Do they issue swimming trunks at basic or would I have to bring my own?
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A very nice avatar, Bo....very nice!
My husband enjoyed seeing it too
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My husband enjoyed seeing it too
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i believe that ass (in the avatar) belongs to that of vida guerra... shes a hell of hottie. and yea i was thinking along the same lines as paracowboy here, if you got a problem with being naked and being seen, you might have some problems, but i doubt anyone is going to stare at you, or even take more then a look if they got a choice.
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Well if anyone is gonna be looking at me, they better enjoy looking at what my kids did to my body...LOL
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Metallic Blue Banana Hammocks, ahh what a site to behold. :crybaby: You should just go over to the area with all the people who can't swim, they have fun.
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Bo I love the avatar, in a way it combines the two things that I most enjoy to do on the internet
Bo said:
Well some of us don't have all the time to train before entry to the CF. I work 12-16 hour shifts at a seafood plant, 7days a week, oncall. Very tough work and time consuming. Then when I'm home, I have to factor in sleep, and visits to the bank and supermarket. Doesn't leave a lot of time for me to do the training that I'd like to. I can't just quit a few months before I go to basic either, because I Have bills, etc.
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Fry said:
No offense Fry, but I don't think "lack of time" is a good excuse for showing up out of shape. The entire recruiting process should have given you more than enough time to arrange some kind of training schedule.
30 minutes a day, 3-4 times a week is really all it takes. You telling me you can't spare 2 hours a week to get into shape?
Haha, I run when I can, but that isn't often... It does suck when you don't have much time to do those things... It amazes me that everyone has all the time in the world to train before BMQ... Then again, I'd say most of em aren't from places like 'round here, where you need to get all the work you can.
As for 2 hours a week, I do more than that, but I still don't do enough to meet my personal goals.
Bo,
Just curious, how old are you, and do you work? If so, how long?
To those who work 70-80 hours a week and beyond, excercising even on a normal level seems as far away as winning the lottery.
As for 2 hours a week, I do more than that, but I still don't do enough to meet my personal goals.
Bo,
Just curious, how old are you, and do you work? If so, how long?
To those who work 70-80 hours a week and beyond, excercising even on a normal level seems as far away as winning the lottery.
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Run to and from work..? Hmm, wouldn't have time. I live in rural Newfoundland, and to run to work.... I would have to eliminate sleep completely.
I'd be running for about 6 hours constantly... it works out to about that. Then work for 12-16 hours, then run home? That's sick. LoL.
Run to and from work..? Hmm, wouldn't have time. I live in rural Newfoundland, and to run to work.... I would have to eliminate sleep completely.
I'd be running for about 6 hours constantly... it works out to about that. Then work for 12-16 hours, then run home? That's sick. LoL.
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Fry said:
I'm 24 and continuing to work full time until 4 days before BOTC. I work 40 hours/week so, yeah, I can see how time is in my favor.
I don't want to pry into your personal life man, but is 80 hours/week really necessary for a 20 year old? I can understand if you're supporting a family, otherwise your priority should be preparing for your future employment with the CF. Anyways, this thread has gone from tight bathing suits to working hours.... :
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Bo said:
That is very true, but in some circumstances no amount of working out can help eliminate certain areas :-\
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meh i could care less about other people and if they got some "chub". I myself have a bit, but thats the least of my worries for basic.
I'm the type of person who is really open and could care less about "omg i don't want people to see my peepee".
As long as i make sure i'm up to par and fit enough to do what is required of me, thats all im worried about.
I see basic as an opportunity to come out fitter and more muscular at the end then when i went in (not to mention more diciplined!)
Alex
I'm the type of person who is really open and could care less about "omg i don't want people to see my peepee".
As long as i make sure i'm up to par and fit enough to do what is required of me, thats all im worried about.
I see basic as an opportunity to come out fitter and more muscular at the end then when i went in (not to mention more diciplined!)
Alex
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