Cadet breaks IOCT record 

Glass particles?! Pumped in on purpose?!

When I ran that course, the end was where that time clock was. It may have been a different gym, but if the dimensions are the same then the video ended precisely at the end of the course.

@@hungryjo47 That's no reason to cut the video off so soon.

Bruh what? You want to see her get cheered on? What a strange request. I think it’s time for you to go do something with your life

would probably be banned by the school boards for being to 'dangerous"

@@yosour6733 not if it's properly constructed and maintained I think they would Greenlight it and by the way they've been running this course since the 1950s at West Point so this is nothing new ., there is a video on RU-vid a few years ago when even the commandant of cadets and the superintendent at the time ran the course course

​@@arnoldsherrill6305 well im just going off what happened to me when i was in public elementary and late middle school. at the time They banned dodgeball which was played with foam balls anyway so zero chance of inuring anyone but didnt stop people form getting hit hard in the face tgough... game got pretty intense for foam dodgeball..... but they also banned the pledge of allegiance we used to do every morning with our hands on our hearts they also banned the monthly physical grading test with pull ups, sit ups, and push ups and a timed 1 mile run. all because of possible quote on quote physical / mental / humiliation / or damage to a possible students psyche .... Word for Word they ended up replacing dodge ball with crab walk soccer with the same foam balls and chin up timed holds which were not required you could chose to participate or not and still get a passing grade instead of them doing fully extended pull ups which most of the average students couldn't perform anyway they also made it a rule that the PE Teachers couldn't punish a student for walking the daily mile which you were supposed to run or atleast jog and do your best and not use the time to socialize.. walking was usually an immediate write up/detention until ofc it wasn't bc that was supposed mental / physical abuse.. Apparently if you havent noticed most of todays kids and there parents have gone complete and utterly mentally physically Soft not all but definitely the greater sum. Where kids cry to there parents if they are forced to run or do an exercise/activity that they might not be able to do..and when they are forced to do said activity and fail....They see it as a public display of embarrassment or humiliation .... instead of a public display of physical education.... as that's what PE is if you cannot perform a single pull up you have been educated on the fact you are are weak and unhealthy.... Fact! yet parents will still be upset that there "kids are "upset" so then they meet with school boards and demand for change which turns into a witch hunt and eventual domino effect to "protect" the school students and the "parents" "kids".....emotional feelings instead of protecting and educating them on proper physical health. im not saying its a bad idea in fact i think its a Steller idea ...but im also aware that its just unlikely to happen due to our schools inability to do anything resourceful for our future generations other than shove a packet in there face and call it there we absolutely 100% need a revamp in PE School Programs all over America and get better aid at getting our youth in peak physical health like the programs seen here did --->ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fISgKl8dB3M.html but you cant help people who dont want the help you cant physically force someone to do Two pushups when they are unwilling to do or even try to do just One not only would it help with physical health problems in America such as obesity and overall lazy ness and utter lack of moral responsibilities and motivation but it would also help the mental illness and general lack of self confidence and self awareness most Americans especially our youth have in themselves these days Because...when you look good you will most definitely feel good. A healthy body leads to a healthy mind.

@@yosour6733 The issue is that PE is coed and a lot of pre coed PE was highly physical for the boys, did contact sports. So would dodgeball work out if the teams are coed, imagine some 5'8" 170 lbs 16 year old boy throwing hard against a 5'2" 125 lbs girl in class. Remember, when dodgeball was big, PE was single gender. What about touch football, or wrestling? How would that work out? What about basketball?

​@@janefelix3821 single gendered PE classes would work maybe alot of the complications would go away, better as you wouldnt have to worry about unfairness or boy hurting girl but then what about the ones that dont identify as a either???... then what cast them out like the leper they are....=lawsuit PE isnt seen as mandatory by most public school districts and that is the main problem kinda in a lose lose like i said cant force people to do stuff they dont want to especially while there more worried about kids and parents feelings, which is all the school districts are worried about at the moment. They could give 2 shits about actually making anyone's kid smarter or healthier as long as there pockets are filled with political funding our youth will suffer and that is just the sad fact and reality

think they changed it in the late 2000's.

Yeah, I noticed that too. But still, this was an amazing performance.

Damn, I was wrong---it was 2:22 (the length of the video).

Women's.

Men's record is 26 seconds faster at 1:54. Both are impressive.

She may not be as fast as the fastest men, but I am certain that she is faster than 80-90% of the men.

@@rogerd777 Maybe 85% or so. Israel which has conscription for both genders does similar tests and found out that maybe the top woman maybe able to outperform 15-20% of the men at best. If you take the top 4% of women, then the probably 70% of the men may outperform probably the remaining 96% of women. There are about 250 women and 850 men in her class. So the top 4% of women would amount to around 10. So take the 11 woman's time and figure out how many of the men come with a faster time. I bet of the 850 men, probably at least 700 would be the 11th woman and probably all 850 have times faster than all but the top 50 women, top 20%.

It's in the fucking description you imbecile

They test hundreds of cadets on the same day, so they keep the clock running and record start and finish times

Ohhhh heck yeah, would love to see this !

It's not, simply more West Point tradition. Cadets still take the Army Physical Fitness Test annually (or whatever they are calling it now) and have physical education classes all four years. You'd be hard pressed to find another institution of higher leaning with as many physically fit enrollees. I'm sure USNA and USAFA are close...

