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Silly question about PRMC

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Hi guys, i have my PRMC in a few weeks and i was wondering for the people who have recenty done it, what time did you leave CTC on the friday? Any answers would be really appreciated :)
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We were escorted (read; kicked out of the gates) at 11:30 and had to wait around for a good 30 mikes for the train.
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Post by misterpurple »

It depends on if you get the cleaning done right and get everything returned to stores on time. We left at 11ish, but some lads have had to stay till half 2 (or so the Corporal would have us believe). Good luck with your PRMC mate.
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It is one of the best feelings in the world getting on that train with your new boots knowing that the world is your oyster...and then getting shiters.

I used to look on with envy from bottom field.
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Post by Eddie »

rv8, I did my PRMC in July, on the Friday, we ran down to the platform around 11, and were in Exeter by 1130. However, due to the train being full, some lads couldn't get on & had to wait for the next train (an hour, I believe).

Listen to the duty Cpl, get all your admin done ASAP and you should be out of there early.
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Post by lewis »

I'll second that, but add that what you don't want is excessive flab. Just take a little care with your diet, and do as much running and gym/circuits as you can and you'll be fine.
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Post by Illustrious »

Hey now, no discrimination against fatties! Im no Brad Pitt stand in as I do carry some extra pounds (not the sterling type, neither). I also happen to eat like a machine. Diets may be useful in their own little ways, but limiting what may be needed energy is a big no no. I noticed I was eating a shitload more while at CTCRM over the course of my PRMC as the workload was pretty intense.
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Post by lewis »

lewis wrote:I'll second that, but add that what you don't want is excessive flab. Just take a little care with your diet, and do as much running and gym/circuits as you can and you'll be fine.
I should have posted that in the thread about the guy asking about body weight for 6".

It's been long week...
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Post by marinewannabe »

As if you lot got to leave before noon. When i did my prmc which was a long while back now we didn't go till about 3 ish .
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Well we were efficient and sorted out the accom. block very quickly :lol: :lol:
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Haha just you wait till your in R.T then you'll know what efficient is :D
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Post by rv8 »

Thanks for the replies lad :)
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