Basic training program for Navy SEALs and the US Navy SEAL and Army Special Forces
But how do they acquire their amazing form in such a short period of time that they are called basic training? Bodybuilders spend years trying to build their physique, but even after that many of them remain dissatisfied with their results. KOTIKI use other methods because they deal with strength and endurance, and not with symmetry of proportions and not with dipelatory cream for breast hair. In this article, I will describe the training program for the Naval Forces of the United States Naval Forces.
This program consists of two cycles of nine weeks. If you can endure it to the end, you will gain such endurance, which you could not even imagine before. But, only possessing a truly iron will and strength of mind will be able to withstand and complete a full course of basic training of Sea Seals.
The first 9 weeks:
Week 1
Running: 2 miles, pace 8: 30, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Pushups: 4 approach for 15 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Press. Torso elevations: 4 approach on 20 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Pull-ups: 3 approach for 3 repetition, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Swimming: continuously for 15 minutes. 4 - 5 days per week
Week 2
Running: 2 miles, pace 8: 30, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Pushups: 5 approaches for 20 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Press. Torso Lifts: 5 sets for 20 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Pull-ups: 3 approach for 3 repetition, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Swimming: continuously for 15 minutes. 4 - 5 days per week
Week 3
Running: No
Pushups: 5 approaches for 25 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Press. Torso Lifts: 5 sets for 25 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Pull-ups: 3 approach for 4 repetition, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Swimming: continuously for 20 minutes. 4 - 5 days per week
Week 4
Running: 3 miles, pace 8: 30, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Pushups: 5 approaches for 25 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Press. Torso Lifts: 5 sets for 25 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Pull-ups: 3 approach for 4 repetition, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Swimming: continuously for 20 minutes. 4 - 5 days per week
5-6 Week
Run: 2 / 3 / 4 / 2 miles, Monday / Tuesday / Wednesday / Friday
Pushups: 6 approaches for 25 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Press. Body Rises: 6 Approaches for 25 Reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Pull-ups: 2 approach for 8 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Swimming: continuously for 25 minutes. 4 - 5 days per week
7-8 Week
Run: 4 / 4 / 5 / 3 miles, Monday / Tuesday / Wednesday / Friday
Pushups: 6 approaches for 30 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Press. Body Rises: 6 approaches during 30 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Pull-ups: 2 approach for 10 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Swimming: continuously for 30 minutes. 4 - 5 days per week
Week 9
Run: 4 / 4 / 5 / 3 miles, Monday / Tuesday / Wednesday / Friday
Pushups: 6 approaches for 30 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Press. Body Rises: 6 approaches during 30 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Pull-ups: 3 approach for 10 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Swimming: continuously for 35 minutes. 4 - 5 days per week
The following 9 weeks:
1-2 Week
Run: 3 / 5 / 4 / 5 / 2 miles, Monday / Tuesday / Wednesday / Friday / Saturday
Pushups: 6 approaches for 30 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Press. Body Rises: 6 Approaches for 35 Reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Pull-ups: 3 approach for 10 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Push-ups on uneven bars: 3 approach for 20 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Swimming: continuously for 35 minutes. 4 - 5 days per week
3-4 Week
Run: 4 / 5 / 6 / 4 / 3 miles, Monday / Tuesday / Wednesday / Friday / Saturday
Pushups: 10 approaches for 20 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Press. Body Rises: 10 Approaches for 25 Reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Pull-ups: 4 approach for 10 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Push-ups on uneven bars: 10 approaches for 15 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Swimming: continuously for 45 minutes. 4 - 5 days per week
Week 5
Run: 5 / 5 / 6 / 4 / 4 miles, Monday / Tuesday / Wednesday / Friday / Saturday
Pushups: 15 approaches for 20 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Press. Body Rises: 15 Approaches for 25 Reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Pull-ups: 4 approach for 12 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Push-ups on uneven bars: 15 approaches for 15 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Swimming: continuously for 60 minutes. 4 - 5 days per week
6-9 Week
Run: 5 / 6 / 6 / 6 / 4 miles, Monday / Tuesday / Wednesday / Friday / Saturday
Pushups: 20 approaches for 20 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Press. Body Rises: 20 Approaches for 25 Reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Pull-ups: 5 approach for 12 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Push-ups on uneven bars: 20 approaches for 15 reps, Monday / Wednesday / Friday
Swimming: continuously for 75 minutes. 4 - 5 days per week
As you can see, this program is aimed at developing strength and endurance. Please note that this is a very intensive program, which means that you need to consume the appropriate amount of nutrients. Of course, the program is very effective, but it requires all your determination and perseverance. Exercises are simple - no difficultly coordinated movements, and no simulators. Challenge yourself, maybe you are suitable for service in SEA CATS. In any case, guaranteed to get rid of fat and build muscle.
