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Surviving Marine Corps Boot Camp: The Ultimate Guide to Preparing for Marine Corps Recruit Training
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About Surviving Marine Corps Boot Camp: The Ultimate
While there are many books about Marine Corps Boot Camp, nobody tells you the harsh reality — that only 40% of recruits make it through Marine Corps Boot Camp on their first try. Many recruits are sent back in training because they failed a physical fitness test or didn’t pass a knowledge exam. Don’t let it be you. This is a big deal because the longer you stay at boot camp — the less likely it is that you’ll succeed and earn the title of United States Marine. You’re also paid less while in boot camp! Meaning a two-week setback would pay for 10 copies of this book — well worth it, right? So how do you prepare for Marine Corps Recruit Training? Believe it or not, it’s not just about running a fast 3-mile and doing a lot of pull-ups. In this book, you’re going to learn exactly what you need to survive Marine Corps Boot Camp. When you’ve completed this book you’ll understand: The complete Marine Corps Recruit Training schedule and what it takes to succeed Games Drill Instructors play How to run faster and further (with proper form) Marine Corps enlistment requirements and waivers The body’s energy systems and how to use food as fuel How to deal with injuries and setbacks How to build muscle and develop the strength needed for military life How to discipline yourself and develop mental toughness Marine Corps Rank Structure Basic recruit knowledge All you’ve ever wanted to know about the Crucible And, you’ll also receive a complete 12-week fitness guide that takes you through strength training, running, and hiking with a weighted pack — that will get you completely ready for the rigors of boot camp. What are you waiting for? Isn’t earning the title of United States Marine worth the price of a small paperback book?
