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NAVY BOOTCAMP 2022 | Tips before going to bootcamp
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
- This video will give you tips and advice you may need to know before heading to Navy Bootcamp
FEMALE OPFA REQUIREMENTS
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PLANK PUSH UPS MILE 1/2
17-19 1:30 20 14:45
20-24 1:25 17 15:15
25-29 1:20 15 15:45
30-34 1:15 13 16:15
35-39 1:10 11 16:38
#navybootcamp #military #bootcamp #miltok #ato #opfarequirements #navy #greatlakes #navybootcamp
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I’m going this summer you keep your phones cause I thought they take them
It’s fairly easy tbh. Don’t even stress over it. It’s really nothing. I recommend to run a lot and work out such as doing push ups and planks. All you really need. Just follow orders and listen because you’ll be a ghost and the rdc won’t even know you existed.
Currently in the process of enlisting, really appreciate you mentioning the female portion in the description👏🏼
TIP: HAVE YOUR FAMILY SEND PRE-ADDRESSED ENVELOPES WITH THE ADDRESS AND STAMPS ON THEM! THAT WAY, all your recruit has to do is slip in the letter and send back to ya!!!
I leave in 3 weeks and can only manage 20 push ups until failure. Gonna keep practicing and not give up.
I could barely do pushups before I left for bootcamp, I graduated last Friday. You're gonna do great
@@isommg congratulations! thanks for the kind words, good luck to you in the future.
@@CoDpRoDoUs how did bootcamp go bro ?
The goal since you can only do 20 until failure is to do 3 to 4 sets of 20 so your first you will do 20 and fail then you will probably do 10 and fail the next but kneel down and wait then finish the 20 and then do the rest just the same taking the brakes you need
@@camareonsmith4521 it's easy as fvck
Man thank you. I appreciate you doing this. I leave for boot camp in 16 days, on November 10th. I hope all goes well with you man.
Same to you! What’s your rate?
@@tywalk11 I’m a Seabee, BU! E1.
@@tywalk11 what’s yours?? You said you’re an AV?
@@samlindsey3707 yea I’m an AT now
@@tywalk11 oh okay! I hope it’s treating you well man!
I’m finna ship out September 15 an I been working out and gettin in better shape to prep. I’m excited I just gotta study up on some shit like chain of command and all that
Yea if u physically ready, studying chain or command and all that is definitely the most important thing u have to do
Mind if I ask your asvab score and what MOS you chose?
I've only taken the practice asvab thus far. Score an 83 on it.
@@sheepleslayer586 I don’t remember the exact score but it was in the 90’s. They pretty much just told me I had everything available to me. I ended up on the phone with a scout for the NUKES programs and they were really tryna get me into that but it just wasn’t something that I think would work for me. After weighing the pros and cons I ended up going with CTN. Crypto rates are pretty nice and have lots of benefits, and I was hoping for something in the IT realm anyway as that’s been my interest since I was a child and I’ve taken classes and studied. If I remember correctly my practice ASVAB score was a 68 and I bumped it way up with minimal studying. It was just the math that I went and touched up on, and I only studied for less than a week within the month or so that I was given to prep. With a practice score of 83, I think you’ll be good to get pretty much any rate they have available. Just make sure you touch up on your stuff and smash that ASVAB cause you’ll definitely not regret it. If you got any other questions I’d be willing to answer any I could 👍🏽
I’m good on Running Sit-ups Plank all that but Push Ups I do like 10-15 good pushups
Going nukes. So I ship out next year January. Just got done with my first DEPS meeting, can say push up will kill me. I currently run within the minimum and planks are easy. But I will definitely train everyday. Thanks for the video.
Excellent advice and video. You'll have some young folks doing better at the start simply from having listened to what you gave here.
How are the tests that you have to take to graduate? What are they about? How hard is it?
I had a limp. I wouldn't go to medical until my RDC saw me and called me out. I found out I had stress fracture in my foot and I persuaded the dr to let me finish out boot camp. I had 3 weeks left. So I was afraid of being set back too. But I got lucky. Not everyone will be lucky!! Now the recruits get to where their sneakers alot more. We were in wherr boots were all day. Running and walking.
do you know how to avoid stress fractures? Running too frequently?
