today is day one of week five and PT is
going pretty good so far uh the kets
will be out of the firing range the next
two weeks and so they got a pretty
intensive firearms training and so the
PT schedule will change just a little
bit uh obviously they'll have much more
physical uh days up ahead of them as
they would when they're in the classroom
and so the PT schedule's adjusted uh
slightly to kind of match that uh we
definitely want to keep their Fitness
levels up in terms of their strength in
terms of their cardiovascular fitness
uh Speed and Agility uh however we did
scale back a bit uh because they're
going to be burning a lot of calories
throughout the day um you they'll be on
their feet quite a bit uh and they need
mental focus and so pts definitely
scaled back uh well at the same time
keeping their Fitness levels
up okay I'm officer Ray defrates I'm the
lead Farms instructor for the basic
Cadet class um we're here at our life
fire range on the west side of
Albuquerque um this morning we were
working with the cadets on some of the
skills they'll be starting with as far
as presentation the firearm from The
holster loading and unloading we're
going to use some safety training rounds
to practice those skills um by this
afternoon we'll be doing those skills
live fire and that's how the training
will progress um each day they'll be
given new skills um a lot of those
skills will be reinforced with safety
training rounds and then with live fire
and by the end of the next week we'll
just be reinforcing those skills by fire
until they're ready to shoot their their
state
qualifications follow through finger
straight search and
Holster