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We are allowed to take the PT test as many times as is necessary to pass. You think there should be a maximum limit?

This question has nothing to do with the military. Some part of my is interested in becoming a civilian correctional officer. I just want to know what the fitness standards for that is. Some of my fans want to know it, too.

In New Zealand, things like this are NOT tolerated.

JUST ANSWER THE QUESTION!!!!!!! THIS IS WHAT SOME OF FOLLOWERS WANT TO KNOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If so, what are the minimum fitness standards for correctional officers and police officers? Same as the militarys?

Nope!

Thanks, I will. Once I move up in rank! This week, I will call CFRC Toronto again and I WANT TO SEE SOME RESULTS!!!!!!!!!!! SOME PART OF ME JUST FEELS LIKE CALLING CFRC AND JUST SCREECHING AT THE RECRUITER AND CALLING THEM A BUNCH OF LAZY........

For the record, I am applying as an administrator.

Who waits longer, on average? Reg force or P-res?

But, they said it should go to my P-res unit in a week or two. :-/

FYI, I passed PT just two weeks ago. Me and my disciples have been praticing push-ups for some time. I passed the PT after four tries! And, why do you put my nic in quotation marks? Besides, some of my disciples heard that in some militaries in other countries, they do it on their knees...

Actually, the fitness appraiser just told me that some units don't so push-ups. Another recruit said the same thing.

BUT THE FITNESS APPRAISER SAID IT!!!! NOT ME!!!!!

But, this is what the fitness appraiser told me!!!!!

I was wondering, what happens if your file is being processed (OW! the wait) and now you decide that you changed your mind and that you want to join another reserve unit. I am joining the Queen's York Rangers and some part of my is thinking about changing my mind about joining QYR and wants to...