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The SAS is a small and secretive institution that forms part of the UK Special Forces and it is regarded as the world’s finest of all Special Forces and was originally founded by Lieutenant David Stirling during World War II.

The initial purpose of the regiment was to be a long-range desert patrol group required to conduct raids and sabotage operations far behind enemy lines. Lieutenant Stirling was a member of Number 8 Commando and he specifically looked for recruits who were both talented and individual specialists in their field and who also had initiative.

Founded by David Stirling, the SAS were the first counterterrorism unit to be invented, and whilst many other Special Forces have copied their tactics, they still remain the leaders in their field. This does not mean to say that other Special Forces are of no worth, just that the SAS are, and always will be, the finest Special Operations Unit in the world.

The selection process for entry into the SAS is undoubtedly the toughest of any of the worldwide Special Forces. What makes it so tough is the fact that it tests both one’s physical and mental stamina over a prolonged period of time. In order to pass this stage of the selection process a soldier will need to be highly
determined and have the ability to look after himself.

The ability to read a map is an essential skill to becoming a member of the SAS. You may well find yourself behind enemy lines and your ability to read a map could be a matter of life and death. It is often critical to completing missions and locating targets. You will need to demonstrate a high level of map reading skills during the selection process and is taken as seriously as your fitness levels.

Those who fail selection do so for a number of reasons, which range from either a lack of fitness, a lack of determination, being disliked by the instructors, being over-confident, not listening to the instructors, not doing what they are told or simply giving in.

We will show you what is involved, what is required of you and how to pass the recruitment process.

Within this guide we will also show you how to get SAS fit. Many candidates who put themselves through selection process will be ill-prepared and they won’t even realise it until they begin. Your preparation should be simple yet highly effective and we will show you how to achieve the SAS fitness level.

If you are thinking about applying to join the SAS or are interested in how the most secretive Special Force operates then the 'Join the SAS' Insider CD-Rom is considered a 'must have' resource.

THIS IN-DEPTH 120+ PAGE INSIDER CAREER GUIDE WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH ALL OF THE INSIDER KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED TO JOIN THE SPECIAL AIR SERVICE.

Chapter 1: Introduction To The Special Air Service
(pages 1-9)

- The Special Air Service
- Badges And Insignia
- The Winged Dagger
- The Parachute Wings
- Sas Rank Markings
- Weapons Used By The Sas
- Heckler & Koch G3
- Kalashnikov Ak47
- M16
- Sa80
- Sig Sauer P226

Chapter 2: The History of the Special Air Service (pages 10-17)

This chapter includes everything you need to know about the history of the SAS to ensure you are fully prepared for the selection process.

Including:

- SAS Battle Honours
- The Seige Of The Iranian Embassy
- Gibraltar

Chapter 3: Special Air Service- Recruitment and selection 2012 (pages 18-24)

- Introduction
- Special Forces Briefing Course (SFBC)
- The SAS Selection Process

Chapter 4: The Top 10 Insider Tips and Advice (pages 25-54)

- Focus On Your Goal
- Fitness Preparation
- Get To Know The Brecon Beacons
- Map Reading Competence
- Be Prepared For The Elements
- Your Clothing And Personal Hygiene
- Be Physically And Mentally Prepared For The Route Selection Stages
- Learn To Live With Your Bergen
- Be Prepared For Escape & Evasion And Tactical Questioning
- Understand The Weather

Chapter 5: Passing The Special Air Service Selection Process
(pages 55-67)

In order to pass this stage of the selection process a soldier will need to be highly determined and have the ability to look after himself. This chapter will provide you with all the information about the selection process and give you insider information to help you succeed.

- Phase 1 – Endurance Week 1
- Battle Fitness Test
- Map Revision
- Swimming Test
- Orienteering
- Physical Exercise Sessions
- The Fan Dance
- Phase 1 – Week 2
- Phase 1 – Week 3
- Things To Consider During Selection

Chapter 6: Special Air Service Continuation Training (pages 68-80)

- Phase 2 - Continuation Training
- Jungle Training
- Escape & Evasion Including Tactical Questioning (Tq)
- Free Fall Parachuting – Air Troop
- Mountain Troop
- Climbing Cliffs And Rock Faces
- Arctic Survival Techniques
- Boat Troop
- Methods Of Navigating Underwater
- Dead Reckoning
- Pilotage
- Mobility Troop
- The Anti-Terrorist Unit

Chapter 7: How To Get Yourself SAS Fit – Essential Training 2012
(pages 81-123)

- Mental Toughness
- Warming Up And Warming Down
- Head And Neck
- Shoulders
- Calf Stretch
- Quad Stretch
- Hamstring
- Gentle Jogging
- Basic Essential Exercises
- Exercise 1 – Press Ups
- Exercise 2 - Sit Ups
- Exercise 3 – The Bench Press
- Exercise 3 – The Bench Press
- Exercise 4 – Dips
- Exercise 5 – Pull Ups
- Exercise 6 – Lunges
- Exercise 7 – Hyperextensions
- Exercise 8 - Side Lateral Raises
- Exercise 9 – Bent Over Rowing
- Exercise 10 – Tricep Dips
- Exercise 11 – Bicep Curls
- Exercise 12 – Abdominal Crunches
- Exercise 13 – Leg Raises
- Running
- Running Tips
- The Running Programme
- Week 1
- Week 2
- Week 3
- Week 4
- Swimming
- Swimming Programme
- Week 1
- Week 2
- Week 3
- Week 4
- Combining The Exercises
- The Combined Training Programme

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