What's pes c2 training?

MrZeynonfick99

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So im being assigned to kranji camp and none of my friends are in the same pes as me, and im unsure of what training we have to go through in pes c2. Anyone knows? Appreciate much thanks
 

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Not bad **** while most others are in an outer island you are situated near a neighbourhood and it is only a walking distance from Yew Tee MRT to Kranji Camp 2 so easy book in book out.
 

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Not bad **** while most others are in an outer island you are situated near a neighbourhood and it is only a walking distance from Yew Tee MRT to Kranji Camp 2 so easy book in book out.
Despite that, im still kinda scared of the training there. None of my friends i knw are in the same pes as me. Would training be tough though? Im kinda weak as i dont exercise regularly
 

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Despite that, im still kinda scared of the training there. None of my friends i knw are in the same pes as me. Would training be tough though? Im kinda weak as i dont exercise regularly
Your friends being there doesn’t change how tough the training might be.

Anyway PES C2 already, training sure no where as jialat as those combat fit people.

Tough or not is a personal thing.

Some say tough, some say easy. You listen to who?
 

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Your friends being there doesn’t change how tough the training might be.

Anyway PES C2 already, training sure no where as jialat as those combat fit people.

Tough or not is a personal thing.

Some say tough, some say easy. You listen to who?

Already in camp now and im still tryna get used to it. Cant really click well with my other section mates though,
 

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Already in camp now and im still tryna get used to it. Cant really click well with my other section mates though,

It's just an adjustment issue. Many people face the same as you. It will certainly be better when times go on and you will make some good friends who will last a life's time.
 

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So i've been in the bmtc sch v for 2 wks. For the future batches that will be coming in soon, all i can say is that the during the first week there will be quite a handful of admin time for you guys so dont worry. For those that are weak like me(literally gamers/nerds whichever way you say it), you will find it a little tough for the PT session, if you feel tired you can slow down or walk fast, apart from that, the first day they will teach you how to march alrd, then slowly upon reaching the 2nd week your marching will be in sync with your other section mates. For sergeants wise, they are quite lenient and they want you to perform very well for footdrills and marching because we dont have enuf time to master our footdrills and marching as we only get to stay in the camp for 1mth. They do not want us to cock up during POP so their standards for footdrills and marching is quite high. Also they often get scolded by our platoon commander for alot of stuffs and often kena tekan, which is kinda sad, so just try to do your best in everything. They can scold us etc but they chose not to. Treat your sergeants like your own friend as well and you will enjoy that 1 mth stay. Also most importantly, take very good care of one another and help out one another as much as possible, because when you go down, they will be carrying you back up. And also have good relationship with other sections as well. We often play Mobile Legends with other sections and even challenge each other. So just have fun and enjoy yourselves!! Dont push yourself too hard if you cant take it. Its not worth to risk your life just because one stupid PT session etc 😂😂. Oh yeah 2nd week onwards, goodluck peeps you will be wearing your no.4 with ILBV and helmet almost everyday and you will be sweating like mad. Week 3 will be the most tiring week becus u have your field camp and live firing. Week 4 will be grenade throwing and interview and lots of admin time. So stay safe out there and dont worry too much and give yourself too much pressure. Always look forward to booking out on friday thats how to keep your mind positive.
 

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So i've been in the bmtc sch v for 2 wks. For the future batches that will be coming in soon, all i can say is that the during the first week there will be quite a handful of admin time for you guys so dont worry. For those that are weak like me(literally gamers/nerds whichever way you say it), you will find it a little tough for the PT session, if you feel tired you can slow down or walk fast, apart from that, the first day they will teach you how to march alrd, then slowly upon reaching the 2nd week your marching will be in sync with your other section mates. For sergeants wise, they are quite lenient and they want you to perform very well for footdrills and marching because we dont have enuf time to master our footdrills and marching as we only get to stay in the camp for 1mth. They do not want us to cock up during POP so their standards for footdrills and marching is quite high. Also they often get scolded by our platoon commander for alot of stuffs and often kena tekan, which is kinda sad, so just try to do your best in everything. They can scold us etc but they chose not to. Treat your sergeants like your own friend as well and you will enjoy that 1 mth stay. Also most importantly, take very good care of one another and help out one another as much as possible, because when you go down, they will be carrying you back up. And also have good relationship with other sections as well. We often play Mobile Legends with other sections and even challenge each other. So just have fun and enjoy yourselves!! Dont push yourself too hard if you cant take it. Its not worth to risk your life just because one stupid PT session etc 😂😂. Oh yeah 2nd week onwards, goodluck peeps you will be wearing your no.4 with ILBV and helmet almost everyday and you will be sweating like mad. Week 3 will be the most tiring week becus u have your field camp and live firing. Week 4 will be grenade throwing and interview and lots of admin time. So stay safe out there and dont worry too much and give yourself too much pressure. Always look forward to booking out on friday thats how to keep your mind positive.
Might want to learn to paragraph also
 

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So i've been in the bmtc sch v for 2 wks. For the future batches that will be coming in soon, all i can say is that the during the first week there will be quite a handful of admin time for you guys so dont worry. For those that are weak like me(literally gamers/nerds whichever way you say it), you will find it a little tough for the PT session, if you feel tired you can slow down or walk fast, apart from that, the first day they will teach you how to march alrd, then slowly upon reaching the 2nd week your marching will be in sync with your other section mates. For sergeants wise, they are quite lenient and they want you to perform very well for footdrills and marching because we dont have enuf time to master our footdrills and marching as we only get to stay in the camp for 1mth. They do not want us to cock up during POP so their standards for footdrills and marching is quite high. Also they often get scolded by our platoon commander for alot of stuffs and often kena tekan, which is kinda sad, so just try to do your best in everything. They can scold us etc but they chose not to. Treat your sergeants like your own friend as well and you will enjoy that 1 mth stay. Also most importantly, take very good care of one another and help out one another as much as possible, because when you go down, they will be carrying you back up. And also have good relationship with other sections as well. We often play Mobile Legends with other sections and even challenge each other. So just have fun and enjoy yourselves!! Dont push yourself too hard if you cant take it. Its not worth to risk your life just because one stupid PT session etc 😂😂. Oh yeah 2nd week onwards, goodluck peeps you will be wearing your no.4 with ILBV and helmet almost everyday and you will be sweating like mad. Week 3 will be the most tiring week becus u have your field camp and live firing. Week 4 will be grenade throwing and interview and lots of admin time. So stay safe out there and dont worry too much and give yourself too much pressure. Always look forward to booking out on friday thats how to keep your mind positive.

so nice now...for me last time was standby position for push-ups... dont even really count how many did daily...and that included weapon cleaning and area cleaning...

yes...treat them as friends and your buddies too... they help u ones... dont be mean to them...

do be careful in handling your weapon and grenade...it kill when u not careful and dont play play with them... dismantling your weapon do be careful as there are quite a numbers of small parts that get easy to lose them if not careful...

hopefully there are none naughty or playful in your gp that hide them... not worth it as all gp suffered if got problem...

just kept them locked when not in used... and carried them even when u went to toilets if needed to use them...

it normal ones... wearing uniform and helmet and lbv sure sweat and soak through ones...

fieldcamp... u get to eat delicious combat ration...=:p and watch the beautiful sky at night...and be pestered by mosquitoes =:p expect to stink afterwards...=:p
 
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