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Understanding the Navy PRT

Push-ups

How to do it: Hands shoulder-width apart, back straight, lower until arms form 90° angle
Common mistakes: Sagging hips, incomplete range of motion, improper hand placement
Training tips: Practice different variations (wide, diamond), strengthen chest/shoulders/triceps
Test strategy: Start at steady pace, take short breaks in up position if needed

Plank

Proper position: Forearms on ground, elbows under shoulders, body in straight line
Key technique: Engage core, keep hips level, maintain neutral spine
Training tips: Gradually increase hold time, add side planks for variety
Test strategy: Focus on breathing, mentally break time into smaller chunks

Curl-ups

Proper form: Hands behind head, elbows touch knees at top, shoulder blades touch ground at bottom
Common mistakes: Pulling on neck, using momentum, incomplete movements
Training tips: Mix in various ab exercises, practice with a partner
Test strategy: Maintain steady rhythm, focus on breathing

1.5-Mile Run

Training plan: Mix interval training (400m/800m repeats) with longer runs
Preparation: Know the course, wear proper shoes, hydrate well before test
Pacing strategy: Start conservatively, maintain steady pace, push final quarter-mile
Recovery: Cool down with light jogging/walking, stretch thoroughly

Alternative Cardio Options

500-yard swim: Focus on efficient strokes and breathing
12-minute elliptical: Maintain consistent resistance and stride rate
12-minute bike: Proper seat height, consistent RPM, appropriate resistance
Choosing an alternative: Select based on your strengths and any physical limitations

Test Day Tips

Before the test: Get good sleep, eat light meal 2-3 hours prior
Warm-up: 5-10 minutes of light cardio and dynamic stretching
Mental prep: Visualize success, break each event into manageable goals
Recovery: Hydrate, consume protein/carbs within 30 minutes after test