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Tanja · 10-19-2009, 02:02 PM

So if you miss out on joining the RAF now you won't be able to do it later?
I'm not sure how old you are.
Couldn't you pursue the dream of becoming a PT full time after leaving the RAF?
If you'd like to become a fast jet pilot I'm only guessing you'd have to be in a good physical shape, so you'd have to train as well, maybe use that time to improve your knowledge in the PT area, help your colleagues train and see what works best or not with some people when it comes to exercising.
How do you feel when you consider ''giving up' one of these options?

10-19-2009, 02:02 PM	#2 (permalink)
Tanja Retired Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 6,068	So if you miss out on joining the RAF now you won't be able to do it later? I'm not sure how old you are. Couldn't you pursue the dream of becoming a PT full time after leaving the RAF? If you'd like to become a fast jet pilot I'm only guessing you'd have to be in a good physical shape, so you'd have to train as well, maybe use that time to improve your knowledge in the PT area, help your colleagues train and see what works best or not with some people when it comes to exercising. How do you feel when you consider ''giving up' one of these options?