How painful is it to squat for two hours in military training?

Military training is no stranger to us. It takes about three days for elementary school to go to junior high school, one week for junior high school, and longer for senior high school to go to college. Among them, squatting posture is one of many military training postures, and it is also one of the most unwilling and unwilling military training postures for many people. After all, when you feel unbearable heat, the instructor will ask you to do it for another two hours and ask you to stay still for another two hours.

As for why it is so painful, it is mainly because: if you keep a posture for a long time, the blood circulation will gradually drop to the lowest, and all parts of your body will become hard, numb and out of control.

Squatting for two hours in military training will be very painful, and the whole upper body will be pressed on the leg, resulting in extremely low blood circulation in the leg, or even no circulation. After that, the legs will be numb and strangled, and it hurts most to stand up. I may not be able to stand up at first and need help. Then you will feel cramps and soreness, which will last for a few minutes, and the uncomfortable pain will disappear after the blood clears.

Therefore, many instructors will also ridicule: Don't let me punish you! It is conceivable that the taste of squatting is actually very uncomfortable. Military training in colleges and universities generally does not carry out such high-intensity training, and squat training may last for ten or twenty minutes. However, if the class performance is really poor, the instructor may still squat for a long time as a punishment.