Yeah, whats usually on a PT test given by agencies? I just turned 21, and almost done with school...but two places are hiring at the end of the month, and giving the written and PT test in like 3 weeks...
I don't know. I'm 6'1, about 205 pounds. I can stand to lose a few pounds, but I doubt I will lose them in that short amount of time. I run really good (especially for my size), but I KNOW I can't bench my body weight. I've never been good at lifting, so I need to work on that...
Should I not even bother taking the test, and get myself into shape first? or what?
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05-11-06 01:19 AM #1
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Every agency is different - pick the ones you are interested in and ask them what will be on the test. The specifics usually arent a secret and they will tell you about the PT test. Then you can make an informed decision if you want to apply.Last edited by Ironhead; 05-11-06 at 01:34 AM.
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