The Best PUA Bootcamp in Quezon City Philippines!

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Quezon City Philippines

With The Master PUA Voted Best PUA

From The World`s REAL ALPHA MALE

Alpha Male, voted WORLD’S BEST PICKUP ARTIST, has been transforming the lives of men for many years and is currently the owner of Alphamantraining.com, Inc. Alpha Male was a featured speaker at the ‘09, ‘10 and ’11 PUA World Summit, ’09, ’10 and ‘11 Pick Up Academy, ‘10 Texting and Online Game Seminar and ’12 Ultimate Pickup Convention; and is one of the preeminent gurus in the pick up artist community. Creator of the 2-Minute Chase Me Method and incredible DANCE TRAINING SYSTEM, Alpha Male specialties range from rapid escalation techniques, day game mastery; to deep inner confidence, phone/text game and speed seduction. Alpha Male, who has taught in over 23 countries including USA, UK, India, Holland, Czech Rep, Dubai, China, Japan, Malaysia, Romania, Bulgaria and Germany and was awarded “Best New Pickup Artist in the World” and “Best Phone, Text, and Online Game in the World” at the Pick Up Artist World Summit.

It’s Time To Take Your Skill Set To The Next Level With Live Infield PUA Training in Quezon City Philippines

Friday Night (Session 1)

9:30pm – 10pm: Intros/briefing – We find out EXACTLY what we need from you and determine the best course of action. Then you are briefed on what to expect and how to achieve your goals.

10pm – 2am: bars/clubs/street – We take you to the hottest clubs/bars where we then demonstrate and instruct. You will SEE what it looks like to meet and create attraction with a complete stranger. Then you’ll implement it.

Saturday Day (Session 2)

2:30pm – 3:00pm: Instruction – We take you to a busy venue in the daytime and teach you how to meet beautiful women you see in everyday situations. So that when you see “that girl” walking down the street, you won’t just wish you could talk to her. You WILL talk to her and know what to do.

3:00pm – 4:30pm: Mall/shopping center – You are closely watched and critiqued as you meet women. Feedback is given and then applied until we feel you know how to create attraction during the day with consistency. Filling your week up with dates from beautiful women will seem like a cakewalk.

Saturday Night (Session 3)

9:30pm – 10pm: Instruction – We up the stakes on the second night and show you more advanced techniques.

10pm – 2am: bars/clubs/street – You come out with us and we show you the techniques we use to consistently have success with women in the hectic nighttime environment.

2am – 3am: Debrief – We will provide you with a game plan for the crucial days/weeks following the bootcamp. You will be given a specific roadmap to follow based on your progress over the weekend.

Here is what we offer

Personalized Coaching: 3 on 1 student to instructor ratio tailored to fit your goals.

Natural & correct way to approach. Understand how to smoothly approach a women on the streets, bars, restaurants or clubs.
Getting physical in the right moment. You will learn to read the right signals (when to go for the make out)
Never run out of things to say. We will teach you exercises that make you talk forever to women
The right way to be sexual. Physical and verbal techniques that create sexual tension to make her want you.
Conquering your fear. Your fear won’t stop you any more to approach the women you want.
Making Her Laugh: Learn how to be humorous and have fun while approaching.
Attractive Voice: Create an instant attraction by having the right voice projection and tonality.
Over 12 hours in 2 days: Live infield coaching.
Getting Instant Dates. You will learn how to take a women on a date you just met on the street.
Minimize flakes. Create a deep connection with a girl, so she actually follows up with a date after you got her number.
Controlling your own emotions. You will learn how to make yourself feel good and be confident while taking to women.
Conversation starters: We will teach you sexual openers, opinion openers, physical openers, situational openers etc.
Taking her home. We will teach you all the steps on how to take a girl home to your place (day and night game)
Infield Demonstration: We’ll show you firsthand how it’s done.
Destroy Old Beliefs: You will learn how to get rid of beliefs that looks, age and money matter.

If you are not satisfied with your bootcamp, we will give you a full refund.

You literally have nothing to lose.

