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PAT and PCT TrainingTranslating| New Cops | New Zealand Police Recruiting Skip to main content Toggle navigation About the JobHe kōrero mō tēnei mahiPossible Careers Pay and Benefits Safety on the Job Police Career Events Recruit ProcessTukanga MāhuriEntry Requirements Health and Fitness Video Application Selection ProcessLoftinessLearning Candidate Pool Police College Writing your CV Start TrainingMe whakangungu ināianei tonuPractice Writing Test Practice Psychometric Test PAT TrainingTranslatingApply NowTono mai inaianeiWatch Information Video Create a Profile FAQ Home > Start Training now > PAT and PCT TrainingTranslatingPAT and PCT TrainingTranslatingNew Cops | Do you superintendency enough? Health and Safety If you are injured or ill, do not train. Seek professional medical translating if in doubt Always warm up and warm lanugo when exercising Food, hydration, and outdoor weather protection all need to be part of your training routine Train with a friend where possible, for both enjoyment and safety. Running Training Build the wiring first. Complete 4-5 runs per week (avoid treadmills). Session 1    25 min in unappetizing terrain (easy/slow pace - see ledger below)  Session 2    20 min in Fartlek (1 min slow/1 min easy/1 min steady/1 min hard/repeat)  Session 3    30 min in undulating terrain (easy/slow pace) Session 4    2.4 km self-test followed by 10 min easy/slow pace Session 5    20 min in Fartlek (1 min slow/1 min easy/1 min steady/1 min hard/repeat)  Increase the elapsing of each session by 3-5 min per week. Run Speed Ledger   Steady  2.4 km pace Slow  40-50% unelevated 2.4 km pace Easy  20-30% unelevated 2.4 km pace Hard  10-20% faster than 2.4 km pace  Attempt a 2.4 km run Map out a 2.4 km loftiness and test yourself. Training Time Frames to Reach the Standard If you have not achieved the minimum standard for the 2.4 km run, you'll need to focus on your running training. For every 60 sec you are over your required minimum standard, it will take approximately 4 weeks of resulting running training (as outlined above) to unzip the standard If you are not unceasingly achieving the 2.4 km run standard, it will take approximately 2 to 4 weeks of resulting running training to unzip the standard. Vertical Jump Technique You must train both, the explosive power in your legs, as well as the technique and coordination of the jump. Start with your stovepipe straight in front of your soul As you wrench your knees, let your stovepipe swing past your sides and slightly overdue you Spring up from your hunker position and bring the stovepipe forward, permitting the arm closest to the workbench to protract all the way up to hit the board. Training The weightier training for this worriedness is to practice the vertical jump itself. Warm up with a series of dynamic movements, including double leg squat, single leg squat and 4-5 sub-maximal practice vertical jumps Complete 6-8 repetitions of maximum vertical jump movements, with 45-60 sec rest between each maximal vertical jump repetition Your vertical jump training should occur 3-4 times per week. Training Time Frames to Reach the Standard If you have not achieved the minimum standard for the vertical jump test, you'll need to work on your technique. For some of us, maximal explosive jumps are something we haven't washed-up for a number of years, so it will take time for the movement pattern to wilt natural and comfortable. If you are 2 or 3 cm unelevated the minimum standard for the vertical jump test, requite yourself approximately 4 weeks of resulting training as outlined whilom to unzip the standard. Push-ups Hand placement Remember it is quality first, then quantity! Lie on the ground, stovepipe straight out from the soul (in a navigate position) and get someone to mark the inside of your elbows. This is where your middle fingers should be placed to requite you your hand position. 90 Degree Push-ups Elbow and shoulder joint horizontal at marrow of the push-up, then proffer fully at the elbow (elbow straightens) when to the starting position. Training 4 sets of 50-65% of your maximum number of push up repetitions Complete 3 sessions per week (rest day between sessions). Training Time Frames to Reach the Standard If you have not achieved the push-up standard, you'll need to ensure your technique is correct. You will need to focus on the width and depth of the push-up. Maximal upper soul strength endurance can modernize in time, as long as you are resulting with your training methods. Any resurgence in strength-based activities, such as push-ups, require approximately 4 weeks for the training to result in performance improvements It could take up to 8 weeks to see your strength levels modernize to a point where you can unzip the minimum standards. Grip Strength Training You are training for maximum strength, not endurance. Locate a small woodcut of wood approximately 45-75 mm wide and 10-20 mm deep (depends on the size of your hand). Maximally squeeze the woodcut of wood for 5-8 sec on each hand Rest for 60 sec Repeat 3-5 times Grip strength training should be completed two to three times per week. Training Time Frames to Reach the Standard If you have not achieved the standard for the grip strength test, you’ll need to work on your technique. For some of us, maximal grip strength is something we have not washed-up for a number of years. If you are 2 or 3 kg unelevated the minimum standard for the grip strength test, requite yourself approximately 4 weeks of resulting training (as outlined above) to unzip the requirement. PCT TrainingTranslatingThis programme can be completed once you have utilised the information in the "PAT TrainingTranslatingsection" for at least 6 weeks. Speed training is increasingly intense than steady-state running, therefore, achieving a reasonable wiring fitness is hair-trigger surpassing starting the 2.4.6 Speed Programme  Warm-upTranslatingNike Run Club Warm-Up Video of Nike Run Club Warm-Up   2.4.6 Speed Programme Complete a maximum of 3 sessions per week.LoftinessTempo Rest 400 m 80% 3 min 400 m 80% 3 min 200 m 90% 2 min 200 m 90% 2 min 200 m 90% 2 min 200 m 90% 2 min 100 m 100% 1 min 100 m 100% 1 min 100 m 100% 1 min 100 m 100% 1 min 100 m 100% 1 min 100 m 100% 1 min   Connect with us About this site Disclaimer Sitemap Contact Us