I can't Tread Water!

Shinji Ikari

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But i can swim from point A to B with breaststroke. speed and distance is not a problem. however, i can't seem to float in a single location.

During the online national service quiz i listed i can somewhat swim. Will we be required to do exercise like thread water while holding rifles in NS?
 

vasilli07

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No lah. To pass swimming, just need to swim 50m breast stroke in swimming trunk. Anyway, I also didn't pass swimming but also went through alot of water activities, like river crossing and coastal hook exercises. :s13:
 

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For BMT you can swim breast stroke can liao. Just pray you don't kena NDU after that. :s13:
 

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As long as not Navy or worst NDU, then should be fine. Anyway, Navy's Cat 1 Survival Swimmer test was also ******** back then when I took it but now dunno got any changes or not though.
 

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For BMT you can swim breast stroke can liao. Just pray you don't kena NDU after that. :s13:

If I'm not wrong NDU is mono-intake, meaning recruits go directly into NDU for BMT.

Commandos is also mono-intake, as is certain armoured battalions too.
 

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No lah. To pass swimming, just need to swim 50m breast stroke in swimming trunk. Anyway, I also didn't pass swimming but also went through alot of water activities, like river crossing and coastal hook exercises. :s13:

wah... you are basically an accident waiting to happen sia...
 
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