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With your host, Denny K.

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And now, toes forward, hips locked,

shoulders set, and retract those scampulas.

It's time for some knowledge songs.

Hey everyone. Thanks for tuning into Power Athlete Radio.

Andy Stumpf is our guest this week.

He is a 17-year Navy veteran who spent much of that time as a seal and buds instructor.

During his time serving, Andy became intimately familiar with just how devastating the loss of a brother in arms can be both for our families and the military community.

This is the driving force behind his project, Man on a Mission. Here how Andy plans on making

one epic jump to break four world records. As Andy states, the jump itself is merely a publicity

gimmick to engage the public and raise awareness of the Navy SEAL Foundation.

Of course, the crew has a number of questions about what the preparation, training, and

execution of such a challenging jump will entail. Although Andy joins us to discuss the

somber and noble pursuit of supporting the families of fallen service members, the power

athlete can't help

but round the conversation out with a good old-fashioned debate about the plausibility of various

jumps seen in action movies. Can we expect to see Andy as a stunt double in the next

installation of Fast and Furious? To find out, tune in. This is episode 126.

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