The program involves rigorous training for those with prosthetic attachments to keep calm under pressure in extreme circumstances while swimming for elite swim teams.
The speaker describes the tactics of surviving in a competitive atmosphere and playing the games of survivability in order to stay afloat.
Lack of performance and weak motivation are some reasons why students quit SEAL training, according to a former proctor.
The speaker shares a personal experience of how they overcame intimidation from two very large men by telling the truth and focusing on getting the necessary shots.
Playing a dynamic and fast-paced game of underwater football using a torpedo unlocked confidence and performance for many players, as they became fully engaged in the game.