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Navy SEAL Workout Series (1 of 10): The Need For Speed

video Navy SEAL Workout Series (1 of 10): The Need For Speed

The Navy SEALs workout will improve your speed & agility with any sport you're playing.
No matter if you are an elite athlete or a weekend warrior,
Take your workout to the next level.
www.navy.com/seals

20 comments

Jan 6, 2012. 12:31 PMprofessor awsome says:

It says the video is private

Sep 13, 2008. 12:43 PMdjsc says:

okay, is it just me or do none of the vids in this series work anymore? time to take them down?

Oct 22, 2008. 12:19 PMUnited States Navy (author) says:

You'll find that videos 1, 2, 4, 5 are back and running. I've also added a new video, #8. The rest should be updated soon. Apologies for the long delay!

Jul 13, 2011. 8:12 PMphand124 says:

ive tried watching 1 2 4 and 5 they all say "This video is private" do you think you could re-fix it?

Jul 23, 2011. 8:16 PMpheonix991 says:

Same here.

Mar 12, 2008. 4:54 PMSteamKit says:

This is neat with exercising, but for some reason I get the sneaking sensation this is a mild recruiting ploy. Then again maybe it's all the garbage recruitment mail I get in my box.

Jul 4, 2011. 10:44 PMaffitfather says:

For a group like the SEALs, you don't suddenly decide your gonna be a SEAL. If you are fit enough to be a SEAL, you're not using these videos.

Sep 17, 2009. 4:18 AM

Pazzerz says:

Seems to me that the SeALs were originally a pretty hush-hush group, which was a big plus for them. Suddenly there are hundreds of books, TV shows and now instructables publishing what their enemies should never know. How can you call this responsible?

Jul 4, 2011. 10:43 PMaffitfather says:

After so many years, most information is declassified, not all but most.

Nov 6, 2009. 2:56 PMdarkbudda says:

The enemy may even know how you train, he still doesn't really know how you fight. Especially when you use the element of surprise. Dirty tricks is the key... and I think the U.S. Navy SeALs would have alot of them.