2019 Kansas police/academy physical fitness requirements

Kansas police academy entry and passing requirements:

Physical Agility Test

Running a predetermined distance out of a patrol car while facing a terrain change.
Run under two 5 foot low obstacles.
Run to and climb over a 4 foot 6 inch fence.
Stair climb 5 steps to a platform and then go down 5 steps repetitively.
Run to and drag a 150 pound dummy 15 feet.

Candidates must complete all of the above listed events within the accepted standardized time of one minute and twelve seconds in order to pass the course.

Top 3 ways people fail police academy physical testing:

Cardio Endurance
Push-Ups
Injury

Top 6 ways cops are forced into early retirement:

Arthritis
Bone Fractures
Soft Tissue Injuries
Heart Disease
Obesity
Back Injuries

Kansas police your best life Requirements:

Fitness Requirements for Entrance into Police Academy

Bench Press

Required 225 x 10

Squat

Required 500lbs

40 Yard Dash

Required 4.40s

Back Injuries

Avoid

Heart Attacks

Avoid

Tactical Functional Training

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Heart disease accounts for 20-50% of all law enforcement retirements and another 15-35% due to back problemsTooker, Gregory. “Health and Fitness in Law Enforcement” 2016. PDF file.

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