Since this guy passed all fitness tests, he has been appointed universal soldier

The right question is: "Can Army's pass Blue-short man Fitness test! ? "

Heres the requirement for the Bosnian Army: -Have a high ranking relative that will boost you through it. -Be alive.

Passing tests of all armies in the world qualifies you to attempt the ultimate blue shorts test, that requires you to perform infinite amount of push ups, pull ups and sit ups in less than 30 minutes. Passing the test earns you ethernal glory and 2 pairs of blue shorts.

Here in Finland it is more difficult to avoid the army than to join it.

Great video, thank you! Just for shortcuts: US army 0:43 Germany Army 3:56 British army 5:13 Indian army 6:35 Australian Defence force 7:16 China 8:35 South Africa 9:11 Russia 9:56 Swiss 11:00

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Calisthenicmovement army test: 1. 10 sec front lever hold 2. 10 sec back lever hold 3. 10 sec full planche hold

2:34 very important exercise "Wait, wait, wait, waot, don't shoot don't shoot!"

For the british army mid-thigh pull, 46 units is 76kg

Croatia: -You are placed in a room full of ammo and weapons. -The instructor comes back after 30 minutes and if the weapons and ammo are missing you are accepted. -If weapons/ammo and the candidate are missing but there is an envelope with cash left on the table you become an officer candidate.

Calimove: We are Germans Also Calimove: The German Army has the worst Army Test

Legend says that the blue shorts guy is still doing the army test of different countries across the world

Enemy soldier: **sees someone in blue shorts walking towards them** Also enemy soldier: why do I hear boss music

In the Argentine Navy we perform the following physical test: 10 strict pull ups. 40 strict push ups. 60 sit ups. All just one time. climb a rope of 4 meters. leg lift on the floor at 90 ° and hold the position by 3 ". One leg at a time. 2400 meters in less than 10 '

I watched all the way through. Is that a Pass? Im out of breath.

Imagine doing all this training to be killed by a highschooler with a pistol

Brazilian Army: 30 sit-ups 21 military push ups 3 pull-ups 2450m run in 12 minutes That's the minimum scores.

3:14 when you forgot to take toilet paper to the bathroom

I'm from India In indian army, official time is 5 minute 45 seconds for 1.6 KM But cause of overpopulation here(and hence, demand for job), you need to complete the race within 5 minutes (AT MOST).

He probably did all these tests with no rest in between while filming this video 👌

When I heard "Russian..." I thought myself "He's gonna bench a tank!?!!?"

Me: russian army fitness test El eggs: *puts on red shorts*

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Israel : the only requirement is to be able to breath

The Indian test you mentioned is for civilians who are applying to the army. for soldiers , the actual test is called he BPET , which is a 5 km run with a combat load and rifle under 28 mins ,15 foot rope climb and then 9ft jump across a ditch. For combat roles , the standards and test are higher and also more specific to their roles. The standards also vary with age .

Well the run is hard af cuz there are thousands of men running at the same time(((indian army

Pakistan: dig a ditch that is 10 feet wide.

Army in Israel: be 18 years old

As someone who is joining the Australian Defence Force. The PFA or Pre-Entry Fitness Assessment is NOT the standard fitness test in the army, the PFA is what someone should achieve as a minimum to be considered for a job offer for the army before enlistment. The performance on the PFA (from my knowledge) is competitive based, meaning if you get the minimum score you most likely won't get an offer if you're enlisting for a competitive job role. The BFA (Basic Fitness Assessment) which isn't even the toughest test is as followed for men under 25. Minimum push ups: 40 Minimum sit-ups: 70 Minimum time for 2.4km run: 11:18 minutes The PESA is even tougher and everyone has to achieve this, but if you're infantry then you'll have to do more lol. run 5km with a 23kg load (50 lbs) in under 50-55 minutes. run 6m in full gear 12 times in 5 seconds starting at a prone. Carry 2 x 22kg (48 lbs) jerry cans 25m 6 times. Lift a 25kg box from the ground to a 1.5 m high platform. Here's the source if you want to look at it content.defencejobs.gov.au/pdf/army/Army_Physical_Continuum_Information.pdf

It would be interesting to know what each country's special forces requirements are; I imagine those tests are pretty brutal.

