Hay guys,
I am looking for a place to train with other PJs before I go into the Indoc. This is want I want to do and I’m looking to how I can best prepare myself for it. When one wants to become a fireman, he meets other firemen, trains and learns from them. This sight is great, but I want to be around others who have the same commitment and desire that I have. I will also train a lot harder this way than I would ever train by myself. Moving in not a problem, but if anybody knows place in California, that would be a bonus. Any comments or advice is more than welcome.
ccerny

129 RQW:

https://www.129rqw.ca.ang.af.mil/location.htm

You have talked to us already and you just have to commit. My guys will train with you but you have to do most of it on your own. If you are looking for the golden ticket to the pipeline you are barking up the wrong tree.

You better start working out harder because the times I have seen are not good.

ccerny, I'm not speaking as a PJ (as TE and Harley are), but I have learned that the fire has to come from within, whether your goal is Pararescue, summiting a Himalayan peak or completing a Ph.D. As harley wrote, there is no golden ticket - to any accomplishment worth achieving.

Find the fire inside yourself, make the commitment and don't look back. If you find workout partners, especially PJ's who can help you, wonderful; if you can't, drive on and achieve. At the end of the day, you've got to carry yourself.

Ever heard the old quote, "Winners Never Quit and Quitters Never Win"? - Go out and win.

Thanks guys,
I think that was what I needed to hear.

Speaking of motivation - when you're working out and you're starting to hurt all over, just remember the Trade Towers collapsing in New York.