Other cities served in Philippines:

City	Population (2020)[4]	Area[5][a]	Density (2020)	Province[5][b]	Region	Legal class[6]	Charter[c]	Date of
								Approval[d]	Ratification[e]
	Quezon City	2,960,048	171.71 km2 (66.30 sq mi)	17,239/km2 (44,648/sq mi)	Metro Manila	NCR	HUC	CA 502 [143]	October 12, 1939	October 12, 1939
	Manila	1,846,513	42.34 km2 (16.35 sq mi)	43,612/km2 (112,953/sq mi)	Metro Manila	NCR	HUC	Act 0183 [115]	July 31, 1901 [115]	July 31, 1901
	Davao City	1,776,949	2,443.61 km2 (943.48 sq mi)	727/km2 (1,883/sq mi)	Davao del Sur	XI	HUC	CA 051 [67]	October 16, 1936 [68]	March 1, 1937 [68]
	Caloocan	1,661,584	55.80 km2 (21.54 sq mi)	29,777/km2 (77,123/sq mi)	Metro Manila	NCR	HUC	RA 03278 [50]	June 17, 1961 [50]	February 16, 1962
	Taguig	1,261,738 [j]	47.28 km2 (18.25 sq mi) [j]	18,755/km2 (48,574/sq mi)	Metro Manila	NCR	HUC	RA 08487 [174]	February 11, 1998 [174]	December 8, 2004 [175]
	Zamboanga City	977,234[194]	1,453.27 km2 (561.11 sq mi)[195]	659/km2 (1,706/sq mi)	Zamboanga del Sur	IX	HUC	CA 039 [196]	October 12, 1936 [196]	February 26, 1937 [197]
	Cebu City	964,169	315.00 km2 (121.62 sq mi)	3,061/km2 (7,928/sq mi)	Cebu	VII	HUC	CA 058 [58]	October 20, 1936	February 4, 1937 [59]
	Antipolo	887,399	306.10 km2 (118.19 sq mi)	2,899/km2 (7,509/sq mi)	Rizal	IV-A	CC	RA 08508 [10]	February 13, 1998 [10]	April 4, 1998
	Pasig	803,159 [i]	48.46 km2 (18.71 sq mi)	16,574/km2 (42,926/sq mi)	Metro Manila	NCR	HUC	RA 07829 [140]	December 8, 1994 [140]	January 21, 1995
	Cagayan de Oro	728,402	412.80 km2 (159.38 sq mi)	1,765/km2 (4,570/sq mi)	Misamis Oriental	X	HUC	RA 00521 [43]	June 15, 1950 [43]	June 15, 1950 [44]
	Valenzuela	714,978	47.02 km2 (18.15 sq mi)	15,206/km2 (39,383/sq mi)	Metro Manila	NCR	HUC	RA 08526 [191]	February 14, 1998 [191]	December 30, 1998
	Dasmariñas	703,141	90.13 km2 (34.80 sq mi)	7,801/km2 (20,206/sq mi)	Cavite	IV-A	CC	RA 09723 [65]	October 15, 2009 [65]	November 25, 2009 [66]
	General Santos	697,315	492.86 km2 (190.29 sq mi)	1,415/km2 (3,664/sq mi)	South Cotabato	XII	HUC	RA 05412 [76]	June 15, 1968 [76]	June 15, 1968
	Parañaque	689,992	46.57 km2 (17.98 sq mi)	14,816/km2 (38,374/sq mi)	Metro Manila	NCR	HUC	RA 08507 [137]	February 13, 1998 [137]	March 22, 1998
	Bacoor	664,625	46.17 km2 (17.83 sq mi)	14,395/km2 (37,283/sq mi)	Cavite	IV-A	CC	RA 10160 [14]	April 10, 2012 [14]	June 23, 2012 [15]
	San Jose del Monte	651,813	105.53 km2 (40.75 sq mi)	6,177/km2 (15,997/sq mi)	Bulacan	III	CC	RA 08797 [153]	July 15, 2000 [153]	September 10, 2000
	Makati	629,616 [h]	21.57 km2 (8.33 sq mi) [h]	29,189/km2 (75,600/sq mi)	Metro Manila	NCR	HUC	RA 07854 [107]	January 2, 1995 [107]	February 4, 1995
	Las Piñas	606,293	32.69 km2 (12.62 sq mi)	18,547/km2 (48,036/sq mi)	Metro Manila	NCR	HUC	RA 08251 [98]	February 12, 1997 [98]	March 26, 1997
