good answer to a question no one asked you. If you haven`t got anything constructive to say whats the point in droning on about things you haven`t a clue about. Go running?, if you bothered reading my posts you`d know i have been running and got injured.

You sound extemely arrogant and if you ever ...

yeah i`ll take a look see at all the REME jobs. I might still join the corps of commissionaires though, my dad was a member and i must say its opened alot of doors for me.

give it a rest you gobby twat

what other jobs are there in REME besides fixing land rovers? i was told at AFCO that it was a decent job but it doesn`t sound great....do they use computers at all or is it all muck and diesel stains?

by the time i found out what my 1.5 mile time was i had already been given an RSC date...so i cancelled....then trained more got down to sub 10 minutes was doing well then managed to turn my ankle over doing x country and was off 6 wks and had to cancel it again.....so my RO officer said basically ...

yeah i`m just going to go no matter what my run time or anything, no point in delaying it over and over again, i might never run under 9 minutes...at least this way i will have done RSC....thanks everyone.

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im joining as a soldier....my first choice was the parachute regiment but i find running under 9 minutes quite difficult (i`m about 1 min off)but if i could do a sustained amount of training then i could pass....its not really in my nature to be indecisive but for something like this i want to ...

hi guys

During the past 4 months i`ve cancelled RSC twice due to being indecisive about my fitness level and cancelling it to work on it more. Basically i have RSC next week and i want to cancel it again because i dont want to join REME anymore and want to join the infantry now (need a better BFT ...

Professional atheletes times vary alot, you aren`t alone ... the longer the distance the more variance.

great info thanks!

hi james

mines on a tuesday i think....16th November Pirbright, Surrey...i`m from berkshire

i have RSC in a week or so.... i loathe making speeches so i`m not looking forward to the ice breaker ... any tips? Did anyone fail on this? if so how?

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great thanks!

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