12 Week Training for USMC boot camp

[RCosta34]

Hey everybody I leave for boot camp on May 17th and I am beginning the process of becoming a physical training freak before I leave for Parris Island. I am posting in this section because both the Marine corps and MMA are probably the most physically demanding organizations.

[RCosta34]

Going to take it light this week to get into the routine


1-mile jog: About 10 minute pace

pull-ups: 12, 10, 8

crunches: 40, 30, 20

push ups: 50, 40, 30


Diet-
6:00am: Tribulus tablets
6:30am: Scrambled eggs and potatoes
10:00am: Tribulus tablets
12:00pm: Tuna sandwich, Grilled cheese, and brown rice
4:00pm: Tribulus tablets
5:00pm: IsoMass Protein shake
8:00pm: Cheese steak sub
10:00pm: ZMA capsules before bed

[Clark_Kent]

Being in shape will help, but most of Boot Camp is mental.

[gewaltiger]

my advice - dont join (infantry atleast)
but if you insist,
honestly dont worry about it. just be able to run 3 miles in under 22min and youll be fine pretty much, and try to knock out atleast 15 pullups and getting the 100 crunches are easy.
the key to pullups is frequency. "grease the groove" just do a max set of pullups every day, multiple times a day.
boot camp will get you into shape through their diet and exercise

[cjdelaney]

my advice - dont join


this

[gewaltiger]

this

yes :D you are hearing this from two marines, so dont pls. dont do it.

[cjdelaney]

yes :D you are hearing this from two marines, so dont pls. dont do it.

seriously...save yourself.

[RCosta34]

I have always wanted to join the marines for some reason, and it will help me get a good law enforcement job. I am in college so I joined the reserves anyway

[RCosta34]

Circuit Training

*Light weight with many repetitions until failure

Push ups: 1 min
Curls: 1min
Shoulder press: 1min
Stair master: 3 min
Calf Raises: 1min
Dips: 1min
Crunches: 1min
Jog on treadmill: 3min
Pull ups: 1min
Leg Press: 1min

*Went through circuit 2 times with no breaks in between
*28-minute workout