Archive: Books

In the pursuit of peak physical performance and unyielding mental fortitude, the world of military workouts serves as an unparalleled source of inspiration. These workouts, designed to forge elite soldiers and warriors, encapsulate the essence of discipline, resilience, and functional strength. As we embark on a journey through the literary arsenal of fitness, our exploration... Read More

American Sniper: The Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper in U.S. Military History What a remarkable story of heroism, patriotism, and self-sacrifice by an even more remarkable American, Chris Kyle. A Navy SEAL and highly trained sniper, Kyle is even more remarkable in his straightforward admittance that his accomplishments alone are not to be lauded,... Read More

Exploring the stories and heritage of the U.S. Army Rangers through books is an enlightening adventure into courage, bravery, and specialized training. These soldiers represent the pinnacle of excellence in military service, showcasing resilience, skill, and unwavering commitment. In this collection, we embark on a compelling journey through gripping stories, personal accounts, and historical analyses... Read More

Check out our SGPT review for the book Fearless. It has turned out to be one of the best books I have read in years. Check out the Youtube video below and listen to my review. I picked up a used copy from a friend and I read through it in a few days. A... Read More

Check out the review for the book – 8 Weeks to SEALFIT by Coach Mark Divine. I personally worked with Coach Divine for several years and picked up a copy of this book as a training guide to become a coach at SEALFIT in Encinitas, California. If you click on any link we may get... Read More

Check out the Lone Survivor book review – I think this is one of the best military books written in years. This book is a compelling, easy read that you will find hard to put down. The first part takes you through SEAL training in Coronado, CA and gives you a deep appreciation for just... Read More

Unbeatable Mind Workbook Review Unbeatable Mind: Forge Resiliency and Mental Toughness to Succeed at an Elite Level (Third Edition) extremely helpful to bettering my focus on everyday life. There are no secrets in the book, rather a takes a combination of best practices. The book shows you how to apply them. I am a husband,... Read More

KILL BIN LADEN by Dalton Fury is one of the best of the many books published in the past 15 years about the hunt for Osama bin Laden. This specific book by Dalton Fury (a pen name) gives interesting details about the hunt on the ground, 2001-2002. Delta Force was going after bin Laden with... Read More

The Heart and the Fist: The Education of a Humanitarian, the Making of a Navy SEAL a book review. This book should be required reading for anyone with an interest in service–from the Peace Corps to the Marine Corps. It is a riveting true life tale of a modern day renaissance man. From humanitarian intervention... Read More

Check out the reviews and comments for the book “Mind Gym” An Athletes Guide to Inner Excellence. Mind Gym : An Athlete’s Guide to Inner Excellence Actually, the book was recommended by one of my former athletes, a state champion. I read hers and purchased one of my own to use for athlete motivation so... Read More

Review of The Book of Five Rings by Miyamoto Musashi The book of Five Rings was written in 1643 by Miyamoto Musashi, undefeated dueler, , masterless samurai and independent teacher. What is known about him is that the first time he killed a man he was thirteen, and his last kill was at twenty-nine. At... Read More

There was a point in my life that I was trudging along day to day. I was full of in-decision. Unsure what to do with my life. I was so sick and tired of being sick and tired. One day I saw a small glimmer of hope as I asked myself tough questions. If you... Read More

8 Weeks to SEALFIT revised edition Review Jumping into this program taught me something really important: you cannot HIDE from the work required here. I’ve been doing more traditional weight lifting and strength programs at the gym over the last many months, and while the plans and programs have gone rather well for me, in... Read More

The Magic of Believing book review I first heard about “The Magic of Believing” in 1988, listening to a late-night talk show out of Los Angeles — he was absolutely sold on it and kept bringing on celebrity guests who felt the same way, and I eventually bought a copy. I was skeptical going in,... Read More