	Bacolod	600,783	162.67 km2 (62.81 sq mi)	3,693/km2 (9,566/sq mi)	Negros Occidental	NIR	HUC	CA 326 [11]	June 18, 1938 [12]	October 19, 1938 [13]
	Muntinlupa	543,445	39.75 km2 (15.35 sq mi)	13,672/km2 (35,409/sq mi)	Metro Manila	NCR	HUC	RA 07926 [124]	March 1, 1995 [124]	May 8, 1995
	Calamba	539,671	149.50 km2 (57.72 sq mi)	3,610/km2 (9,349/sq mi)	Laguna	IV-A	CC	RA 09024 [46]	March 5, 2001 [46]	April 21, 2001
	Lapu-Lapu City	497,604	58.10 km2 (22.43 sq mi)	8,565/km2 (22,182/sq mi)	Cebu	VII	HUC	RA 03134 [96]	June 17, 1961 [96]	December 31, 1961 [97]
	Imus	496,794	53.15 km2 (20.52 sq mi)	9,347/km2 (24,209/sq mi)	Cavite	IV-A	CC	RA 10161 [85]	April 10, 2012 [85]	June 30, 2012 [86]
	Angeles City	462,928 [f]	60.27 km2 (23.27 sq mi)	6,985/km2 (18,092/sq mi)	Pampanga	III	HUC	RA 03700 [9]	June 22, 1963 [9]	January 1, 1964
	Iloilo City	457,626	78.34 km2 (30.25 sq mi)	5,842/km2 (15,130/sq mi)	Iloilo	VI	HUC	CA 057	October 20, 1936	August 25, 1937 [84]
	Marikina	456,159	21.52 km2 (8.31 sq mi)	21,197/km2 (54,900/sq mi)	Metro Manila	NCR	HUC	RA 08223 [118]	November 6, 1996 [118]	December 7, 1996
	General Trias	450,583	90.01 km2 (34.75 sq mi)	5,006/km2 (12,965/sq mi)	Cavite	IV-A	CC	RA 10675 [77]	August 19, 2015 [77]	December 12, 2015 [78]
	Pasay	440,656	13.97 km2 (5.39 sq mi)	31,543/km2 (81,696/sq mi)	Metro Manila	NCR	HUC	RA 00183 [138]	June 21, 1947 [138]	August 16, 1947 [139]
	Mandaluyong	425,758	11.26 km2 (4.35 sq mi)	37,812/km2 (97,931/sq mi)	Metro Manila	NCR	HUC	RA 07675 [112]	February 9, 1994 [112]	April 10, 1994
	Santa Rosa	414,812	54.84 km2 (21.17 sq mi)	7,564/km2 (19,591/sq mi)	Laguna	IV-A	CC	RA 09264 [159]	March 10, 2004 [159]	July 10, 2004 [160]
	Biñan	407,437	43.50 km2 (16.80 sq mi)	9,366/km2 (24,259/sq mi)	Laguna	IV-A	CC	RA 09740 [28]	October 30, 2009 [28]	February 2, 2010 [29]
	Tarlac City	385,398	274.66 km2 (106.05 sq mi)	1,403/km2 (3,634/sq mi)	Tarlac	III	CC	RA 08593 [184]	March 12, 1998 [184]	April 19, 1998
	Malabon	380,522	15.71 km2 (6.07 sq mi)	24,222/km2 (62,734/sq mi)	Metro Manila	NCR	HUC	RA 09019 [108]	March 5, 2001 [108]	April 21, 2001
	Lipa	372,931	209.40 km2 (80.85 sq mi)	1,781/km2 (4,613/sq mi)	Batangas	IV-A	CC	RA 00162 [101]	June 20, 1947 [101]	June 20, 1947 [102]
	Butuan	372,910	816.62 km2 (315.30 sq mi)	457/km2 (1,183/sq mi)	Agusan del Norte	XIII	HUC	RA 00523 [33]	June 15, 1950 [33]	August 2, 1950 [34]
	Baguio	366,358	57.51 km2 (22.20 sq mi)	6,370/km2 (16,499/sq mi)	Benguet	CAR	HUC	Act 1963	September 1, 1909	September 1, 1909
	Mandaue	364,116	25.18 km2 (9.72 sq mi)	10,442/km2 (27,045/sq mi)	Cebu	VII	HUC	RA 05519 [113]	June 21, 1969 [113]	August 30, 1969 [114]
	Iligan	363,115	813.37 km2 (314.04 sq mi)	446/km2 (1,156/sq mi)	Lanao del Norte	X	HUC	RA 00525 [83]	June 16, 1950 [83]	June 16, 1950
	Cabuyao	355,330	43.40 km2 (16.76 sq mi)	8,187/km2 (21,205/sq mi)	Laguna	IV-A	CC	RA 10163 [39]	May 16, 2012 [39]	August 4, 2012 [40]
