BORTAC PAT Training Plan
$39.00
- 5-week, 5 day/week limited equipment training plan to prepare athletes for the Border Patrol BORTAC Physical Assessment Test (BORSTAC PAT)
- Trains pull-ups, sit-ups, push-ups, 300m run, and 1.5 mile run
- This training plan is one of the 250+ plans included with an Athlete’s Subscription
Description
This intense, 5 week, 5 day/week training plan is specifically designed to prepare athletes for the Border Patrol BORTAC Physical Assessment Test (PAT).
This is Version 1 of the plan, designed in August 2022.
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
This plan is purpose-built to prepare you for the specific fitness demands of the BORTAC PAT:
Below are the minimum standards:
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- 300m Sprint 54 seconds or less
- Minimum 8 Pull Ups
- Minimum 40 Push-Ups
- Minimum 42 Sit-Ups in 1 Minutes
- 1.5 mile run in 11 minutes(11:00) or less
- Minimum 324 on Pistol Qual
Weeks 1, 3 and 5 in the plan are Assessment weeks. Below is the Training Schedule for the non-assessment weeks 2 and 4:
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
- Monday: 100m Sprint Repeats, Pull Ups, Push Ups, Sit ups, Moderate Run
- Tuesday: 800m Repeats
- Wednesday: 100m Sprint Repeats, Pull Ups, Push Ups, Sit ups, Moderate Run
- Thursday: 800m Repeats
- Friday: 100m Sprint Repeats, Pull Ups, Push Ups, Sit ups, Moderate Run
*** Note – this training plan does not include training for the Pistol Qual, but does recommend you complete the Qual on each assessment day.
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT
This is a limited equipment training plan. Below is the required equipment.
- Stopwatch with Repeating Countdown Timer (smartphone app will work)
- Pull Up Bar
- Running Track or known distances for 100-yards, 1.5 miles and 800m.
COMMON QUESTIONS
What if I miss a day?
Begin where you left off when you return to training. This program is progressed – each session builds upon the prior session – so don’t skip a session or skip around. Follow the training sessions in order, regardless.
What if I can’t handle the training volume at first?
Building stamina and resilience is a key training goal of this plan, and physical and mental stamina is also key to completing the Academy. If you can’t handle the training volume at first, it’s better to cut training sessions short, rather than take unscheduled rest days.
What if I can’t make the prescribed reps for the bodyweight exercises, or the prescribed interval times for the 800m Runs?
Do your best, and be sure to do the total number of rounds, even if you can’t make the reps or the time. Don’t quit.
How do you count reps for lunges?
5x Lunges = 5x Lunges each leg, or 10x lunges total
Where do I find unfamiliar exercises?
See our Exercise Library HERE. The Run/Ruck Calculator is listed as an exercise.
What about nutrition?
See our Nutritional Guidelines HERE.
Can I see sample training?
Yes. Click the “Sample Training” tab to see the entire first week of programming.
How do I access the plan?
Access is online, via username and password. You can log in either through our website or through our app (Mtn Tactical Fitness) available for IOS and Android.
Can I print out sessions to take to the gym?
Yes – you can print a week of programming at a time.
More Questions? Email: coach@mtntactical.com
DISCLAIMER
Before beginning any exercise program, consult with your physician to ensure that you are in proper health. Physical training contains inherent risks including, but not limited to, muscle strains, tears, physical and bodily injury up to and including death. This training program is not meant to provide medical advice; you should obtain medical advice from your private health care practitioner. If you are unable to assume these risks then you should not engage in this training program. No liability is assumed by Mountain Tactical Institute, Inc, its owners or employees, and you train at your own risk. Mountain Tactical Institute makes no warranty, express or implied, of any kind in connection with this training program.
Required Equipment
This is a limited equipment training plan. Below is the required equipment.- Stopwatch with Repeating Countdown Timer (smartphone app will work)
- Pull Up Bar
- Running Track or known distances for 100-yards, 1.5 miles and 800m.
Sample Training
Below is the entire first week of programming from the plan:
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MONDAY
SESSION 1
Obj: BORTAC PAT #1
Warm-up:
- 3 Rounds
- 5x Push-ups
- 5x Walking Lunges
- 5x Sit-Ups
- 4x 20-Yard Prone to Sprint
- Instep Stretch
- Lat + Pec Stretch
Training:
(1) 300m Sprint
** Rest 5 Minutes
(2) Max Rep Sit-Ups in 1 Minute
** Rest 5 Minutes
(3) Max rep Push-Ups in 2 Minutes
** Rest 5 Minutes
(4) Max Rep Pull Ups - No time Limit
** Rest 5 Minutes
(5) 1.5 Mile Run for Time
(6) Pistol Qual
RECORD RESULTS
Comments:
Below are the minimum standards:
-
- 300m Sprint 54 seconds or less
- Minimum 8 Pull Ups
- Minimum 40 Push-Ups
- Minimum 42 Sit-Ups in 1 Minutes
- 1.5 mile run in 11 minutes(11:00) or less
- Minimum 324 on Pistol Qual
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TUESDAY
SESSION 2
Obj: 800m Repeats
Warm-up:
- 3 Rounds
- 5x Push-ups
- 5x Walking Lunges
- Run 100m
- Instep Stretch
Training:
(1) 3 Rounds
800m Run @ your "800m Interval Pace" using the MTI Running Calculator and results from your SESSION 1, BORTAC PAT #1, 1.5 mile run time
Rest 8 minutes between efforts
[calculator name="Run"]
(2) 2 Rounds
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WEDNESDAY
SESSION 3
Obj: Sprints, Sit-Ups, Push-Ups, Pull-Ups, Moderate Run
Warm-up:
3 Rounds
- 5x Push-ups
- 5x Walking Lunges
- 5x Sit-Ups
- 4x 20-Yard Prone to Sprint
- Instep Stretch
- Lat + Pec Stretch
Training:
(1) 4 Rounds
- 100m Sprint at Threshold Pace
- Walk back to Start for your rest
"Threshold" = Fastest Possible
(2) 6 Rounds, Every 75 seconds ...
