In this episode, I discuss how you don't need to be full-time Infantry to pass selection... there are other pathways! Listen to find out which avenue may be right for you. 

In this episode, I discuss the importance of keeping everything the same in the lead up to the SF entry test and selection. Making any drastic changes just before these events can really hinder your performance.

In this episode, I discuss the importance of being a team player throughout the selection process and how to avoid being cast as the "jack prick". You don't want to be this guy!

In this episode, I discuss the pros and cons of putting on weight for selection. While packing on some extra kilos for selection sounds like a good idea, it can certainly be a hindrance too. 

In this episode, I expand on my selection tip #223: Operational security still applies 10 beers deep. Just because you've passed selection, don't think you're in the unit yet. And definitely don't talk out of school.

In this episode, I discuss why it's extremely important to have your life square away before attempting selection/reo. Any distractions that take your concentration and focus off the selection process will hinder your chances of passing.

In this episode, I discuss what you need to do to prepare for the SFET interview panel. This is conducted at the end of SFET. There are some things you definitely should do, there are some things you definitely should avoid!

In this episode, I discuss the SFET format, order of activities and required scores you need to not only pass but be competitive. I also cover some tips and tricks to prepare for SFET and selection.

In this episode, I discuss the different courses you'll be completing throughout the reinforcement cycle. A great time, but a tricky time! What can you do now to prepare for reo? Listen to the episode to find out.

In this episode, I discuss energy requirements for longer physical training sessions. I detail what you need to do to ensure you're replacing spent fuel during these sessions so you can perform at your best and not risk becoming hypoglycaemic. This is particularly relevant for the 20km pack march on selection.