Are You Ready? | Combat Standard Test

Published on January 2, 2024
Duration: 9:59

This guide details the Combat Standard Test, a rigorous workout developed by former Navy SEAL Chadd Wright to simulate half a day of SEAL land warfare training. It emphasizes strict movement standards and high physical demand, including front squats, a cardio component, and burpee pull-ups, all performed with a weighted vest under a strict time cap. The test is dedicated to Daniel 'Jake' Hubman.

Quick Summary

The Combat Standard Test is a rigorous workout simulating SEAL land warfare training, featuring 25 front squats (135 lbs, cleaned), 100 calories cardio (Assault/Echo Bike or 1.5-mile run), and 100 strict burpee pull-ups, all under a 60-minute time cap with a 20 lb weighted vest.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Combat Standard Test
  2. 01:43Test Overview and Dedication
  3. 02:47Movement 1: Front Squats
  4. 05:00Movement 2: Patrol In (Cardio)
  5. 06:03Movement 3: The Firefight (Burpee Pull-ups)
  6. 08:11Final Standards and Time Cap

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Combat Standard Test?

The Combat Standard Test is a demanding workout developed by former Navy SEAL Chadd Wright to simulate the physical exertion of half a day of SEAL land warfare training, emphasizing strict standards and high intensity.

What are the components of the Combat Standard Test?

The test includes 25 front squats (135 lbs, cleaned from the ground), a cardio segment (100 calories on Assault/Echo Bike or 1.5-mile run), and 100 strict burpee pull-ups, all performed with a 20 lb weighted vest within a 60-minute time cap.

What are the specific standards for the burpee pull-ups in the Combat Standard Test?

The burpee pull-ups require a strict chest-to-ground touch during the burpee phase and the pull-up must start from a dead hang, prohibiting any jumping or butterfly techniques.

Who is the Combat Standard Test dedicated to?

The workout is dedicated to Daniel 'Jake' Hubman, referred to as 'Bam Bam', who was a mentor to Chadd Wright.

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