC is a soft-hearted person (he told us he watches Pokemon whenever he books out), and we get a little bit more welfare (I think). So far, in the X days, there are about 2 canteen breaks for my entire company.
I think I am lucky to be in a platoon with a nice PC, PS and OC... At least the tekaning is not so bad. Even so, I managed to clock 250 push ups yesterday (I guess its a record for a X-day-old recruit, eh?)
Better not say too much in case anyone is listening and figures out where I am from... Shhhh...... -
2dae is also my bk out dae also.....Ninja companyOriginally posted by pkchukiss:YES! This is my FIRST BOOK OUT day! After X days of deprivation, both mentally and physically, I can finally sleep when I want (for a day only, at least)!
For me, I am a PTP enlistee, PES B. Seargents quite nice, just don't piss them off, or you will find them asking you to "half-left down" more times than you will breathe...
So far, can see OC is a soft-hearted person (he told us he watches Pokemon whenever he books out), and we get a little bit more welfare (I think). So far, in the X days, there are about 2 canteen breaks for my entire company.
I think I am lucky to be in a platoon with a nice PC, PS and OC... At least the tekaning is not so bad. Even so, I managed to clock 250 push ups yesterday (I guess its a record for a X-day-old recruit, eh?)
Better not say too much in case anyone is listening and figures out where I am from... Shhhh...... -
Gentlemen, to me, PTP was the "holiday" of my ns life during my first yr. No outfield and no rifle. They are more focused on your discipline and physical fitness. During my ptp time, we seldom get knock down for stupid reasons. The sergeants were nice, helping us adapt to camp life. There was a feeling of fellowship, however, once bmt started.... you can expect more from your sergeants. Rifle PT... extras, confinement..... Sidetracking, i just got 5 extras from slpping on sentry duty. Yeah!
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aiyah who wud noe who u r?Originally posted by pkchukiss:YES! This is my FIRST BOOK OUT day! After X days of deprivation, both mentally and physically, I can finally sleep when I want (for a day only, at least)!
For me, I am a PTP enlistee, PES B. Seargents quite nice, just don't piss them off, or you will find them asking you to "half-left down" more times than you will breathe...
So far, can see OC is a soft-hearted person (he told us he watches Pokemon whenever he books out), and we get a little bit more welfare (I think). So far, in the X days, there are about 2 canteen breaks for my entire company.
I think I am lucky to be in a platoon with a nice PC, PS and OC... At least the tekaning is not so bad. Even so, I managed to clock 250 push ups yesterday (I guess its a record for a X-day-old recruit, eh?)
Better not say too much in case anyone is listening and figures out where I am from... Shhhh......
btw, ur homepage address is rather interesting. .co.nr? -
ya, ptp not as rush as bmt... but u serve xtra months for tat...Originally posted by jacobs:Gentlemen, to me, PTP was the "holiday" of my ns life during my first yr. No outfield and no rifle. They are more focused on your discipline and physical fitness. During my ptp time, we seldom get knock down for stupid reasons. The sergeants were nice, helping us adapt to camp life. There was a feeling of fellowship, however, once bmt started.... you can expect more from your sergeants. Rifle PT... extras, confinement..... Sidetracking, i just got 5 extras from slpping on sentry duty. Yeah! 
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hey, can tell more about the ptp life, like the daily rountineOriginally posted by pkchukiss:I think I am lucky to be in a platoon with a nice PC, PS and OC... At least the tekaning is not so bad. Even so, I managed to clock 250 push ups yesterday (I guess its a record for a X-day-old recruit, eh?)
quite curious ah
how you clock 250 pushups a day... a few sets of 20s, 30s, 50s liddat ah?
and how they train ppl to do chinups one?
generally ptp is most cannot do chinups rite?
wat's the chinup rountine like ah
haha... trying to perfect the Chinup from Zero to 30 within 1 month exercise programme....
next time sell to ppl
this question is for everyone ah
wat's your most xiong personal physical training?
for me, my sadistic rountine is 150 pushups at one go then repeat for next set
do until chest so tight that cannot bring elbows together -
1. ptp is focused on physical trg and discipline and adapting recruits to ns life. so its quite senang as ppl here haf mentioned.Originally posted by kaoya:hey, can tell more about the ptp life, like the daily rountine
quite curious ah
how you clock 250 pushups a day... a few sets of 20s, 30s, 50s liddat ah?
and how they train ppl to do chinups one?
generally ptp is most cannot do chinups rite?
wat's the chinup rountine like ah
haha... trying to perfect the Chinup from Zero to 30 within 1 month exercise programme....
next time sell to ppl
this question is for everyone ah
wat's your most xiong personal physical training?
for me, my sadistic rountine is 150 pushups at one go then repeat for next set
do until chest so tight that cannot bring elbows together
2. the std way of trg chinups - do chinups b4 every meals, gym lessons, lots of chances for pushups (though how this helps chinups is another qn) and allowing recruits to use some facilities to train chinups themselves during free times.
