5 Navy SEAL strategies to turn stress into success in any situation
Peak performance is a myth. It depends on perfect conditions, and life is rarely perfect. What matters more is optimal performance, which can be achieved within chaos.
I left the Navy SEALs after nearly 6 years because I wanted more action and didn't want to end up a lonely man
Thinking of the long-term impact of a military career, I realized that 20-plus years as a SEAL could mean serious bodily injuries and strained personal relationships. I couldnât afford to go down that path.
The Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza interview: "As a team, you can accomplish anything"
Mendoza: In the army, I was trained to be adaptable, which is crucial in high-stakes situations. You must adjust quickly, especially when plans derail.
From Rifles to Rockets, These Are the 32 Weapons Navy SEALs Use Daily
Force Blue connects retired Navy SEALs with conservation efforts, utilizing their exceptional diving skills and experience to contribute to ocean health and marine life restoration.
The Guns America's Elite Navy SEALs Rely on in Combat
The Navy SEALs, founded by President Kennedy in 1962, are essential for the U.S. military, executing crucial maritime operations and direct enemy engagements.