I'm an Army national guardsman Certified in the army combat fitness test. The 2mile max time is 13:30. It was changed from 12:45 to 13:30

As long as he has blue shorts he can do everything

11:50 his decision on the best fitness test

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"Incursori" italiani 🇮🇹 * flat run: 2000 mt. within 8'20 "; pull-ups to the bar (*): minimum 10 in 1 '(prone handle); * bending on the arms (bending): minimum 30 in 1 * bending to the parallel bars: minimum 10 in 1'; * minimum abdominal bending 40 in 1 • weighted gear: 10 km with backpack 10 kg within 1h12, climb to the rope (**): 4 meters within 1'45 * (any technique) • high jump (**): minimum 120 cm (any technique); apnea test (**): 15 linear meters in combat uniform and services without boots buoyancy proof (): minimum 5 in combat uniform and services without boots * swimming test (*): 50 mt within 2 '15 in combat uniform and services without boots (any style).

Please make a Blue Shorts challenge/test! 👍 I'd love to try and pass it.

Denmark: Fitness test lvl 5 (5 being the hardest test in my country and is required to pass for special forces student course, but is expected to perform at least 25% more than required) Selection day 1. 2900 meters run in within 12 minutes 35 Burpes with jump and hands off the ground when lying down (otherwise it won't count) within 2 minutes Bip-test (Cardio test) 12,10 or higher score Dips 3x15 + 5kg Split Squat 3x15 + 20kg Pull-ups 3x5 (possibly also weighted) Selection day 2. Swim 1km within 25 minutes, most likely with uniform on. Underwater swim 25 meters no time limit (silent dive) March test 30km + 20kg within 6 hours. Orientation run in day/night time with and or without fully packed rucksak. No distance specified but most likely under a time limit.

Canada has a FORCE test which I'd say you need to be in decent shape for although I feel they could benefit from more of a pure endurance test as well. I found the sandbag drag to be the hardest but that was likely due to the ground being so coarse which made the weight seem quite a bit heavier. Most people find the sandbag lift to be the most challenging. 1. Sandbag Lift 30 consecutive lifts of a 20 kg sandbag from the floor above a height of 1.0 m. The member alternates between left and right sandbags separated by 1.25 m. To be completed in 3 minutes and 30 seconds. 2. Intermittent Loaded Shuttles 10 consecutive shuttles (1 shuttle = 20 m there, 20 m back), alternating between loaded shuttles with a 20 kg sandbag and unloaded shuttles, totaling 400 m. To be completed in 5 minutes and 21 seconds. 3. Sandbag Drag Carry one 20 kg sandbag and pull a minimum of four on the floor over 20 m without stopping. Number of sandbags being dragged depends on the type of floor.​ 4. 20 metre Rushes Starting from the prone position, complete two shuttle sprints (1 shuttle = 20 m there, 20 m back) dropping to the prone position every 10 m for a total of 80 m. To be completed in 51 seconds or less.

If you have a blue shorts and blue shoes it's easy ya? 😂😂😂

well with blue shorts, yes.

try Nepal's Gurkha selection test... tests: 5.8km 15kg weighted doko(basket made from bamboo) carry uphill run pull-ups - minimum 8 jerrycan carry - complete 240 meters carrying jerry can weighing 22kg within 2:10 2000m run - 8:10 pass time Repeated lift and carry: 15 times within 6:30 The above tests are the final tests where only a few get chosen. It is considered one of the toughest tests here... and all over the world too only 0.3% PRs get selected.

