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Heroes of Tomorrow Training Programs at StewSmithFitness.com

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Heroes of Tomorrow Training Programs 
(Information / Location / Updated 2023 Schedule)

FREE WORKOUTS!!!!

The Heroes of Tomorrow program was developed by former Navy SEAL Stew Smith CSCS / fitness author.  We can help prepare you for ANY profession that requires a Physical Fitness Test and YOU pay nothing for the training!  Warning - it is rather advanced but we can scale it back a bit and teach running and swimming techniques and help you build up to your goal level of fitness.

These Free Workouts are for men and women preparing for military, police, fire fighter professions (active duty or veterans too) in Severna Park Maryland - as well as other cities with volunteer trainers - See chart below:

We build tactical athletes using a Seasonal Tactical Fitness Periodization Training Model (read more).

StewSmithFitness.com is a fitness information company focused on fitness testing programs for entrance into military, special operations, police, and fire fighting communities.  Heroes of Tomorrow is our passion and we specialize in tactical fitness - in fact - we train local young men and women for free more than 500-600 hours a year / over 3000 students.  We call them the Heroes of Tomorrow.  

FREE WORKOUTS FOR PRE-MILITARY,
Spec Ops,
Police, FIRE FIGHTERS
Severna Park, MD

LOCAL SCHEDULE 
Swimming pool/ is open but for individual lane reservations at this time due to virus. We still coach but not in big groups and in varied times through the day - see SPCC Aquatics Schedule 

Who is eligible for this training?  Those who are serving, have served, or planning on serving in the near future (military, police, fire fighters recruits / candidates). But by invitation only - so email or call to confirm availability and space for joining us. 

Winter Training Cycle

 Our Weekly Schedule:  6am Mon-Fri

Wed is 6am (indoors at SPCC)
8am on Saturday 

Mon 6am at SPCC - Upper / Run / Swim

Tues 6am at SPCC- MOBILITY / Swim

Wed 6am at SPCC - LEG DAY TESTS
See link - Mobility Day

Thurs - 6am at SPCC - MOBILITY / Swim

Friday 6am Sandy Point State Park (Blue Parking lot) 

Sat 8am - USNA -  gate 8 parking lot

*SPCC - Severna Park Community Center (upper parking lot)

IF YOU ARE ATTENDING YOU NEED TO FILL OUT THIS QUESTIONNAIRE / WAIVER OF LIABILITY (click here to open) 

Other Cities with FREE
Heroes of Tomorrow Workouts

Instructor City Contact
Arizona Alex Puskarich Phoenix Area pftrainingaz@gmail.com

California Gary Rossi San Diego Area or Napa - Twisted Oak Ranch Cell
8585387988
glirossi107@gmail.com

Colorado

Shannon Bray Denver Cell
3036412445
info@kicksforwarriors.org
Connecticut Pat Bonis South Kent bonisp@southkentschool.org
860-671-9147
Florida Fred Wissing Pensacola fargo007@gmail.com

Georgia

Tim Neighbors Alpharetta nntn14@aol.com
 

Hawaii

Don Pump Kailua, Ewa Beach

Cell 2015383017 dp@AmericanTacticalDevelopment.com

Illinois

Tyler Graven Sullivan, IL twgraven@eiu.edu
217-433-8627

Iowa

Taylor Yockney Sioux City Cell (208) 598-5935
 YockeyT139@Gmail.com 

Kansas

Joe Hathaway St. John, Great Bend, Pratt Cell
6206175414
hathawayj@bartonccc.edu

Maryland

Stew Smith Severna Park / Annapolis stew@stewsmith.com
See chart above.
Massachusets Nate Lampert Hopkintown organeruck@gmail.com

North Carolina

Kameron Abshire Raleigh NC EliteTacticalFitness@
Yahoo.com
  
North Carolina Brad Hollingsworth Wilmington
NC

brad@aegishumanperformance.com

North Carolina Rob Cannon Cornelius  gnarlygoat@me.com

North Carolina

Andrew Hodges, CSCS Cary  hiddenreef@bellsouth.net
Oregon Greg Amorelli Eugene Gregory.amorelli@gmail.com 
 / 541-944-9125

Tennessee

Kenton Boutwell MS, CSCS Nashville /
Clarksville

kentonboutwell@gmail.com

Texas

Paul Chalk San Antonio pchalk27@yahoo.com
Texas Ransom Holland
 
Beaumont
(plus Port Arthur Region)
ransom.holland@hotmail.com

Utah

Michael Ogden mikeptfit@gmail.com

CANADA

Tyler Greason

Abbotsford, BC, & Langley, BC

dirkswagger@hotmail.com

 


Email or call prior to attending to confirm time / location of training sessions.

