Just wanted to share my first run through our obstacle course. We have been working on this project for a few months in between training events. This is Phase 1, we will be adding much more onto this, but as it stands it was pretty challenging. That 48 foot long traverse wall is pretty tiring! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKsfxQZJrPI

https://www.fullspectrumwarrior.us Big THANK YOU to Joe Del Campo of The Excalibur Group for providing video footage!! http://www.excaliburgroup.org/ At the 1st Annual Navy SEAL Museum "Bridge Challenge," this SEAL took on the challenge with a twist. He did it with his K9! Not knowing that the challenge was a double cable ladder climb of 70 ft, vs a standard cable ladder climb of 35 ft or less. He climbs 2/3 of the way up and his grip is smoked. The weight of his dog pulling him further away form the ladder with every breath. He resorts to hugging the ladder to keep from peeling off backwards. The dog stays calm, trusting him that they will make it through. He does not know how he can possible make it any further at this point. Even when you think you're done and can't go any further, there's always that warrior inside you who refuses to give up and wants stay in the fight! With the crowd cheering him on, and the reputation of the "Teams" to uphold, this SEAL digs deep with 15-20 ft more to climb and starts putting the rungs of the ladder in a "head lock" one rung at a time because his grip had given out, but he had not! There are people counting on you, and watching you and your actions! Please reflect on times when you could have given more, or times when you went the extra mile. Identify them and use this as a reminder. And the next time you think of quitting, DON'T!!! There is always a better option: to succeed!!! For more information on the "Full Spectrum Warrior" program, please visit https://www.fullspectrumwarrior.us Want to participate in this challenge next year? Visit http://www.navysealmuseum.com for more info! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53cg22iTxGE