I doubt that I could pass anyone of these without serious training and my age means very little because even in my youth there was only a period of about 5 years where I could complete most of this stuff. El Eggs as always you and your partner never cease to astound me on your fitness and versatility. You guys keep me coming back to your channel. Keep up the great work.

How would you make the army test?

Cool video. I always wondered about the military PT tests in different countries. (I'm a US Army veteran) PS - That Russian test is no joke!

Polish Desant Army: 1. 80 Sit ups in 2 minuts, elbows must touch the knees . ( hands must be touch the back of the head) 2. Run 10m x 10m (28,6sec) 3. pull-ups (18x) 4. Run 3km (time 11:30)

Great video. I agree that the US test seems to be the best overall. A few words regarding the Bundeswehr test. It is indeed not all that great when compared to the others, but this is the very basic entrance test for civilians who want to join and then go through basic training. The Bundeswehr is looking for new personal and they lowered the standards for the entrance test a few years ago and even accept slightly overweight people. Once you finished basic training and then apply to join a special unit like the commando frogmen, mountain troops, paratroopers or even the KSK, there are new tests that are extremely hard and usually have a failure quota of around 70 - 80 percent. I was surprised the Russian test was the only one including swimming.

Philippines: 31 minimum push-ups(2mins) 28 minimum sit-ups(2 mins) 3.2km run/jog(18mins)

Easy for you to say! You're a hero for fun after all

For Indian Army There are two groups one who complete 1.6km in 5min 20 sec ( Excellent category, have more chance of getting recruited ) the one who complete in 5:45 ( Good category, very less chance of recruitment ). But due to high population and high unemployment for vacancy of 50-100 soldiers in every recruitment rally ( which is held for almost a week ) almost 5-10k boys show up every day to participate. They give less than 5:05 sec time for first group and 5:10-15 for second group. It's one tough nut to crack, running between 400-500 boys in a ground and waiting in line from 2 am midnight so you can get a chance to run in first batch otherwise you will have to wait till 2 PM for just running test. I went for recruitment rally just once although I could run 1.6km in 5min 30 sec at home ground. I could not even complete the whole distance in the test as I was running at 11 am after being awake whole night so I could run in the first batch.

Amazing job! I can see how hard you guys worked to make this video. And great workout field you guys have all to yourself!

The Mexican Army fitness test, not the best out there, not the worst either. # Exercises Pass Alright Ideal Excellent Gold 1. 1 Meter Tower Jump Jump from the tower into water and perform the second event 2. Swim 25 meters 1 and 2 Events combined are pass / fail events. 3. Broadjump + 150 cm + 175 cm + 200 cm + 225 cm + 250 cm 4. 100 Meter Sprint - 22.0 sec - 19.0 sec - 17.0 sec - 15.0 sec - 13.0 sec 5. Pullups + 4 reps + 6 reps + 8 reps + 10 reps + 12 reps 6. Sit-Ups + 17 reps + 25 reps + 33 reps + 40 reps + 45 reps 7. Balance Test Walk on a bar. This is a pass / fail event. 8. 2400 Meter Run - 12:00 min - 11:45 min - 11:30 min - 11:15 min - 11:00 min

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Short answer, yes. Long answer, basic military fitness tests are generally based on the lowest possible fitness requirements for troops, more specialized units have organic fitness requirements however still participate in the organizational pt tests, therefore, if you are a basic trooper you'll do the minimum test and will be relatively passable by anyone accepted for service but if you are in more high tempo unit ie combat arms, infantry, or special forces you'll be do far more difficult physical fitness tests and training.

7:39 The FitnessGram pacer test is a multistage aerobic capacity test that progressively gets more difficult as it continues.

Indonesian army and police The Test is 1.run 3200 Meters 12min 2.pull ups 17 reps 3.shuttle run 4.swims 50 meters 5.sit ups 50 reps If i do like that, my score will be above of standard 6.push ups 40 reps

I’m only a minute in and there are a few things you have gotten wrong already. The standard for sit-ups on the old APFT has your hands behind your head. The new ACFT uses a hex-bar for the deadlift not a straight bar. The leg tuck is the fifth event on the AFCT not the first.