	San Fernando	354,666	67.74 km2 (26.15 sq mi)	5,236/km2 (13,560/sq mi)	Pampanga	III	CC	RA 08990 [151]	January 26, 2001 [151]	February 3, 2001
	Batangas City	351,437	282.96 km2 (109.25 sq mi)	1,242/km2 (3,217/sq mi)	Batangas	IV-A	CC	RA 05495 [23]	June 21, 1969 [23]	June 21, 1969
	Cabanatuan	327,325	192.29 km2 (74.24 sq mi)	1,702/km2 (4,409/sq mi)	Nueva Ecija	III	CC	RA 00526 [37]	June 16, 1950 [37]	July 24, 1950 [38]
	San Pedro	326,001	24.05 km2 (9.29 sq mi)	13,555/km2 (35,108/sq mi)	Laguna	IV-A	CC	RA 10420 [157]	March 27, 2013 [157]	December 28, 2013 [158]
	Cotabato City	325,079	176.00 km2 (67.95 sq mi)	1,847/km2 (4,784/sq mi)	Maguindanao del Norte	BARMM	ICC	RA 02364 [60]	June 20, 1959 [60]	June 20, 1959
	Puerto Princesa	307,079	2,381.02 km2 (919.32 sq mi)	129/km2 (334/sq mi)	Palawan	Mimaropa	HUC	RA 05906 [142]	June 21, 1969 [142]	January 1, 1970 [38]
	Tagum	296,202	195.80 km2 (75.60 sq mi)	1,513/km2 (3,918/sq mi)	Davao del Norte	XI	CC	RA 08472 [176]	January 30, 1998 [176]	March 7, 1998
	Mabalacat	293,244 [g]	83.18 km2 (32.12 sq mi)	3,525/km2 (9,131/sq mi)	Pampanga	III	CC	RA 10164 [106]	May 15, 2012 [106]	July 21, 2012 [40]
	San Pablo	285,348	197.56 km2 (76.28 sq mi)	1,444/km2 (3,741/sq mi)	Laguna	IV-A	CC	CA 520 [155]	May 7, 1940	March 30, 1941 [156]
	Lucena	278,924	80.21 km2 (30.97 sq mi)	3,477/km2 (9,006/sq mi)	Quezon	IV-A	HUC	RA 03271 [103]	June 17, 1961 [103]	August 19, 1962 [104]
	Talisay	263,048	39.87 km2 (15.39 sq mi)	6,598/km2 (17,088/sq mi)	Cebu	VII	CC	RA 08979 [177]	November 22, 2000 [177]	December 30, 2000
	Malolos	261,189	67.25 km2 (25.97 sq mi)	3,884/km2 (10,059/sq mi)	Bulacan	III	CC	RA 08754 [110]	November 4, 1999 [110]	December 18, 1999 [111]
	Olongapo	260,317	103.3 km2 (39.9 sq mi)	1,407/km2 (3,644/sq mi)	Zambales	III	HUC	RA 04645 [128]	June 1, 1966 [128]	June 1, 1966
	Tacloban	251,881	201.72 km2 (77.88 sq mi)	1,249/km2 (3,234/sq mi)	Leyte	VIII	HUC	RA 00760 [169]	June 20, 1952 [169]	June 12, 1953 [170]
	Navotas	247,543	8.94 km2 (3.45 sq mi)	27,689/km2 (71,715/sq mi)	Metro Manila	NCR	HUC	RA 09387 [127]	March 10, 2007 [127]	June 24, 2007 [26]
	Ormoc	230,998	613.60 km2 (236.91 sq mi)	376/km2 (975/sq mi)	Leyte	VIII	ICC	RA 00179 [129]	June 21, 1947 [129]	October 20, 1947 [130]
	Meycauayan	225,673	32.10 km2 (12.39 sq mi)	7,030/km2 (18,208/sq mi)	Bulacan	III	CC	RA 09356 [121]	October 2, 2006 [121]	December 10, 2006 [122]
	Santo Tomas	218,500	95.41 km2 (36.84 sq mi)	2,290/km2 (5,931/sq mi)	Batangas	IV-A	CC	RA 11086 [161]	October 5, 2018 [161]	September 7, 2019
	Valencia	216,546	587.29 km2 (226.75 sq mi)	369/km2 (955/sq mi)	Bukidnon	X	CC	RA 08985 [190]	December 5, 2000 [190]	December 30, 2000
	Trece Martires	210,503	39.10 km2 (15.10 sq mi)	5,384/km2 (13,944/sq mi)	Cavite	IV-A	CC	RA 00981 [187]	May 24, 1954 [187]	January 1, 1956
