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Physical Fitness Test Preparation Workouts www.stewsmith.com Since 1998, writing workouts for various physical fitness tests, I have learned that many different exercises and standards exist. The downloadable workouts on StewSmith.com all come from actual clients who trained with me locally or online to prepare for one of the many different physical standards. To date, I have worked with candidates who desired to ace the physical part of their future training. The types of training that have been prepared for my clients are the following:
The Special Forces Physical Fitness Workouts
Navy SWCC Workout Air Force PJ / CCT Workout The OCS, ROTC, Service Academy, & Bootcamp Workouts Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard OCS Workout The USMC IST and PFT Workout The Navy, Air Force, Marine Corp Bootcamp Workout The NEW Army PRT and Combat Readiness Test Workout The PFT Bible - Military / Police Standard PFT
The Law Enforcement
Physical Fitness Test Workouts The FBI Academy / PFT Prep Workout The FLETC Prep Workout - Ace the PEB The State / Local Police Academy Workout In the above workouts the following different exercises were tested: Height / Weight standards The best way to develop your own PFT is to pick one to three upper body exercises, a lower body exercise and one or two cardiovascular exercises. For instance, in the Navy SEALs, we had to take every six months: Pushups, situps,
pullups test Exercise # 1: Pushups or Bench press - max
reps in 1:00 Have any fitness questions? Send them to me at stew@stewsmith.com.
Stew Smith is a former Navy SEAL and fitness author
certified as a Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) with the National
Strength and Conditioning Association. If you are interested in starting a
workout program to create a healthy lifestyle - check out the StewSmith.com
Fitness eBook store and the
Stew Smith article archive at StewSmith.com. To contact
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stew@stewsmith.com.
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