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About me
I have been in the Army for 16 years. I was recently promoted to E-8, First Sergeant. I am a Deep Sea Engineer Master Diver, a Special Forces Combat Diving Supervisor, and an Army Jump Master. I was an instructor at the Special Forces Combat Dive School for 4 years and have been on operational Army Engineer Dive Teams for 9 years. I have trained elite Soldiers, traveled all over the world doing various missions, I have a Master's Degree in Exercise Science, and I have a NASM Nutrition Coach Certification. I have had an online fitness and nutrition coach business for over two years now. Training and helping people is what I do and what I love to do the most. I am here to help train future service members to have the most success in basic training and beyond.
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Oct '25 •
Welcome!
🎖️ Welcome to the Deep Dive Military Prep Community! You’re here because you want to earn the uniform — and I'm here to make sure you’re ready for it. ✅ Comment your branch goal (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard) ✅ Share your biggest challenge right now (Fitness, Mindset, Knowledge, or Discipline)
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Day to Day
Everyone’s day to day will look different based on the job you pic and the branch you choose. Commonalities will be conducting PT, chow, work, chow, work, and go home. You will conduct PT You will get to eat (most of the time) You will have tasks most days to accomplish. It’s a pretty simple life when you look at it like that. What have you heard about what goes on daily in the branch or job you are planning on joining?
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Hi Professionals
What stage of your job search is currently the hardest for you? • Getting interview calls • Writing your resume • Passing ATS • Knowing what roles to apply for • Interview confidence I’ve noticed many people are qualified but feel stuck at one specific stage. Let’s talk about it, I’d love to hear what you’re experiencing
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It’s pretty simple
Basic is very simple. It is structured and very easy to fall into a routine. Once you get past the shock of being around so many new people and being told what to do, you realize basic is not that hard. You have to be in the right place, the right time, and in the right uniform. It isn’t a hard concept. And you get told what to do, so you don’t really have to use a ton of brain power. The hardest part for most people is getting over being yelled at and ordered around. Honestly, that really isn’t an issue at all and it makes things very easy if you just listen and follow. If you have the right mindset, you will cruise right through basic.
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