How to pronounce “hell week” in English

Hell Week, again, the brutal crucible that all SEALs share that few pass, Hell Week starts on a Sunday and ends on a Friday afternoon.

- Hell Week is 130 hours of continuous training.

The Hell Week is essentially their version of the college entrance SAT or ACT exam.

And Hell Week is this-- probably the greatest conversation that you have in at least first phase of SEAL training.

- In Hell Week and in SEAL training They wanna make you panicked.

Everything in Hell Week is a race.

And there's the hell week scene, and it shows this guy who they're trying to get in these rafts and put them against the current and then

In my first Hell Week, early on, I got injured.

down to 18 people in Hell Week?

Four and 1/2 days into Hell Week, you're hallucinating so violently, your body is so brutally beaten, it's more of an evolution

One of the hardest parts is called Hell Week, which is where they wake you up for training on Sunday late morning

We were four and 1/2 days into Hell Week.

I got to a point where I was the only officer left in Hell Week and I seriously considered quitting.

Six weeks later, we're at 34 starting Hell Week.

And the amazing thing about this Sunday is that the students have no idea when Hell Week will commence.

So early on in the book, you talk about the Navy SEALs Hell Week, right?

I wanted to tell you guys a brief story about trust from my BUD/S class' Hell Week experience.

And then the weirdest thing to me is when we do those hardcover books, we have Hell Week.

So when you look at, OK, I got it, no Hell Week.

So the third week of BUD/S, the third week of this 18-month training pipeline is called Hell Week.