Join us for a celebration on an exclusive episode of SOCOM Athlete's podcast "Send Me" with Olympian/CCT Mike Hazle & Army Ranger Pearce Cucchissi discussing BIG announcements & the recent San Clemente IV Hell Day event, featuring a record-breaking 44 students; A special shoutout to the Recon Sniper Foundation for sponsoring the event. Jason, Mike, and Pearce discuss the recent SOCOM Athlete students graduating the SEAL, TACP, SARC, CCT, and Army Ranger pipelines, training tips & advice, and a detailed AAR (After Action Report) of the record-breaking San Clemente Hell Day IV event.
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SOCOM Athlete has conducted 40 Hell Days events across the United States since November 2017, immersing over 700 students into an intense team environment providing: credentialed instructors from various Special Operations backgrounds, rubber training rifles, tactical litters, large training logs, challenging scenarios, physical & mental stress, and more; replicating a training environment similar to Navy SEAL BUD/S Hell Week, USAF A&S, Army Ranger/Special Forces Assessment & Selection, etc. Students are administered an official Fitness Test (PST/PFT/PAST), and are then are exposed to strenuous environmental elements such as: cold water submersion, stress induced from instructors, team runs/ruck marches, challenging tasks & timelines, and more. Weaknesses & strengths are exposed in each student throughout the event, providing real-time proof/analysis of whether the student possesses necessary traits to become a Special Operator. Traits we analyze:
-physical performance
-resiliency/will-power
-leadership ability
-task-performing accuracy & precision under stress
-communication under stress
-confidence accomplishing tasks under the water
-cognitive learning
-memory retention
Got what it takes!? Read more at the SOCOM Athlete website, and join us for the next Hell Day weekend near YOU.
Join us for a celebration on an exclusive episode of SOCOM Athlete's podcast "Send Me" with Olympian/CCT Mike Hazle & Army Ranger Pearce Cucchissi discussing BIG announcements & the recent San Clemente IV Hell Day event, featuring a record-breaking 44 students; A special shoutout to the Recon Sniper Foundation for sponsoring the event. Jason, Mike, and Pearce discuss the recent SOCOM Athlete students graduating the SEAL, TACP, SARC, CCT, and Army Ranger pipelines, training tips & advice, and a detailed AAR (After Action Report) of the record-breaking San Clemente Hell Day IV event.
• Become a Patreon Donor to support us & keep the podcast going: https://www.patreon.com/socomathlete
• SOCOM Athlete Website: https://www.socomathlete.com/
• Follow SOCOM Athlete Instagram: https://instagram.com/socomathlete/
• Subscribe to our YouTube Channel:
(With One Click!): http://www.youtube.com/c/SOCOMAthlete?sub_confirmation=1
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/socomathlete/
SOCOM Athlete has conducted 40 Hell Days events across the United States since November 2017, immersing over 700 students into an intense team environment providing: credentialed instructors from various Special Operations backgrounds, rubber training rifles, tactical litters, large training logs, challenging scenarios, physical & mental stress, and more; replicating a training environment similar to Navy SEAL BUD/S Hell Week, USAF A&S, Army Ranger/Special Forces Assessment & Selection, etc. Students are administered an official Fitness Test (PST/PFT/PAST), and are then are exposed to strenuous environmental elements such as: cold water submersion, stress induced from instructors, team runs/ruck marches, challenging tasks & timelines, and more. Weaknesses & strengths are exposed in each student throughout the event, providing real-time proof/analysis of whether the student possesses necessary traits to become a Special Operator. Traits we analyze:
-physical performance
-resiliency/will-power
-leadership ability
-task-performing accuracy & precision under stress
-communication under stress
-confidence accomplishing tasks under the water
-cognitive learning
-memory retention
Got what it takes!? Read more at the SOCOM Athlete website, and join us for the next Hell Day weekend near YOU.