IPPT SUCKS MAN!!!!
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I HATE THIS F$@KING SYSTEM.... My PC is now FORCING me to go training every TUES and THURS...
Anyway, I doubt I can pass, my own fault... hiaz.. y must have this system... so stupid... and I still remember the horrors of my BMT SGTs laughin at my poor performance at IPPT.... I thought they were supposed to motivate.... anyway, now have a terrible fear in it.. wish I am not a SINGAPOREAN.... -
izit so hard to pass IPPT?
to me its a free out of money by the govt..
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Which IPPT station is your nemesis?
Or is generally sweating a huge turnoff for you in the 1st place?
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Think u must exercise consistently.... if u were juz too busy with work and never do exercises for a few months.... juz a few months... u will lose everything.... all the training previously...
well.. of cos the occasionally macdonalds, burger king, kfc and other junk food plays a great part in contributing FATS to ur body...
its really hard to train back... u got to have the persistence.. -
passing ippt should be quite ok while in the service due to the occasional PT in camp. But it has become the horror of many reservist people like me
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dude, i cant pass my IPPT too
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my nemesis is chin up. the one that prevents me from getting gold/silver.Originally posted by Moxie:Which IPPT station is your nemesis?
Or is generally sweating a huge turnoff for you in the 1st place?
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my nemesis is chin up. the one that prevents me from getting gold/silver.
Hey, same here. My best ever was 7, but I struggled to attain the minimum 4 most of the time. Ended up sometimes pass; sometimes fail (causing extra PT); sometimes unit-officer "give chance" (coincidentally relieving the PTI for our vulnerable detail); sometimes medical excuse, lah (usually reservist).
Then got downgraded & everything "resolved" ~wink~
When accused of being unfit, I countered that I could run a 8:30 for SOC & 9:30 for 2.4. I dunno what's your unit culture now, but many combat people appreciated then that these asymmetrical fitness performers did exist here & there, & accordingly "helped" to settle things administratively (as long as you showed effort & could be graded as a borderline pass). -
in the end, when you are fit, you yourself benefit most. so what's there to hate about the system? u suffer now, u will reap the benefits for the rest of your life.Originally posted by kindaichi83:I HATE THIS F$@KING SYSTEM.... My PC is now FORCING me to go training every TUES and THURS...
Anyway, I doubt I can pass, my own fault... hiaz.. y must have this system... so stupid... and I still remember the horrors of my BMT SGTs laughin at my poor performance at IPPT.... I thought they were supposed to motivate.... anyway, now have a terrible fear in it.. wish I am not a SINGAPOREAN.... -
who cares.. die die loh... I know u people are going to say I will regret when the 'things' really happen... but I don't care.. I just love to complain....
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If you train regular, you should be doing ok.
About 1.5 years ago, i was pretty bad in IPPT. No exercise, eat alot, lucky still not so FAT. IPPT test always a struggle to pass provided do some training before hand.
Now after regular exercise, managed to do pretty well with IPPT. Pant size went down. Got $200 for IPPT. Apettite good, feel healthy and eat without worry or feeling bad.