What should I do if I want to go to the toilet during military training?

Military training in schools is different from military training in the army, and it is not so strict. Generally speaking, you will agree to go to the toilet, as long as you have not deliberately violated discipline. Special circumstances do not work, such as intensive training for urgent tasks (generally it is more common for military training in the army, because special tasks have special requirements, and a very ordinary action may expose the target on the real battlefield), or someone who violates discipline will not be punished.

As some people say, pulling on pants will not make fun of it, nor will it dislike, because they are all brothers.

Make a report and tell the instructor that you need to go to the toilet.

Without that, the instructor is also a human being, and he won't look at your crotch getting wet.

We were like this in military training back then, many people said not to drink more water, but in fact, it was very dangerous, because during military training, we often bask in the sun, we have to sweat a lot, and if we don't drink enough water, we are prone to heat stroke due to lack of water. It is recommended that when the instructor asks everyone to take a break, quickly run to the dormitory building next to it or a place with a bathroom to solve it, even if you see it, it's nothing, and the instructor doesn't want to suffocate you.

I don't know if the landlord wants to ask about the military training of the school freshmen or the military training of the army, if the military training of the school is of an educational nature, it is impossible for the instructor not to let you go to the toilet, as long as you make a report, the instructor will also let you out of the ranks. But the military training of the army is different, it will be much stricter, and it is not too much not to let you go to the toilet, especially the special training of the army, you can only pull your pants; As for the problem of "smelly", it is generally understandable, as some comrades-in-arms said, they are all brothers when they come to the army, and there is nothing embarrassing about this.