is anybody on this forum one, i am interested in the S.E.A.L.S. division and would like how to apply or become one; any help offered would be greatly appreciated thanks!
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I hope you are in great shape. You need an extraordinary will and be able to PT past the point where most people fall out.
I am USAF, but was USN ROTC in college (it's a long story as to why I chose this route). And, my nephew is at the USN Academy now.
The biggest factor in becoming a SEAL is in your physical fitness.
God bless,
Dave
I hope you are in great shape.
You need an extraordinary will and be able to PT past the point where most people fall out.I am USAF, but was USN ROTC in college (it's a long story as to why I chose this route). And, my nephew is at the USN Academy now.
The biggest factor in becoming a SEAL is in your physical fitness.
God bless,
Dave
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o yeah it is
football for 6 years and wrestling for 3 years, wrestling is 2-3 times harder than football and i ran the 29th Marine Corps Marathon in October, and i will be training for the 30th Anniversary MCM too
football for 6 years and wrestling for 3 years, wrestling is 2-3 times harder than football and i ran the 29th Marine Corps Marathon in October, and i will be training for the 30th Anniversary MCM too
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how is the USAF, have u flown a B-2 Bomber? i think those are so sweet, if i had 20 million dollars i'd get one lol
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Zeratul said:is anybody on this forum one, i am interested in the S.E.A.L.S. division and would like how to apply or become one; any help offered would be greatly appreciated thanks!
Your first step will be contacting a Navy Special Warfare recruiter. (1-888-USN-SEAL) He will inform you of a program called the SEAL Challenge Program Option.
I would not advise enlisting under this program without learning more about the Navy, SEALs, their structure and typical mission profiles.
Good luck.
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And discover what happens to you, if you don't make it. Always prepare for a failure when trying stuff like this, since you might find yourself dropping out and being in the Navy for 5 years doing a job you hate.
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You will have to want it, really want it. Physical conditioning is important, but mental condiditoning is key. You will have to be in better shape than a football player or wrestler, no offense to those folks. That marathon thing is a great step in that direction. But, you will find that you are the biggest obstacle to your success, that is, your mind. Having a contingincy plan in case you fail sounds like good advice, but it will be there in the back of your mind, and that option will attack you during the toughest moments. I'm speaking from an Army perspective, not Navy, but I think it still applies. I lost count of the guys who were bigger, stronger, and had better physical endurance than me, who dropped out of RIP, battalion, and Ranger school. Failure can not be an option or it will be an option, an option that will look better and better. So, before you decide this is what you think you want to try, make sure it is, make certain it is. If it is, and you are in top shape, you will have a decent chance.
Hope you make it.
Hope you make it.
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I'm doing a Navy Seal workout right now. It is designed by an ex- Navy Seal. It prepares you for the tests for get in and is 12 weeks long. You have to have access to a pool and a track and involves tons of push ups, situps. pull ups, and other stuff. Anyways, the title of the book is called The Complete Guide to Navy Seal Fitness. The authour is Stewart Smith. His website is www.stewsmith.com. I got the book in a bookstore but you can also buy it on the website. I'm not interested in joining the seals, I just like working out and like challenges.
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