I am a female that is thinking about joining the Air Force..?

[Prayin42008baby!]

I am 21 and about 180 pounds (5'8). Both my husband and I are going to join..what weight do i have to get down to? Also I have been going to the gym and I am wondering what i should work on? how many miles should i run and what time should i run them in? how many push ups and sit ups do i have to be able to do? aka what am i going to be doing in basic?
also what if i get pregnant? what would happen then?

[sbcalif]

http://www.militarywoman.org/joining.htm
On joining.

http://www.military.com/fitness-center/military-fitness/workouts/archive
Workouts.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/02/17/AR2008021702324.html?hpid%3Dtopnews&sub=AR
On women and mothers in the military.

Hope those help.

[Travis]

get down to 130-50

[i_<3_my_bi_lover!!!!]

you have to be 90 pounds
and you should 5000 miles a day
and 450 push ups and 8000 sit ups
in basic you will have to eat live toad and run about 200 miles a day
believe me I just got out of basic two weeks ago

[Jc22ny]

Youre just fine pookie

[Jessica]

You max weight is going to be 180lbs (so dont gain anything). In order to graduate from Basic, the min. fitness requirements is to run a 1.5 mile in 14:21, 27 pushups in 1 min. and 50 situps in 1 minute. You should work on running, pushups, and situps at the gym. Oh, and if you want to exceed the min. requirements work on your pullups. In Basic you will working out, taking classes and other stuff.
Check out this site....gives you everything you need to know.
http://www.airforce.com/training/enlisted/

[kristennikco]

If you get pregnant before boot camp, you will not be able to join until you give birth and get back in shape. And if your husband is active duty by then, you will have to obtain a waiver to join. As far as fitness goes, as long as you can do half of the requirements posted, the drill instructors will push you and push you until you finally meet them anyway. I would recommend, however, that you try to accomplish a 3 mile run and be able to do 50 push ups and sit ups prior to boot camp to be on the safe side. Once you are in boot camp, those will not be the only physical demands, but id you can handle that, you should be able to handle anything else thrown your way.