Comments: Great workout. Bench went extremely well, ususally i cant get more than 3-4 reps after a big trip. My all time pr was probably 8-9 reps so Im very happy. Squat wasnt that great....but I'm counting on it to get back up there. I did enjoy it though. DB Row was fantastic, my strength has skyrocketed on these. Before I was getting 15 reps. My left arm form wasnt as strict though
I dont wanna sound ignorant but what is the heirachy (sp?) of the differant sections of the US army? Im guessing the most advanced is the Seals or the Rangers but I have to be honest and say I dont really know much about it lol
I dont wanna sound ignorant but what is the heirachy (sp?) of the differant sections of the US army? Im guessing the most advanced is the Seals or the Rangers but I have to be honest and say I dont really know much about it lol
it all depends at the way you look at it. Right now I'm just shooting for infantry officer....which will be hard enough to get. Then I will think about rangers and all that. SEALs are in the navy btw. Rangers tend to be for fast hard hitting stuff....kicking in doors and taking names. US Army Special Forces (also called green berets) tend to do more counter-insurgency work, such as working with guerillas against a regime.
If I had to go with a particular group I'd pick Air Force Pararescue whose training is seriously underrated. If it was limited to Army I would have to go with Delta force...
Ramnares: Yeah pararescue are pretty BA but they are a little different than say Rangers, you arent gonna send a platoon of pararescue to take down a building complex. However they basically are trained in everything every other special ops does...which is pretty impressive.
BTW 80% of delta operators are former rangers.....