Hi I am new here...17 this year.After spending a hour reading posts about NS.I read alot threads about "kenging" for diseases to downgrade etc...I haven't go for NS yet..I heard that if need to keng.Must keng early otherwise when near NS period then they will think is keng.The point is not to let them know u are kenging.After reading so many posts.I would say PES C is quite "slack" compared to PES A or B..As for E,need to be super serious injury or disease..which abit too severe..I know keng is not good.Suppose to be protect your country etc.Yes, I agree but the fact is,I'm obese.90+ kg Height 159cm.If I go in as A or B,I think I might seriously die.I'm not avoiding from the fact I might get thin in A or B but it is too servere..Thus hoping to get in PES C or E..
Questions..
1. Recommendations of places to keng for disease/injury?
2.What disease to keng?
3.Clark or driver is under PES what?
Thanks =)
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actually you can start checking for high blood pressure and cholestrol. But if you do manage to get that, it won't be good news.
Originally posted by hisoka:actually you can start checking for high blood pressure and cholestrol. But if you do manage to get that, it won't be good news.
Thanks =) still waiting for a more detailed reply though.
90+ kg Height 159cm
most of them like that end up gonig to service side..
u sure u 90kg at 159..
Keng for fk?
Because u obese.90+ kg Height 159cm.If u go in as A or B,u think u might seriously die?
WTF my fren 100+ KG also go... only diff is his BMT 6 months.
yea..the younger generation all like that 1 la...
in tw we call them. strawberry boy.
Originally posted by hisoka:actually you can start checking for high blood pressure and cholestrol. But if you do manage to get that, it won't be good news.
no use one. I think they'd probably send him to the obese platoon and assume his BP will drop when his weight drops
Let the Army help u to slim down!
Why not?
Originally posted by av98m:no use one. I think they'd probably send him to the obese platoon and assume his BP will drop when his weight drops
hey, at least he will get some benefit out of ns then
more like 95kg 159cm...
oh my god...
long bmt for u...
after bmt no slim down.. u probably go service side .
ur weight n height... too much different.
Originally posted by OMG!:more like 95kg 159cm...
6 months BMT in tekong and after that you will be re PES according to ur condition. I got friends who from PES BP went to PES B before so its not impossible
u think u go pes A or B meh, u will go in obese batch, which is less tougher than pes A/B bmt..
and u go the 6 months one, quite relax one, got some weight lost competition also.. the recruit that lose the most weight will be recognised.. anyway their spirit and determination like quite high from what i see last time lah, those obese coy
The fact that you're obeese is good. Do not think about kenging especially for you, many obeese people enteres BMT and loses at least 20kg. Isnt that good for you? And not to worry, most graduates of the pes BP for obeese batch do not really get tough postings after that for their unit lives, in fact many of em become storemans etc. Trust me on this, BMT will be the best weight loss program in your entire life, better then any slimming pills. If you really insist on kenging, my advise to you is this, keng after you've lost the weight in BMT..Its a blessing for those who are overweight and yet their training isnt as tough as those Pes A and B.
Originally posted by OMG!:Hi guys,Thanks for the replies =)I’m abit new to all this…So there is something called BMT that is for obese people and try to make us slim?After that they will see which PES i go?The 6 months wan is within NS years or?BMT is?
Sorry I’m new to all this..Hope for your understanding.=)
The 6 months is part of ur NS so you will spent 6 months in tekong and 1.5 yrs in unit.
The 6 months if not wrong is split into 3 months of weight loss programme and 3 months of military training or something like that since their combat training is at the latter period and not the initial period. There are people who have shed over 20kg during that 6 months and went from obese to mild obese or even acceptable.
every guy need to do bmt..
only the period diff.. yours should be 6 mths..
All 1 package!
GO in and train up your fats la idiot...
no wonder you are so fat..
lazy ass..
Haha honestly.If I can slim tremendously in BMT I wouldn't mind going PES A or B at all!! Which guy wouldn't wanna be fit and have the glory to help defend the country..Hmm but if still obese then is go storeman or something?
very sad.. all our young fellow mates trying to pull a fast n easy 1 with their national service..
keng keng keng ...online offline ..everywhere can hear..
strawberry boy.
Yep the Pes BP program is one of the best weight loss program ever, and you need not worry about being unfit because most of your mates inside are the same as you as well, plus their training is done on a very progressive level instead of the usual PES A/B training. Yes and there will be a new pes status given to you after the BMT cause you cannot remain as Pes BP i believe. But trust me on this, i've many overweight friends and this obeese bmt is one of the best things that happened in their lives.
u don't keng.. i confirm you won't even be fat by the end of bmt..
thanks God i don't even need go army
just need do patrolling
Originally posted by OMG!:Haha honestly.If I can slim tremendously in BMT I wouldn't mind going PES A or B at all!! Which guy wouldn't wanna be fit and have the glory to help defend the country..Hmm but if still obese then is go storeman or something?
now u like that say ar... after u go in... we dontknow if u will say this again..
but its good now if u think that way. if still obese..also must see how obese..