Before I talk about my bootcamp experience, I should give a little background about
me... I'm 33, a 5'7", balding, Asian guy who learned about the community about 3
years ago after reading David D.'s e-book. At that time, I was feeling down. One
horrid relationship in my early 20's, a drug problem that I eventually overcame, and
lots of negative feedback slowly changed me from a man to a mangina. I slowly got
my game back, read The Game, Mystery Method and other PUA products, and started
to date more attractive women again. I dated two attractive white women last
year, but there are still big holes in my game that I want to overcome. My goal for
the bootcamp was to step up my game and live the life I dream of - to date a lot
more hot women and have awesome sexual experiences before I finally decide to
settle down. I heard a lot of good things about JT, the Asian Playboy. His bootcamp
seemed like a great value. And who better to learn from than a 5'6" Asian man who
has gamed, and I estimate, has fucked hundreds of hot women. The bootcamp by far
exceeded my expectations.
It's only been 1 and a half weeks since bootcamp, and since then... I've asked a
co-worker on a date, opened a HB7.5 in line at Starbucks, hit up an old "friend"
that's HB8+, ABC'd a HB8+ from my running group, and number closed a HB8+ this
past weekend - date with her planned for this Friday. None of these things would
have happened without the tools/confidence/game I was indoctrinated with from
JT's bootcamp.
Ok, about bootcamp. JT the Asian Playboy, Gareth Jones, Sarah, Showtime, and
the apprentice, Bullet, all showed up with one goal in mind - to make sure we
students left with lots more game than we came with. The students were all
awesome, came to learn, and willing to help eachother - there was even 1 white
student. He was the coolest guy ever... Besides me
What I liked most - all aspects of the ABC's structure was taught in-depth, the
exercises were very helpful (opening, kino, story telling, etc.), the instructors are
world-class, Sarah (hot white babe) gave a female's perspective, good instructor-
to-student ratio allowed me to ask questions during breaks, field preparation, field
work at target rich club environments with the coaches giving constant feedback,
and end of night evaluations were extremely helpful. Here is some specific feedback
I received from the coaches. Showtime said I needed to step up my D-game, and
kept pushing me forward at the club. Gareth and Sarah reminded me that I'm here
to learn how to game women, not to meet the girl of my dreams - basically to not
be results-oriented and get over my sexual anxiety, JT was literally telling me and
other fellas what to do with the girls that we pulled back to our booth - "Tell her a
story", "Sit her down", Tell Gareth to introduce you to his "friend". They were
critiquing our every move, and giving unique feedback to each student, which was
so awesome!
There's only one thing I can think of that I would have liked to learn from bootcamp
that wasn't specifically covered - HOW TO GET FUCK BUDDIES. For my situation, I
seem to fall into the "relationship" or "nothing" pattern. I do feel that the tools I
learned at bootcamp will help me, but would have liked a 30 minute lecture on HOW
TO GET FUCK BUDDIES!
The class was a great value, you can continue to get help via the forums, and
Gareth said it's cool to contact him with any questions.
Some final notes on preparation. I recommend giving yourself about 2 or 3 months to
prepare for bootcamp. Approach a lot of people with a "Hello", huge smile and eye
contact to get your approach anxiety down to a manageable level. Do the homework
(memorize canned opener, write and memorize 6 stories). Stay at a place nearby -
I stayed at a hotel 6 blocks away. Come to lecture ready with pen and notebook to
listen and take notes. Post on the forum beforehand if you have any questions and
the coaches will get back to you on specifics. Also have about $100 per day, which
will be spent on club cover. Depends on what city you are in.
Good luck to you all on your journey!
Keep us posted on your progress and future conquests. We never get tired of reading the in field stories of our alums. 