The Definition of a Warrior
A warrior is probably best illustrated by the military elite. The guys that get ambushed by the Taliban, turn into the gunfire and assault through the enemy, knowing that their skills, courage, and purpose far outweigh any radical or terrorist that has ever existed. The military elite are those who will, or have taken a bullet/IED for their brothers, because it wouldn’t sit well in their spirit to stand idly by. Now that there is clarity on what is being produced, it is time to take a look into the mouth of the beast that creates such a warrior.
Warrior Training Progressions
Warrior Training progressions are created so the warrior that completes the program will be ready mentally and physically to take on the intense programs of the elite military, like Army Special Forces, Marine Force Recon, Navy SEALs, Air Force PJ’s and Navy SWCC to name a few. Warrior Training does not cover the technical aspects of those honorable and prestigious trades, however, we do train with mental and physical regimen’s that will prepare someone for these trades.
Over the last 12 weeks, The Costa Mesa Warrior Training Clan at Innovative Results has endeavored on an arduous training journey that took 100% of their physical and mental capabilities to persevere and stand victorious at the end. The journey began with the building blocks of a warrior’s strength, speed, stamina, agility, power, endurance, and mobility. It will finish with incredible feats of mental and physical fortitude in something they have dubbed The Commando Course. Because fortitude is going to be essential, DISCIPLINE will be of the utmost importance to prevail in the end.
The Sacrifice, Discipline, and Tirelessness a Warrior MUST Uphold
If you are willing to make the sacrifices and endure the rigors of the regimen, you will see a physically and mentally prepared warrior looking back at you in the mirror! The warrior has the physical, mental, and spiritual toughness that never quits, never-saysdie, and never capitulates…NO MATTER WHAT!
Take Jure Robic, a world-class endurance cyclist, who would push himself so hard that he would teeter on brink of sanity during a race. This is about the physical, mental, and spiritual toughness of a coffin nail!
Weeding Out the Weak-Minded
First off, if you always give up, stop reading now (some already have). People that always give up will never understand what is about to be said. Choosing the path of least resistance is what they have always done, so it will be very uncomfortable to read what is said on the subject sacrifice, tirelessness and discipline. Assuming all the slackers have not continued, it is time to address the REAL Warriors. Good to have you with us!

How Do You Get Better Discipline?
Easy… stick to the plan, all the way through, every time! When life sucks, shut your mouth, suck it up, and drive through! Or as one of the IR Warrior Clan, Warriors says, “When life gives you lemons, throw them back!”
To learn it, you have to know it, and to know it you have to do it!
Next time you set a goal, how about accomplishing it?!?! WOW! What a concept! America and even the world is such a “fast-food” society, that if they don’t get it in a second, they give up and say it can’t be done or it isn’t worth it, never really know the truth! The truth that there is always glory in the end, but only the true warriors ever get to see it and experience it. There are those that do, and there are those that are pathetically wishing it might become a little easier, so they can actually accomplish
something.
Sgt. Guyett’s Story: Sacrifice, Discipline, and Tirelessness
As a United States Marine, I have been through the hardships and trials that carve sacrifice, discipline, and tirelessness into your soul. Here is the truth. I often reach a point where the plan is not going to be followed, at least not if I leave my logic up to it. I will find any excuse, justification, little ache, and minor pain to not perform the tasks needed for success. If I wake up in the morning tired, how do I push on tirelessly? What if my sacrifice and discipline has a limit? That is where the imagination
comes in…
Some People Call Me Psycho...
I have my First Priorities to keep me focused and disciplined (i.e. God, Family, Country, Corps), but when those discipline- enabling motivations leave; God gifted all of us with an imagination, so I use it! For example:
Taliban is chasing me, they are training and trying to kill me right now, and what am I doing? I better go train! My family needs me to train, because if society collapses I am all they will have, and they are all I have. Food, water, and air is all a “crutch.” Suck it up, and keep moving! I am a machine and I don’t need know anything else but to progress toward my task with perfect rhythm and movement. My brothers are fighting the enemy and losing! The only way to help them is if I push through this set, exercise, rep, distance, weight, etc.
These are just a few of the imaginations I will run through to drive me toward my end goals.
At the end of the day, you need to get the job done. If imagining the Taliban is after you works, use it. If quitting will result in you getting your head chopped off and put on a stick, you will probably get the job done. If you use any of those imaginations and it helped you to succeed, then mission accomplished, warrior!
Mental Toughness Recap
Sacrifice, Discipline, and Tirelessness are all key traits that create your mental toughness. To have the mental toughness of a coffin nail, your sacrificial qualities will need to be no less than the warrior who puts his life on the line for his brother. Your discipline will border on crazy, and your tirelessness will have no limit. This mental toughness is the ability to go until the mission is accomplished, which takes the traits of sacrifice, discipline, and tirelessness, plus prioritization, motivation, and sometimes a little imagination.
I challenge you today to let the Taliban go and see how far you push yourself. Just don’t give up and sit down, otherwise you might get your head cut off and put on a stick!
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TIME |
TASK |
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0530 |
Wake-up, spend time with Creator, & plan the day. |
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0600 |
The “homework” is usually done individually and develops self-discipline and motivation. The homework is usually a Run, sometimes for distance, sometimes for time, always focused on form, gait, and breath (swimming is done 2-3 times per week). |
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0700 |
Breakfast and morning routine. |
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0800 |
Read The Word and another educational book (i.e. Warfighting, His Battle, On Combat, The Gift of Fear, Dead Center, Courage, Never Quit, etc.) |
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0900 |
Meetings, calls, work, and strategizing life. |
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1200 |
Lunch |
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1230 |
More work and strategizing life. |
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1700 |
Prepare for Warrior Training Costa Mesa at Innovative Results. |
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1800 |
Warrior Training, which may consist of: • Knife-Fighting • Bob Cat Fights • Knife Retention • Pack Runs • Basic Calisthenics • Dunk and Slap • Slosh Pipe Squad Drills • Spinal Reinforcement, neck and core strengthening and mobility exercises |
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1930 |
Warrior Training finishes with the camaraderie of applause and a special Warrior Training shout and handshake. |
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2000 |
Eat dinner. |
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2030 |
Read, pray, and prepare for the next day of training. |
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2200 |
Sleep and dream of being a Warrior. |
Know that these workout programs are insane and can cause injury and even death before you start. Also, you should consult a physician if you are going to take part in any of this training to ensure you have the proper physical and mental readiness. You may also want to see a priest, because you will probably be digging into the spiritual realm to accomplish some of these feats. Know that I do not assume any liability for any injury, death, or other issues that come about because, YOU are deciding to do this…not me…I have warned you of the potential dangers of this program.
Article Information:
This article was featured in the June/July 2011 Issue of the My Mad Methods Magazine. "Warrior Training: Creating Mentally & Physically Capable Warriors" was written by Aaron Guyett. Learn more about the My Mad Methods Magazine by Clicking Here
Contributor Information:
Aaron Guyett, a Marine Corps Sergeant, specializes in Warrior Training. With his warrior heart and mind, he delivers tactful, strategic, and uncompromising results to our nation’s finest military, federal, state, and local agents, preparing each warrior physically, mentally, and spiritually for their highly specialized and arduous missions and tasks.
http://www.Innovative-Results.com

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