How Can I Be As Prepared As Possible?

Hitting the minimum required standards for PJFA does NOT mean you are ready for recruit training. Switching that mindset to asking yourself "How much can I get above the required standards" is what will really push your performance that step further. Ask yourself:
How Prepared Can I Be?
How Fit Can I Go?
How Much Knowledge Can I Have Under My Belt?
This is an amazing mindset to have. You'll be taken less by surprise and you'll feel prepared.
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[@plaguey935]

Love your videos and podcasts mate. One thing I would like to add to anyone who is going into recruit training is to get comfortable with a map - learn how to read one and spend a little time getting out there and navigating. Its a tripping point for alot of lads in RT. They teach you map reading basics whilst you're at CTC, but its crammed into an already busy schedule and youre massively sleep deprived, so taking it in is much more difficult. Familiarise yourself with map reading whilst youve still got your wits about you, so when your tired on a test exercise you'll be able to turn out the goods. I was at CTC over a decade ago now but i remember in week 14 Baptist Run we lost 12 lads on this exercise because of poor navigational skills. Quality videos mate.

[@CompleteCommando]

100% agree with this mate. On our prep weekends we spend a large amount of the time teaching how to map read and nav. All the feedback from those that go into RT after our weekends are that it was incredibly valuable. 🗡️💚

[@JammyDodger45]

A friend of my son's recently Graduated with YO Batch 22: prior to him joining I got him some MoD maps of Woodbury Common, Dartmoor and Sennybridge and he had them on his wall for 6mths before commencing training. He said it was the one thing that required the least effort but gave the greatest net benefit. He spent 5mins a day on each map and by the time he made it to CTCRM he knew the training areas from memory. Now I realise that not everyone can access Crown maps but if you can then you definitely should ... Prior Preparation & Planning Prevents P Poor Performance! 😊

[@CompleteCommando]

Fantastic that mate. @@JammyDodger45

[@JammyDodger45]

@@CompleteCommando- that's your next little add on to your training w/e, selling them packs of training area maps. You can have that idea for free Royal 🤣

[@JT-tr5cz]

1:58 How do you attach your rifle to your back so securely? Do you have a special harness or sling?

[@JammyDodger45]

The sling is designed in such a way that it can be split into 2 'bat-wings' which split left and right from the butt and loop over the shoulders from the rear.

[@JT-tr5cz]

@@JammyDodger45Brilliant. I have to see if I can find one online. Thanks for the tip.

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