Does bootcamp work?

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Hey, guys
I have just started the bootcamp and I am trying to convince several of my friends(rAFCs) to join me.
So from people who went through the whole bootcamp, can anybody actually share your experiences or rather conclusions about the bootcamp?
What did it allow you to achieve after the bootcamp end?

Thanks a million :)
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It allowed me to look outside of my boundaries...

I started off on week 5 because the bootcamp is all about breaking free from your comfort zone. I don't look at rejections the same way I used to, and asking for a date is common game for me.

I opened this up expecting for you to look at the bootcamp as a way to enforce your fears... glad to know I was wrong:D

Yeah, there's a new BC coming in 5 days By Shezz, he says it's going to be all new from the ground up. I've got few rAFC friends, they'll approach a girl for a dollar, so I'm not too sure about teaching them BC basics.
 

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http://www.sosuave.net/forum/showthread.php?t=58872&page=6&highlight=onward

Me and a bunch of other guys did a bootcamp a few years back. Here's the Link. I had a great time and I amazed myself with the changes that came about. I ended up dating two girls at once for a short while there (and that was only through week 3).

If you read it, just ignore the ending where I got a major case of ONEITIS and reverted to my AFC ways.
 
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I've got few rAFC friends, they'll approach a girl for a dollar, so I'm not too sure about teaching them BC basics.
I did not get that part..

flippinfreak said:
I opened this up expecting for you to look at the bootcamp
as a way to enforce your fears... glad to know I was wrong:D
Well, the reason i am taking it cause I know too much. And don't do enough...
So I need some accountability to stop making excuses, get out and practice.
Just going out does not work for me because I feel way too much approach pressure and then I feel like a routine monkey. And I can't really strike up a general conversation without using routines,etc.
It really comes visible on a social parties or gatherings.
So i really need to be comfortable talking to strangers and making myself a friendly and outgoing guy.
Also, i need to gradually gain my confidence back and build myself into an alpha man. Doing straight approaches might just kill it like it did a while back and then I stopped going out for a while.

So I thought, I am going to commit to something and Bootcamp sounds like a great plan :)

Meanwhile, i have ordered a gym program and will start going to the gym, eat right and rollerblade.

I guess to summarize I want to become an Alpha man, an interesting guy, a life of the party and a guy who makes women laugh. I am going to learn being very comfortable and happy about myself.
Not too much? ;)
 

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I think the whole saying hi to everyone is kind of lame for ppl who live in the south. Everyone greets each other down here. Just do alot of cold approaches.

Some guy kicked me out of a bootcamp because I was making cold approaches while their fayyot aszes were saying hi to guys. I guess I fk ho's and they rock fellows??
 

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SELF-MASTERY said:
I think the whole saying hi to everyone is kind of lame for ppl who live in the south. Everyone greets each other down here. Just do alot of cold approaches.

Some guy kicked me out of a bootcamp because I was making cold approaches while their fayyot aszes were saying hi to guys. I guess I fk ho's and they rock fellows??
There are guys that are afraid of saying hi...

Did you make it to week two?
 
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flippinfreak said:
There are guys that are afraid of saying hi...
Very true, I'd put myself in that category, and I was born and raised here in the south.

I'd loooove to try this bootcamp thing, I think its what I may need.

But theres no possible way I can do it, I don't get out enough and when I do I'm always rushed.

I'm really in a sh!t situation.

I'm a year out of high school, I was in college last semester but I changed my major from English to Culinary Arts and they don't offer it here so I took the semester off rather than spinning my wheels. I've looked for a job before here but I could never get one..

So no job, and no school, and I was in a wreck last fall where I totalled my uncle's car, and he only had liability, so I ended up giving him my car.

So no car either.. whenever I go out its with him, and I can't sarge with him. Not just because of his presence but for the fact hes the type that is always on the move. Like when we go to the grocery store I always see good looking women I'd like to try to talk to, but I never have the time because hes always in and out.
 

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Freewheelin Frank said:
I'd loooove to try this bootcamp thing,But theres no possible way I can do it,
This is called an excuse ;)
No job, no school? what are you doing at home?
I can't believe there are no buses and no friends who can take you out to a different town or a cool place to hang out with lots of people around?
Go travel. Stay at hostels and sarge all day long!

The WORLD IS YOUR OYSTER!!!
 
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mr_elor said:
Oh dear, just sounds like excuses to me.

Okay, I've got exams coming up at my uni, me and some mates are working on a game, I have to work part time, and did I mention uni exams? Yet I'm still able to find time to try the bootcamp out.

It's easy enough to think up excuses, did that myself for a while, but it's just a way of procrastinating.

How can you expect your life to change for the better if you're unwilling to do anything about it yourself?
How are they excuses? What the **** am I supposed to do without a car? How do i ****ing interact with people if I CAN'T go out?
 

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BORROW your uncle's car.
And... I can't believe there are absolutely no buses around.
No hitchhiking either??
What about the hostelling suggestion I gave you?
 

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OceanWindRider said:
BORROW your uncle's car.
And... I can't believe there are absolutely no buses around.
No hitchhiking either??
What about the hostelling suggestion I gave you?
Well this is America and most places here do not have any P.T. or very little. And if you live outside the city you definitely don't have any..

OceanWindRider said:
This is called an excuse
No job, no school? what are you doing at home?
I can't believe there are no buses and no friends who can take you out to a different town or a cool place to hang out with lots of people around?
Go travel. Stay at hostels and sarge all day long!

The WORLD IS YOUR OYSTER!!!
No job and no school for reasons I already stated..

I don't have any friends here, because I didn't go to high school here. All of my friends live back in the Houston area except for one out in West Texas and one up in Dallas.

What the **** is a hostel? Do you mean hotel?
 

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Shezz is starting a boot camp this coming week. Read our posts, and see for yourself what the results are:

http://www.sosuave.net/forum/showthread.php?t=97975

It doesn't cure all the problems. It just works on the biggest one, FEAR. If you don't talk to 'em, you don't get anywhere. Over 50% of the people in this country call themselves "shy".
 

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I have just signed up for the Shezz's bootcamp.

FreeWheeling Frank:
Hostel is a very cheap place to stay in major cities:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hostel

As for the rest.... if you're saying youre moving in summer - you can forget about this whole thing, stop KJing, educate yourself reading ebooks, watching DVDs and listening to the CDs and wait till you can practice.
ALternatively, create some opportunities for yourself.
 
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