Italian Army's (Volunteer Soldier, the lowest grade) Test: 1. Simulation of a mortar bomb's lift: the candidate has to lift the 18,860 kg bomb from the ground to its chest, then stand up and lift it above the head extending the arms without momentum, then backwards to the original position. Min 1 & max 14 reps in 60''. 2. Simulation of a machine-gun arming: the candidate has to lift the 20 kg dumbbell/handlebar (like the one-arm horizontal pulley, leaning against the bench) with the predominant hand till the wieght touches the chestbones, then backwards to the original position. Min 1 & max 24 reps in 60''. 3. Simulation of dragging a wounded soldier: the candidate has to pull a 70 kg weight backwards (like the American Test) for 20 m, then he has to do a U-turn and return to the start (40 m total). Min 80'' & max 40''. 4. 2000 m flat run: the candidate has to run on a track or on a flat path in max 10'30'' & min 7'07''. It is quite easy to pass, the hard parts come after, the psychoogists and psychiatrists are really strict, they can kick you out without any particular reason. Of course, you have to pass the cultural, attitudinal and medic tests before. If you pass all of this, you have to start pushing yourself to the limits because the first weeks in the Army are highly selective. If 18'000 people applies to become a Volunteer Soldier, only 5'300 people actually become part of them. The higher grades are much more selective, of course... If we don't wear blue shorts.

When I was in the Navy, we used the old test. I definitely think the one shown here is much better. I don't agree with everything in your videos, but good video.

I'm not even fit enough to walk to the army's headquarters

Would be better to have compared each countries military combat readiness tests, rather than some of them being pre entry tests. The Australian combat test or even their employment standards test are much harder than their pre enlistment test.

In Iraq 🇮🇶 U shall do 30 push up And run 2500 meters in 12 minutes And some simple exercises

I just now heard of the US Army fitness test and it sounds super dope but with flaws that could be fixed. I wish the Air Force had this when I was in. The only problem is that you can't train for it at home like you could with the previous test you need a specialized gym or open field and special equipment like a sled. Also the 2-mile run would suffer a lot if you went all out on the previous events.

could you do the Royal marines fitness test next please! it has very specific requirements

Excellent video.

Nice to see that, you guys should do a part 2 video, including Brazil also !

In Poland to get into army you have to pass 3 out of 4 tests. First one is either running 3km or swimming and you have 12 minutes for that (women will run 1km). If you run less than 3km in 12m your grade willdepend on your age. Second test is either chin ups or incline push ups. To get best grade in group age up to 25 yo you need to make 18 chin ups or 74 push ups. Third test is running 10x10m in 28s or in zig zag in 22s for best score. The last one are sit ups. 75 of those in 2min for best score

Try the Marines or Navy Seal those are the toughest

In India 1st step is to run 1600meter in 5:00 minute sometime it is less than that

So entry requirements are: be young so they can increase these base levels without significant risk of injury, don't be so obese they can't even start with you, have basic functional mobility, be able to follow basic instructions. Not sure why anyone is interested in entry level fitness testing for military - part of the point of boot camp is to increase physical endurance. Of more interest would be what degree of improvement is expected at the end of boot camp.

I'm Brazilian, I'm using your channel to join the army here in Brazil, thanks for everything

Wtf, in Hungary these are exercises that we used to do in gym class. We had to run 3 kms under 12 mins for max points

I liked the russian one because of swimming and pull ups.

this is a great concept series, nice! can't wait to know whose the stronger service corp

This man will be general with all this army fitness test!! Or he will be there fitness enemy.. Salute

Heck yeah ! My countries actually in here! South Africa, my dudes XD

In my country you must drink at least 2 wine bottles and 3 beer jars and then stand on one foot with eyes closed and pee as far as possible up to 5 meters. To qualify you need to pee up to 2 meters, and if you pee over 5 meters you become the army chief

