Jake Zweig
@jakezweig·101K subscribers·5.1K videos
Q&A Should I leave college to become a Navy SEAL HELL NO! www.jakezweig.com
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December 30, 2020
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0:53Now PlayingNavy SEAL Masterclass
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1 Pretraining
2 Training for the PST
3 1st Phase
4 2nd Phase
6 3rd Phase
7 SQT and reporting to the teams
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Motivational leader, goal-driven mentor, and innovator, Jake Zweig has brought the standards of excellence in training, toughness, focus, and teamwork from his former world as a Navy SEAL commando officer to college football. Zweig is poised to make an immediate impact as a leader on a university campus by enabling coaches, student-athletes, and staff to achieve the impossible. Mr. Zweig earned professional success as a naval special warfare officer and applies that same intensity and commitment to coaching his players.
Developing leaders is the key to a successful team and a primary specialty of Mr. Zweig’s. At Ohio University, he led the team and staff through a leadership program comprised of leadership skills training, problem-solving scenarios, and, of course, a rigorous team-bonding Navy SEAL workout. His leadership training has helped teams to enhance their focus, initiative, and leadership effectiveness. He has employed his leadership program at the University of New Hampshire, as well, where Coach Frank Solich and the UNH Bobcats are a testimonial to Mr. Zweig’s methods and results.
A life-long athlete and team leader, Mr. Zweig returned to college athletics following a successful career in the U.S. Navy. Mr. Zweig graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1995 as a commissioned officer. He served as a surface warfare officer for two years onboard the U.S.S. Merrimack before reporting for Navy SEAL training at Basic Underwater Demolition School. SEAL training is the most grueling and demanding physical and mental regimen in the world and Mr. Zweig not only personally excelled at the challenge but mentored the other trainees through the program and was named the SEAL class leader. Following his SEAL training, Mr. Zweig reported to SEAL Team 8 in Little Creek, VA and attained the rank of Lieutenant.
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