"One-two-one, one-two-one."

"One, two, three, four."

"One, two, three, four."

"One, two, three, four!"

"One, two, three, four!"

。。。。

Hearing the command "Bring it away according to the divided field", the district captains of each district team led the team and ran away shouting slogans, which was also a great opportunity for them to show themselves.

They are basically old students and new cadres who have just come out of school, and they are at the age of pride.

The field we were assigned to was a concrete pitch in the northwest corner, which was the most heat-absorbing, at least four or five degrees higher than the sand and gravel floor.

The district captain took us to the stadium and once again demarcated the training grounds for each class in the order of front and back.

After all the classes arrived at the designated position and the whole team was completed, Instructor Yang blew a whistle, and then issued another order:

"Start training!"

When they arrived at the training ground, every trainee seemed to have become a "robot", and every action was performed according to the password.

Although we are all veterans of more than two years, once we arrive at the school, according to the high standard of training, it seems full of loopholes.

The first is that there are a lot of problems with the command ability of individual squad leaders.

Most of the squad leaders initially selected by district captains are selected from among the personnel who have served as squad leaders or deputy squad leaders in the service squadron of the organs, and most of these people have not undergone rigorous training, and some of them are from public service soldiers who serve the leaders. Passwords and command actions are not very good.

One by one, the district captain taught them how to "run" to the command position and how to change the command personnel.

As for the queue action of the cadets, there are even more problems.

Just this upright movement, there are crooked heads, uneven shoulders, uncoordinated bodies, protruding stomachs, arched backs, unstraight legs, and so on.

There are also common problems such as slow feet, improper direction, and inaccurate position.

We practiced over and over again, corrected one-on-one, and took turns to command.

When it was my turn to command, my commands and various command actions clearly surpassed the other students in the class. I know that this is all due to the fact that I have just completed a month of regular training for the detachment's backbone.

The district captain came to see my conductor several times, and from time to time he cast approving glances. On the third day, it was officially confirmed that I replaced the squad leader surnamed Zhu, and became the first student in the second team of students, and became a veritable pacesetter.

In the second lesson, we will learn the method of stopping and intermittent transfers.

It is still taught by Yang Yakui.

He knew the essentials of the movement by heart.

"When you hear the collar turning to the right, take the right foot as the axis, and use the right heel and the front of the left foot at the same time to make the body turn 9O degrees to the right in unison, and the weight falls on the right foot, and the left foot takes a shortcut to quickly move closer to the right foot to establish a positive posture. When turning and resting on your feet, keep your legs straight and your upper body in an upright position. "

"When you hear the collar turning to the left, take the left foot as the axis, use the left heel and the front of the right foot at the same time, so that the body turns 9O degrees to the left in harmony, and the weight falls on the left foot, and the right foot takes a shortcut to quickly move closer to the left foot to establish a positive posture. When turning and resting on your feet, keep your legs straight and your upper body in an upright position. "

"When you hear a backward collar, turn 180 degrees back according to the right-turning collar."

"When you hear the command to turn half to the right, turn 45 degrees to the right according to the command to turn right."

"When you hear the command to turn half to the left, turn 45 degrees to the left according to the command to turn left."

As usual, it is done twice by the demonstration class, and then by Instructor Yang to talk and do it in combination with the action.

Different from the first lesson, the training of the stop and transition method adopts the method of breaking down the exercises first, and then practicing them continuously.

When you hear the breakdown exercise "Turn right (left, back)!" First turn around and don't lean on your legs, and then lean on your legs when you hear the command of "two".

If you slow down your speed in this way, you can constantly experience the movement of turning and the movement of leaning on your legs.

The school is not to train operators, but commanders. We are required not only to be able to do standard and bright movements cleanly and neatly like teachers, but also to engrave the essentials of the movements in our minds, not only to express, but also to demonstrate and explain, and to help others correct problems.

There is a great need to help each other in training.

In addition to organizing exercises in the class, most of the time they work in pairs, swapping roles respectively, one as a teacher and the other as a teacher.

This form of teaching is really rewarding. A lot of shaking hands when turning, improper upper body, bending legs, and all kinds of countless "tired movements" have been corrected.

In fact, according to the district captain, it is much more difficult to change a veteran who has "tired movements" than it is to train a new soldier. It's hard to break bad habits in a short period of time.

In order to change the "standing" problem in our upright movements, the district captain used his "trick".

At noon, he assigned a task in which each cadet prepared six pins and a blank sheet of paper. It is required to practice "standing" for 10 minutes before each intensive training session.

Each student inserted six pins upside down on the collar in three parts.

These three places are basically triangular in shape, and if you tilt your head or arch your back slightly, the needle will pierce into the flesh of your neck.

"Each class checks each other to see if the needles are pushing against the skin."

Some students will pull the needle down a little because they are afraid of being stung, and they have long been cut off by the district captain.

"You can't train qualified soldiers without shedding a little blood! How do you think the majestic and high-spirited image and state of the soldiers on the parade came about? It's practiced like this day after day. ”

It seems that the district captain who is a white-faced scholar has completely changed a person in the training ground.

That blank piece of paper is used to treat the "lap legs".

Although we have checked the standing posture during the physical examination, it is obvious that the leg circle is directly unqualified, but many people will still have a gap between their legs after standing upright.

When standing upright, "legs together, straight", this "together" requires us to be dense and seamless.

"Can't leak light!"

This is what the district captain asks of us.

So in the first half of the month, we all had a blank piece of paper in our pockets, and we sandwiched it between our legs when we practiced military posture.

In the afternoon, the sun is particularly fierce, and it is really uncomfortable to stand motionless on the hot concrete floor for 1O minutes.

A little sweat is nothing at all, every day the clothes are the crystallization of the sweat of the white flowers, and then they are accustomed to it, the key is that the temperature of more than 50 degrees can be burned to the soles of the feet through the soles of the liberation shoes.

But we didn't dare to move, and as soon as we moved, the paper came down.

Someone will always drop the paper head every time.

"Can't pick it up!"

"Students who drop the paper are not allowed to go out for a walk after dinner, and practice by themselves for 10 minutes."

Every time I finish practicing a military posture, it is like a spiritual relief, and the kind of torment to the soul cannot be expressed in words.

And the relaxation and pleasure that comes with the moment of liberation will continue to motivate us to progress in a better direction.

Most of a person's growth is forced, and when you know that you have no way out, you have to rush forward, unless you choose to give up.

So we slowly got used to this "torture" type of training.

Gradually, the waist board was straightened, the head was straightened, and the spirit came out, especially the action of the legs.

In fact, the commander's actions are mainly in four aspects: First, the command is loud and powerful, and the command is accurate. Second, the running action should be standard. The third is to turn around and lean on the legs beautifully, which is an absolute plus. A crisp and loud leg-leaning movement is worth ten sentences of nonsense. The fourth is to salute, as if a soldier can know eight points by looking at his salute movements.

The intensity and intensity of our training is constantly increasing.