It’s a shame it’s no longer available, but it does require strict compliance with safe limits set.
At work most of the PTI’s aren’t authorised to take you above 6.4, if you are going for one of the roles that requires advanced fitness such as Public Order Medic (10.2) you need a higher qualified PTI.
I can’t say I have ever known a “sports” night at my current Squadron that would normally have it to question why its been excluded (ie a fitness based sports night rather than dedicated to a specific sport) but I don’t recall seeing any IBN or otherwise indicating bleep tests are not allowed…
We do sprint shuttles at the squadron. They’re an option in the Blue DofE sports section and I’m a UK Athletics qualified running coach, so I didn’t think there’d be an issue.
If anything, sprint shuttles are more dangerous than a bleep test, as the whole exercise is carried out at maximum effort.
Which may be the issue as there will be policy on how the test is to run & conducted included pre-screening health questionnaires.
It will then be a bit like assault course or DCCT where we can use it if we hold the appropriate qualification but we are not enabled to do the training to get the qualification.
I wondered if ACTO 66 might have something in there, but instead I found this:
THE ACTUAL ACTO AND ANNEXES A TO H NEED TO BE IMPORTED BY PHYS ED
This document was last amended in 2017. It needs binning as all the rules are listed elsewhere. Speaking of…
I went to the ACPEDTIs and found nothing. They do have rules for Ass Football though. I’m assuming the abbreviation was intentional…
Must be in a JSP, because I can’t find a mention in any policy that you might expect it to be in. I can’t actually even find an IBN for it, only the original email.
My home parkrun is a very rare letter, so we get lots of tourists. Yet to have a week where we don’t have tourists from Australia, South Africa, North America etc - so we see all sorts.