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hope i dont wait to long!!

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i dropped off my application just over 2 weeks ago, i had to wait 2 weeks to do my aptitude test because of the holiday, but i wrote it yestreday and she said i was eligible for anything NCM, however im still going to join for RMS Clerk, and my medical is booked for this thursday, i feel like everything is happening so quickly now, i hope i dont have to wait to long after to get the call!!  :D im so anxious to leave lol
 
good luck

I am a new CF member, and I can relate to the "waiting game" as I just recently went through it all. Below is a good method to pass time while you are awaiting your next appointment hehe... >:D


20 pushups for you,
followed by 20 more pushups for the Queen -
repeat 3 times daily if not more.

cheers,

Edit: spelling
 
i only picked rms clerk!
and as for the push ups lol i am trying i can do maybe 4...BUT thats a big step from the 1 i could do 2 weeks ago!!!!  ;D
 
push-ups, push-ups, push-ups, everyone is on about the pushups.....
You need to start getting yourself into order... and that includes Push-ups, sit-ups & some running.
Take your time BUT....

START!

Good luck
 
Whatever you do, don't get your hopes up for a quick process. Even though you are getting a few things, as per protocol, sorted out in a short time, all of that information has to be sent off to NDHQ and then an opening has to happen for the trade that you have chosen. All of this could/will take months to complete.

On the other hand, do not get discouraged. Although it is a long process, if this is what you really want to do for a career, then the wait will be beneficial. Best of luck.
 
Good luck and hopefully it will be a quick process for you.

As some of the others have mentioned get good at doing push-up's because you will be doing plenty of them. Of course don't let up on the other aspects of PT either.
 
If you are looking for a push up training program a friend of myn showed me this: http://hundredpushups.com/ I have seen a significant improvement in my ability and endurance
 
Although push ups, sit ups, and running are the main topics, discussed here, it is important to build strength and endurance. Also, it you don't have access to a ruck sack, find a back back that you can put weights in, load up your Ipod (or other MP3 player) with your favourite tunes, and just go for a walk. The 13km ruck sack march/walk is a good character builder, with both endurance and strength being important to complete it. As well, and most importantly, your physical strength will come from your mental strength.

I guarantee that you will hear this, during your BMQ (or whatever they are calling it these days), that the mind is stronger than the body. With that, be strong, proud, and work your ass off to complete your goals.
 
Canadian Bear said:
Although push ups, sit ups, and running are the main topics, discussed here, it is important to build strength and endurance. Also, it you don't have access to a ruck sack, find a back back that you can put weights in, load up your Ipod (or other MP3 player) with your favourite tunes, and just go for a walk. The 13km ruck sack march/walk is a good character builder, with both endurance and strength being important to complete it. As well, and most importantly, your physical strength will come from your mental strength.

I guarantee that you will hear this, during your BMQ (or whatever they are calling it these days), that the mind is stronger than the body. With that, be strong, proud, and work your *** off to complete your goals.


How much weight do you recommend putting in the nap sack?
 
If you had a hiking back pack, then I am sure you could put lots in there. It would be better to have a ruck sack. That way, you can get used to the feel, weight, and how to pack it.
 
Canadian Bear said:
If you had a hiking back pack, then I am sure you could put lots in there. It would be better to have a ruck sack. That way, you can get used to the feel, weight, and how to pack it.

No offense, but save time on you behalf, and my eyes by not posting in red.

Unless you are of Mythras, then I salute you.....

dileas

tess

 
the 48th regulator said:
No offense, but save time on you behalf, and my eyes by not posting in red.

Unless you are of Mythras, then I salute you.....

dileas

tess

PM sent.
 
I got my call from the CFRC the same day I submitted my application; I think it all depends on location and staffing.
 
Canadian Bear said:

:boring:

Neat,

lemme guess, more drivel about how evil of a moderator I am, and that I am the only one complaining about the red font.....

dileas

tess


 
No, you're not, tess, I find it hard to read too. 
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CB, Tess is the nice Moderator and since you decided to be a knob with him I've taken the pleasure of 'fixing' your posts for you.

Can you guess the next step?
 
the 48th regulator said:
:boring:

Neat,

lemme guess, more drivel about how evil of a moderator I am, and that I am the only one complaining about the red font.....

dileas

tess


ya red on green doesnt really go brah...
 
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I take it Canadian Bear missed this part when he read the Forum Guidelines upon joining. :/
 
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