@@Alexjohn8262 just make sure you stretching well enough especially if you really wanna avoid it then i suggest you do it every night besides the fact that they’ll have you guys warm up and do cool downs before/after running
@@charlottegamarra4709 thank you very much!!
I suffered through my boot camp because my boots was too tight. I had blisters, but I trundled on.
@@Alexjohn8262 well I was a runner before I joined. I was in NJROTC. And I still ended up with fractured foot. It's because those boots we were forced to wear, were shit. No support. Not the best fit at all. And I was a long distance runner. So bottom line, it comes down to the right footwear. We weren't issued with that in mind. So our bodies took a toll.
i got a 74 on the asvab. im good on push ups and plank times. but my conditioning sucks im trying to improve it. i definitely could use some helpful tips on it.
Your going to improve a lot in bootcamp as long as u apply yourself but if u wanna get an head start just start doing 15-20 minute runs without stopping. Your going to be doing that at Bootcamp so you’ll have a headstart
@@tywalk11 thanks i will start that rn
It all depends on what jobs are available to you at the time you go to MEPS.
Hey my names chace is there any you could write me down as a referral so I can make rank.
@@chacecook4304 ok fine my ship date is oct 25th but i think you got be from jersey too bro. Plus i already listed all my referrals at maps
Thanks again 🙏🏽
Thanks for this video man. Leaving for boot camp on march 2nd. Coming in as e3 MA. Been practicing and studying for those tests. Wish me luck.
Needed to know that …. Ty for letting us know & can’t wait to join 💪🏼
Ofc! What’s your rate?
The only thing I'm worried about is swimming. I cant swim for $#!+
Swimming is more about correct movement than fast force. Just relax and make the correct motions, you'll be ok.
Whats up with the rows are they mandatory or you can switch the run to row?
Thanks man that was nice and informative
My Navy boot camp was difficult. If I had everybody in my company to be like me, it would have been a breeze.
What's the best way to get better at planks?
I’m leaving for MEPS today, I’m possibly shipping out end of September early October. I run 2-4 miles each day, I do the normal PT requirement workouts. I scored a 42 on the ASVAB, my question is can that score give me good electrical jobs or something in the construction field?
I’m not sure but your recruiter will tell you alll the jobs available for you. You can also retake the test if you want a higher score as well
@@tywalk11 Is there anything I should expect from MEPS today? Thank you for replying back!
Ima tell you now they gonna try to get you to take seaman pac or airman pac since you scored so low I would say don’t take any of those but if you’re up against a wall take air pac over seaman pac. If you take seaman pack just know you’re gonna hate life and the military within 6 months.
@@darkzombiegenetics I picked boatswains mate, I’m satisfied with my job and I leave for basic on September 29th
@@hawkwind255 Dude I picked BM too but they called me and pushed my ship date back from September 29th to October 25th because of “issues with my graduation date and beginning of A school”
You should talk about the suffering that people will go through if they are sent to SEPS. You should warn about seps and how you can stay locked up for months or even years instead. You should warn about seps and not just talk about bootcamp. People have to know the horrendous part about the bootcamp as well, not just how good the navy paints it. I know a lot but I don't want to talk. But you should make a video about what will happen if you get sent to Seps.
Leaving March 21st HYPED!!!
I’m leaving that day too!!
How was the ASVAB? I’m looking into joining this summer
@@lifewithbree3426 really isn’t that hard make sure you go over everything . There’s a lot of math . also have in mind the type of score you aiming for if your looking to get certain types of rates .
I leave in a few day’s February 6 I’m excited 😊
What’s your rate?
@@tywalk11 E-1, PS
Thanks for the info bro
My girl just started Wednesday in boot camp right now
Thank you i ship out on Tuesday
I appreciate your videos Sailor, and I hope everything is going well for you in the Navy.
So what is your rating??? I haven't heard u discuss this. And u should do a video on transitioning from boot camp to A school.
