Commando Knife Blade

Tuesday, 04 July 2006 00:17 Last Updated on Tuesday, 04 July 2006 00:17 Written by Hoboken 0 Comments

Gurkha ordered back to UK after beheading dead Taliban fighter
The soldier's unit had been told that they were seeking a ‘high value target,’ a Taliban commander, and that they must prove they had killed the right man.

The Tacfit Commando plan is a fitness program that's based on the workouts that trainer Scott Sonnon uses with military units from around the world, including top notch units from the armies of Israel, the US, and the UK, to name a few. This should make it clear to you how highly regarded he is.

This also tells you something about the kind of workouts you can expect to do in this program: not the kind that you see people do in gyms or just to burn fat, but the kind that help you get into combat readiness, the kind that can serve soldiers when they're deployed and executing their duties against the enemy.

The kind of fitness level combat troops need bears little likeness to the kind people get in gyms. The focus of most gym goers is on how they look. The focus of soldiers is on how they perform. Their lives depend on their body and their physical ability. This is much more important than appearance alone.

This means that the workouts you learn in this program open a whole new spectrum of physical fitness for you. This will allow you to build a new level of fitness and a new range of physical capabilities. All you need to decide is whether this is something you really want.

As soldiers place their emphasis on ability and not on looks, people who want to build the most muscle tissue should not use this program. You won't become a bodybuilder with Tacfit Commando. However, you can benefit from it by burning a lot of body fat and building lean muscle tissue. This won't make you look bulky but give you that compact muscle firmness that certain athletes get.

In addition, you will also train your muscles for more flexibility, greater bursting power, and bigger range of movement. And you can do this wherever you want since all the exercises in this program are strictly bodyweight exercises.

One thing which I like about this program is the section on recovery. We all know how a workout can drain you of strength. Soldiers don't have the luxury of being drained. Even after a 10 mile run, they need to be able to storm the nearest hill. This is why Scott Sonnon includes detailed recovery guidelines to help you get back on your feet after rigorous workouts. This will help you with regular gym workouts as well as those in this program.

Overall, you need to make a decision whether training like soldiers do is something that interests you and whether you're ready for what will prove to be a mighty challenge. There's no doubt that this is an intensive program but the results may be worth it if you're determined. It's a high quality plan but not everyone is cut out for it. Only you can tell if you are.

Visit Tacfit Commando Reviews to learn more about this program.

For pros and cons of Scott Sonnon's plan, visit http://www.manicmuscles.com/tacfit-commando-pros-and-cons/

John Davenport lost over 30 pounds in his twenties after being overweight most of his life. He now runs a weight loss forum and publishes a diet and fitness newsletter.