Equipment Setup & Test Site Layout Flashcards
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Which surface is preferred for the Sprint-Drag-Carry lanes so the sled drags consistently?
Answer: Grass or artificial turf
Flat grass or turf gives consistent sled friction and safe footing.
Where should graders place the two kettlebells before a Soldier starts the Sprint-Drag-Carry?
Answer: At the start line
The kettlebells start at the start line, where the Soldier picks them up for the carry.
How many laps of a standard quarter-mile (440-yard) track make up the 2-Mile Run?
Answer: 8 laps
Eight quarter-mile laps equal exactly 2 miles.
What is the main requirement for an outdoor 2-Mile Run course?
Answer: It must be accurately measured and generally flat
The course must be accurately measured and generally flat so times are fair.
How much equipment does a grader need to set up for the Hand-Release Push-Up?
Answer: Only a flat, firm surface
The HRP needs no special equipment, just a flat, firm surface.
Which piece of grader equipment matters most for scoring the Plank?
Answer: Stopwatch
The Plank is scored by how long the Soldier holds it, so a stopwatch is essential.
Before testing begins, who is responsible for confirming that the test site and equipment meet standards?
Answer: The OIC/NCOIC
The OIC/NCOIC checks the site layout and equipment before testing starts.
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