I’m a ATO! And that’s actually going to be my next video 😂 but that’s for the suggestion 💯 and thank you for watching my videos as well!
idk my rate yet , I’m going to
Talk to the reclute this week coming up , hope everything goes well .
My son just graduated from boot camp Jan. 6
I shipped next Tuesday I’m supper nervous
Do they make u send ur belongings home still? My fiance is suppose to buy my plane ticket🤔
Leave October 26, BM
Me too PS
Dep test was night of arrival for me
Hi Ty, I ship in 2 days. I’m confused on whether we do the 1.5 mile or pacer? I read that the run was replaced with the pacer is this true?
Hey, for the initial test you will do the pacer and for the rest it will be 1.5 mile
@@tywalk11 Thank you for your response, appreciate it. And congratulations on being a sailor! See you in the fleet maybe someday!
E 39 Edgar zambrano
Thanks bro...
No sit ups? Curls?
What’s dep test?
I’ll be going in to Boot as an E3 will the DEP test help me advance to E4 as well? Or is it just for E1s to E2s?
I believe you can leave Bootcamp no higher than an E3 but still try and pass and study. But I do know for sure you won’t be able to get top of division as E3
Hey. As someone who's being through the process. You cannot get ranked no higher than an E3 at bootcamp as.I went in as an E3. If you have any other questions, you can ask
Hey my names chace is there anyway you could write me down as a referral so I can make rank.
The age limit to join is 39 right?
Effective Nov 2022, the age limit is 41
Shipmate your recruiter was garbage. You should have smoked any OPFA or PRT because your recruiter led you in PT during DEP meetings. Hopefully you were mentally prepared for boot camp as well. The more you are mentally and physically prepared, the more you stand out for leadership positions. But it sounds like you adapted and overcame. Find you a good mentor when you get to the fleet. Good luck.
leaving in 5 days, good to know that they go by age! on the final pft before you graduate, I read every where that it in order to graduate you have to get a ( Good Low )... is that true?
No you just have to get satisfactory medium. But should definitely aim higher so it looks better on your Evols when it’s time for promotion
@@tywalk11 awesome, thank you sir!! That helps makes me a bit more confident now...
@@matthewgermain4067 your welcome I’m glad I could help and good luck to you!
I've heard that in order to rank up with the DEP test you only get the rank as long as you pass the OPFA. Is that true? I ship out on the 30th and I'm going in as E-1.
I mean if u don’t pass the OPFA you don’t graduate so I guess it’s true in a sense
What’s ur rate? You ready?
In order to rank up off the DEP test, you would have to pass the DEP test and your RDC assessment ( the first time around) in offical PFA standards. You will know if you pass and rank up as your RDC will tell you. Also you can rank up off certain jobs like RPOC, AROC, Starboard Watch, Head PO etc as long as you do your job correctly with little to no problems and maintain it through bootcamp until the end, you will get ranked. Sometimes the RDC's just pick recruits and advance then. So my best advice is to be the best recruit you can. Step outside your comfort zone and show your RDC's you deserve to be ranked up, and if you don't, it's ok. You will get ranked in the Fleet. It will not be the end of the world.
I leave the 13th(10 days) I'm running a 13 40 1.5 mile, 1:20 planks but I am not even close to passing pushups(I think I'm doing like 20 or so). Should I be concerned about that?
How did it go bro ?
How did it go, you shouldn't be worried, your run is really good.
@chizitereizuogu9162 Went solid, been out of boot for a year now. I left with a 11:00 1.5mile , max planks and 70 pushup.
@@helilover1564 were you able to train for the planks and pushups in camp?
I ship on the 2nd of Jan
@chizitereizuogu9162 Yeah dude,it's easy. What's your rate?
So they dont let you thru with probationary?
Yea for the RDC assessment they do but OPFA no they don’t.
Stay awake in class that's it
Anybody going November 15?
What happens if you fail the initial pfa? Like I don't think I will be able to do all the push-ups and plank.
You won’t be set back or anything if your not too far off, until the RDC assessment
They still give you a buffer for RDC assessment but not that much of a buffer so try your hardest to get as close as possible before you ship off
@@tywalk11 ok thanks because I was really worried
@@emanob1503 ofc!
