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Hey folks, this is Mark Devine.

Welcome back to The Unbeatable Mind Podcast.

Thanks so much for being here today.

Super appreciate your time. I know you've got a lot of things vying for your attention.

So I won't waste your time. Before I introduce my guest, Mark Patterson, we are going to talk a little bit about Seal Fit today.

Many of you have heard about that business or participated in our training. If you haven't and maybe you don't know about it,

then it's the training I started in 2007,

really to help seal and other spec ops candidates

dominate their selection training

and also become better warriors in the Vukk environment that they face.

And the programs have worked. I mean anecdotally, although it's hard to collect the stats over 90% of the candidates that I train or we train

My coaches and I make it through their training pipelines and a lot of the techniques that we've developed over the years are now being integrated into Seal Bud's training as well as the

parar rescue training and are being used by other military units. So it's very kind of gratifying to see that come full circle.

At any rate, the program, like I said, initially was four military

specoffs, but I had a lot of civilians come to me and say, hey, that looks pretty interesting.

50 hours and non-stop physical mental training based on Hell Week, can I do it?

And after a little bit of thought, I said, well, if you're crazy enough to do that, go for it,

but I'm not going to water down the standards.

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