A-PREP (Alberta - Physical Readiness Evaluation for Police) 2nd Attempt after 20 minutes Workshop

[@Chaddyboi55]

I am doing all the testing in April. If I don't make it through because I am under qualified, then I am going to join the army for a couple years.

[@pastonge]

As indicated the wall is 4 ft in Ontario rather then 5ft in Alberta. The push and pull is different in the following way. In Ontario you must complete 6 arcs of pushing or pulling (70 lbs). You also can get a 1 arc penalty if you drop weight or cross your feet while pulling. The dummy drag is held at the wrists, in Ontario, rather then by the handle at the feet. Ontario time is 2:42 for a pass with a shuttle run of 6.5

[@rainman1344]

haha im doing the testing in ontario this month too (the 22nd) im a bit worried about the fence cause hte fgence in ontario is solid

[@starbomb4091]

did she pass??

[@zakr1ya]

No she was over by 4 seconds. Aprep has to be completed within 2:10 mins

[@ValeriaGonzalez-oe4lj]

This is really nothing when you compare it to the RCMP TAPE test or the CNDF school test in Québec!

[@CrazyFunnyCats]

Is she a cop today in 2022?

[@sahilnijjar9597]

Bro u know what is difference between Push and pull of alberta and Ontario?. Which one is harder tho as I am worried about timing in A-prep as it is only 2.10 seconds where as it is 2.42 seconds in Ontario

[@CrazyFunnyCats]

@@sahilnijjar9597 for Cats it’s 0.5 seconds! 😂

[@CrazyFunnyCats]

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[@slinganstone]

The PARE test is as big of a joke as this

[@ericcooll]

just that? lol army more hard lol will be easy to get into police