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Question for MIKE CAVISTON Since this is pretty much the first direct question about Stew Smith since the forum was re-launched several months ago, I’m going to reproduce a couple posts from 2009 and 2010. In general, I encourage you to use caution when incorporating Stew’s routines into your program. But do your homework and make your own decisions. [ From two years ago] I haven’t met Stew Smith. I have a copy of his “The Complete Guide to Navy SEAL Fitness” and I’ve checked out his web page a few times, but I don’t claim to have mastered every nuance of his program. I’ve talked to many candidates and BUD/S students who tell me they have benefited from Stew’s materials. Stew is of course a former SEAL and has experienced BUD/S from the inside, but is not affiliated with NSW.
12 Weeks To Buds Workout
Those of us currently working at the Center have the advantage of knowing what is demanded of today’s BUD/S students, have access to data on performance and injuries of recent students, and can give advice accordingly. Stew Smith organizes his program according to many training principles I strongly endorse. It is BUD/S-specific and is formatted progressively across several activities for the duration of the program, which is all good. Jonathan [a forum user] draws attention to some specific aspects of the program, so let me address those. I strongly encourage the inclusion of resistance training (weight lifting) as preparation for BUD/S. Calisthenics are necessary but not sufficient by themselves.
I’ve provided some basic guidelines for strength training a few times, and I’m working on developing more comprehensive guidelines that should answer all questions related to strength training. [See “STRENGTH TRAINING: START HERE” for more updated info.] Regarding Hypoxic Swimming: this is technically different from underwater breath-hold swimming, since it involves holding your breath while swimming on the surface. I’m not sure it is any safer, so I would discourage it.
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(Note that underwater breath-hold swimming is EXPRESSLY forbidden except during the highly supervised evolutions conducted by qualified Instructors.) Even if safety wasn’t an issue, I question the effectiveness of hypoxic training. The best way to deprive your muscles of oxygen is simply to go faster. I could go on at length with a technical discussion, but short answer, I don’t support the use of hypoxic training for BUD/S. The Run/Swim/Run concept (or at least Run/Swim or Swim/Run) is valid and effective. For advanced followers of the NSW Physical Training Guide, it becomes necessary to run and swim on the same days a couple times a week to get in the prescribed LSD mileage.
But I wouldn’t encourage the format for beginners. As for flutter kicks, as I’ve written several times when answering other questions, I would definitely incorporate them as well as lunges into prep for BUD/S. Stew Smith describes several useful PT exercises and I would encourage you to do them all occasionally for general conditioning and a little variety. I think Stew’s recommendations for sets and reps tend to be a little excessive, though certainly possible if you build your volume properly. For me, it is a question of the best use of time, which is often a limited resource. The amount of time you spend doing calisthenics has to be balanced with the time you spend running, swimming, lifting, stretching, cross-training, etc. But use your own judgment if the routines appeal to you and you have the time.