You gotta try Gurkhas fitness test. - 800m in 2:40 mins (minimum). - mid thigh pull minimum 100kg (hold for 3 secs). - Repeated Lift and Carry of 20KG burden over 30m. must run 30m 5 times with the burden and 4 times without in 1min 50secs. The faster you do it, the better your score. - Overarm Pull up 12 reps (minimum). - 2000m in 8:15 mins (minimum). - Lift and Carry Long in 6 Minutes and 30 Seconds. - Jerry Can Carry - 240 metres in 2 minutes 10 seconds. - Final test: 5km incline hill run carrying 15kg (DOKO) in 48mins (minimum).

I don't understand why Indian army test doesn't include push ups and some strength exercise like deadlift Do to its pattern I always observe that the new recruits who come to my regiment are thin and lean They are really good at body weight exercise but not good with handling weights But proud that my country has the 4th largest army in the world Great video anyways

7:02 I see the free running is translating well

French test : Beep test level 12 max Pull ups 4 minimum 17 or plus for max Swimming test 100 m + 5 m apnea

I read that title and instantly thought if he can’t we are doomed

Dude can literally one punch everything

In Indonesia, you need to pay the amount of money to pass the test and self-promotion.

Talk about Gurkha Carrying a 25 kg load and running uphill will definitely make you puke blood

Brazilian Army Fitness Test (Known as TAF) Due to the wide variations, i searched the most common requirements: 12 minute run (Here you try to cover the maximum distance in this time) - Min 2400m / Max 2710m Pull ups - Min 3 / Max 15 (From dead hang to chin over the bar) Push ups - Min 20 under 1min / Max ? Sit Ups - Min 30 under 1min / Max ? Horizontal Jump (Legs closed) - Min 2,14m / Max 2,45m 50m Swim - Min 42seg / Max 29seg

Hey guys FYI the order of events for the Army test of ACFT is not correct here is the correct format Deadlift Pushup Ball toss Shuttle sprint Leg tuck 2 mile

Your order of the US Army ACFT is off. 1. 3 rep deadlift 2. Medicine ball throw 3. Hand release push ups 4. Sprint Drag Carry (90 lb sled) 5. Leg tuck 6. 2 mile run Great job demonstrating and describing each exercise tho!

INDONESIA ARMY pull up = 18 in 1minutes Push up = 45 in 1minutes Sit up = 45 in 1minutes Run = 3400m in 12 minutes Swimming= 50 m in 1minutes

Oh yes, and I'm here for this! 💪🏾

British fitness test: static deadlift: the "46 units" is the difference in kg shown on the weighing scale between the starting position and the maximum lift position.

In Indonesia we pass it with money sometimes

Really educational video

i think the german sprint test is very good. the indian jumping test is also surprisingly useful and simple. the US shuttle sprint is pretty good too, but maybe not optimized. I get the sled drag, kettlebells, and sprints, but I dont think sidestepping like that is a warrior movement lol.

With such a sturdy body so light on feet... it felt as if watching animation.... Superb...

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I'm curious about the Canadian Army's fitness requirements. I also agree the American's fitness test has more components in it than the other countries 👍

Indian and Russian ones are also soldier specific. Just like USA's any infantry that is constantly in combat will have specific tests according to needs.

Hungary, TEK (counter terrorism unit) we have the following minimum requirements: 40m run: 6,2 sec 250m run: 45,0 sec Deadlift with 120% heavy as your bodyweight, 3 reps Benchpress with 100% heavy as your bodyweight, 6 reps Ring dip: 12 reps Pull up: 10 reps Rope climbing (hands only) 80x sit ups in 2 minutes 30 burpees in 1 minute Swimming: 200 meters in 7 minutes Cooper test: 2700 meters The test of the army is pretty simple tough, its just run, then sit ups, then push ups, and done