The multi-stage fitness test, otherwise known as the dreaded beep test, is often the biggest challenge for NSW Police recruit hopefuls. Ahead of Class 355's attestation this Friday, we spoke to Sam, who has completely transformed her level of fitness and mentality around running since starting her policing journey 👮‍♀️ To learn more about our physical capacity test standards or to start your journey with the NSW Police Force, search 'NSW Police Jobs', call 1800 222 122 or visit police.nsw.gov.a

Want to make those shuttle runs as efficient as possible? USE THIS STRATEGY! Practice it beforehand and make sure the shuttle runs aren’t holding you back from getting more burpee pull-up reps in! Every rep is going to be money on that leaderboard 🔥 Head over to YouTube.com/wodprep for more tips like this one - good luck in 23.2 💪🏼 Want these strategy guides (and more!) direct to your inbox next week? Head to https://wodprep.com/open/ and get on the list! | WODprep

To join the MDP, all new recruits are required to pass a 15 metre Multi-Stage Fitness Test (Bleep Test) to level 7.6 - the requirement for an Authorised Firearms Officer. Here, Alyn explains what will happen and how you can prepare...#ForceWithADifference | Ministry of Defence Police

To join the MDP, all new recruits are required to pass a 15 metre Multi-Stage Fitness Test (Bleep Test) to level 7.6 - the requirement for an Authorised Firearms Officer. Here, Alyn explains what will happen and how you can prepare… #ForceWithADifference | Ministry of Defence Police