BORTAC is an initialism for the. As part of a joint Department of State/ Department of Justice training program, BORTAC has also provided tactical team and.
I know they have different missions, but I'm sure they could perform similar ones at times. So let's look at some points that may help define my question (I ask as there isn't much out there on either, at least in detail):
1) Which selection course is physically harder to pass?
2) Which group are better shooters overall?
3) Which group can perform a wider variety of missions and is therefore trained accordingly?
$79.00
• 9 weeks total, 5 days/week of training; 2-a-days on Monday and Wednesday.
• Designed to prepare you for the rigors of BORSTAR STC, including litter carries, FTX, rucking, and calisthenic “smoke” sessions.
• Individually scaled to your fitness for BORSTAR PFT and assessment results in the plan.
• This training plan is one of the 182+ Plans included with an Athlete’s Subscription.
Description
This demanding, 9-week plan is designed specifically to train athletes for the fitness demands of BORSTAR STC. Khutbah jumat bahasa sunda pdf. It contains focused emphasis on improving BORSTAR Physical Fitness Test (PFT) scores, Swim Assessment scores, water confidence, and run and ruck performance.
You’ll train 5 days per week, with two-a-days on Mondays and Wednesdays, for a total of 54 sessions, including multiple 2-a-days. Begin this training plan the 9 weeks directly before selection date. To successfully complete this program you’ll need to make training for selection a priority during your work day.
This training plan deploys initial assessments specific to selection and then progressions based upon your assessment results. In this way, the plan automatically scales to the fitness level of the athlete. Here are the assessments used:
– BORSTAR PFT (2 min push ups, 2 min sit ups, max pull ups, 1.5 mile run)
– Swim Assessment (250m for time, 15 min tread, max air squats, max flutter kicks)
– 3 mile Ruck Run for time
– 6 mile Run for time
– 6 Mile Litter Ruck for Time
Visualarq crack. In addition to assessment work, the plan includes long, weekend “mini events” designed to prepare you physically and mentally for the long days you’ll face at selection. Here’s the typical training week:
Monday: AM: PFT Work/ PM: Litter Ruck Work
Tuesday: Swim Assessment Work
Wednesday: AM: Core and Work Capacity/PM: Ruck Run Intervals
Thursday: Run Assessment Intervals
Friday: Stamina OR Rest (alternates each week)
Saturday: Mini Event OR Rest (alternates opposite Friday’s session)
Required Equipment
This plan requires minimal equipment outside of what you’ll use at STC. A full list follows.- Pull-up Bar
- 60# Sandbag
- 50# pair of Dumbbell or Kettlebell
- Rucksack loaded to 35#
- IBA or 25# Weight Vest
- 2.5# plate
- Course of known distance/track/GPS to know distance
- Stopwatch (we recommend the Timex Ironman 100)
- Recommended Equipment
- GPS Watch (we like the Garmin ForeRunner 10) for tracking rucking distance and time.
Sample Training
SESSION 7
AM Session:
Obj: PFT Work
Use SESSION 1 results
Warm-up:
3 Rounds
200m Run - easy pace
8x Push-Ups
8x Sit-Ups
4x Pull-ups
Instep Stretch
Training:
(1) Push-ups:
5 Rounds, every 60 sec.
30% of your Max Reps from PFT
No. 1
then..
1 Round max reps Push-Ups in
60 sec.
(2) Sit-up:
5 Rounds, every 60 sec.
30% of your Max Reps from PFT
No. 1
then..
1 Round max reps Sit-Ups in 60
sec.
(3) Pull-ups:
5 Rounds, every 90 sec.
30% of your Max Reps from PFT
No. 1***
then..
1 Round max reps Pull-Ups in 90
sec.
***If you scored 20 or more Pullups
during SESSION 1, drop to
20% per round and do reps with
an IBA, 25# weight vest, or pack.
(4) 2 Rounds
800m Run @ designated PFT No.
1 run time pace
Rest 2 min. between intervals
PM Session:
Obj: Litter Ruck Work
Use SESSION 6 results
(1) 2 Rounds
Run 2-miles with a 35# pack and
one 50# dumbbell (or kettlebell)
held in your hand @ designated
Litter Ruck Interval pace
Rest 5 min. between intervals
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SESSION 14
Obj: Swim Assessment Work
Use SESSION 2 results
Warm-up:
Swim 25m Side Stroke
Swim 25m Breast Stroke
Swim 100m Freestyle Stroke
Training:
(1) 5 Rounds
100m Freestyle intervals @
designated Swim Interval pace
(2) Hypoxic Ladder:
Freestyle Stroke
25m breath every 2 strokes
25m breath every 4 strokes
25m breath every 6 strokes
25m breath every 4 strokes
25m breath every 2 strokes
(3) 16 min. Tread
(4) 8 Rounds
One Breath Line Touches:
Take 1x Breath, then immediately-
1x Line Touch on pool bottom
Return to the surface and repeat,
only taking one breath before
returning to the bottom of the
pool.
(5) Air Squats:
5 Rounds, every 60 sec.
35% of your Max Reps from
SESSION 2
then.
1 Round max reps Air Squats in
60 sec.
(6) Flutter Kicks:
5 Rounds, every 60 sec.
35% of your Max Reps from
SESSION 2
then..
1 Round max reps Flutter Kicks in
60 sec.
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SESSION 21
AM Session
Obj: Core/Work Capacity
Warm-up:
65x Sandbag Get-ups - 60#
Training:
(1) 4 Rounds, one every 2:20
300m Shuttle Sprints
(2) 6 Rounds
75 sec. Farmer’s Carry - 50#
20/20 sec. Standing Founder
20/20 sec. Kneeling Founder
10x Face Down Back Extensions
(3) 2 Rounds
25 sec. Jane Fondas
25 sec. Shoulder Hand Jobs -
unloaded
PM Session:
Obj: Ruck Run Intervals
Use SESSION 3 results
(1) 4 Rounds
1-mile Ruck Run @ designated
Ruck Run Interval pace
3 min. Rest between Intervals
************************
SESSION 24
Obj: Mini Event
At Pool, in swim gear..
(1) 20 Rounds
Swim 50m
5x Burpees
10x Situps
15x Air Squats
Change to full uniform, and
grab 35# pack
(2) Ruck Run 3 Miles in 35# pack
(3) 8 Rounds - NO RUCK
Run 200m with 60# sandbag
across Shoulders
5x Sandbag Burpees with 60#
Sandbag
20x Flutter Kicks
(3) Run 4 Miles - unloaded
(4) 8 Rounds
10x Sandbag Getups @ 60#
50m Farmers Carry Run @ 50#
Dumbbells
5x Seated Russian Twists with
50# Dumbbells
(5) 5 Mile Litter Ruck - 35# Ruck,
boots/cammies/helmet, 50#
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