Posts tagged ‘exercise’

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How to Prevent and Treat Ankle Sprains like a Navy SEAL

October 18th, 2009

Ankle sprains happen to anyone. They may simply result from overworking the feet and lower legs. Anyone aspiring to become part of the Navy SEAL must learn how to prevent and treat these situations.
An ankle sprain is a hindrance to the Basic Underwater Demolition or BUD/S Training. A mild attack may be [...]

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Carbohydrates Will Be Your Saving Grace In Navy SEALs Training 

October 11th, 2009

You know that, in order to be a Navy SEAL, you need to have a well-toned body that can perform under the most strenuous circumstances. This means that you need to dedicate your time to getting your body into the top physical shape that you can manage, which is going to require a great deal of working out as well as the proper diet. What may be surprising to you is the fact that you need to eat more carbohydrates than protein for this to successfully happen.

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Navy SEAL Physical Training Advice

October 10th, 2009

When preparing for BUD/S Training many hopefuls begin to exercise non-stop. Many of them will discover rigorous work-out programs online and will immediately begin to prepare themselves physically for their Navy SEAL training. However, many of these hopeful Navy SEAL candidates will make some very crucial mistakes during this pre BUD/S Training preparation.

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Interview With Ex-Navy SEAL Richard Machowicz

October 8th, 2009

Richard Machowicz is a body-builder and ex-Navy SEAL who is widely known for his unique and challenging muscle building exercising program. Additionally, he is the author of the exceptional motivational novel: Unleashing The Warrior Within. As a Navy SEAL Machowicz pushed his body to the limits and learned what works and what doesn’t work when it comes to building muscle tone and living a healthy lifestyle.

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Navy SEAL Uses Sewing Machine To Create Fitness Empire

September 29th, 2009

Randy Hetrick, a former Navy SEAL, has seen his fair share of battles and endured his fair share missions over the course of his career. During his various deployments he always tried to come up with creative and effective manners in which him and his men could continually stay in shape. While in Southeast Asia a simple idea occurred to Hetrick. Taking some parachute webbing Hetrick devised a device that relied on body weight. A device which him and his men used to do presses, curls, and flys.

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Extreme SEAL Experience With Don Shipley

September 25th, 2009

Don Shipley is a former United States Navy SEAL who runs and operates a unique and powerful training course and website known as: extremesealexperience.com. The objective of this website is to give men who are considering taking part in BUD/S Training, a little taste of what to expect, and also to teach them how to mentally and physically prepare themselves for the experience.