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On 2002-06-11 14:40, searcher wrote:

 

Jack, I went through the Navy BUD/S workout. I used it to prepare for my Shodan test. I had some great help from the Navy in getting information and re-inforcing my drive. I also tried to become a SEAL and came up a little short of the mark. The experience was worth it all. I still use the training to keep me and my students up to par physically. If you think stage 1 and 2 are hard remember they have stages up to level 4( it is really nasty). If you complete it all you will be in the best shape of your life. Don't ever give up it is all in your head whether or not you will keep going. Good Luck to anyone who is doing this workout.

 

Hey Searcher, any ideas where I could find the Stage 3 and 4 routines? And thanks for the wish of luck. :smile:

 

 

Jack

Currently 'off' from formal MA training

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I found week 4 of the category II to be a perfect starting place last fall during westling season. I didn't advance much beyond that because it was supplemental to practice and weightlifting.

 

 

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Can someone help me out i started this workout and im on week two. But i don't know what 8:30 pace means. I'm guessing it means 8 minutes and 30 second to complete it but is that per mile, or the entire two or what?
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Thanks for the help ill soon be starting my second week due to complications in the first and my friends joining the plan with me so i had to redo the first again... :karate:
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I also have my good friend Steve doing it with me as well. he is a graphic designer. If you want to see his work, go to asymm.high-6ix.org

 

 

"Which one is more foolish, the fool or the fool who follows him?" - Obi Wan Kenobi

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