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Diary Current Status: Private\Written on: 13-06-24 15:55\Subject: New Recruit\The main training in the recruit company includes: formations, enemy capture, tactics, and physical fitness. 1. Formations include: individual formations, squad formations, three-squad four-guard formations.\2. Enemy capture: includes stance and footwork, boxing techniques, kicking techniques, defense against strikes, and capture techniques.\3. Tactics: mainly training on individual tactics, including: lying down: prone with a rifle, prone with a held rifle; movement postures: low crawl, high crawl, side crawl, high side crawl, rolling forward (both stationary rolls and rolls while moving).\4. Physical fitness: includes 5 km cross-country run, 100-meter sprint, frog jumps, push-ups, single-leg stretch climbs, combined physical exercises, etc.\In the army, you need to pay attention to: the army values obedience above all! Even if a superior or squad leader's order is wrong, you cannot openly defy it; carry it out first and then report back to the superior or squad leader afterward. Secondly, you must respect the superiors, squad leaders, and veteran soldiers.\New recruit training usually lasts about three months, mainly focusing on formation training and physical fitness. Most of the time is spent on formation training, which mainly includes stand at ease, attention, turning on the spot, marching, and running in step, etc. Generally, in the afternoon after 4 PM, physical training begins, including pull-ups on single and double bars, 5000-meter run, etc. Of course, some other auxiliary training might also be included, such as military boxing, push-ups, and so on. Additionally, for new recruits, neatly folding the military bed is also very important and is often the first challenge in the recruit company; it's also part of the training. Daytime training is intense and exhausting, but nighttime emergency assemblies with short whistle signals often disturb the new recruits' sleep. This is essential for training emergency response capabilities! (Of course, there are still scheduled rest times on weekends) Haha! Does it sound unpleasant? But the recruit company is really interesting! It's something to remember for a lifetime. Of course, different units may vary, and there may be specialized training, but the more 'challenging' the recruit company is, the deeper and more wonderful the memories will be! Wish you happiness! Enjoy your military life!