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Video instructions and help with filling out and completing Form 2220 Reserved

Instructions and Help about Form 2220 Reserved

It is currently the morning before the PT test. I want to make sure I eat some banana and I'm probably have half of this cliff bar just for some energy and stuff, so gotta have something before PT test Music. So we just finished our PT test, got back to the units, did our height and weight and stuff like that. Right now, we currently have a little bit of time to go get some breakfast or something to eat, so we've got some time to kill. I think I might actually be unhealthy and go probably get like a chicken sandwich or something. There's a McDonald's right down the road, so that's what I'm gonna do. As far as the PT test this morning, I did pretty good. I got 100 pushups, 89 sit-ups, and a 1324 two-mile run. The two miles is not what I wanted to get, that's why I said pretty good. That's something for me to work on. I slacked preparing for this PT test as far as the running goes, but we can always improve. We can definitely do better next time. So, you know, for all you guys, make sure you push yourself because, you know, I hate not my max. I think I got a 296 the when whenever you max the push-ups and I go above or you max the sit-ups, you can't actually get over 300 unless you get a hundred in every event. So even though I went way over on the push-ups and I went way over on the sit-ups because I didn't get below a 13-minute two-mile on the run, I'm stuck at 296. Whereas if I would have ran 24 seconds faster, the extended scale score probably would have been about 335 or something like...