Hell Weeks News Today

An investigation into the death of Kyle Mullen during the Navy SEALS' Hell Week may lead to reform

In the wake of recruit Kyle Mullen’s death last year, the Navy has taken the rare step of moving to punish three senior officers involved in SEAL training — with some of Mullen's classmates alleging negligence and abuse during the grueling process becoming a member the elite unit

David Goggins, a triathlete, ultramarathoner and retired Navy SEAL, is often nicknamed "the toughest man alive" or "the world's toughest man" for his extreme athletic feats.

There’s no doubt the Navy SEALs have been a point of pride for the U.S. Navy and our local community. After all, the elite military operators train and live...

In preparation for their end-of-semester concerts, Cornell’s a cappella groups have spent time practicing intensely during the rehearsal period that the a cappella community calls “Hell Week.” 

In my BUD/S (Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL) training class we had a guy, "Eli", finish Hell Week, report to medical for back pain and it was discovered

I will let you all in on a little secret: there are some ways to make Hell Week just a wee bit more survivable.

MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: March 5, 2021 Armando Ortiz begins his run across Edmonds Friday morning. (Photo courtesy Susan Powell) Starting at 8 a.m. Friday, Edmonds resident Armando Ortiz began running across Edmonds to raise money for the Edmonds Food Bank. This is no ordinary run, however. Ortiz will be running four miles every four hours for 48 hours. According to friend Susan Powell, Ortiz is responding to the 4x4x48 Facebook challenge from “his idol” David Goggins, a retired Navy S...