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UK Parachute Regiment (P Coy) Fitness Standards

Could you meet the UK Parachute Regiment (P Coy) standard? These are Take Point Fitness's per-event tiers for the UK Parachute Regiment (P Coy) pathway (unisex, absolute), used to score readiness. They are not an official test, and no military or police body endorses them.

BenchmarkPassGoodExcellentElite
2 km run (best effort)8:157:457:156:20
10-mile ruck2:00:001:50:001:42:001:35:00
Back Squat100 kg120 kg140 kg160 kg
Hex-bar DL110 kg140 kg190 kg235 kg
Conventional DL105 kg135 kg175 kg215 kg
Bench Press75 kg90 kg110 kg130 kg
Pull-ups (no time)5 reps8 reps12 reps20 reps
Push-ups (2 min)25 reps40 reps60 reps80 reps
Sit-ups (2 min)30 reps50 reps65 reps80 reps
Plank (front)1:302:303:304:30
Side plank (per side)1:001:302:003:00
Dead hang (grip)30 s1:001:302:00
Power Clean55 kg75 kg90 kg110 kg
Broad Jump1.8 m2 m2.2 m2.4 m

UK unit. Where the unit's published test or a public military fitness table exists, tiers are set from or checked against it; the rest are Take Point Fitness's own (beta) and recalibrate with athlete data.

FAQ

What are the UK Parachute Regiment (P Coy) fitness requirements?

The UK Parachute Regiment (P Coy) standard is scored per event — 2 km run (best effort), 10-mile ruck, Back Squat, Hex-bar DL and more — across strength, engine and work capacity. See the table above for the pass / good / excellent / elite tiers.

How do I train for the UK Parachute Regiment (P Coy) standard?

Build a deep aerobic base, train load carriage and rucking, and keep your strength high relative to bodyweight. Test against the standard regularly and attack your weakest event first.

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