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5 months to BMQ Fitness question

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I have dropped off all my information and the recruiter said that there are alot of applications being processed right now, and seeing as how I am applying for the reserves, reg force applications take priority. So I will have to wait until someone calls me to tell me when/where I am to take my tests, but he assures me I am in for this summer. I have 5 months until the summer and I have been running 2.4 Km twice a day (once at 6:00 am before I go to school and in the evening) in 9-12 minutes on a tread (until it warms up a bit then  I will run outside) and I do 20-30 pushups 3-6 times a day and 30-40 situps 2-4 times a day. Is doing this every day (and increasing distance's and amount of pushups/situps as time goes on) enough to prepare for BMQ? 

I know questions like this are posted all the time, but I'm not sure where else to post this.

Thanks for any advice regarding this.



[Edit to correct spelling of Fitness, so others will be able to SEARCH for this topic more easily in the future.  ::)  ]

 
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I have read up on it on other threads, but I just wanted to get some advice on MY current situation. I would really appreciate any advice anyone can give me regarding my question.
 
Google is, indeed, your friend...

http://forums.army.ca/forums/threads/21101/post-103978.html#msg103978

 
I found most of what I was looking for... Lock this one up
 
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