I will be mate.

Really? Fair enough, didn't mean to pass on bone info.

talked to a royal welsh pti at a look at life course the other day, all he said was you have to be one of the fittest in your section during training, then apply for the course.

Hey Woody91, how are you recovering from your injury?
I was at ADSC Pirbright about 2 weeks ago, PTI's have painted all those metal spikes yellow, told us not to jump on them, telling us how some poor lad had his knee skewered 'like a kebab'.
I guess that was you

You should have got a DVD from your afco with the details...
I did mine at ATR Pirbright couple of weeks ago, passed.

Day One:

Arrival-picked up from station by minivan
Given a number, go to lunch, have medical.
Then those who pass the medical do the icebreaker. Then it's the gym for strength ...

I *think* it's January 3rd, at least that's when my Careers Advisor said he'd be back in the Office.

AJtothemax, with the answer everyone was thinking

yeah mate, my forearms are pretty scrawny. I just fancy something that doesn't take ages to set up and is easy to do when you only have a few moments spare.
thanks for the help guys.

Hey guys! Just posting a small question

For those who are interested, I'm still quietly training along, only difference being that I'm finally 18, and with around 6 months left till I finish 6th Form.
Anyway, back to the question.

Does anyone know those little hand exercise thingies...ya know ...

welcome to MFAT mate.

haha congratulations mate
...by the way, is your name a reference to Red Vs Blue?

har har

hah, don't worry bout it, we all think differently

hmm...i disagree its selfish to join because its a challenge. i mean, you can protect and serve (which i want to do), your country in any other part of the military. I want to fight on the ground, and be part of the elite BECAUSE, it's tough, if all i wanted to do was protect and serve, i could just ...

good point