I really don't know what goes through their minds.... I always
feel that the approach to RT/IPT should always be the same as the
general approach to NS: Since you're already being forced to do it,
you might as well just make the most of it and come out with
something.
Got circuit training, just do it as best as you can. The PTI
already said that quality is always better than quantity, and he
can accept us doing fewer reps if we can do them well. The problem
was, some people were clearly just doing it on a 'relac-relac'
basis without even trying.
And then that bugger who went MIA was just asking for it.
Today's training was 3/4 done already.... just tahan a bit more,
also cannot ah?
And even if he had an emergency, he could have just approached
the PTI... at worst, only this session would have been forfeited,
and at best, the PTI may let him outpro early!
how many of these sessions do you have in a year?
