The Book Also Covers: • Gear you might want to have. • Requirements on becoming a SEAL. • Physical and Mental requirements for taking the physical test. • Getting ready to take the screen test. • Mental requirements and preparation for BUD/S. • A special section on wives and girlfriends. • Obstacles and swims. • Pre BUD/S, 1st Phase, 2nd Phase, 3rd Phase, Post BUD/S, and The Teams • Steps on going U.S. Navy SEALs. • Steps at BUD/S and after. • What you should know about SWCC. • Talking with your local Navy recruiter. • Forms your going to see from your local navy recruiter. • As well as all the frequently asked questions and answers that I have received over the years. The bottom line is that I've been a SEAL Motivator for years now, and have seen the worst of how people have been screwed around by their local recruiters. I have seen enough to want to make sure that what happened to me back in 1985 doesn't happen to YOU. It's not a good feeling to be lied to when joining up and only to find out at boot camp what you were promised in the recruiting office and MEPS doesn't happen. I want you to take the info from this book and prepare yourself so when you go into your local Navy recruiting office; you know you are in control of your future in the Navy and that you are confident that you will walk out with a SEAL Challenge Contract. I can tell you upfront that the Navy is looking for guys that qualify for the program and want to be a Navy SEAL above anything else in life. I put a lot of my time into this book, and I know that if you take the time to read it thoroughly you will get a lot out of this book. When I retired there were no plans to replace the SEAL Motivators so there will be even fewer people around to help get you into BUD/S. Just remember, that the only thing I can do is help get you in, it's up to you to make it through. After all "The Only Easy Day Was Yesterday"...HooYah!!! « Previous Page Next Page »