Originally posted by: Citrix
do what everybody else in the air force does to advoid the fat boy program and go on the Exlax weight loss program.
I have seen many people do this when they are borderline for their weigh in.
Originally posted by: JoeKing
Just for a weigh in. Is it doable? I'm thinking that I'll just fast for the next five days and just drink liquids and take vitamins.
Originally posted by: d3n
Originally posted by: JoeKing
Just for a weigh in. Is it doable? I'm thinking that I'll just fast for the next five days and just drink liquids and take vitamins.
I was gonna ask if you were military before I got halfway though the thread.
keep up the aerobic exercise/drink lots of water. Your body works better when hydrated. Poop, piss and lay off the water 12hrs before the weigh-in. On your weigh in if your over a little you?ll get taped' for body measurements. If you fail they just tell you to come back.
Just a few other pre-enlistment pointers here.
For gods sake don?t go into any 'open general' career field except electronics. Make sure you have a decent guaranteed job, if not already. If your transportation/logistics/security forces or a lot of other positions (even Comm ) don?t be naïve about the fact that you?ll be deployed and maybe running convoy duty in downtown Baghdad at some point. Air Force or not my unit has 1.5hrs mandatory PT 5 times a week Otherwise it?s an awesome opportunity to get you where you want to be. Also, Try and pick a job that clears you for a security clearance.
Originally posted by: Mookow
So what would happen if you were a very ripped, heavily muscled individual that happened to weigh 190lbs with a 6-7 BF%? Do they have an exemption for that sort of thing or not?
Originally posted by: Mookow
So what would happen if you were a very ripped, heavily muscled individual that happened to weigh 190lbs with a 6-7 BF%? Do they have an exemption for that sort of thing or not?
Originally posted by: Citrix
Originally posted by: Mookow
So what would happen if you were a very ripped, heavily muscled individual that happened to weigh 190lbs with a 6-7 BF%? Do they have an exemption for that sort of thing or not?
First they weigh you and if your over your weight then they will measure your body fat. you get put on the fat boy program if you have over 20% body fat.
Originally posted by: mugs
Which body part(s) are you least attached to?
Originally posted by: JoeKing
Originally posted by: Citrix
Originally posted by: Mookow
So what would happen if you were a very ripped, heavily muscled individual that happened to weigh 190lbs with a 6-7 BF%? Do they have an exemption for that sort of thing or not?
First they weigh you and if your over your weight then they will measure your body fat. you get put on the fat boy program if you have over 20% body fat.
now... is this a bad thing? Does it mean less work during bootcamp? 😀
Originally posted by: Mookow
Originally posted by: JoeKing
Originally posted by: Citrix
Originally posted by: Mookow
So what would happen if you were a very ripped, heavily muscled individual that happened to weigh 190lbs with a 6-7 BF%? Do they have an exemption for that sort of thing or not?
First they weigh you and if your over your weight then they will measure your body fat. you get put on the fat boy program if you have over 20% body fat.
now... is this a bad thing? Does it mean less work during bootcamp? 😀
Being put into the fat-body squad in boot camp might be the best thing that ever happens to you. :thumbsup:
Originally posted by: JoeKing
Originally posted by: FoBoT
weigh in for what?
the Airforce 😀
I'm actually only 5 pounds over my max, but for some reason the recruiter wants me to get 5 under that. I've been exercising regularly and watching what I eat the past two weeks, but I think I'm gaining too much muscle mass cause my wieght has stayed more or less the same.
Originally posted by: JoeKing
Just for a weigh in. Is it doable? I'm thinking that I'll just fast for the next five days and just drink liquids and take vitamins.
Originally posted by: LtPage1
take lots of helium-filled suppositories.
Originally posted by: BigJ
This is easily doable. My friend had to suck weight for the Navy and managed to cut down about 15lbs in a week and a half.
You will be losing mostly all water weight, so you will be very dehydrated. Basically its a perversion of the Atkins diet where you eat even less carbs, take vitamins, and laxatives.
One thing that I can almost guarantee will cut off a few pounds is if you have an enema done.