I’m putting this page up so that guys can find a wing without having to dig into the weird (and wonderful, but mostly weird) world of PUA forums and Telegram groups. Tom Torero had a page like this on his website and it helped me to find the wings who got me started with Daygame. I hope it can do the same for you and will support the community in the way that Tom’s old post did.
All you need to do is leave your details in the comment section. Let people know your:
1. Name
2. City
3. Email address
4. Level of experience (beginner, lower intermediate, intermediate or advanced)
Use a pseudonym and create a PUA email address if you want to stay anonymous. It’s as simple as that… Just remember to put everything into the comment itself! If you put your email address, for example, into the email address field but not in the comment then people won’t know how to contact you!
I’ll repeat this in its own paragraph: LEAVE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS IN THE COMMENT ITSELF! Any comments without an email address INSIDE THE COMMENT ITSELF won’t be approved. So that means you put it into the email field AND inside the comment.
But this isn’t really the best way to meet a wing: when you see fellow Daygamers out and about, go up and talk to them (but obviously not while they’re in set!). Don’t front stop them or do anything that you think is hilarious, just say hello and chat for a few minutes. Don’t take up much of their time. Be polite. Be normal. Then say goodbye. If you see them out again, reintroduce yourself – this is a simple test to see if they are consistent – and see if they will wing with you in future. Just remember to be normal. The number one compliment I can give a beginner if introducing him to my friends is to say “he’s not weird.”
Yours unfaithfully,
Thomas Crown

1. Name: Walter Chung2. City: Vancouver3. Email address: onlyfinance2222@outlook.com
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Hi everyone, my name’s Steve. I’m 36 and based in London, and I’m looking to find a wingman or possibly a small group of like-minded people who are interested in getting into daygame.
I used to do it quite a lot when it was more popular back in the day, but life got in the way and I ended up stepping away from it for a while. I’d now like to get back into it, rebuild some confidence, meet some new people and, hopefully, help others along the way too.
I’m not looking for anything overly serious or competitive — just a few decent, respectful people who are up for getting out there, practising, having a laugh and supporting each other.
If anyone is interested in teaming up or already has a group that wouldn’t mind another person joining, feel free to get in touch.
Email: sjs09@mailcom
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Im trying to create a community of guys where we can jump on a call during a daygame session and motivate each other to approach… a bit like having a remote wingman.
Its not always possible to find a wingman in your area and I feel like this is a perfect solution. It will help you get out of your head and get approaching. It can also be used as a way to get feedback on your sets.
I see coaches charging an arm and a leg for this, why not just have it free of charge between us.
If anyone is interested please messge me on arbaz7@hotmail.com, leave your name and location and we can sort something out.
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Im from the UK so people in the same time zone will be ideal.
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