Fifty consecutive hours. No sleep. Constant physical evolution. Instructors who are paid to make you quit. And one simple truth that the men who make it through will tell you: the only way out is through.
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Fifty consecutive hours. No sleep. Constant physical evolution. Instructors who are paid to make you quit. And one simple truth that the men who make it through will tell you: the only way out is through.ADVERTISEMENT
Hell Week is the most famous rite of passage in American military culture. Five and a half days of continuous physical evolution, sleep deprivation averaging approximately four hours total, and an attrition rate that has historically hovered between 70 and 80 percent.
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