Can you pass the minimum standards of the Navy SEAL Physical Fitness Test? What about the competitive standards?

[Physics-Man]

I have no idea how to swim and I might or might not pass the run. For everything else, I can reach the competitive standards except for maybe pull-ups. But I'd still reach the minimum for pull-ups.

Yes only to the minimum standards

Yes to the competitive standards

I can't pass either

[englisc]

Apart from the swim because I'm not a strong swimmer, the rest I could pass easily including the "competitive standards". Years ago when I was about 20 I was going to join the British Army. I didn't do any specific training for it but I beat everybody on every fitness test.

We didn't get tested on pushups and situps, but I can get to over 100 on each. Pull ups I can manage around 25. A 1.5 mile run I can do in about 8.5 minutes.

[jgokgotit]

I did meet the competitive standards except for the pullups. I was going to ship off to SEAL training until I got into a spot of trouble and got kicked out of the program. The SEAL training is no joke.

[BeMuse]

Given a couple weeks I could easily get back to or above 100 push-ups and sit-ups. I don’t know where I am now, but I’ve surpassed those numbers many times. It’s more so a routine conditioning sort of thing. You have to practice it regularly. The mile and a half is easy to be competitive at. I’ve done marathons… The pull ups aren’t hard. I’m a good swimmer, but I don’t have a clue how much time it would take me to swim 10 lanes. That said there is a age max not on your list...

[Duckysback]

Given enough time I could hit the minimum standards on most of it. Not sure about the swim, I have never been the strongest swimmer and it has been a while since I have done any swimming at all… guess I should focus on that next, huh?

[ShellyShocked]

I can swim but im not fast, the run i could maybe pass since i can run a 6 minute mile. I could do the situps and the pullups, not the pushups at least not all at once. 35 is the most I've ever done in a row.

[SydneySentinel]

I've always been a strong swimmer. The other areas probably not. Especially a pullup. Can't even do one, I don't think.

[Regmorus]

The same - swim and run is a problem. By pull ups I'd make it into competitive, by sit ups could be both rather competitive, by push ups minimum.

[MrNameless]

No on the swimming and 1.5 mile run. A 7 minute mile for a mile and a half is impressive. One day maybe I'll be able to do that.

[AaronKrieger]

Yeah, I can do either standards besides for the swimming. Although it's really the mental test that matters in the end

[Apple1996]

Nah defo not since I can't swim. My hubby tho would probably be able to pass, he's pretty fit and can swim good

[Phoenix98]

Years and years ago I could yeah.

Now a days the Marine Corp Physical Fitness Test is the max I can do.

[noone89]

I could possibly pass them except the pull ups one Forsure that’s always been my biggest weakness

[Agape93]

Nope. I am not a good swimmer nor an endurance runner.

[Confidenceoverload]

If I was at my peak performance I could easily be competitive standards But I slacked off and now I have to rebuild my core and upper body

[Anonymous]

Don’t think any of those are possible for me, lol. Wouldn’t be interested anyways

[TwoToTooTutu2]

Not a very good swimmer. The Navy still on that 1.5 mile? I think Seals can run a little longer.

[NickiB1]

I'm superwoman. i will make that exam my bitch.

[SuccessfulHornDog]

Not currently. check back in one year

[Lunatic1]

Nope, I can't run anymore.