British Army || Indoor Battle Physical Training || Pirbright

[@janethadley9162]

The British army are simply the the best keep up the great work and thank you from The bottom of my heart for keeping us all safe God bless you all thank for posting

[@leehotspur9679]

Joined RN at 15 yrs 1964 PTI,s put us through it OK ,I gained a lot of confidence through their encouragement and persistence and discipline So much to be thankful for to those guys

[@benedictpasco653]

Having gone through Basic Training in 1972, I can say that the standards for fitness are much higher accross stamina, strength, endurance, agility, confidence and most of all, tempered by teamwork. Back then we used to say that the fitness tests favoured the 'Racing Snakes' - not now. Well done the British Army. Better late than never.

[@KimTebrok]

Absolutely, we wore plimsolls, the fitness training was primitive & seriously abysmal. Really impressed by the standards these days & the squaddie awareness of things like core strength etc,etc.

[@michaeldoolan7595]

None of these could yomp or tab across the Falklands carrying a GPMG after drinking ditch water for a week and living under a poncho. Our forces are not a soggy patch on the 50s 90s army . You are a weak cowardly generation and brought up by single mothers and have brothers by another daddy. At least the next conflict breaks out, and we will see you woke violent piss stains get fucked

[@ryancalvert5981]

Are these PTI’S broken? The haven’t sworn or said FELLA’S!

[@him050]

"Average to poor" "thank you Staff"

[@russelldavis8415]

Spent all my adult life in the military, enjoyed the swim test, BFT, CFT, PT sessions were pretty easy as I did a lot of sport. However I think there should be a set circuit that focuses on body strengthening, with that everyone could remember or given scores to beat for next time, these should be done at least twice a week. Serving in an Armd Regt is physical hard work every day, few ppl go to the gym in own time, most would rather go for a beer. I know times have changed, however some units have more time to spare, for this kind of training than others.

[@Fabziy]

Totally agree, good idea! There has been a shift in the PT programme to focus on strength & conditioning

[@aidhanroberts9028]

Boozing is still a serious problem

[@chrismo3142]

@@aidhanroberts9028 Work hard, play harder 🍻

[@aidhanroberts9028]

@@chrismo3142 no. Not when the line infantry blokes are out of shape. Standards should be higher

[@chrismo3142]

@@aidhanroberts9028 That it though, the problem isn’t the standards set - It’s the discipline of the soldiers coming through. We always managed to have a few bevies and a good time, but always got through the fitness tests. A lot of the lads now sit in their room all night after work with little to no social or gym time!

[@jasonphillips626]

Good stuff me boy, will be joining on 21st this month thanks for the videos man

[@Fabziy]

See you soon..

[@jasonphillips626]

@@Fabziy yeah man i don't know how i found your channel but i have some good stuff looks like your a busy man

[@tevbuff]

How was it?

[@InsuYouTube]

I was part of this!! Good memories!! Although now on a different path of becoming an Architects.

[@FELAGI]

June 23rd can’t wait I’m not big, I’m not muscled but I have the mentality and the devotion to develop my skills and learn to better myself!

[@Fabziy]

That's the right attitude to achieve your goals! Good luck.

[@TheWineGuy101]

Long as you have the spirit to push on even when things get tiring, you'll do fine. You can build muscles, mentality is harder to mould, so you've already got the big obstacle down in my opinion. Good luck lad!

[@FELAGI]

Pug Zergrush thank you I know I’m not the biggest I make music and art, but I’ve always loved the army and history and it’s something I’ve always wanted to do not for anyone else but so I can be proud of myself and make myself a better individual

[@FELAGI]

FabZiy thank you hope I can meet you when I’m down there

[@leehotspur9679]

Do not worry mate The services will feed you and build you up to a lean fighting machine Just give it your best You will never regret the opportunity of being a services man

[@Zullubullu]

Has there ever been a time where recruits have gotten into the correct position before the countdown on the first go? 😂

[@c21bbr97]

Never

[@j.harbottle8928]

Be The Best!! , well done all of you, poud man herre !

[@quagmirewasere]

Never walk across the parade ground either 😂😂

[@quagmirewasere]

My pti was staff holt mad as fuck but he could motivate alright 😂😂

[@ManjihPCTV]

On the topic of the Rolls, I hate rolls and never done them lol, do you get taught or they just gunna throw you into them?

[@Fabziy]

You get taught!

[@chipking2765]

Oh yes you do get taught It does get a lot easier

[@csvickers151]

Le - cateau that brings back memories graded in 2011 TA course.

[@seanwood8883]

This looks good. I'd love to be a PTI in the army

[@joeh4791]

take it from an ex pti (me) its really shit being a pti

[@AR-zr1om]

I wish we did more gym agility, it sort of stops there but I feel like doing more parkour style running on steady states would make it more interesting

[@mcpartridgeboy]

i dont get how soldiers can be so fit with so little muscle, even that instructor only has a little muscle.

[@openmusic3904]

I suppose it is about the quality of the muscle also. You could have very large muscles, but they are not very efficient. Or you could have smaller ones that are far more efficient. It's the same reason people say body builders actually make poorer athletes than more compact men and women.

[@georgewaterson7583]

You don’t need a lot of muscle to be fit

[@JammyDodger45]

Huge muscles take a lot of fuel to supply and sleep to repair add to that you've got to 'carry' the weight and it just isn't any good for soldier fitness. Lean, endurance based efficiency is the key.

[@asquith64]

Big muscles seize up fast mate

[@jackdavidson3087]

Do we get taught the rolls etc? Just coming from someone who after 5 years of PE in high school can still only do a forward roll

[@Fabziy]

Yes you will get taught everything 👍

[@seanwood8883]

Looks good training this.

[@GnrMark1986]

Bit slow getting to those four corners - thought it was standard practice to make them repeat it?!

[@OscarDirlwood]

Some of those press-up forms are honking.

[@Lucky-mr1wr]

If anyone thinking of joining the para reg , getting training on running a mile and half under 9mins

[@jesseblack5812]

it's 8min 15sec right?

[@johnpryce2011]

What! no murder ball.

[@s41nt_tv10]

My PTI lol, GENTLEMAAAAN

[@leecountffl9826]

Trust me after serving 11.5 years, I should of joined the French foreign legion instead infact Im going too

[@brianconnolly8769]

You can't even speak in english. Good luck in learning French. In the crappy cannon fodder Legion.

[@aidhanroberts9028]

Why ffl? Their training is good but they're the same quality on the field as most infantry battalions

[@leecountffl9826]

@@aidhanroberts9028 They're the only hard core unit left.

[@music-yg6ph]

What week is this

[@krag9083]

Are these recruites?

[@keithpringle3940]

500 laps round my beautiful body, with a jump right turn, go! Shower of fannies! Those who can, do, those who cant, teach!

[@Ron-u1z]

You obviously failed the course.😂😂😂😂

[@michaelobrien9285]

in 74 they would have taken anyone that could convert oxygen into carbon dioxide.

[@richardcarey169]

Bloody awful rope climbs, arms only in the half lever, up and down.....SI APTC rtd

[@pawargujjar7513]

HHH

[@technide6455]

You will get smoked if you walk on the parade ground