- 30% Max Rep Sit Ups from SESSION 1's BORTAC PAT #1
Total Reps from SESSION 1's Assessment x .30
Example: Say the athlete scored 42x Sit-Ups on SESSION 1's BORTAC PAT #1
42x .3 = 12.6 or 13x (Round Up) Sit Ups
So, for Part (1) set a repeating, countdown timer to 75 seconds. On "Go" complete 13x Sit-Ups as fast as possible. The faster you finish, the more rest you get before the next round begins. Complete 6 rounds total.
(3) 6 Rounds, Every 75 seconds ...
- 30% Max Rep Push Ups from SESSION 1's BORTAC PAT #1
Example: Say the athlete scored 35x Push-Ups on SESSION 1's BORTAC PAT #1.
35x .3 = 10.8 or 11x (Round Up) Push-Ups
So, for Part (1) set a repeating, countdown timer to 75 seconds. On "Go" complete 11x Push-Ups as fast as possible. The faster you finish, the more rest you get before the next round begins. Complete 6 rounds total.
(2) 6 Rounds, Every 75 seconds ...
- 30% Max Rep Pull Ups from SESSION 1's BORTAC PAT #1
How to find your assigned reps for Pull Ups:
Total Reps from SESSION 1's Assessment x .30
Example: Say the athlete scored 12x Pull Ups on SESSION 1's BORTAC PAT #1.
12x .3 = 3.6 or 4x (Round Up) Pull Ups
So, for Part (1) set a repeating, countdown timer to 75 seconds. On "Go" complete 4x Pull Ups as fast as possible. The faster you finish, the more rest you get before the next round begins. Complete 6 rounds total.
(5) Run 2 Miles, Moderate Pace
"Moderate" = Comfortable but not easy.
(6) 2 Rounds
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THURSDAY
SESSION 4
Obj: 800m Repeats
Warm-up:
3 Rounds
- 5x Push-ups
- 5x Walking Lunges
- Run 100m
- Instep Stretch
Training:
(1) 3 Rounds
- 800m Run @ your "800m Interval Pace" using the MTI Running Calculator and results from your SESSION 1, BORTAC PAT #1, 1.5 mile run time
- Rest 8 minutes between efforts
[calculator name="Run"]
(2) 2 Rounds
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FRIDAY
SESSION 5
Obj: Sprints, Sit-Ups, Push-Ups, Pull-Ups, Moderate Run
Warm-up:
3 Rounds
- 5x Push-ups
- 5x Walking Lunges
- 5x Sit-Ups
- 4x 20-Yard Prone to Sprint
- Instep Stretch
- Lat + Pec Stretch
Training:
(1) 4 Rounds
- 100m Sprint at Threshold Pace
- Walk back to Start for your rest
"Threshold" = Fastest Possible
(2) 6 Rounds, Every 75 seconds ...
- 30% Max Rep Sit Ups from SESSION 1's BORTAC PAT #1
Total Reps from SESSION 1's Assessment x .30
Example: Say the athlete scored 42x Sit-Ups on SESSION 1's BORTAC PAT #1
42x .3 = 12.6 or 13x (Round Up) Sit Ups
So, for Part (1) set a repeating, countdown timer to 75 seconds. On "Go" complete 13x Sit-Ups as fast as possible. The faster you finish, the more rest you get before the next round begins. Complete 6 rounds total.
(3) 6 Rounds, Every 75 seconds ...
- 30% Max Rep Push Ups from SESSION 1's BORTAC PAT #1
Example: Say the athlete scored 35x Push-Ups on SESSION 1's BORTAC PAT #1.
35x .3 = 10.8 or 11x (Round Up) Push-Ups
So, for Part (1) set a repeating, countdown timer to 75 seconds. On "Go" complete 11x Push-Ups as fast as possible. The faster you finish, the more rest you get before the next round begins. Complete 6 rounds total.
(2) 6 Rounds, Every 75 seconds ...
- 30% Max Rep Pull Ups from SESSION 1's BORTAC PAT #1
How to find your assigned reps for Pull Ups:
Total Reps from SESSION 1's Assessment x .30
Example: Say the athlete scored 12x Pull Ups on SESSION 1's BORTAC PAT #1.
12x .3 = 3.6 or 4x (Round Up) Pull Ups
So, for Part (1) set a repeating, countdown timer to 75 seconds. On "Go" complete 4x Pull Ups as fast as possible. The faster you finish, the more rest you get before the next round begins. Complete 6 rounds total.
(5) Run 2 Miles, Moderate Pace
"Moderate" = Comfortable but not easy.
(6) 2 Rounds
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