How long in general does it take to train for a Bar/ Bat Mitzvah Ceremony?
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Depends on how much or little the boy or girl wants to do.  If they want to read from the Torah, then it'll likely take several months to learn...assuming they've been learning to read hebrew all along. If not, it doesn't take long at all.\n\nFYI, there is no formal ceremony of Bar/BAt mitzvah.  It simply happens when on a boys 13th birthday or a girls 12th.  The amount of recognition a family or community wishes to comport to this event is highly variable.
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Scroll down\n\nhttp://www.dir.ca.gov/dosh/dosh_publications/trainingreq.htm
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It depends on what you & the Army decide to do.\nBoot camp is 13 weeks & infantry school is 6 weeks.\nIf you go in to Officer Training (as college op),\nmy son has had everything from boot camp, BOLC, IOBC, Marksman, Jump School, Ranger School (he has 2 weeks left)\nhe will have been trained for 78 weeks. A long time.\nHe graduates from Ranger school in 2 weeks & leaves in 4 weeks for Afghanistan to lead his men who are already there under command of his Sgt. ( He is a Lt. - due to be Captain in Dec.) So training can vary alot in the Army.
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Find a boxing gym in your hometown.  They'll get you trained up.
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When I was in boot camp, our drill instructor (who happened to be a Colorado state high school wrestling champion) gave us a routine that worked great, worked quickly, and didn't require an investment in equipment. It did help to have a second person.\nThe routine requires one person to lay on their back with bottoms of their legs sitting up on a bench, like an ottoman.  \nNow, for two solid minutes, do as many sit-ups as you possibly can.  Try to hit eighty, (if you can, try to hit one hundred).  If there is a second person, they should be holding your legs.\nTake a break of three minutes.  Swap places if you are working out with someone. Let them do the two minute drill.  \nOn the next round, while back in the position, do ten sit-ups as slowly as you can.  Make it real slow.  Try to make it all the way up. \nCycle between those two routines three times.  Your stomach will tighten up in about ten days or so.
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To learn the basic moves and strikes, a short time, but armed with this level of skill, you are more of a danger to yourself, than to your opponent. To get proficient at it, where you can defend yourself, a year to two years, depending on your god given talents.
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Its called the "Sanhedrin project".  They need two things to get started, ordination and seventy of the best Rabbi's.  They only claim to have the first, and they are working on the second. See their website, it talks all about this.  The've got a few high caliber Rabbis but the rest are place holders.
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generally it takes about a year or two.. to become a jew.. you must study in a class held by a rabbi. You will also need to attend services, learn history, traditions, culture etc. When you are done you will be considered 100% jewish as though you had been born a jew. \nGood luck, its difficult but well worth it.. YOu should read books about it too. Also be prepared for some intitial rejection, the rabbi will want to make sure you are SERIOUS about it. \nFinally, it is best to convert orthodox, and then choose the level of observance that is right for you. \nFind a synagoe in your area to start
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48 hours? I don't know about that.\nIt really depends on what level of training you are at.\n\nIf you just started you probably aren't using very heavy weights.  Just go with the flow and have fun with it.\n\nBut your chest will get harder, and you be like big man roar.
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A lot of practices.  Learning moves.  Rolling mats up.  Having to wear a singlet. Stinky guys...and be careful not to get your finger or ankle broken.
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I spent $500 on a two-week bartending course in the 80's that didn't do squat for me.  It was looked at in the business as a joke.  We couldn't even get jobs as barbacks.  It's better to just apply at a place and learn, learn, learn, ensuring the management knows you want to be a bartender. \n\nThe friend and I that did the bartending school together had a lot of bar experience as customers, but started to get concerned when they taught us how to make "Toasted Almond", "Mint Julep", "Rob Roy", "Grasshoppers", etc.  Nothing new, just old time drinks.  It was fun going in semi-loaded (our instructors were major partier's) and would actually bring in real liquor in the last week and we got to drink our mistakes.  We passed, but it didn't help.\n\nSave your money and take a job promoting up to a Bartender.  That will get you further.  And look at Bartender.com for the current trend in drinks and how to make what you like!  \n\nGood Luck.
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I am Jewish, Christians come to synagogue all the time for Bar Mitzvahs and parties. It is never a problem though. They provide keepas or head coverings for you at the synagogue. You don't have to sing or say prayers, just be respectful and when the leader says to go to a page, just go to that page and pretend. Sometimes there is even English translation of the left that you can read while everyone else is reading the Hebrew.
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a bar mitzvah is a JEWISH celebration that welcomes the child into the adult world (at age 13 too if memory serves)  I don't know if a sports theme is approiate because this is a heavly religious time for the hebrew people. Its more of a celebration of the individual and I don't see a theme would be right for this. \n\nBut if it is maybe something to tie the super bowl ( or bore pending on your point of view) and your celebration together. \n\nat any rate congratulations are in order.
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Wow some of these answers are WAY off the mark.\n\nOk, in the Army it's called BCT. Basic Combat Training.\n\nIt should take about 2 months and change. The toughest part for some is learning to follow instructions and acting like a member of a team, for others and i think everyone is learning that in the military that failure is not an option. You can not quit.  \n\nAs far as daily life you can expect to work and train for about 12 to 16 hours a day. Lots to learn in those first few months in the army. How to march, how to shoot, how to climb and how to work as part of a team. You will spend about the first 6 weeks constantly sore and tired. But then your body will come around and you'll learn that you are stronger and faster than you ever thought possible.\n\nAbout the abuse.\n\nYour Drill Sergeants can't physically assault you. no punching or kicking. They may make you do a lot of push ups or yell at you but they will never hurt you. First and foremost is safety. Your Drill Sergeant is a highly trained and extremely professional soldier. Drill Sergeants are the best of the best that the army has to offer. They know how to shape young minds and bodies into the worlds most elite fighting machine and have over 200 years of history and method.\n\nIf you feel that the army is something you want to do then i say great. Sign up, swear in and join the ranks. \n\nAlways remember one thing that has kept me and others like me going in the toughest times. Don't give up on the Army and the Army will never give up on you.\n\nGood luck and god speed.
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There is no training for making out. Experience is the key. Just wait until your time comes along. Just from personal experience I will tell you that it may seem uncomforatable at first and akward but things will get better. Advice for when you do it though: Close your eyes- nobody likes starring at someone kissing you! Try not to slobber! and don't just move your tounge around everywhere ! it's gross!!! Slow /passion is the key. Trust me you will do fine. just wait for your time. making out is something you can't just "learn" how you have to "experience" it
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6 mo. before.  Buy a book on it and use it to practice.
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Depends on how many people are being naturalized at that time.  In some big cities where hundreds gather, just getting everyone seated takes almost as long as the ceremony itself.  Also depending on the no. of participants, sometimes each participant is sworn and given the certificate individually, or everything is done as a group.  Also if the judges are late, it would take longer.  The ceremony itself could take up to an hour.