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10-23-09, 11:18 PM #16
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10-27-09, 12:12 PM #17
Our recruiting station ranges in what we do every week. Usually we do some sort of running because that seems to be what most people have a problem with. We also do a ton of working out all the time.. Then we have had classes on Squad Manuevers and first aid and stuff like that. Poolee functions we've had have been Drill, swimming qual stuff, and paint ball. I think our recruiting station is getting us really prepared, it's pretty cool.
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10-27-09, 06:35 PM #18
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10-28-09, 06:06 PM #19
POOLEE your funny dude,ay do you guys go to March AF base to do your IST's? if so find me punk Ill freaking race you
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10-28-09, 07:02 PM #20
RSS Boston is the best recruiting station in the northeast. We have monthly IST's which consist of the usual 1.5 mile run, max crunches, max pullups. Usually after an IST we practice drill, and go for a run through downtown Boston. We have remedial PT everyday at 0900, and mandatory PT every Tuesday and Thursday at 1700. We have over 80 in the pool. Our PT's are always at least 2 hours long. We run circuit courses, go for 5 mile river runs, do boxing workouts, 1 mile fireman carries, Marine Corps push-ups until you die, low crawl's in the mud, paintball functions, sometimes we go to the reserve base to practice drill. Everyone goes hard, or we don't go home. I'm proud to say that we take home the trophies every year against 14 different stations. We make the Army PT look like a joke. Everyone in our pool runs better than an 11:30, and everyone meets the pull-up and crunch requirements. I'm proud to say I've been PT'ing with RSS Boston since December of 2008 and have earned title of Guide.
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10-29-09, 01:06 PM #21
No way your the guide of your RS! They should just give you the Eagle Globe and Anchor.
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10-31-09, 01:55 AM #22
PT every Tuesday and Thursday and every second Sat of the month is of course the Pool Function. Sometimes we go on trips like to the USMC museum at Quantico or visit other historic sites. That or we run an IST and do some sort of fun activities afterwords.
Our PT's are usually pretty extensive. We end up running somewhere in between 4-8 miles every time on top of intense workouts. Needless to say kids that went in there doing 0 pullups are now doing 10 or so after a month or 2.
My station is rated Top in NJ according to all the recruiters, despite our station being really small and in a remote location. Im sure there are some out there in other states that kick our asses haha but im happy with these guys
PS - I leave Monday to PI
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10-31-09, 03:35 PM #23
Zoltta1,best of luck to you poolee and kick ass
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11-22-09, 03:51 PM #24
Our new head recruiter just broke us down into squads
and I made squad leader.
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11-22-09, 04:51 PM #25
My recruiter took me and his other poolees out to Hooters for lunch after a PT :]
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11-22-09, 07:12 PM #26
Best in the country RSS Temple Terrace just got the award for superior achievement in 2009. My recruiters will not send you to Parris Island unless you are 100% ready, and I'm glad they won't. Only a handful of poolees in my DEP don't know all of their general orders, and ranks and it's because their new. We PT 3 times a week (Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday). Run IST's and CFT's regularly. We don't do many fun activities, we had a bbq once, but its only because were too busy training! Also we do good amount of drill practice that from what I've heard helps out tremendously at boot camp. And almost every poolee holds a leadership position in boot camp. Needless to say, I'm incredibly thankful to all the recruiters from my station for all of the time they dedicate to making sure we ship out ready to kick ***.
RSS TEMPLE TERRACE!
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11-22-09, 07:15 PM #27
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11-22-09, 08:31 PM #28
Since the weather is getting colder, our RSS is starting to do more "class" meetings where we'll be taught how to talk to drill instructors properly, what to expect at recruit training, and things along that line. We'll also be going to a swimming pool (I believe) to show us what will be done at recruit training.
Honestly, I wouldn't mind running during the winter. Almost all the recruiters at my RSS have never even seen snow in New England ...lol ! But yeah, looks like we'll be doing a lot more mental preperation than physical during the winter.
The only "fun" thing we've done so far was last month when we played flag football. I also love motivational runs. Those are probably my favorite out of all the training exercises we do. We normally split into three different groups; fast, normal, and turtles for when we run..But I like when we do motivational runs, that way I get the feel of the brotherhood and the sense of being in the Marines. I love it! I love the Marine Corps!!
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11-22-09, 10:32 PM #29
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11-23-09, 01:16 AM #30
Well, our new recruiter, in the midst of PTing us, is teaching us how to lead PT sessions for the fleet. He'll have each of us get in the middle of the circle and lead with the commands..(I'm going off memory right now, can't find the paper I wrote it down on)
PoA
Detail/Platoon/Company.. Atten-HUT
Proper Greeting, Poolees/Marines
My name is Poolee ________
And I will lead your first/next exercise
Your first/next exercise will be Side-Straddle-Hops
Side Straddle-Hops is a 4 count exercise
I will count cadence, You will count repetitions
We will do X number of them.
Does anybody need a demonstration?...(Acknowledge requests)
Starting Positions. Ready. Exercise
Do the exercise
back to PoA
Recover, At ease, Shake it out.
And if we **** it up, we start pushin until we get it right. It's exhausting
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