Questions & Answers

Actually, the ten-day course is the minimum; it provides an essential  introduction and foundation to the subfit program. To develop your submission is a lifetime job. Experience  has shown that if fitness submission is taught in periods of less than 10 days, the submissive does not get a sufficient experiential grasp of the program.  

I have found that less than ten days is not enough time for the mind to settle down and work deeply with the mind-body phenomenon.

The day begins at 6:00 a.m. with a wakeup bell and continues until 9:00  p.m. There are about ten hours of training throughout the day,  interspersed with regular breaks and rest periods. Every evening at 8:00  p.m. there is a lecture by a Domme, which  provides a context for submissives to understand their experience of the  day. This schedule has proved workable and beneficial.

Each new student who attends a Subfit course will pay a nominal fee. This is to cover the training, and room and board.  

No, submissives are required to choose from the food provided to them, rather than bring food for themselves. Most people find the choice is ample and they enjoy the simple vegetarian diet.

All submissives attending the course observe "silence" — that is, silence of body, speech and mind. They agree to refrain from communicating with their co-students. However, submissives are free to contact the management about their material needs, and to speak with Master Lady L. Silence is observed for the first 9 full days. On the tenth day, speech is resumed as a way of re-establishing the normal pattern of daily life. Continuity of servility is the secret of success in this course; silence is an essential component in maintaining this  continuity.

For a submissive in reasonable physical and mental health who is genuinely  interested and willing to make a sincere effort, training (including "silence") is not difficult. If you are able to follow the instructions patiently and diligently, you can be sure of tangible results. Though it may appear intimidating, the day's schedule is neither too severe nor too relaxed. Moreover, the presence of other submissives practicing conscientiously in a peaceful and useful atmosphere lends tremendous support to one's effort.

Obviously someone who is physically too weak to follow the schedule will not be able to benefit from the course. The same is true of someone suffering from psychiatric problems, or someone undergoing emotional upheaval. Through a process of questions and answers, we will be able to help you decide clearly beforehand whether you are in a position to benefit fully from the course. In some cases applicants are asked to get  approval from their doctor before they can be accepted.

The Subfit course is taught step by step, with a new step added each day to the end of the course. If you leave early, you do not learn the full teaching and do not give the training a chance to work for you. Also, by training intensively, a course participant initiates a process that reaches fulfillment with the completion of the course. Interrupting the process before completion is not advisable.