Actually. If you fail your pacer ( the initial), you will be given a second time to do it and a warning on paper( that you will sign) If you fail a second time, you will be set back to a division that hasn't done it where you will be given one or two more chances depending on your previous performances. If you fail again, you will receive notice that you will be separated from the Navy. So I suggest you try to pass it the first time around
Anybody else leave on September 8
@@ToriaGalleria I was looking for a groupchat or something but can’t find anything. Goodluck!
@@traemartin3421 I don’t know any & Thank you same to you
Is the chamber harmful ?
The gas chamber is a breeze don’t worry much about it honestly.
Those stats on the thumbnail look like a breeze. I can already plank for 2 minutes and do 45 pushups. I can also run a mile in about 7 and a half minutes.
For a smoker, that's not bad either 🤣 I should probably quit smoking...
Bro bootcamp is so easy. Imma tell you this now do not let the RPOC MA and AROC make y’all stay up at night tryna have those we need to come together talks. They never work😂
@@AnthonyY55 Don’t be that guy 😂
@@kevinjohnson6549 Am I lyin tho?
You were in 197?
Yup
Is AT A school still in P-Cola?
Yessir
@@tywalk11 how long is your school there? My son will be in P-COLA for his A school too. He probably won't be there til after 3rd or 4th week in October.
I was there back in 2001, and went through 9-11 on that base, we went through lock downs. I remembered seeing alot of foreign pilots and wondered what the heck is America doing? We were training people, that could possibly be used against us. We all got pretty sketchy about who was on our base and why. Paranoia definitely stepped in our thoughts during our times there.
@@tywalk11 ok also my son has the AC rating. My husband and I both were AC in the Navy, but now he works in the FAA. So much has changed since we were there. We heard u all don't get liberty til your about to graduate A school, dont know if thats true! ? But anyways, if younknow any AC airmen, let them all know, FAA is hurting for controllers, and we know the website where they can apply to. And once they are about to be out, tell them to apply! Because u get more benefits, more freedom, better health care, better pay, especially for your retiremen,, but medical insurance is top notch- u will get what thr senators have! But because military medical is sub par. I have nothing nice to say about that topic, but that they are running an incompetent program and nobody should trust what comes from their mouths. I learned too much when I studied to become a dr, and in my MCATS study guide book, within first few pages, they openly tell you that most military medical professionals are medical school dropouts. When I saw that, I was like, ok, this makes sense now. I had the most disturbing experiences within the military medical community. I highly advise u all DO NOT trust them, and seek better health care for your family. My dr I see has me looking into a lawyer on my experiences, so I can't go into details. But make sure u all keep copies of your records, if seen. Because they are also horrible at filing. I had other people's personal medical conditions in my record. I had to go to emergency room when I was pregnant. In portsmouth va. I showed up, and the military dr said to me, oh it looks like you're still pregnant!! I'm like yeah I'm 100% still pregnant! Well they said there was records in my files of another female, who came in there, was pregnant and lost her baby in that same ER. They think the corpsman weren't filing records correctly. Goes to show you, the level of incompetency within the system. When I checked out of the navy and requested records, I saw more evidence, because I again had other people's files in mine.
