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Running Debate - Miles Before BUDS - CSS Critiques + Live QA with Stew Smith

How many miles per week should you run before attending SEAL Training? This is the most common question asked by candidates preparing for the high attrition rate school known as Basic Underwater Demolition SEAL Training (BUD/S). Honestly, it depends on your athletic history, injury history, and running ability, but the answers from people with opinions are all over the place and range from 20-25 miles a week to 50+ miles per week. I am in the camp that as long as you are within a range of miles between 25 and 40 miles per week, you are solid, but you also have to be able to run several miles at a 7-minute mile pace. The reason for this level of pacing is that every week, you will have a 4-mile timed run wearing boots and pants on the hard-packed sandy beaches of Coronado. Being able to easily do a 28-minute, 4-mile timed run in these conditions requires considerable conditioning to learn that pace. This goal pace will set you up to be in the top 25% of the class when you start and 4 minutes under the minimum standard of 32 minutes. While it is true that all you have to do is pass a 32-minute run in the first phase, there are better ways to begin your special ops journey than flirting with the minimum standards. All it takes is a bad day, and you have a failure on your record. You are allowed to make it up, but if you do not meet the standard in any event at BUD/S, you will be kicked out or rolled back to the beginning of training (if you are lucky). Everyone’s needs are different, but the standards are the same at BUD/S. Some running athletes do not need to double down on their running strength but must work on their overall strength and durability, as load-bearing activities will challenge them more than any timed running event. For those athletes in the strength and power field, running and doing calisthenics more and lifting less is the journey that will help you with the needed endurance, muscle stamina, and overall work capacity to make it through training. Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/61646124...