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running distances and pace at OCS
- Thread starter zarra182
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Barnard1425 said:
What is the pace like for the other two groups?
That depends on who's leading the group. Seriously, don't worry about it too much. You either make it or you don't. If you don't, say hello to H-class
That depends on who's leading the group. Seriously, don't worry about it too much. You either make it or you don't. If you don't, say hello to H-class
Telling him not to worry then bringing up H-Class, nice.
If you don't, say hello to H-class
Oh sweet God. Sounds like fun.
Yeah, you don't want to end up in H. It's like a black hole. Candidates go in and they tend to stay for a long time. Don't sweat the running though. The runs aren't very long and if you can gut out 20-30 minutes of an 8 minute mile pace you'll probably be ok.
Typically those candidates are the ones who were very ill-prepared for OCS and needed a lot or work. That, or they don't want to be there, don't want to improve and are generally purged from the system via DOR/attrition. There's no shame in failing a PFA, getting yourself into shape in 3 extra weeks with Master Guns, and then classing back up. In the end, you will be a stronger candidate and a leader.
That didn't happen to me, but I knew a couple of PFA failures who were great guys/gals.
