The Navy has a new fitness test for active-duty “combat arms personnel,” including members of Naval Special Warfare and Naval ...

Combat arms personnel in the U.S. Navy will need to complete the new test once a year, executing swims, runs, push-ups, and pull-ups.

The new test is unlikely to be much of an issue, as Navy SEALs are among the most physically fit people on the planet.

Navy SEAL trainees and other sailors hoping to join one of a handful of hard-charging Navy jobs have to pass many brutal fitness tests. But beginning this year, fully qualified SEALs and others in ...

The Navy finally built a fitness test that looks like the work its most dangerous sailors actually do, not the paperwork they ...

When taking military swimming tests that require the breaststroke or the side stroke (also known as the combat side stroke, or CSS), you can do an underwater pullout off the wall called the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Special Warfare Combat Crewman trainees face rigorous training, but they, and other combat arms sailors must now take an annual on ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Sailor conducts her physical fitness assessment. (MC3 Julio Martinez Martinez/U.S.