Haha might as well get this out of the way now.
Like I said the PT was a breeze, every day they would just have us do shit like jumping jacks, sit ups, 8 second body builders, supermans and mountain climbers. All body weight stuff, 2 sets of 30 push ups, than after all that crap they would run us for 3 miles, we would run in formation so it was a very slow 3 miles, we would be forced to yell cadances(military running songs) the whole time, thats what sucked about the running. On the first day they tested out mile time, I got 7 minutes which is three minutes faster than the min. requirment. I know its not a good time but I consider it breezing through the PT cause I did it without too much of a struggle, sorry I can't run a 6 min. like the cardio king T-Block.
As I said earlier the PT was not what made this place so difficult, it was 10% physically draining, 90% mentally. Your deprived of sleep, 5 hours every night if your lucky, to the point that at the second week whenever you sit down, especially after meals, you have to fight off falling alseep. You can't look around or speak, I stared at the back of the kid's head in front of me during formnations for a week before I even knew what his face looked like, I knew the freckles on the back of his head better than his face.
They have complete control over you for 16 hours a day, you are always supervised. The time you have to yourself is when you are laying in bed, even then you have about 10 seconds before you fall asleep. That is the way they wanted it, they did not want you to have any time to yourself. All this crap combined with sleep deprivation just kills your morale, and breaks you down. There are so many other pointless things they had us do that I don't feel like listing.
When I just describe it to you guys through words, it simply sounds like it sucked, you cant truly grasp how bad it is unless you are the one waking up at 430 in a foreign place to screaming and whistles. Your paranoid to sleep because your worried about them waking you up. I woke up 2-3 times each night because my body was expecting to get woken any second by them screaming and banging on our doors. My point being this was the hardest thing I have ever done in my life, and I haven't really had a pampered or sheltered lifestyle either.
10 kids dropped out of my company, imagine what it takes to make a kid drop out of college in a mere two weeks. They only had to make it two weeks and they opted to drop out of college rather than suck it up and finish the two weeks,
Did I forget to mention this was also the most rewarding experience I have ever had. After doing this everything else, from focusing on school work to keeping my room clean, is second nature. This will be a challenging four years, but I got the hardest part out of they way.
So there you go guys. My past two weeks.
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I'll be waking up at 0600 3 days a week for 4 years of college so dont feel alone. Cant wait to hear more man. BTW, lmao at a 7 minute mile breezing through the pt. I guess all you needed was 8 but 7 is still slow