@@ryankuypers1819 yeah I had a golden gloves winner in my boxing class and state champion wrestlers in my wrestling class there.

No, that marking is used for grading in a separate event.

You have to touch the second red line

Shouldn’t be separate records. Either your first or or doesn’t matter. When your getting shot it I don’t think bullets cares which gender you are . I could care less too as long as everyone does the exact same test . Man woman skinny fat whatever. Just make it equal and if you pass you pass .

@@JS-zb1vv . . . said the DEGENERATE woke moron. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@JS-zb1vv I’d pay good money to watch you say that to her face.

@@JS-zb1vv Good thing you're* not an Officer. It would be a shame if someone who didn't know the difference between your and you're was able to meet the asvab requirement to be an Officer.

@@MRrealmadridRaul yea you got me !! But I don’t need a separate record.

While she is the women's record holder, she was no where near the men's record, I think it was around 1:45. Probably half the female cadets could probably do it in less than 3 minutes and probably 1/5 in less than 2:35, but probably 80% of the men could do it in less than 2:30.

Extremely doubtful. For males to receive an "A+" grade on the course they need to finish it in 2:26 or less. Do you realistically believe that 95+% received an A+ on that course? FYI, the all time record for males is 1:54.

You’re another tool I’d pay good money to watch say that to her face.

I'm curious how long it would take her to drop you over the top of that railing like that., if the other Cadets if the other Cadets from that platoon didn't get to you first or better yet why don't you run it and just so you know she ran it at a faster Pace than some of the guys who have passed that test period, in fact the actual official time between men and women not that much difference for the record holders

no even arguing about genders so what the point in saying that

No, it wouldn’t. She maxed this test by the men’s standard. Most men cannot do that.

Okay here's an interesting set of numbers according to the military information website we are the mighty., the passing minimum time score is 3 minutes 30 for men ., for women it is 5 minutes 29. She did it in 2 minutes 20 and the only score was faster than hers was by a Cadet who did it in 2019 with a time of one minute 54 and the difference between that score and hers was Zero 0.66 seconds

It is the women's record. While under different circumstances ever women's track record is bested by hundreds of high school boys each year. They even say that the men's record is 1:54, 26 seconds faster (18.5%).

You ever done it?

There isn’t AC in Hayes Gymnasium, which is a hundred years old

Bro, you have not lived until you do the IOCT for real. Your entire PE grade for a semester rides on 3 or so minutes of flat-out effort. Total Respect for this cadet.

I double dog dare you to say that to her face.

@@noahkohn9350 She's great at completing a timed PT event and most likely very intelligent. So what.....Put her in full kit with a SAW, body armor, a 3 day pack and step her off the ramp of a Chinook in mountainous terrain in the middle of a fierce firefight. Have her grab a wounded team member who's well over 250 pounds with kit and drag him 50 feet to cover under fire. War is not pretty, nor does it care about feelings. I'll say it to your face and hers.

@@noahkohn9350 that not insulting her it insulting the army

@@chinookh4713 well the army went to shit years ago....I've served in the Marines and the Army... they have both went down hill.

@@carbonking53 Although you make a salient point about all too commonly dismissed genetic and capability differences between men and women, I don't see how promoting a female cadet beating the all-time woman's IOCT record is a display of wokeness. They did the same for CDT Turner when he broke it in 2021. I didn't see or read the part where she ranted that she should now be a Airborne Ranger and can do everything her male counterparts can. There are plenty of guys who can perform the tasks you described that are mental midgets and not very intelligent so perhaps we should focus on individual strengths and where they can be best applied. If your service in, I'm guessing Afghanistan, is a point of frustration for you then you should work to get your head straight. Thank you for your service. The world doesn't need more whiny victims so don't be one, simply give credit where it's due.

Loser

She set the female record, 2:20. Prior to that it was 2:26 set in 2013. The overall record was set in 2019, 1:54. In order for a cadet to earn an A+, top score, he/she had to beat 2:26, the women's record. She did it, and now to earn an A+ a cadet would have to beat 2:20. Sooner or late a women will accomplish that feat, the only question will be will it be before or after a man breaks 1:54. Prior to 2019 the overall record was 1:59.

Do you really believe that a grunt on the ground gives a rat's behind if the Apache or Medevac pilot, the tank commander, or artillery commander is a woman? It's the 21st century, try to catch up.

"than" not "then" "I'm" not "im" and in this case it's "Army" not "army"

@@michaelthayer8577 Punctuation must matter a lot to you? You can be the SJW of all comment sections.... Objective truth is important, but the way you speak isn’t just objective truth, It’s combative. You can’t handle it when someone is just better? That’s not gonna get you very far in life.

@@michaelscott940 His point, obviously lost on you, and probably lost on the guy claiming without proof to be both in the Army and faster, is that he’s not exactly the sharpest blade in the scabbard.

@@noahkohn9350 Obviously we have no idea if Rajkaran is being truthful, but we do know that cadets pass the IOCT with a minimum time of 3:30 for men and 5:29 for women. But according to the Twitter account for the USMA’s Commandant of Cadets, one cadet not only passed, but set an almost unbeatable record (for the women specifically).... What part of my argument do you disagree with? Latin postscriptum Nice run on sentence to finish it off!

Also, the numbers in my comment don’t corresponded to video time stamps.

You’re a moron and a tool.

The only one of my friends who ran it that fast made it to the NCAA championship in the 400 relay