	Pagadian	210,452	378.80 km2 (146.26 sq mi)	556/km2 (1,439/sq mi)	Zamboanga del Sur	IX	CC	RA 05478 [134]	June 21, 1969 [134]	June 21, 1969
	Legazpi	209,533	153.70 km2 (59.34 sq mi)	1,363/km2 (3,531/sq mi)	Albay	V	CC	RA 02234 [99]	June 12, 1959 [99]	June 12, 1959
	Panabo	209,230	251.23 km2 (97.00 sq mi)	231/km2 (597/sq mi)	Davao del Norte	XI	CC	RA 09015 [136]	February 28, 2001 [136]	March 31, 2001
	Naga	209,170	84.48 km2 (32.62 sq mi)	2,476/km2 (6,413/sq mi)	Camarines Sur	V	ICC	RA 00305 [125]	June 18, 1948 [125]	June 18, 1948
	Toledo	207,314	216.28 km2 (83.51 sq mi)	959/km2 (2,483/sq mi)	Cebu	VII	CC	RA 02688 [186]	June 18, 1960 [186]	June 18, 1960
	Marawi	207,010	87.55 km2 (33.80 sq mi)	2,364/km2 (6,124/sq mi)	Lanao del Sur	BARMM	CC	CA 592 [116]	August 19, 1940 [117]	September 30, 1950 [117]
	San Carlos	205,424	169.03 km2 (65.26 sq mi)	1,215/km2 (3,148/sq mi)	Pangasinan	I	CC	RA 04487 [149]	June 19, 1965 [149]	January 1, 1966
	Kabankalan	200,198	697.35 km2 (269.25 sq mi)	287/km2 (744/sq mi)	Negros Occidental	NIR	CC	RA 08297 [90]	June 6, 1997 [90]	August 2, 1997
	Koronadal	195,398	277.00 km2 (106.95 sq mi)	705/km2 (1,827/sq mi)	South Cotabato	XII	CC	RA 08803 [92]	August 16, 2000 [92]	October 8, 2000
	Tanauan	193,936	107.16 km2 (41.37 sq mi)	1,810/km2 (4,687/sq mi)	Batangas	IV-A	CC	RA 09005 [179]	February 2, 2001 [179]	March 10, 2001
	Bago	191,210	401.20 km2 (154.90 sq mi)	477/km2 (1,234/sq mi)	Negros Occidental	NIR	CC	RA 04382 [16]	June 19, 1965 [16]	February 19, 1966 [17]
	Malaybalay	190,712	969.19 km2 (374.21 sq mi)	197/km2 (510/sq mi)	Bukidnon	X	CC	RA 08490 [109]	February 11, 1998 [109]	March 22, 1998
	Digos	188,376	287.10 km2 (110.85 sq mi)	656/km2 (1,699/sq mi)	Davao del Sur	XI	CC	RA 08798 [69]	June 15, 2000 [69]	September 8, 2000
	Calbayog	186,960	880.74 km2 (340.06 sq mi)	212/km2 (550/sq mi)	Samar	VIII	CC	RA 00328 [48]	July 15, 1948 [48]	October 16, 1948 [49]
	Sorsogon City	182,237	276.11 km2 (106.61 sq mi)	660/km2 (1,709/sq mi)	Sorsogon	V	CC	RA 08806 [165]	August 16, 2000 [165]	December 16, 2000
	Roxas	179,292	95.07 km2 (36.71 sq mi)	1,886/km2 (4,884/sq mi)	Capiz	VI	CC	RA 00603 [144]	April 11, 1951 [144]	May 12, 1951 [145]
	Dagupan	174,302	37.23 km2 (14.37 sq mi)	4,682/km2 (12,126/sq mi)	Pangasinan	I	ICC	RA 00170 [61]	June 20, 1947 [61]	June 20, 1947 [62]
	Surigao City	171,107	245.30 km2 (94.71 sq mi)	698/km2 (1,807/sq mi)	Surigao del Norte	XIII	CC	RA 06134 [166]	August 31, 1970 [166]	August 31, 1970
	Baliwag	168,470	45.05 km2 (17.39 sq mi)	3,740/km2 (9,686/sq mi)	Bulacan	III	CC	RA 11929 [20]	July 30, 2022[20]	December 17, 2022[20]

What you need to do?

1. 1. 1. 1. 1. Find hotel at city center (bootcamp meetup will take place in luxury location in city center)
            2. Buy tickets or drive with a car to Quezon City Philippines