Programs That Are Cycles of Periodization

What elements of fitness do you need to focus on to have the ability to get TO and THROUGH Training and stay operational?  ALL OF THEM.  Getting good at all the elements of fitness is required and as your tactical journey continues, being able to structure your training so you can recover and have meaningful longevity within your career is the ultimate goal. After all, you will be older longer than you are younger in any career you choose. 

For over 20 years now, I have been coaching and writing about a form of tactical fitness periodization created for the tactical athlete candidate as well as the active duty operator.  Many questions occur during the transition from one cycle to another.  Some prefer a sharp change from running to non-impact cardio cycles, which is very helpful when feeling the peak of running overuse injuries starting to occur.  Some prefer a gradual bell curve approach to building up to a peak and a reverse progression during the transition of one cycle to another.  Here are some options as you progress through calisthenics cycles into more lifting cycles, running cycles into non-impact cardio cycles, or into sprinting high intensity interval training cycles. 

But see WHICH BOOK IS RIGHT FOR ME
The Pipeline of Training Options: 

    

BOOKs
Navy SEAL Weight Training Book
Complete Guide to Navy SEAL Fitness Book  

It depends:  The Complete Guide to Navy SEAL Fitness is a classic and focuses on high rep calisthenics and running and swimming base.  You will build up your running over 12-18 weeks to 20 miles but very fast paced focus on both the 1.5 mile run for the PST and the 4 mile timed run for weekly run test at BUDS. If you are an athlete with a strong power / strength background in lifting and not running or swimming, Navy SEAL Fitness is ideal for you. IF you need some place to start Navy SEAL Fitness is ideal for you as well because a calisthenics base / running / swimming progression is a good place to build a foundation.  Though you will likely need to spend some time in the Navy SEAL Weight Training Book OR if Navy SEAL FItness is too challenging, go with Navy SEAL SWCC, EOD, Diver, PST Phase 1 Workout.  Phase 1 is a good starting point if Navy SEAL Fitness program is too tough. 

Navy SEAL Weight Training - This is part two (winter lifting phase) of my SEAL Prep program. If you have done the Navy SEAL Fitness (12 weeks to BUDS) program a few times and need a break, this is the next program that integrates lifting with the Navy SEAL Prep training. This is ideal for people who have come from an endurance athlete background.  Athletes like swimmers and runners will also require some strength training as you will be exposed to challenges under logs and boats during the first phase and many miles of rucking 50+ lbs of backpacks and gear in 2nd and 3rd phases of BUDS.  Do not skip lifting in your year of training prep.  However, if you are coming from a powerlifting / football background, supplementing a few lifts into your endurance / muscle stamina focus plan is something you may enjoy especially if training for a year or more during your prep phase. 

Navy SEAL / SWCC, EOD, Diver Program Series - Phase 1 is what I call a beginner guide, but it is still challenging.  It is geared toward those who are scoring minimally or failing their Navy PST test - 500yd swim, pushups, situps, pullups, 1.5 mile run.  It is easier than The Complete Guide to Navy SEAL Fitness and a good prep course before attempting it. 

 EBOOKS

  

Navy SEAL Workout Phase 1 Beginner Weeks 1-9 
Navy SEAL Workout Phase 2 - 3 - Intermediate Weeks 1-12 
Navy SEAL Workout Phase 4 Grinder PT - Four weeks before Hell Week

Phase 2 and 3 of the Navy SEAL / SWCC, EOD, Diver program is about the same level of intensity as Navy SEAL Fitness and is also a good follow-up plan after Phase 1

Phase 4 ot the Navy SEAL Key to Mental Toughness is by far my toughest workout ever created.  It resembles a day of BUDS, complete with "wet and sandy", runs after eating, high rep punishment push-ups, 4 mile timed runs, 2 mile swims with fins, log PT simulation, and even a HellWeek Simulator with 3 workouts a day.  

Tactical Fitness Series - Tactical Fitness, Tactical Strength, and Tactical Mobility is an ALL-encompassing program that focuses on lifting, calisthenics, run, ruck, swim, speed, agility, and flexibility / mobility. Many people focusing on USMC (OCS, RECON, MarSOC) Army Ranger / SF, Air Force Special Warfare, SWAT / Federal Law Enforcement, and Navy Special Warfare have done very well focusing on the Tactical Fitness Series and developing themselves into an all-round Tactical Athlete

The Warrior Workout Series - If you are solid with making your own workouts, but need some ideas.  This three part series has 300 workouts (100 / book) to pick from focusing on all the elements of fitness and training programs. Each book is organized with periodization cycles in mind along with calisthenics only, weights / calisthenics mix, cardio options and more. Warrior Workout 1   -  Warrior Workout 2  -   Warrior Workout 3. 

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