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Every department has a Physical Agility Test. Most women fail because they trained for general fitness — not for the test. We fix that.

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8 weeks

average prep time to pass standard police PAT with structured training

Know the Standard

Police Physical Agility Test (PAT)

PAT formats vary by department but share common physical events. We train you for the standard so you can pass any variant.

300m Sprint

All-out effort from standing start

Typically under 70–82 sec

Push-Ups

Varies by department and age group

15–25+ in 1 minute

Sit-Ups

Hands behind head or crossed, full range

20–30+ in 1 minute

1.5-Mile Run

Paced effort — aerobic base matters

Typically under 15–17 min

Obstacle Course

Jumping, crawling, climbing sequence

Pass/fail completion

Suspect Drag

165 lb mannequin or equivalent

50–100 ft drag

Your Training Plan

What's Inside Your Track

01

8-Week PAT Prep

Targeted preparation for the 300m sprint, run time, push-ups, and department-specific agility formats.

02

Run Improvement Block

The 1.5-mile run is the most common failure point. We build your aerobic base progressively with race-pace intervals.

03

Bodyweight Strength

Push-ups and sit-up standards are achievable with the right progressive program — not random gym sessions.

04

Oral Board & Interview Prep

Department application process, interview questions, panel prep, and psychological evaluation context.

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