exNavyOffRec
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That would be it, but you didn't have any corrective lenses to wear at the time did you?
That would be it, but you didn't have any corrective lenses to wear at the time did you?
Depth perception, it’s when you choose which of the 3 circles are “jumping out” at you the mostWhat is the arc reading? Is that measured when you put the glasses on and read the book?
I thought it has to be less than 40? And yes that’s correct. The paperwork the consult provided shows that I’m corrected to 20/20 but didn’t address the depth perception as corrected, I don’t think. Even if I go back to the doctor or go MEPS, won’t be able to make this deadline for SNAThat would be it, but you didn't have any corrective lenses to wear at the time did you?
Your call, but if your heart is in SNA then what is another few months in a potentially decades long career? I'm not sure how much you've looked into the "tricks" for that section but I originally struggled, then was well within standards. The one that worked for me is to look away then back at the target and see which "pops" while your eyes are focusing. Looking at the target while my eyes were in the process of focusing was the key for me. Good luckEven if I go back to the doctor or go MEPS, won’t be able to make this deadline for SNA
So I just found out that I didn’t actually fail it when I went to a civilian doc, it just wasn’t an approved site or approved test. Love that for me. Wish I knew 3 weeks ago.Your call, but if your heart is in SNA then what is another few months in a potentially decades long career? I'm not sure how much you've looked into the "tricks" for that section but I originally struggled, then was well within standards. The one that worked for me is to look away then back at the target and see which "pops" while your eyes are focusing. Looking at the target while my eyes were in the process of focusing was the key for me. Good luck
Thanks a lot, this is perfect. Great time btw!
Edit: the 8 min ab video link isn't working. Do you have another link by any chance?
You're not clear until the fat lady down in pcola named NAMI sings. Best of luck at your flight physical. The flight doc at OCS should give you a good idea of your situation!I had a “laundry list” of things that got waived and I got everything in order submitted to N3M had a PQ for aviation in hand 2 weeks later. Just got selected for SNA
My god, you weren't kidding. It has same energy as the Key and Peele aerobics skit! 10/10
its also go that 1980s top gun era vibe too. Enjoy gang!
Pretty sure greater is better as they say it is generally recommended no less than 100 sec of arc.I thought it has to be less than 40? And yes that’s correct. The paperwork the consult provided shows that I’m corrected to 20/20 but didn’t address the depth perception as corrected, I don’t think. Even if I go back to the doctor or go MEPS, won’t be able to make this deadline for SNA
One more question. On Tuesdays you have 30/35/40/45 min cross. What is that?I put this together over the course of a year. It should help you out. Was able to get a few buddies in the sub nine for the 1.5 mile run. I managed to clock a 8.42. Hope it helps and message me know if you have any questions.
So my recruiter has confirmed that my package has been submitted. About how long can we expect to see an at-board list?
Is the at-board list just a list of people that submitted their application? Or is there another filter between you submitting and the board actually seeing the application?
It means cross country. Go do a trail run for 30 mins or what ever the week calls for. at a nice chill pace. any pace under an 8min mile is too fast. Emphasis on easy pace and soft terrain!One more question. On Tuesdays you have 30/35/40/45 min cross. What is that?