- Why was that so hard?
Oh, God. (suspenseful music)
Okay, this isn't so bad.
(Q groans)
- Did I miss it?
What's up guys, I'm Q.
- And I'm Ellyse.
- And today, we're gonna be doing the US Army fitness test
with zero practice.
- None.
(Q laughs)
- So, the test consists of three exercises.
The first one is gonna be push-ups,
we'll have two minutes to do as many as we can
and there's gonna be no breaks.
- [Ellyse] Sit-ups, same thing.
As many reps as possible in two minutes.
- The final one is gonna be a two minute mile-
- Two minute mile? (record scratching)
(beep)
- [Q] The third and final exercise is a two- mile run.
So, we need a score of 50 per exercise to pass,
and if by some chance we get a 90 per exercise
we'll get an Army fitness badge, and that's pretty badass
if you ask me.
- Gonna go for that 50.
- Let's get it. - Yeah.
- [Ellyse] Okay, ready?
And you're going for 68 if you want that 90th percentile.
- [Q] Okay. - Okay.
Ready, set, go.
(rhythmic music)
- [Ellyse] Look at that form.
(Q laughs)
- Don't make me laugh, all right that's 10.
20?
- [Ellyse] That was 16 I counted.
- 16? (laughs)
Well. - [Ellyse] Come on keep going.
(rhythmic music) - It's starting to hurt.
- One more, one more. (laughing)
- [Ellyse] Oh my God, that shake.
You've got 10 seconds.
Do five more (laughs).
- I'm done, I can't do it.
(Q groans) (bell rings)
- You don't even know how hard that was.
- [Q] Five, four, three, two,
one, go. (rhythmic music)
No, that doesn't count.
- Oh God. (Q laughs)
I can't get back up. (Q laughs)
- [Q] Five, four, three,
two, one.
- Oh my God.
Oh my God.
Why was that so hard?
How many? (bell rings)
- [Q] There's a couple questionable ones in there.
- Oh, God.
- All right, that's the push-ups done,
now it's time for sit-ups.
- Five, four, three, two, go. (timer counting down)
(rhythmic music)
- Come one, keep going, what the hell.
(Q groans) (bell rings)
- [Ellyse] I think, did I get that right?
Didn't count?
Did you count? - [Q] My body, the sun.
There's so much going on. (Q breathing heavily)
- Five, four, three, two, (timer counting down)
one, go. (rhythmic music)
(bell rings)
- How much time?
- That was it.
Good job.
All right, guys. So, that was the push-ups and sit-ups.
We both passed.
- Now it's time for the two-mile run.
I'm not looking forward to this,
I don't feel good about it.
But, hey, let's go.
My plan is to pace myself, 10 minutes a mile,
that's what I'm going for. - Okay.
- I'm ready. - All right.
- One, two, three, go. (timer counting down)
(rhythmic music)
- I was actually feeling all right
(heavy breathing) and I'm like hey,
this isn't so bad.
And then I looked at the time, thinking it was like halfway
and it's been five minutes.
- Ellyse is running kind of fast right now,
like her pace is really good.
Oh my God, she's running a mark.
You got it, you got it.
(Ellyse groaning) (cameraman laughing)
- Glad I went first, and got that over with.
That was no joke. - Yeah.
- Are you ready to go?
- Yeah, I'm ready.
(timer counting down) - [Ellyse] Five, four, three,
two, and go. (rhythmic music)
(footsteps scuffling)
- [Q] I've never ran a mile before in my life.
Now, I gotta run two.
There's a shade ready.
Shade break.
(women talking)
- [Ellyse] Come on, sprint. Sprint.
(bell rings)
- [Ellyse] 14:44.
- I'm so tired. (cameraman laughs)
(Q breathing heavily)
What's the time?
- [Ellyse] 14:44.
- Did I miss it?
- [Ellyse] No, you got it.
- Let's go.
Army, here I come.
All right guys, so I'm officially done with
the US Army fitness test. I passed.
I passed the push-ups, passed the sit-ups,
and the two-mile run.
- And I missed it by seven seconds on the two-mile run.
So yeah, good luck Q.