US Army Commandos (Army Special Forces)
After the publication of my article about the SEAL Special Forces division, I received a huge number of letters with questions, thanks and simply with reports that someone was going to try this training program. I never thought that there would be so many people willing to knock the soul out of my body. But, as the philosopher said: "The grandees of fate kill the lazy." Driven by a natural desire to help people in their quest for physical perfection, I found another similar program. My friend, the one who provided me with the program of the Sea Seals, sent me a "Program for training US commando units". I asked him how he received these military training programs, but he declined to answer. I just had to shrug and sit at the computer ...
This article describes a program specifically designed to train recruits in a Ranger School. Many claim that it is even heavier than the Navy Seals program. Just like the previous one, this program is designed for general development, increase in strength and endurance. For those who are looking for purely bodybuilding programs, this article is unlikely to be interesting. Here you will find only simple, basic exercises, and you will still feel the smell of the barracks and the spirit of the field camp ...
Well, what are we, perfume? Forward!!!
Week 1
Day1
A. Swimming 100 meters (without a break, in any style, do not roll over on your back, do not touch the bottom and walls).
B. Marsh throw with a backpack (1 / 4 body weight); 3 miles in 45 minutes on a flat road or 1 an hour over rough terrain.
Day 2
A. Exercise Bike; 20 minutes 70% of maximum load.
B. Side jumps over a low bench or 10 rope jumps minutes (without a break).
Day 3
A. Pushups. The maximum number of repetitions in 30 seconds. 3 approach.
B. Run 3 miles (at a moderate pace, over 8-9 minutes).
C. Rope climbing or 3 approach of pull-ups on the crossbar (to failure); Marsh throw with a backpack (1 / 4 body weight); 5 miles per 1 hour 15 minutes on a flat road or 1 hours 40 minutes on rough terrain.
Day 4
A. Exercise Bike; 20 minutes, 70% of maximum load.
B. Sprint 40 yards (10 times, with 30-second pauses).
C. Swimming 15 meters.
Day 5
A. A march with a backpack (1 / 4 body weight), 5 miles per 1 hour 15 minutes on a level road or 1 hour 40 minutes on rough terrain.
Day 6
A. Push-ups 3 approach and torso (press), for 30 seconds the maximum number of repetitions.
B. Pull-ups on the 3 crossbar approach (to failure).
C. Swimming 200 meters.
Day 7
RECREATION
Week 2
Day 1
A. Marsh throw with a backpack (1 / 3 body weight); 8 miles in 2 hours on a flat road or 2 hours in 40 minutes over rough terrain.
Day 2
A. Exercise Bike; 20 minutes, 70% of maximum load.
Day 3
A. Pushups, pull-ups, torso lifts. The maximum number of repetitions in 35 seconds. 3 approach.
B. Run 5 miles (at a moderate pace, in 8-9 minutes).
C. Squats with a backpack (1 / 4 body weight), 3 approach for 30-50 reps. Perform "clean", until the end, legs bend at the knees to an angle of at least 90 degrees.
