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If you nees help with aptitude the best things are IQ tests and some online quizzes, you can buy some aptitude test books at coles or chapters, etc.

Haha lol, I had enough trouble getting the utility and ground cover or whatever into it...can't imagine the actual air mattress. Does anyone know what the thermal rest is? (is it just the back rest on the ruck sack or something else?)

Can't fit it into the valise...as for everything else...whatever lol I'll just get a coulpe of push ups if I go and it's wrong...and a bit of yelling.

Okay, thanks.

Ya, they gave us the kit list to bring and assemble but it didn't specify.

I did a search for ruck sacks but couldn't find an answer so here goes... Does the air mattress go above or below the valise when attached to the ruck sack? (I know it doesn't go in the uniform section but it isn't a weapon or vehicle lol)

I don't know if you were accepted yet, but the next BMQ course begins in January.

Hold on...I thought anything under 5 km at the beginning was a run...only a 2.5 km march? That doesn't sound right...sounds too short.

Yikes  :o Tell them you're sick when you get there so they don't expect your best. Get better soon. :mg: don't want to be puking doing this!

My liner is still in too and the beret stays in perfect shape. I actually find the liner comfortable.

Oi, am I glad eggs make me sick and therefore I don't have to eat them..hehe lucky me. Powdered?!?!? sounds gross! PT...whoohoo?...lol I guess it's good I went to the gym sunday and am going today, not that it'll make much of a difference. Thanks for the answer.

I've had a couple of knee injuries in the past, but just go to physio, get some strengthening exercises, do them for a good 6 months, reapply and hopefully your tear should be healed. I got through with PFS and jumper's knee (both in both of my knees) but they didn't stop me, I worked hard...

hey now....the waffles were good, if you remembered to get the maple syrup, and they were great compared to the potatoes we had...every morning lol I hope the gatorade tip works, I think I'll try it for this weekend I wonder if we will have PT everyday now...or just one day again.

we were split into 2 rows, then did 50 jumping jacks then we stretched, ran laps...ran...fast...did push-ups... got into random groups and went to different stations: leg raises (they like those), sit-ups w/partner, wall-sits (fun, my personal favorite), triangle push-ups and double shoulder...

The badge should be centered over the left eye, the strings don't matter, because they should be tucked in. Good luck with that.

Recruiting Centre: Toronto Force: NCM Trade Choice 1: Armd Recce Trade Choice 2: Trade Choice 3: Application Date: August 22 First Contact: August 23 Tests Completed: October 12 Position Offered: Conditional October 12 The Call: November 22 (only with the help calling the unit ALOT) First Day...

I was wondering what he was yelling about, other than the fact that there was a kit on the ground and he was kicking it..then I was really confused when he told everyone to do push-ups. ??? :pushup: If the person lost his/her pack then did he/she not notice it lying there later? I think he's...

I found him to be less scary because of his jokes during the lunch lineup..with a particular private. He made me laugh too hard to be scared of him for the rest of my life.  ;D But I do feel bad for you, being in his section and all. Good luck with that and all the push-ups I see from my line.

The weekend reserves winter BMQ is usually 10-12 weekends (alternating) and arrival is usually friday night to sunday evening. Actually, a little trick one master corporal used was that if we were not out of the building by 1800 then we would have to stay until 2200...guess we weren't liked very...

Not to mention the lights that don't turn off....that's why I'm glad I didn't get a cot, all of the duffel bags stacked up actually blocked the light on saturday night...it's the little tricks, I hope I don't get issued a cot next parade night.