3. there may be cases of mismatch - where ppl get into ptp cos they didnt take napfa. these prob can disrupt from ptp during the first test. although most ptp recruits haf difficulty with chinups, the other popular killers are 2.4 and sbj
4. its nex to impossible to increase ur chinups from 1 to 30 within a mth.
from the sounds of it u r a school canoeist or something to tt effect? -
Hmmm... PTP is quite slack (I actually got to sleep in the day sometimes, often for 3 hrs in a row). However, you have to compensate that for when fatigue duty comes... You will have to do "sai kang" (shit work), which I honestly feel is quite true.
One good example. One day, my platoon went on fatigue duty (supposed to carry some big boards back to company line). A few days later, another platoon was sent to return it. Board apparently was untouched between the two times.
Anyway, the training is manageable. Circuit training is the worst in my opinion, especially the very first one (I was in pain the day after the first one), but subsequent ones I was able to take it in my stride.
Any lesson with PTIs (Physical Training Instructors) equals to push-up opportunity. They ask you to knock it down for the smallest matter. Perhaps preparation for BMT? So far, I have seen the best PTIs and (what I think) the worst PTIs. The nice ones are very nice, the horrors are tyrants...
As for push-ups, we have a very weird routine.. Before knocking it down, we clap our hands twice and shout out the company name. Mostly, the people there gave me only 20 per set, but on days when they are terribly pissed off.... can even reach 40 in a set. Then we switch positions and do crunches. Alternate between the two and that is one set of punishment.
For me, I guess so far the superiors are very reasonable. Somebody is late for 5 BX and we all knock it down. Well, one for all and all for one.
Also, so far, I think I am very lucky. The company next door, Orion , is only in their first week of enlistment, and their O.C. is already hurling CBs at them. Vulgarities adore almost every sentence, and his voice caresses affectionately the ear drums of all in the block. -
14 months to ORD
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PTP batch:
Welfare coy: schedule not so packed and lots of admin times.
Garang coy: every hr kena stand by area / bed / everything. or many extra physcial trainings.
But usually PTP and obese coy got lots of sai kang to do lor. -
there this coy quite close to ya coy... 1st day donno is the pc / oc tell his recruit tat.... if they dont like him (pc) or any of the sgts or instructors..... and wanna beat them up in the civil world.. go ahead... for they will be charge with court marshall......... the list was damn long... and guess wat they did before and after tat conversation.....? knock it down knock it down.......Originally posted by pkchukiss:Also, so far, I think I am very lucky. The company next door, Orion , is only in their first week of enlistment, and their O.C. is already hurling CBs at them. Vulgarities adore almost every sentence, and his voice caresses affectionately the ear drums of all in the block. -
now orion is standard batch si boh? sure kanna f**k one..Originally posted by pkchukiss:Hmmm... PTP is quite slack (I actually got to sleep in the day sometimes, often for 3 hrs in a row). However, you have to compensate that for when fatigue duty comes... You will have to do "sai kang" (shit work), which I honestly feel is quite true.
One good example. One day, my platoon went on fatigue duty (supposed to carry some big boards back to company line). A few days later, another platoon was sent to return it. Board apparently was untouched between the two times.
Anyway, the training is manageable. Circuit training is the worst in my opinion, especially the very first one (I was in pain the day after the first one), but subsequent ones I was able to take it in my stride.
Any lesson with PTIs (Physical Training Instructors) equals to push-up opportunity. They ask you to knock it down for the smallest matter. Perhaps preparation for BMT? So far, I have seen the best PTIs and (what I think) the worst PTIs. The nice ones are very nice, the horrors are tyrants...
As for push-ups, we have a very weird routine.. Before knocking it down, we clap our hands twice and shout out the company name. Mostly, the people there gave me only 20 per set, but on days when they are terribly pissed off.... can even reach 40 in a set. Then we switch positions and do crunches. Alternate between the two and that is one set of punishment.
For me, I guess so far the superiors are very reasonable. Somebody is late for 5 BX and we all knock it down. Well, one for all and all for one.
Also, so far, I think I am very lucky. The company next door, Orion , is only in their first week of enlistment, and their O.C. is already hurling CBs at them. Vulgarities adore almost every sentence, and his voice caresses affectionately the ear drums of all in the block.
OC pms 4 days a week one...
i am from previous orion...though OC cmi....the sir and sargeants are almost all very good.. -
No... PES C intake. But from what my sergeants tell me, they seem to be a rough batch.
But even so, that gives their OC no excuse to **** them up so badly into their first week...
I had the opportunity to see the look on their faces as my company booked out before them for the New Year holidays... (The looks on some of their faces will make even a rabid dog look like Bugs Bunny)
I think it is a matter of time before conflict starts...