Hy guys
I'm not interested in selling or anything, but I would just like some opinions.
I'm thinking of doing one of "thenaturallifestyle.com" training programmes, so if any of you guys have had some experience or would recommend anyone of their training programmes, I would definitely appreciate the honesty.
Cheers guys
Miguel

I would not recommend them.

Cheers for the opinions and advice guys but why would you not recommend them?
And I understand what you're saying but it's the infield that I'm interested in, do you guys have any opinions on the coaches or recommend another company, I would love to hear it and why to.

Cheers
Miguel

Every coach originally was a geek who couldn't get pussy, who learned from another geek who did the same cycle, and at some point wer all stuck in the mud.

Now most of them teach shit they took from others who mostly think they have it down coz they got laid a few times.

Let me assure you, your not gonna learn anythin from them. What u think is by being on this course you will make friends with a PUA master who will teach u the ways.

It doesnt work like that pal. Best way to learn is to fail, fail & fail... and keep tryin until u realise what works

Difficult question. Bootcamps could potentially be worth it if they improved your game enough to warrant the cost. If you spend £20 on a night out and went out twice a week and a bootcamp improved your game by like six months then it could be worth the money.

But its whether or not the bootcamps actually do that. How much can be achieved in a weekend?

I've been on a bootcamp. I would say I'm glad I went, but i wouldnt say it changed my life. It definitly wasn't worth the money - not even half of what i paid.

I'm not really one to give advice on pick up, but the other posters are right.

All you will get on a bootcamp is a "guru" giving you lectured theory you can read almost anywhere else that isn't exclusive to them and force you to approach women in the day/evening, maybe give you feedback - thats the only invaluable part perhaps.

Have a good search around, buy a couple decent books (not PUA robot techniques) or even browse online. Then go and try them yourself. You can effectively have your "own bootcamp" by doing this yourself.

I'd strongly recommend not doing one.

Starting anything which requires routine is fairly tough. If you are hoping to go to a bootcamp and come out fixed, I think you will be let down. I have had help and opinions from others, but at the end of the day, not matter how much you are told how to go about your life, putting new ideas into practice takes persistence and patience.

More recently I have recognised that I make the same mistakes over and over. It is a lifetime of bad habits and reference experiences, where I am allowing my past to shape the present, and worse still am sitting here assuming the future will someday be different.

It is in the here and now that action must be taken, and it is only you who can take that action for change.

Thanks for the advice guys
However I have my mind made up and I think that I'm going to do one their residentials. I feel like this is something that I would like to experience.
I seem to have a positive perception of "thenaturallifestyle.com" but I would love a second opinion. I'm sure you guys are much more experienced and have a greater knowledge than I do.

Cheers guys
Miguel

I for one, do take a lot of inspiration from watching James Marshall, as he is low energy, chilled and all about being centred.

I've heard they do a bootcamp across several countries in Europe, is that what you would be doing? I am considering organising my own wkd trips to Europe to game, as this sounds like a blast, oh and foreign birds are hotter.

The question is whether a bootcamp would add to your own infield work not that either is mutually exclusive

I always wonder about a bootcamp too.