More On Navy SEAL Training

For the non-swimming athlete, preparing for jobs that are aquatic in nature is a progression of learning and conditioning.

Getting good at all the elements of fitness that apply specifically to your selection program is critical to success.

Sometime throughout the training pipeline, a SEAL candidate will be introduced to the SEAL Tactical Athlete Program (TAP)...

If you’re getting ready for the future challenges of military training and testing, it’s smart to be honest with yourself.

No matter what you're prepping for, fitting in a swim can be tough. Here are some ideas for building swim confidence.

Do not get too tied up into your height and weight, because it is just one factor of a person's chances of success or failure...

A young man in the Marine infantry is considering transferring into Navy SEAL training after his initial four-year contract.

There is one thing that all special ops selection programs have in common: They are designed to expose weaknesses.

Military physical fitness has evolved with human performance programs focusing on tactical fitness and resilience training.

If you're looking to become a Navy SEAL one day, get in top shape with these 10 tips from SEAL and fitness guru Stew Smith.