Prepare For Boot Camp...

Home Join Now Questions? Testimonials Members 24 Hour Support "You will get demolished without this book" -Don Y. (Flint, MI) "INCREDIBLE!" “Prepare For Boot Camp" is a strategical breakthrough to Boot Camp, and is an incredible tool. There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that this guide should be read by every young person going into the Marines...” Dennis J. (Fort Worth, TX) "STRATEGIC" “A powerful, strategical guide, complete with the psychology and technical aspects of Boot Camp, It gets you ready for the worst, and shows you how to overcome anything....” Michael C. (Denver, CO) Going Into The Marines? See How an Out-of-Shape, Junk Food Eating, Unmotivated, 19 Yr. Old Kid Breezed Through USMC Boot Camp & Received a Graduation Day Promotion To E-2 on Auto-Pilot... To: Marine Recruit From: Sgt. Matt Menster, USMC Ready to go to Marine Corps Recruit Training? You may think so. Your parents may think so.   You are NOT ready. You think barely getting into shape is going to prepare you for USMC boot camp? Think again.   Have you ever met someone who signed up for the Marines, went to boot camp, only to fail & be sent home? I have. They are the most rejected, self-pitying, defeated & despicable individuals you'll ever set eyes on. When asked what happened at boot camp, most boot camp rejects will lie and make up a story about why they were sent home.  Recruits that fail at boot camp have set themselves on a course of failure for the rest of their lives. It's as simple as that. Will you be the next Marine Corps boot camp failure? Will you return home with your head hung low in shame?   I thought I was ready for boot camp. I took my enlistment into the Marine Corps very, very seriously.  I thought running 2-5 miles every day, working on my bench press, squats & other weight training would prepare me. Looking back on it now, before boot camp I was DEAD WRONG. The Fact is: Absolutely nothing can prepare you for Marine Corps Physical Training. So you might wonder out loud, "So how can I be 100% prepared for the physical challenges of USMC boot camp?" To that question I would have to answer: Train like your Drill Instructors are going to train you! So how do you know exactly what your Drill Instructors will require of you? I tell you down to the last detail in my USMC boot camp preparation guide. Will my guide make recruit training easy? Definitely NOT. I am in no way trying to remove the challenge of joining the Marines. "What I am offering you is the highest level of mental & physical preparation short of actually going through USMC recruit training." I've already told you a little about the physical training aspect of preparing for boot camp. However, that's only the half of it. Would you  like to have a mental advantage when you arrive at boot camp? That's exactly what I'm offering you. What exactly am I talking about? I'm talking about the mental/psychological stress you will encounter at boot camp.   So many poor souls end up either getting kicked out of boot camp or quit due to the mental stress of Marine Corps recruit training. Drill Instructors are taught hundreds of different ways to impose mental/psychological stress on recruits, so it's easy to assume that some recruits just can't handle it. The irony is that some of the most athletic, muscular recruits (like high school football players) end up failing at boot camp due to mental stress or "mind games" that Drill Instructors play with their recruits. I will show you how to recognize and overcome the mental stress of boot camp. I'll even describe the specific mind games that your Drill Instructors will use & how to beat them. Many of my fellow Marines are mad at the fact I am exposing the secrets of Marine boot camp in my Boot Camp Preparation Guide. I understand their anger. They had to learn about the rigors of boot camp the hard way. So did I. You have a one time opportunity to get the competitive edge you need to not only successfully complete Marine recruit training, but also to EXCEL at it. Some recruits who perform exceptionally well at boot camp are rewarded with fast promotions.   The reality of it is that you are going to be in a "World of Hurt" at USMC boot camp. There is no way for you to really fully understand what or why a drill instructor is performing his right to have you do an obstacle course 10 times until you puke, or why he is picking you instead of other recruits. Every recruit experiences being singled out by their drill instructor, some much more than others. Boot camp is psychologically unorganized. You will quickly find out that if you do something wrong, and you don't know how to verbally explain yourself, you will wind up in a world of hurt. The instructors will quickly team up on you, and then you will end up on their "list." So do you think you have