Need advice for getting in shape

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Pharaoh19XX

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I'm looking for some advice... First off I am 5'6 and 120 pounds. I seriously want to get into shape for BUD/s or SFAS and was wondering what I should do to help build strength and endurance... I was wondering if doing something like MMA and Yoga on most days would help or am I going about it all wrong? What do you guys think is the best way to I should go about reaching my goals?
 
Might want to set your sights on one goal in specific because they have a few different requirements, physically speaking. Also it might help if you tried first to tackle the APFT or PFT for NSW stuff and see where you are as a baseline.
 
It's a shame that there are not a number of threads on the board about this very topic, or even a book or two written about it. Yep, a damn shame. Of course you may want to actually enlist in one of the 4 services and complete boot-camp first, but I tend to be a stickler for the details.
 
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I'm looking for some advice... First off I am 5'6 and 120 pounds. I seriously want to get into shape for BUD/s or SFAS and was wondering what I should do to help build strength and endurance... I was wondering if doing something like MMA and Yoga on most days would help or am I going about it all wrong? What do you guys think is the best way to I should go about reaching my goals?
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Jesus dude, your are 5'6 and 120 pounds? I'm 5'7 and a very solid 180...you need to put some mass on my boy, I know what we Marines carried around in our packs for "fun", your're going to end up with a whole hell of a lot more than that in any SF training you attempt to accomplish.
 
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Jesus dude, your are 5'6 and 120 pounds? I'm 5'7 and a very solid 180...you need to put some mass on my boy, I know what we Marines carried around in our packs for "fun", your going to end up with a whole hell of a lot more than that is any SF training you attempt to accomplish.
I weighed 120lbs at 5'8". There were guys smaller than me that passed RIP. Yeah mass is nice but it is not a pass/fail factor.
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I was just a hair under 5'10 and 165lbs when I joined, I bounced between 180-190 until I got fucked up. I would recommend staying as light as possible for as long as possible. The knees and ankles can only hold up for so long carrying a lot of muscle and equipment.

Think about it 165-175 was where I was normally, I beefed up to 180-190, and than started wearing 45-65lbs of fighting gear, and a ruck that could be anywhere from 65-100+ lbs. All the sudden my knee hurts, my ankle hurts, etc-etc.

Stay light, your joints will last longer.

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