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Old 03-08-07, 02:58 PM   #1
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Have to be fit for my job. We get tested twice a year on fitness.
the tests are
Run 1 and a half miles in under 10mins 30 secs
Do more than 50 press ups in under 2 mins
Do more than 55 situps in under 2 mins
Tabb/ yomp 8 miles with a bergan weighing 18kg. in under 2hours.

This is the basic level of fitness that everyone is expected to pass with out fail.
Time for a new job in my book. So what is required of the older crew at your job? I can not see a 60 year old doing this workout without cardiac arrest on the spot.
New job? I love my job and love fiz as well
As for the older guys the are not any 60 year old people i know of at my work. Oldest i would say is in there late 30's.
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Old 03-08-07, 03:02 PM   #2
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Have to be fit for my job. We get tested twice a year on fitness.
the tests are
Run 1 and a half miles in under 10mins 30 secs
Do more than 50 press ups in under 2 mins
Do more than 55 situps in under 2 mins
Tabb/ yomp 8 miles with a bergan weighing 18kg. in under 2hours.

This is the basic level of fitness that everyone is expected to pass with out fail.
Time for a new job in my book. So what is required of the older crew at your job? I can not see a 60 year old doing this workout without cardiac arrest on the spot.
New job? I love my job and love fiz as well
As for the older guys the are not any 60 year old people i know of at my work. Oldest i would say is in there late 30's.

Some sort of discrimination going on here:hmm:. Just what is this job that precludes the older folks?
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Old 03-08-07, 03:05 PM   #3
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I just walk everywhere and play with the kids.

Then again I live in a small town in SCotland so don't need the car much for everyday stuff.
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I just walk everywhere and play with the kids.
Lots of this, coach some of the kids sports teams, that kind of stuff.

Play rec hockey
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some of discrimination going on here:hmm:. Just what is this job that precludes the older folks?
The high levels of fitness is what precludes the older folks.
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