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I'm a retired Green Beret, and I have many buddies who went to Delta. I am 5'7" and never weighed more than 140 lbs. The bigger guys had problems with endurance when we were moving for 3 days with heavy rucksacks or through the mountains on skis. Too much size and muscle is absolutely a handicap. His reference to the infamous SAS Bravo 20 mission is spot on. The only team member who made it out without being captured that he referred to, Chris Ryan, wrote a book about it, which I recommend.
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Smaller guys can conceal better too. Trees in an area might be big enough to hide behind for one guy and not the other. You might need to crawl through a crack in the rocks. If you're too big you can't sit there and wait to lose 50 lbs. You'll also need more food to fuel a larger body. Mileage may vary.
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At my peak at 24 years old at 182 lb and 5% body fat from a competition I might have been able to keep up with these guys I could run a mile in under 5 minutes but that second mile is more like 10. That was the best shape I'd ever been in by far and I honestly don't think I could keep up with what these guys do. I get hypoglycemic too easy!! These guys are awesome there's no two ways about it
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@joesan7910
1 week ago
There is a truth to this.. knew a SGTMAJ (1st sgt then) who was career Fleet Marine Recon and worked with MARSOC/SOC.. He wasn't a huge guy.. in fact he was this wirey lean muscled guy who had endurance for days.. He would bike to work from home every day.. the guys who are doing this for a living have to be able to continuously go when most people are done..
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