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Eli · 02-05-2009, 07:30

Gentlemen,

I went to the December class, and wasn't nearly as prepared as I thought I was. The bottom line is that I wasn't competiting well enough, and my mind got to me. I started to think that there was no way I was going to be selected if I was already in pain, and gowing slower on day six. With my mind thoroughly wrapped around that idea I VW'd.

My intent was to do a longer, harder training cycle this time around, and try again, but my paperwork says NTR. The SF recruiter told me that I can try again if I put in for a waiver.

I'm all about trying again. My question is should I go to Ranger school, or something like that to show my improvement, and dedication, or will just showing up again and giving it 100% be proof enough?

Thank you for your input.

02-05-2009, 07:30	#1
Eli Asset Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Germany Posts: 4	Trying out twice Gentlemen, I went to the December class, and wasn't nearly as prepared as I thought I was. The bottom line is that I wasn't competiting well enough, and my mind got to me. I started to think that there was no way I was going to be selected if I was already in pain, and gowing slower on day six. With my mind thoroughly wrapped around that idea I VW'd. My intent was to do a longer, harder training cycle this time around, and try again, but my paperwork says NTR. The SF recruiter told me that I can try again if I put in for a waiver. I'm all about trying again. My question is should I go to Ranger school, or something like that to show my improvement, and dedication, or will just showing up again and giving it 100% be proof enough? Thank you for your input.
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