Can anyone tell me the what the RI PAT consists of? An email to RI Municipal Academy office staff got me a reply saying i need to ask it in writing. That staff member must have lateraled from Mass OEMS
Posted by: Southside
Just check around different websites of RI Police Departments.....I know I have seen it on a few, if I remember exactly what department I will supply the link.
Posted by: Irishpride
Mikey,
All I know is the standard for males 20-30 y/o: 1.5 mile run in under around 12 minutes 1 rep. bench press, 99% of body weight (usually done on a Universal machine) 38 sit ups in 1 minute around 14 inches on the V sit & reach under 20% body fat
Posted by: Macop
Yes I went through it. It is the typical coopers standard test
Posted by: Mikey682
ok thanks!
Posted by: Rhody15
1.5 in 12.51mins. 16.5 on the sit and reach with 15 inches being your toes. Other than that your money...
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