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For those going to take the PAT. There is no set order in which the sections are taken. Everyone is split into groups and those groups each go to 1 area and complete it before moving on. You could start on the Sit-ups or on the Gun steadiness test. So dont assume you will go in any set direction. The test is hard and as stated before you must give each section more then 100% to assure not just passing that part but to cover any other section in that group you might do mediocre in. The sit-ups i saw people do as few as 8 and i somehow managed to do 44. I remember leaving the facility at the end of the day completely drained. Just be prepared and give it your all and you should be ok.Test 45-722
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was scheduled for january 6th 2011 class that was cancelled
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Originally posted by CivilServant14 View PostQuestion regarding the pull-up trainer portion of PAT:
I know you have to pull yourself up on different levels, but is there a set number of pull-ups you have to do at each level?Test 45-722
Rank 21XX
was scheduled for january 6th 2011 class that was cancelled
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Originally posted by FutureCtOfr View PostTHe pull up trainer is in slightly more then a 45 degree position to start and you must pull up 3 reps in that position. I dont recall exactly but i think it might have been position 4 or 5. So if you did only 1 pull up your score was say 4-1. If you did 2 your score was 4-2 and so on. If you complete all 3 for position 4 then you have a few minutes to rest and the trainer is moved to position 5. And then you have to do 3 more. They have stated it looks better to atleast get 1 done for the next position so 5-1 looks better then 4-3. And the first position or 2 or not too difficult but the level of difficulty goes up alot with each new position. Good luck!
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Originally posted by FutureCtOfr View PostTHe pull up trainer is in slightly more then a 45 degree position to start and you must pull up 3 reps in that position. I dont recall exactly but i think it might have been position 4 or 5. So if you did only 1 pull up your score was say 4-1. If you did 2 your score was 4-2 and so on. If you complete all 3 for position 4 then you have a few minutes to rest and the trainer is moved to position 5. And then you have to do 3 more. They have stated it looks better to atleast get 1 done for the next position so 5-1 looks better then 4-3. And the first position or 2 or not too difficult but the level of difficulty goes up alot with each new position. Good luck!
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Originally posted by Max 1618 View PostCan you start at position 5 and work your way down? I would rather get the hard ones out of the way before getting tired out with the easier ones.Test 45-722
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was scheduled for january 6th 2011 class that was cancelled
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Originally posted by Swartz319 View PostWhen I took it, I did the arm crank about 150 times. 59 situps, completed 2 full sets of pull ups and 4 pull ups on the 3rd stage. Hit the circle a few times for the hand steadiness. I passed so if you guys hit around those numbers you'll be fine as well!
Now you are just being a show off!Test 45-722
Rank 21XX
was scheduled for january 6th 2011 class that was cancelled
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