What makes it hard is being around 30 years old with a full-time job and responsibilities outside of work, having all of the educational and work experience background requirements, and still being able to perform on the PFT above the minimum requirements. If you're a fitness RUclipsr trying the PFT, you might not have too much of an issue with it, but anyone could pass it if they didn't have a 9-5 and have a family to raise. It is widely seen as the most difficult physical fitness test to pass on the civilian side of the gov't and anyone who does do well on it is a very disciplined type-A person.
@@allmight5564 well if you actually work for it then you could do it. It’s not all about fitness. It’s a lot about mind and how fast you can react/think
What makes it hard is being around 30 years old with a full-time job and responsibilities outside of work, having all of the educational and work experience background requirements, and still being able to perform on the PFT above the minimum requirements. If you're a fitness RUclipsr trying the PFT, you might not have too much of an issue with it, but anyone could pass it if they didn't have a 9-5 and have a family to raise. It is widely seen as the most difficult physical fitness test to pass on the civilian side of the gov't and anyone who does do well on it is a very disciplined type-A person.
1.5 is no joke.
Yeah it is. I run 5 miles a day. That’s lame. I don’t qualify because I don’t meet there education requirements. They are weak as shit.
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@@allmight5564 cool story bro
@@allmight5564 well if you actually work for it then you could do it. It’s not all about fitness. It’s a lot about mind and how fast you can react/think
@@allmight5564 the army also does 2 miles. So the FBI isnt the hardest fitness test, but it sure isnt easy.