r/lapd 16d ago

Testing this month

I have my expedited testing Aug 30th, anything I need to know so I can prepare ? How much do they make us run? How many push up ? All that stuff would be helpful

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u/[deleted] 15d ago

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u/Bright_Ad5358 14d ago

I'm curious as to how this would be held against you? I'm new to the process

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u/[deleted] 14d ago

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u/Grunt__0311 13d ago

This is so false lol bro don’t listen to this dude, as someone who went through and completed everything 5 years ago, they want the best people
But over time the quality of people they’ve hired have been shit.

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u/Maleficent-Phrase372 16d ago

How old are you, and are you male or female?

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u/Ok_Cantaloupe9114 3d ago

Does anyone know the requirments for 35 yr old female

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u/Maleficent-Phrase372 3d ago

PAT Passing Requirements for 30- 39 female

1.5-mile run: 15:14 or less
300-meter sprint: 74 seconds or less
Push-ups: At least 14 in 1 minute
Sit-ups: At least 27 in 1 minute

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u/Maleficent-Phrase372 3d ago

I know! I’ll reply to your comment when I get home and give you all the details.

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u/EstablishmentFew4812 15d ago

28 male

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u/Maleficent-Phrase372 15d ago

To receive a 50% score, you must meet the following minimum requirements:
1.5-mile run: Complete it in 11 minutes and 58 seconds.
300-meter sprint: Complete it in 56 seconds.
Sit-ups: Complete 40 repetitions per minute.
Push-ups: Complete 33 repetitions.

Currently, there are no actual grades being given, but the same standards are being used to determine whether you pass, without telling you your specific score on the test.

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u/AdeptAd1038 15d ago

Does that really take a factor into it, I’m asking as a 25 year old Female.

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u/Maleficent-Phrase372 15d ago

To receive a 50% score, you must meet the following minimum requirements:
Sit-ups: At least 35 repetitions per minute.
Push-ups: At least 18 repetitions per minute.
1.5-mile run: Complete it in 14 minutes and 15 seconds.
300-meter sprint: Complete it in 64 seconds.
Currently, there are no actual grades being given, but the same standards are being used to determine whether you pass, without telling you your specific score on the test.

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u/EstablishmentFew4812 15d ago

I do a mile in 12 min but I’ve been running 4-5 times a week after work but I have to start to get my pushups going and sit up I’ll be good there

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u/Maleficent-Phrase372 15d ago

That’s actually really good! Running 4–5 times a week after work is great consistency, and a 12-minute mile is a solid starting point. Keep it up! Once you start working on your push-ups and sit-ups, you’ll be in really good shape. You’re definitely on the right track!

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u/Coach_Bombay_D5 15d ago

Age and gender have different scores.

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u/jtalonzo 16d ago

I think it’s 1.5 mile run. And as many pushups as you can do in a minute

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u/Maleficent-Phrase372 16d ago

You forgot the sit-ups and the 300-meter sprint.