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| October 14, 2009
SEAL Strong Nation’s 36-hour Challenge Class 1009 in Clearwater, Florida started with a 3 hour swim clinic on the combat side stroke (CSS) which was followed by 40 hours of monster mash sled dog PT featuring ‘The Man in Grey Suit” and walk through the woods, a leisurely swim in the bay, ice cold dippings, and ended with a nice massage. heh. |
December 28, 2009
36-Hour Challenge put on in Clearwater Florida by former Navy SEALs give the participants a taste of the kind of training it’s takes to become an elite Navy SEAL. HooYah Class 1209! |
April 02, 2009
36 (make that 40) Hour Challenge; Tampa / Clearwater; March 2009 |
| January 08, 2009
SEAL Strong Nation 36 Hour Challenge 1208 – the boat crews carry a kayak filled with sand bags 5 miles. Ohhh Yeah |
January 06, 2009
Ohh Yeah! “Overall – this had to be the best challenge ever” says one attendee. 5 miles boat races filled with sand, 5 mile sand bag carry, monster mash PT, POW mission, ice bucket of woe… and lots and lots mo. |
January 08, 2009
SEAL Strong Nation.com – Pull Ups from the 36-hour Challenge; Class 1208 … and you know it don’t come easy |
| January 08, 2009
Class 1208 – The Boat Crews log race during the 36-Challenge. |
May 17, 2008
SEAL Strong Nation Challenge December 2007. Congratulations to all participants. HooYah! |
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| March 2010 Ohhh yeah, the instructors find a steel pier to chill out on, add in a 5 mile log carry, a bear crawl march, lots and lots of fun on the beach including a three-body pull/drag, learning the combat side stroke, hand-to-hand combat, staying under cover and of course to never ever quit. | December 17, 2010 “The Mean 14″ endured the cold surf, endless ‘Chilly Dips’, bear crawls, belly flops, carrying ‘Misery Loves Company’, the PST, the double-beach-buddy drag, lessons in CSS and Jiu jitsu and plenty of time with a zodiac. | March 2011 The instructors deliver on their promise of ‘the most authentic “Hellweek-like” experience there is’. 3 hours of Log PT, Open Ocean Swims, Surf Conditioning, Introduction to the Mud Flats, It Pays to be a Winner, and a valuable lesson in what it means to “Take care of your gear and your gear will take care of you” Spring Break SEALStrong at Clearwater Beach and the toasty warm (69 degrees) waters of the Gulf of Mexico. HOOYAH 311! |