Hey everyone,

I live in Cheltenham and have done game for 2 years.

If u want to learn how to do game sucessfully get in contact.

Its £50 for initial meet up and a night out and theory soon after we meet.

If you want to continue to learn after this a long term rate can be discussed.

Thanks

Ali

Perharps we should rename this from Find a Wingman to Rent a Wingman?

I have my first student this weekend, so I'll get him to post something. That is prob best.

I specialise in all areas of game, from doing game in quiet bars, loud bars, clubs and social scene's. Opening 3 sets or 10 sets, picking up on ioi's and the strength of them, closing, sexual escilation, dance floor game and so on.

I've always said that opening is the easiest part of game and it is what and how u do after that matters.

I'll get my student to post something and after u have read that we can go from there if u want to see what he thought of it.

I can vouch for Ali's skills. His night game is class A+

About time you started charging big man! Hope the Cheltenham crew are doing well.

Hey Rich,

Thanks for the props dude!!

Cheltenham crew are fine mate

I've winged with Ali more times than I can count, his night game is some of the best I've seen. We've had a lot of amazing nights out both in Cheltenham and when he makes the journey up to Oxford.

If you where to pick anyone to learn from, Ali would certainly be a good choice.

-Loke

This is so spot on, a lot of newbies always go on about openers and how many sets they opened. Of course cracking your AA is good, but opening a 100 sets means nada if you can't close.

-Loke

At least you'd be renting a good one

I first met Ali this January after searching for locals engaged in the PUA scene. My outcome's being to further my confidence and life-experience before settling down.

Ali's a sharp communicator, he's effortlessly engaging without pretence. He's mastered the fundamentals and understands the dynamics of attraction. Equally, I'd argue, for his innate-confidence and observation than picking up a book or emulating other PUA's. I watched as Ali seamlessly opened up 10 Sets and worked the drop-dead gorgeous.

As Tony77 writ, demonstrating an ability and communicating it are different skill sets. Over the past 10 years I've sat through a variety of presentations in the personal-development arena; I've taken sales, NLP and pop-psychology seminars. I know a fluffy communicator vs. one with a fresh approach and cross-over insights. Ali's not only able to execute 'The Game' but articulates it superbly.

Ali's worth a financial kick-back because he's helping me generate's results. I wouldn't give a testimonial without it.

I'm not one to defend many of the "pua" teachers and am genuinely quite bitter towards the industry, having worked in it but I feel I have to point this out.

Whether someone can demonstrate they have an ability to attract people while out is actually irrelevant. There are plenty of people out there who are fantastic at it, the thing is that the vast majority of them can't teach it at all.. Or they can teach theory but can't adjust their teaching style to suit individual students. Many instructors out there are incredibly critical and over the top with students. It works with some but does more harm than good to the majority of them who have confidence issues as it is.

Look at results of their teaching, not abilities in field. Look to the students they've had and whether they are indeed more successful afterwards. Look at the teaching styles of instructors and decide what will work best for you. Ignore field footage, the company I previously worked for used actors anyway.