San Diego Police Department - Physical Abilities Test

Practice sessions are open every Wednesday from 1 pm-2 pm and the first Saturday of every month from 10 am -1 pm.
The course is located at 4230 Spruance Road, San Diego, CA 92101
No appointment is necessary to show up. Please be on time to see the demonstration and explanation of the test.
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[@wrightdaejon]

This is similar to Bart police thanks for the help

[@protohass]

They're so understaffed in this certain dept that they're not being so strict anymore and some of these don't need to be done

[@cthroatbill5192]

Do you just need to complete the test or is there time limit you need to perform each task under?

[@Lilperez661]

Thank you 🙏

[@ΜΟΛΩΝΛΑΒΕ_1776]

Easy money.

[@aaronhernandez4595]

Is this test the same for every department in california

[@pedrocosta7550]

No fireman´s carry?

[@GUNS_jk]

Why both hands to vault though? Dude can easily hope over it.

[@ddrdestineddynastyrecords6003]

I used to train people in parkour and this is for the safety of the police. Using both hands on the beam and ensure more stability when getting over an obstacle. Especially when wearing a lot of gear that can weigh a person down.

[@GUNS_jk]

@@ddrdestineddynastyrecords6003 Valid response. In that case, it makes sense to train these people with said heavy gear on?

[@BarefootBrothersDrive]

interesting

[@mydogatemyhomework3768]

You turn your comments off on any video that is controversial, therefore you are being deceitful and I choose to unsubscribe. Do better

[@ΜΟΛΩΝΛΑΒΕ_1776]

Stop being sensitive.

[@buch5]

By the way, I went to boot camp there in '93. Such a shame to see what it's being used for now. Why don't you just call it the San Diego Rainbow Coalition Department?...

[@buch5]

That Sergeant has only 2 stars? That would've been SACRALIGE back when I worked for the San Diego Sheriff's Department. There was a time when you had to do at least 3-5 years in the jails, then go out to patrol for training, then have 5 years of patrol experience before even THINKING about puttin' in for training officer, much less testing for Sergeant. MOST cops work for a "police department" because they're TOO SCARED to work in a jail setting with a (sheriff's department) before they go out to patrol, and that's a FACT. Prove me wrong...

[@buch5]

I've also heard that the moral with SDPD is at an ALL TIME LOW lately. Prove me wrong AGAIN!...

[@buch5]

So how many "rainbow warriors" have you guys hired over the last 5-10 years? They were gettin' up there when I retired in 2021! Hope you don't continue to reach for the bottom of the barrel. But maybe that's ALL you can get now with the shitty retirement that Sacramento has forced upon on ALL law enforcement in California. Such a shame. Well, GOOD LUCK!