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Pytanie: Question about Air Force schedule?

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Answer #1:

Once you have finished your training it should be a problem

Answer #2:

After basic training your time off is pretty much like in civilian life. 40 hrs a week of work, in war zones you might be working 12 hrs 6 days.

Answer #3:

In the Air Force active duty its like working 40 hours a week. you get free time. Basic training is NOT what being with your unit is going to be like.

You can always look into guard and reserves. Look into Guard if you want to help with natural Disasters.

Answer #4:

You'll have time. Although sometimes you are going to have to adjust your schedule to make time for it. Hubby is at the track or gym by 5 am 6 days a week... currently in training to do his first marathon. Not the best time, and not good for getting sleep, but it's the only time he could fit it into his schedule where the days events won't interrupt.

Also, there are many bases that have runner's clubs. Our club at our current base is having a fund raiser for their top 3 performers to go to the AF Marathon in Wright-Patterson.

If you want it bad enough, you'll make the time for your running!

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