Push-ups are not the focus, nor is it rumored to be so important, and there is no test.

Push-ups just depends on the mood of the veteran squad leader, usually occasional group do, sometimes 50, sometimes 200. some even three months without a day. If you do, generally can be mixed, so many people, and not one by one to do, owners can rest assured that not imagined so strict.

As for the training program

1. First of all, the formation training, 4 classes in the morning and 3 classes in the afternoon. The first class in the morning and the first class in the afternoon will be for military posture.

2. Physical training, every afternoon 4th class, 3 kilometers running. There is no test at the end of the day, and even if you are randomly tested, your name is not recorded.

3. Political science. Three lessons a week, by the instructor to you, the final is a random test, but also appropriate to memorize.

The above three throughout the three months of training.

The next step is to fold the quilt and memorize the rules and regulations.

It's easy to stick to it, as long as you don't misbehave,

Most of the training is free experience,

Then you can chat while experiencing it

Then you'll know

You'll have a lot of chatting time

Running time can be chatting as well

However, you have to visualize the army as a hell between the time of going there and when you go there is a heaven

The army is the only place where the people who have been in the army can be found. After you go, it's heaven

and vice versa.

It's all in the mind, 3 months is like water.

Wish you an easy and happy life as a soldier!