Ep 1 run less run faster Marine OCS PFT

[@BlueCaboose42]

First bullet: Proper footwear First picture: Platoon running in boots Company Grade leadership: I don't see the problem...

[@Yourfriendkellz]

Honest to god brooks ghost 14/15 are the best shoes I have ever bought. They aren’t pretty, but they work… they’re heavier as a tennis shoe though…

[@dustintaber]

Never considered racing shoes for the PFT

[@ocsprep435]

I find it super helpful to have a specific kind of shoe for a specific kind of run. Training shoes are designed differently than racing shoes and it can make a difference when you switch.

[@dlowlow72]

This is pure gold

[@DevidYaldo]

Amazing attention to detail definitely Earned a subscriber

[@Gabeking88]

coud you create a body weight training scheme cause all the rest have weights and not all have weights

[@ocsprep435]

One of my favorite body weight workouts is super simple. Look up "spell your name" or "alphabet" workouts. Its a fun way to get in a good body weight circuit without having to think up a workout and will get you in good shape for OCS/TBS.

[@Yourfriendkellz]

Why get a pair before we go?

[@anthony559]

can you make more videos ??

[@ocsprep435]

If I had more time I would. Unfortunately training changes a lot. From the videos and posts I have seen OCS is a different place now.

[@RyanNelson0402]

If people are so focused on just going to and doing good at OCS they're bound to be terrible leaders and probably want into the Corps for the wrong reasons.. stop enabling them.

[@ocsprep435]

Definitely disagree with you there. OCS is the first step to officership. It’s a test and being prepared has nothing to do with the type of leader you are. Some people can push through with little prep, but in my opinion if you do this you show a lack of dedication and discipline. You have to show that you can do your research and come prepared to make it. That’s the point of OCS. Leadership is developed through experience. Through preparation for OCS or TBS you demonstrate that you have the ability to learn and have the dedication required of a platoon commander. If you can show self discipline, dedication, and preparation for OCS then you most likely will demonstrate those qualities with you Marines when you devote time and energy into them. I think where people mess up is forgetting to take lessons learned and apply them when they get out in the fleet. Or when they pin LT and think they know it all, forgetting the preparation they did to get there still applies as they go through their careers.

[@theguyonhisphone5743]

Good leaders do bad at OCS great tip