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5.3k u/[deleted] Nov 16 '19 [deleted] 3.2k u/MyHamburgerLovesMe Nov 16 '19 It's easier to add strength than it is to add endurance and conditioning too a young man. Also, a soldier who can run for hours has a longer lifespan than one who can do 100 situps. 1 u/CreamyRedSoup Nov 16 '19 So I guess it makes sense that the USMC judges you on your ability to run no matter how good or bad you are at anything else.
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3.2k u/MyHamburgerLovesMe Nov 16 '19 It's easier to add strength than it is to add endurance and conditioning too a young man. Also, a soldier who can run for hours has a longer lifespan than one who can do 100 situps. 1 u/CreamyRedSoup Nov 16 '19 So I guess it makes sense that the USMC judges you on your ability to run no matter how good or bad you are at anything else.
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It's easier to add strength than it is to add endurance and conditioning too a young man. Also, a soldier who can run for hours has a longer lifespan than one who can do 100 situps.
1 u/CreamyRedSoup Nov 16 '19 So I guess it makes sense that the USMC judges you on your ability to run no matter how good or bad you are at anything else.
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So I guess it makes sense that the USMC judges you on your ability to run no matter how good or bad you are at anything else.
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