BCT - Confidence Course 

Lmao

There was probably some law passed or something that said they had to put it there.

A guy fell from the top of it in late 1999, like October or so. He stopped breathing and was super fucked up by it. Ultimately he did survive and recovered better than anybody expected. He was functionally independent and could walk again. He spent forever in the hospital then even longer in PTRP. He came in as an E nothing and was medically retired as a PFC in 2001 after about 15-18 months of recovery. I wasn't on post to see it happen but I attended his pinning and retirement. He wasn't even old enough to by liquor when he got out. The pads weren't there for my cycle but the word was that they were gonna be there before the start of the next cycle.

I fell off a challenge in Fort Jackson in 83. About 30 feet. Landing on my back and leg landed me in the hospital and have had trouble with that leg and my back ever since. If there had been a mat there, probably would have gotten up and started the obstacle over. That's why.

Weird, at Parris Island they don't have them still. When I was there I kind of expected mats to be there

This is the confidence course, it's during the start of basic. The pecs course later on has no mats.

Because they are all pogs

That's where I'm going

+Sb_movie Bob Nope. It's not as bad as it looks.

@@SXSOHI just keep moving forward and dont look down

@@SXSOHI Always have 3 points of contact

That's how it's supposed to be. Infantry school don't baby us like all these POGs

That's how fort sill is

Infantry people go to Benning no matter what, idk about the rest

Dreaklock It is all depends on what mos you pick will determine your basic training location

Engineers go to leonard wood, that's all I know since I'm looking to do exactly that lol