I was misdiagnosed there on that base in P-cola with having a cold. When I checked onto new base, I had to go to flight surgeon, and they took xrays of my lungs, found out I had double pneumonia. Talk about starting a career in the Navy, with that. It sucked. So please share my story with others and trust your body. And know, if your sick, you should be able to go to nearest ER. And claim u are closer to the civilian one, vs military hospital tricare should pay for it. But double check. I started doing that. Because I got misdiagnosed so much by military medical personnel, I no longer trusted them. I could have died on several occasions, because of their ignorance. And when I read my MCATS study guide, and saw what they said, I was in disbelief, and finally knew l, like omg, no wonder I didn't get great health care when I was in. And they Also misdiagnosed my son. At 2 months old. Different unit, was in kingsville tx then. And dr there Said my 2 month old baby had a cold. I demanded xrays on 4 diff visits! He was coughing and had fever and vomiting. Dr refused xray. After 4 attempts at that facility, I asked tricare for 2nd opinion. We had his care transferred to corpus Christi naval base. Dr there said, he needs xray, Stat. Then came back and said your son is very sick! (I'm like, duh I know that!) Then she said she was insisting on writing my husband and I up for neglecting our sons medical care. He was diagnosed with double pneumonia. In military, they can write u up for not taking care of your family. Anyways, I told this dr that I came to her for 2nd opinion because kingsville naval base dr wouldn't take an xray like I asked every 4 times I took my son to her. So corpus Christi dr said hold on, I want to check something. She left the room and came back and apologized to us. She checked the system to see if we were lying. And in fact the kingsville dr annotated that I was being "demanding" asking for unimportant tests when clearly the baby just had a cold. Well there were other things in the notes, and corpus Christi dr wrote up the kingsville dr. Shortly after, I was advised my a higher up medical person, that the kingsville dr was transferred out of that medical facility because she got in trouble. ALL I can say, i could write a book on what I experienced, which is all about medical neglect, incompetency, and medical gaslighting. It's so bad, that I see a psychologist for PTSD, Who works for the VA in disabilty claims. But I see him, and he is dumbfounded and not surprised, he stated its unfortunate and he has been hearing the neglect is way too often. I do plan on sharing my stories with higher ups in the military, in hopes they can make changes, for the better for u all. Because of the level of neglect and pompous attitudes medical professionals display in the medical field, made us realize, the NAVY could ultimately kill our children or leave my children without a momma. It was that bad. My husband re-enlisted once, and decided to get out-strictly based on the medical neglectof, and applied to the FAA, to be an air traffic controller with them. We are so lucky to be out, because my kids lives were at stake, and serving the military was not just about us and the careers it involves your family too. My husband now makes over 200k a year. And all I can say, is please please please, u all be careful. Stay alert, and vigilant. I share this, to help, not to put any shame upon the medical military medical facilities. It's more about knowing, and don't hesitate for 2nd opinions or seeing a civilian ER, because it just might save your life. I saw in my records, where they prescribed me medications, that I didn't know about!!! This was after a car accident. When in fact, I was denied pain medication. I suffered herniation in car accident, and now have nerve damage, where my legs crumble out from under me. They even documented in my file that I refused to go to physical therapy! When in fact I was going 3 times a week!!!! Like wth, right? So I highly advise, u all to get copies of your records stay on top of it!!! Because they will falsify and lie to make themselves look better and that you are the one not following their advice. I was pissed when I found this out. But anyways, u all deserve better than that. And if u gain a family while in, remember what I said! Because it might help you and your kids. There are plus sides to a navy career just the bad ones are what made our final decision to get out. I had to get help from my cousin who worked in the pentagon at that time, because the military kept sending me to work when I was pregnant and having contractions, basically halfway, close to having my baby. I had to stop in middle of hwy when I had contractions, because I couldn't move, they were that strong. They wouldn't admit me to military medical facility, because my contractions weren't regular. Well when you are over half way dilated, u should be in that hospital. My cousin found out that the real reason was, they had no room for me. But needless to say, I was shortly admitted after my cousins help. It was outright ridiculous that I had to seek someone from the pentagon to help me and he was high level official, who set right next to secretary Donald Rumsfeld at that time. He was also almost killed on 9-11. So many stories to tell. Good luck to everyone of you. Stay safe, thank you so much for serving. Look out for each other. WE are all a family. Again, if u know any AC's, they can ask me anything, if they are interested in going the FAA route at some time in their career. Sorry for writing u a book. Good luck with ya!!!😇🥰
@@hawaiibound62 my school is about 3 months. I got here June 4th and graduate August 31st. But yea there still are foreign officers in training here, I’ve seen a couple and was just as confused as you probably were😂 but I’ve had a conversation with them before and they seem pretty coo and getting trained only because they are from a allied country so if war was to happen they can actually help us.
@@tywalk11 ok, yeah the ones I saw couldn't speak any English. So I was confused how they were flying. U have to know English, as it's worldwide, in AC. It's the standard language. So no matter where u fly, it's supposed to be English. That's what also confused me.