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It
’
s
a
lot
harder
than
it
sounds
.
You
can
feel
your
arms
and
abs
trembling
,
and
eventually
you
lose
your
sense
of
time
.
After
you
’
ve
counted
something
like
the
thousandth
sheep
jumping
a
fence
,
you
’
ll
beg
to
be
doing
ordinary
push
-
ups
,
anything
but
this
.
Your
arms
aren
’
t
designed
to
be
pillars
.
Muscles
and
joints
are
there
to
flex
and
bend
.
Flex
and
bend
.
Sounds
nice
just
thinking
about
it
.
But
you
can
’
t
think
about
it
,
or
you
’
ll
feel
even
worse
.
You
’
re
pillars
,
hear
me
?
Pillars
!
Nice
strong
pillars
.
Muscle
isn
’
t
really
all
that
important
for
a
Jacket
jockey
.
Whether
a
person
’
s
grip
is
thirty
kilos
or
seventy
,
as
soon
as
they
put
on
that
Jacket
,
they
’
ll
have
370
kilos
of
force
in
the
palm
of
their
hands
.
What
a
Jacket
jockey
needs
is
endurance
and
control
-
the
ability
to
hold
one
position
without
twitching
a
muscle
.
Iso
push
-
ups
are
just
the
thing
for
that
.
Wall
sitting
isn
’
t
half
bad
,
either
.
Some
claimed
iso
push
-
ups
had
become
the
favored
form
of
discipline
in
the
old
Japan
Self
-
Defense
Force
after
they
banned
corporal
punishment
.
I
had
a
hard
time
believing
the
practice
had
survived
long
enough
to
be
picked
up
by
the
Armored
Infantry
Division
-
the
JSDF
had
joined
the
UDF
before
I
was
even
born
.
But
whoever
thought
of
it
,
I
hope
he
died
a
slow
,
painful
death
.
"
Ninety
-
eight
!
"
"
NINETY
-
EIGHT
!
"
we
all
cried
out
.
"
Ninety
-
nine
!
"
"
NINETY
-
NINE
!
"
Staring
into
the
ground
,
we
barked
desperately
in
time
with
the
drill
sergeant
,
sweat
streaming
into
our
eyes
.
"
Eight
hundred
!
"
