Be Prepared for Military Basic Training

Basic Training University

 Wow finally, what took you so long?! You’re slower than a turtle stampeding through peanut butter.  You’ve found Basic Training University, a unique online school which enables military recruits of any branch of the military to learn hundreds of basic training tips, tricks and tactics to master boot camp. SGT Volkin is the instructor. Each course is pre-recorded and available online, so you can learn anytime and anywhere. Don’t worry private, there’s no homework.  Check out the course list below. You will not only learn advanced basic training tips, but you will also learn how to boost your resume and get a great job when you graduate basic training! Private, I realize your slow, but not becoming a student at Basic Training University is just downright stupid. Once you order, you will be emailed the courses and you can begin learning immediately. This isn’t just for army training or marine training, if you’re joining any branch of the military, you can benefit from these online courses. Check out this course list:
How to Mentally Prepare for Boot Camp (23:00)
This course examines the mental preparation a recruit needs to take before arriving at basic training. Record keeping tips and key reasons why recruits fail basic training are also discussed.How to Ace your Fitness Tests (32:58)
This course prepares your body for military fitness tests. You will review common military fitness myths, learn stretching and workout exercises and tips to increase your fitness scores. A personalized fitness routine is also presented in this course.Food Tips (24:34)
This course will teach you how to eat a Meal Ready-to-Eat (MRE) and show you how to make the most out of your quick basic training meals.

Taking Care of Business (32:34)
This course helps you plan for financial and non-financial matters at home while at basic training and gives tips on what to pack (and not pack).

How to Run Faster With Less Effort (18:41)
This course examines how you can improve your running efficiency and speed. This course also explains how to select the proper running shoe.

Relationships (32:00)
This course discusses tips on how to stay in touch with loved ones when at basic training and how to take advantage of mail call. This course also discusses tips on maintaining the crucial relationships with battle buddies, Drill Sergeants and fellow recruits.

How to Get a Great Job After Boot Camp (39:05)
This course covers military resume boosters to improve your chances of getting a great job. This course also covers various online resources to help your job hunt as well as interview and apparel tips.

Phonetic Alphabet and Numbers (15:54)
This course reviews the military phonetic alphabet and phonetic numbers. Exercises are given to help you memorize the phonetic alphabet easier.

Fitness After Boot Camp (36:42)
This course instructs students how to execute and maintain an effective workout routine to stay healthy and fit in the civilian world and still be able to surpass military fitness tests. The material covers executing diversity, consistency and nutrition as a part of your daily workout routine.

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4 comments

  1. C/TSgt Brandon Stafford / July 8, 2012

    Hello Sergeant. My question is that I am part of Civil Air Patrol and Want to know what things differ between all the branches and their BMT. Also, I want to know how I can be more prepared for boot camp. Being In CAP, I have already learned how to drill and know most of the stuff. How can I be more ready. I am wanting to join the Air Force. I am also overweight by like 50 -100 lbs will they still take me if I can pass the fitness test?

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  2. admin / July 8, 2012

    Geez man, you came to a basic training preparation website and asked how you can prepare for basic training :) .
    The Ultimate Basic Training Guidebook is a great start, that is the core of all the books in my series. Once you read that, you can quiz your knowledge with the Workbook.
    If you follow the tips in the Guidebook you will be more prepared than 99% of the other recruits.
    -SGT Volkin

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  3. Joann / March 28, 2013

    Hi i am 17 and i want to join the National Air Guard but i cant do pushups will this book help me to where i will be fit to join some people tell me that it do not work i will try to get the money to buy this i hope it will help.

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    • SGT Volkin / March 28, 2013

      sure will, just read chapter 2 and follow the 8 week workout plan

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