What is the current  marine corps. record for pullups ?
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When I went throught boot in Cali. in May 2004 it was 76 there.
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Speed and flexibility count.
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t bar rows and pullups
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bury your skeletons deep. have a high school diploma. I forget the score, but the asvab score for admission to the Corps is a lot higher than any other branch. Ever take Ritalin? If so, how long? 5 years or more is a disqualifier. Ever been convicted of a crime? Which crime? Some misdemeanors are felonies under the UCMJ. DWI is one such. Write bad checks? How many? 5 convictions of worthless check is a disqualifier. Ever attempted suicide? Ever used illegal or illicit drugs? What is your body fat index? Can you run 2 miles in under 13 minutes? 20 pull ups is max on pft. Can you do 1? And here's the biggie. If you could be ANYTHING in the world, what would it be? If you just answered anything other than US MARINE, forget it.
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are you for real??? I'm just curious how old are you???? want to test your biceps try doing a 1-armed chin up....and yes it can be done.....oh and by 1-arm i mean only one hand is pulling...not one hand on the bar and one around the other ones wrist
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I don't know what the world record is but I know it's much longer than one minute. I think I've maxed out at 1:20 myself. My source says 12:47 for an Italian freediver but I don't know if that is the latest.
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http://www.usgyms.net/florida_1.htm
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http://www.3rdrecon.org/USMCfac.htm
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These people are all giving you the basic training requirements. In the active duty Air Force, everything is done on a points basis, and I assume the national guard will be the same. Where the faster you run the 1.5 mile run, the more points you get thus lowering the amount of points you have to get on the push ups ans sit ups. I have been out for over a year now, but I think the most you points you can get if you max out on the push ups and sit ups is ten points per excercise, and the passing points are 50. For women if you max out on the push ups which is like 32 in 1 minute, and max out on sit ups which is like 35 in 1 minute, you have to run the 1.5 mile in 18.5 minutes, so it isn't very hard. Hope this helps.
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http://marinecorpssingles.com
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Build those legs by running everyday!  Climbing and running are a very challenging part of Marine Corps basic training, even more so that upper body training.  Don't ignore upper body training, but there seems to be a lot more emphasis on stamina having to do with the lower body.
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Career #'s\nAVG     .332 \nHR     250 \nRBI     758\n\nAnd this guy is only 27!\nHe just may beat the record.
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Dude, what you're looking for is the SEALS fitness requirements\n\nThe United States Naval Special Warfare Command (NAVSPECWARCOM, NAVSOC, or NSW) is the command charged with overseeing the various Special Operations Forces (SOF) of the U.S. Navy.\n\nThere's also an Armed Service Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) that you have to pass\n\nDude, it's THERE. Try reading! Here's the Physical Screen Test (PST) that you have to perform just to be considered. Then it list what you have to meet to make it as a SEAL, far more than the PST!\n\n1. 500 yard swim using breast and /or side stroke < 12:30\nTen minutes rest\n2. Perform 42+ pushups in 2 minutes\nTwo minutes rest\n3. Perform 50+ sit-ups in 2 minutes\nTwo minutes rest\n4. Perform 6+ pull-ups, no time limit\nTen minute rest\n5. Run 1.5 miles < 11:30 (boots and long pants)\nAs a reminder, there are no maximums on these physical tests. Prospective trainees should provide the best scores possible, i.e., give his best effort.
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This link should help:\n\nhttp://www.chinfo.navy.mil/navpalib/questions/records.html
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http://www.uscg.mil/USCG.shtm
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Don't hold me to this because I'm relying on a shakey memory. I know he was a 3 time Golden Gloves Champion record 30wins-2losses I think. His current record is 79W-5L-2D-38ko. I also think he was arrested for theft recentley.
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I don't know all the hard numbers but USMC Boot camp is the hardest basic training/boot camp in the US military. The Marines qualify on a longer range with the M16, not sure about the exact distance. Here are some hard facts: The Marines boot camp is the longest. You don't get any phone calls home or emails, just letters. It also has the highest attrition rate in the US military. \n\nI talked to someone on a different message board who was in the Army before switching over to the Marines and this is what he said about the services: \n\nOkay being a Marine that has switched services (you can read why in the Marine only board) I have first hand experinces with the NEW Army.\n\nI joined the Army National Gaurd for a "try one" I ended up going to OIF III with them and I will tell you that yes the Army is alot different from the 'Corps.\n\nIn the Army there are only Cpl's in "combat arm" MOS's me being Arty turned Security Forces (basically convoy escort, QRF, gate guard) I was allowed the privilage of retaing my NCO status as Cpl. The wierd thing is the Army has Spc's which are also E-4's these guys are paid the same as a Cpl but have no responsibilty as far as an NCO, being a Cpl in the Army is kinda like being a senior lance cooly, you don't get much respect you just kinda make the best of it and make people respect you through hard work, persaverince, and your Marine Corps leadership traits.\n\nThe majority of the Army doesn't understand the meaning of pride and is about instant gradifacation, awards, patches, and of course screwing around with women.\n\nThe 101st Airborne was coming in theater around the time my unit was rotating out and we shared plenty of time at the chow hall with them. We called the 101st the "hundered and worst" here they were, the pride of America's Army units "Air-Assualt" but in fact they were more like horny rabid dogs, that would steal anything they could and hit on every female on post, (not that its a bad thing to explore your options) but for a female Sgt to allow PFC's and Spc's to call her "sexy girl", and "baby doll" openly and in front of other NCO's and Soldiers and did nothing. It was appauling to say the least.\n\nI don't want to go as far as saying that the recent events that have happened in Iraq with that unit are just but i will say that the new Army's way of allowing **** bags to do as they want to keep the "numbers up" is just pathetic.\n\nThe Army is at war with itself as far as the best way to lead, train and motivate young people to go to war.\n\nThe Army belives that giving berrets and badges away to everyone will make the young troops to as they are told, however, as I said instant gradification only goes so far.\n\nI could go on and on about the faults of the New Army, but I'm not gonna bore you with the mindless *****ing.\n\nsimply put, the Army and the Marine Corps are like apples and oranges. just right now the army is rotting and the Marine Corps is not.