Day 4
A. Swimming 300 meters, without interruption; in any style, but not on the back.
Day 5
A. Marsh throw with a backpack (1 / 3 body weight); 10 miles in 3 hours on a flat road, or 4 hours in rough terrain.
Day 6
A. Pushups, pull-ups, torso lifts. The maximum number of repetitions in 35 seconds. 3 approach.
B. Exercise Bike; 20 minutes, 80% of maximum load.
C. Swimming 15 meters.
Day 7
RECREATION
Week 3
Day 1
A. Pushups, pull-ups, torso lifts. The maximum number of repetitions in 40 seconds. 4 approach.
B. Run 4 miles (at a moderate pace, over 7-8 minutes).
C. Squats with a backpack (1 / 3 body weight), 4 approach for 50 reps. Perform "clean", until the end, legs bend at the knees to an angle of at least 90 degrees.
Day 2
A. Exercise Bike; 20 minutes, 70% of maximum load.
B. Side jumps over a low bench or 12 rope jumps minutes (without a break).
Day 3
A. The march with a backpack (1 / 3 body weight, or at least 60 pounds); 12 miles in 3 hours on a flat road or 4 hours in rough terrain.
Day 4
A. Swimming 400 meters.
Day 5
A. Pushups, pull-ups, torso lifts. The maximum number of repetitions in 40 seconds. 4 approach.
B. Run 6 miles (fast paced over 7-8 minutes).
Day 6
A. Exercise Bike; 20 minutes, 70% of maximum load.
B. Side jumps over a low bench or 10 rope jumps minutes (without a break).
C. Swimming 15 meters.
Day 7
RECREATION
Week 4
Day 1
A. The march with a backpack (1 / 3 body weight, or at least 60 pounds); 8 miles in 2 hours on a flat road or 2 hours in 40 minutes over rough terrain.
Day 2
A. Swimming 400 meters.
B. Push-ups on the 4 bars approach (to failure).
C. Pushups, pull-ups, torso lifts. The maximum number of repetitions in 40 seconds. 4 approach.
Day 3
A. Running 6 miles (fast-moderate over 7-8 minutes).
B. Leg presses, toes, bending the legs, extending the legs of the 3 approach (8-12 repetitions).
Day 4
A. Pushups, pull-ups, torso lifts. The maximum number of repetitions in 40 seconds. 4 approach.
B. Exercise Bike; 25 minutes 85% of maximum load.
Day 5
A. The march with a backpack (1 / 3 body weight, or at least 75 pounds); 12 miles in 3 hours on a flat road or 4 hours in rough terrain.
Day 6
A. Pushups, pull-ups, torso lifts. The maximum number of repetitions in 40 seconds. 4 approach.
B. Jumping rope; 15 minutes without a break.
Day 7
RECREATION
Week 5
Day 1
A. Run 3 miles (fast pace, over 6-7 minutes).
B. Swimming 500 meters (without a break, any style, but not on the back).
C. Leg presses, lifting socks, bending the legs, extending the legs of the 3 approach (8-12 repetitions).
Day 2
A. Lateral jumping over a low bench or 12 rope jumping (without a break).
Day 3
RECREATION
Day 4
A. Swimming 400 meters
B. Push-ups on the 4 bars approach (to failure).
Day 5
A. The march with a backpack (1 / 3 body weight, or at least 75 pounds); 18 miles in 4 hours 30 minutes on a flat road or 6 hours in rough terrain.
Day 6
A. Pushups, pull-ups, torso lifts. The maximum number of repetitions in 40 seconds. 4 approach.
Day 7
RECREATION
U-f-f-f ... Yes, heavy program. Working on it, it would be useful to record your daily progress: the number of approaches, reps, lead time, etc. If you do not have an army backpack, you can replace it with an ordinary one. The main thing that he was heavy enough. In addition, as already mentioned in the previous article (about Fur Seals), you need enough nutrients and water. If you are going to use this program as a supplement to the basic training, then in order to maintain muscle mass, it is advisable to take glutamine in the days of forced marches and swimming.
Good luck to you! Unless, of course, decide ...
Y-aaaa!
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