Modern Warfare 3 Extreme Conditioning Guide

In this Modern Warfare 3 Extreme Conditioning guide, we will be going over this perk's function, how to unlock it and the pro version, and what the best strategies for using this perk are.

Modern Warfare 3 Extreme Conditioning Perk - Function

The Extreme Conditioning perk takes up Perk Slot 1 and simply allows you to sprint for longer periods of time. It does not allow you to sprint indefinitely, as you will still get tired and need to rest in between bouts of sprinting.

The pro version allows you to jump over obstacles and climb ladders faster.

CoD MW3 Extreme Conditioning - How to Unlock

The Extreme Conditioning perk is unlocked by hitting level 21. The Pro version is simply unlocked by sprinting for 20 miles with Extreme Conditioning equipped. You can get about .5 to 1 miles of sprinting during a single round of Team Deathmatch, so just play a bunch of games and you will unlock it.

Modern Warfare 3 Extreme Conditioning - Best Times to Use

In all honesty, I do not think that the Extreme Conditioning perk is all that useful. The main issues I have with this perk are that it does nothing to boost your actual power and it does not seem to even increase sprinting endurance all that much.

There are some who might like to use Extreme Conditioning as part of an SMG or Shotgun build, but I think once you are good with these sorts of builds you need to use Scavenger as both SMGs and Shotguns tend not to have too much ammo.

The only gun class I would regularly use Extreme Conditioning with is a Light Machine Gun. Their clip is so big you really do not need Sleight of Hand. However, with LMGs I think you might be better off with Blind Eye - the LMG tends to lend itself to support so if you are going to use one you might as well be the anti-vehicle person on your team.

Another problem with using Extreme Conditioning with an LMG is that means you cannot use Recon. Recon Pro also works well with LMGs since they often get non-fatal hits due to their bullet spread and deep impact of their bullets.

I can see Extreme Conditioning being useful in specific game modes where your team might want to be able to get to certain objectives faster to take them. In a game like domination where one objective starts in the middle of both teams, getting to that objective first and taking up a defensive position can be beneficial.

However, this would be part of a team strategy to be able to move between objectives. It needs to be coordinated. If your team all has extreme conditioning, that can help in games like Capture the Flag. If just you have extreme conditioning, then getting to the flag early does not help at all as you will want to wait for your team.

Another game mode where Extreme Conditioning can come in handy is Kill Confirmed. It allows you to sprint to snatch up dog tags and get to safety a bit easier than if you did not have that extra sprinting time.

Modern Warfare 3 Extreme Conditioning Conclusion

While Extreme Conditioning allows you to move around the map faster, it is not really that great for typical Deathmatch games. Most players will find themselves better off sticking to either Sleight of Hand or Scavenger and leaving Extreme Conditioning for team-oriented strategies in Domination and Capture the Flag.

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