[stealthyburrito]

i hope there are none here, there skills are pt to better use elsewhere in som many ways.

[Dirty Sanchez]

That guy says when you want to quit, and don't think you can go any further, you're at 40%...damn...I run 6 and feel like a pile of crap. The other part where he said at 90 miles he realized he had Pneumonia so he still finished the last 60...really is unreal.

[BIGDAY]

Wrestlers are in great shape but I highly doubt they let you into Budds for a f-cking wrestling training camp.

They came to us. Put us through hell. Article below.


Wrestlers put to test by Navy SEALS

Submitted by mark on Wed, 07/23/2008 - 21:48.

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• NavySEALs.com Intel

Source: By Brian Deutsch, Minnesota Daily
After more than three weeks of training with the camp staff, the campers go through the same test that is used to admit Navy personnel into SEAL training.
Competitive scores for a 500-yard swim, push-ups, sit-ups, pull-ups, and a 1.5 mile run give participants an 80 percent chance of being admitted into the first level of training.

[BIGDAY]

It was crazy. J Robinson is an amazing coach and knows a lot of people. He knew someone personally with the Navy and brought em in.

[BIGDAY]

One other note on J Robinson,
Robinson was offered a Regular Army Commission as a Second Lieutenant in June 1969. Robinson then attended Airborne and Ranger School, as well as Jungle Warfare School, before beginning his tour in Vietnam. His accomplishments in Ranger School included becoming an Honor Graduate, and his first duty station was the officer in charge of the small arms department.
In late 1970 through early 1971, Robinson was attached to the United States Military Academy in the Athletic Department. In February of 1971, he left for Vietnam with the 173rd Airborne Brigade, and then served with the First Cavalry Division as the Information Officer for the Third Brigade. A year later, in February of 1972, Robinson returned to the United States and wrestled for the Army. He would eventually be named to the 1972 Olympic Team, competing in September of 1972. In December of the year, Robinson resigned his commission and began work on his master's degree at the University of Iowa.

J Robinson runs one of the best wrestling camps imo. I know being an Army Ranger is different than a Navy Seal, but this is a true coach that I dedicate a ton of my personal and athletic success to.

[BIGDAY]

My appoligies. I get a little defensive sometimes.

I'm a fun lover.

[Davydave]

A real Navy Seal wouldn't drink blackberry brandy, if you had that in mind.....

[JMobile]

[Footballtime]

JJ, not sure about any Navy Seals, But I am sure you can Find Many Easter Seals in here!

[BIGDAY]

That is great.