Preparation for the South Australia Police “fit for duty” fitness test
Not sure what type of exercises, how to do them, or how often to do them in order to be ready to pass the SAPOL fitness test?
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Fit For Duty
If you’re applying to join South Australia Police you’ll need to be “fit for duty”, that is, you’ll need sufficient cardiovascular endurance, agility, strength and coordination to successfully complete the “fit for duty” fitness test.
The exercises that make up the fitness test are as follows:
Applicants must complete the test within 2 minutes and 30 seconds and do so whilst wearing a vest weighing 10 kgs.
Just to keep it interesting, applicants will also be required to recall 5 pieces of information given to them prior to commencing the test. This information is typically a description of an offender, such as their height, build or clothing.
Preparation For The SAPOL “fit For duty” fitness test
Setting up a mock “fit for duty” course is pretty straight forward, and, it’s an important part of your preparation.
However, to improve your fitness and to be ready for the test you’ll need to identify the core fitness components of the test, assess the best technique to use for maximum efficiency, and structure a training program to address each of these elements. Don’t worry though, we’ve done it for you 🙂
Cardiovascular endurance, coordination, agility and strength are all aspects covered in our training programs. You’ll be able to download printable copies of each program, watch the tutorial videos and make use of our “create your training schedule” instructional video to make sure you’re doing the right exercises in the right way and in the right amount.
It’s important to keep in mind that South Australia Police expects Academy Cadets to have maintained their fitness after passing the “fit for duty” test, so, we need to get to the required fitness level, keep our foot on the gas, and keep building so we put you in good stead for your academy training.
When you join our membership program you’ll have access to all of the fitness resources to help you achieve this goal!
Russell is passionate about helping people to achieve their dream of becoming a police officer. He was a police officer himself for 12 years and spent 4 years as an instructor at the Victoria Police Academy where he was involved in applicant testing, training new recruits and delivering refresher and advanced courses to experienced police officers in subjects ranging in everything from fitness to firearms.
Since 2006 Russell has helped more than 4,000+ police applicants to achieve their dream and would be an asset to anyone taking their police application preparation seriously.
If you’re truly serious about a career in policing, becoming a member and taking this course could be the best thing you do!
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