Alright I'm working my way to being a 75th Airborne Ranger. I have all these bought flash cards over the Ranger hand book, memorized the creed to the point I say it when I wake up and fall asleep, lost 60lbs (played college fullback been leading the way since day 1), run 20 some miles a week (working to 40), lift 5 days a week, can do 25 pullups in a row for example, I'm 5ft 5in 180lbs very broad 5ft 5in dwarf, recovered fully from my left acl and right shoulder labrum surgeries in 6 months (fully released also due to college football), have a bachelors in human performance coaching, do 100s of pushups/situps/body squats just all day long on the hour (aka power hours), drink on weekends, use atleast 6-8 hours out of my day since I have no job, just graduated and am waiting to go to basic to study and focus on Ranger stuff, watch all the vids and getting the know how about Rangers, read all the history I can so far, live by spartan discipline (Spartan Discipline by Dominic Mann), have Ranger pro app, tie all my ranger knots everyday atleast 5 times (repel seat is included), run a 15 min 2 mile (I had acl surgery 7 months ago and itll be 13 after basic don't hate too hard right now, my knees are finally able to handle serious strain now and has gone down 4 min in the past month), have fully passed all my needed asvab stuff to "properly qualify for The Rangers", haven't taken a worthless hott shower in 7 months (ice cold showers for 10 minutes while listening to Jocko is the best beginning and ending to a day there is). What else do I need to be doing? I will become a Ranger just looking for some serious advice from some serious guys. Currently waiting for basic on some waivers for all my surgeries (left and right acls and right labrum that has no metal). Sorry for the length. Just felt it needed detail. Hope this is posted correctly also. If not please Grill accordingly.