| OBSTACLE | ___ course, a series of physical challenges used for training soldiers (8) |
| DAMP | ____ course, a layer of waterproof material in the wall of a building near the ground (4) |
| BOOTCAMP | A place for training soldiers usually with strict discipline (4,4) |
| ESPALIER | A latticework used for training branches of fruit trees (8) |
| RAILCARD | Pass used for training purposes? (8) |
| LINCHPIN | Trim bar near church is, of course, a target for the swingers and that's vital to any organisation (8) |
| STANDREW | Course a little short for its country's patron |
| WEIGHTS | What blocks or discs of metal are used for training in a gym? (7) |
| EXERCISEBICYCLE | Vehicle that's still used for training? (8,7) |
| TRELLIS | It's used for training a climber (7) |
| SCHOOLING | Throw away about 50% of what's used for training and education? (9) |
| TORSO | Part of body originally training soldiers in this way |
| GREAT | and 24dn, Take Oxford course (a bit of Browning?) for a jaundiced view of America (5,5) |
| SATAN | see 23dn, Take Oxford course (a bit of Browning?) for a jaundiced view of America (5,5) |
| PAR | Golf: a score for a hole or course a good player should make (6) |
| SWEETNOTHINGS | After a final course, a small number objects to terms of endearment (5,8) |
| BOKKEN | A Japanese wooden sword used for training |
| SIMULATOR | Machine imitating an aircraft, say, used for training (9) |
| COURSEWARE | Inelegant clothing, say, that's used for training? |
| HINDSIGHT | Browser feature used for training valuable perspective (9) |
