Navy SEAL Fitness Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 52 reviews. Read all reviews for Navy SEAL Fitness for iPhone.
Navy SEAL Fitness is paid iOS app published by Double Dog Studios
Best app out there!
Majepicness
There are lots of military fitness apps, but this one is the best. I am currently training for BUD/S, and I have found this app very helpful.
Useful App
Ftshh
This is an extremely useful app whether you are preparing for the Navy or just want to get fit. As a kinesiology major I found it to be a great tool to reference, as all of the information here has been pulled directly from college txt books. Highly recommended!
Very thorough!
MacDaddy58
This app covers many physiological themes and more importantly, how they relate not only to SEAL training but ALL training methods.
Nutrition Expert In Your Hands!!!
Matt491938
Even though you need to purchase the nutrition guide in order to complete the guide, I'd say a buck is well worth it. I was skeptical of buying this app but grateful I made the choice to do so! 2 thumbs up!!!
Navy Seal fitness fantastic
Fmr Navy doc
Solid info, from nutrition to conditioning to injury prevention. Worth every penny.
OUTSTANDING!
Seguro que si
I was apprehensive at first, but after my first glance at several of the chapters, I'm all in! If you know fitness and are serious about maintaining, this is a good start to get the information that you need. A+
Most comprehensive fitness guide I've ever seen
Rob loves22
I have done martial arts for 20 years and this is the most comprehensive fitness guide I've ever seen, blows away "Men's Heath," mag stuff, and that stuff is good. I was surprised. Most people think of strength, endurance, and calorie burning when they think about a workout, but this gets into a lot more than that and you learn why Seals would be in much better shape than most anyone and what you'd have to do to get there. Most of us never will, yet trying to do even some of what they're doing put me in much better shape so I have to recommend. It's not surprising that when people who are in this kind of shape go on missions it's usually "mission accomplished."