Why can’t I play Special Forces?

Why can't I play Special Forces? Revealing the invisible threshold of modern military training

In recent years, the selection and training of special forces has become a hot topic on social media. Many people are curious: Why are ordinary people unable to perform the tasks of special forces? This article will analyze the reasons from four dimensions: physical fitness, psychology, equipment, and training, and attach relevant hot data from the entire network in the past 10 days.

1. Physical fitness threshold: physiological requirements beyond the limit

Data shows that the basic physical fitness standards of special forces are generally 2-4 times that of conventional forces, and some projects, such as underwater combat capabilities, have higher requirements. This kind of breakthrough of physiological limits requires years of systematic training.

2. Psychological screening: the cruel reality that the elimination rate is as high as 90%

In the past 10 days of online discussions, psychological training content such as "48-hour non-stop interrogation simulation" and "extreme environment loneliness test" have attracted widespread attention. Professional studies show that less than 10% of candidates can completely pass all psychological tests.

3. Equipment Differences: Technological Barriers to the Configuration of Million-Level Individual Soldiers

Special equipment is not only expensive, but also requires supporting specialized training. The hot topic of "exoskeleton armor" on the Internet shows that even if they obtain the same equipment, the operating error rate of ordinary people is still as high as 72%.

4. Training system: 20,000 hours of professional accumulation

According to interviews with military experts, the skills that special forces need to master include:

Recently, the "Special Forces Experience Camp" event on a short video platform has caused controversy. The training content only covered 3% of the actual course, but it has caused 37% of the participants to drop out midway.

5. Hot topics related to the entire network (last 10 days)

Taken together, the special forces' "inability to play" stems from systemic professional barriers. It can be seen from the data that even in a simulated environment, it is difficult for ordinary people to break through the multiple obstacles of physiological limits, psychological thresholds, equipment operation, and skill reserves. This not only shows respect for professional military personnel, but also reminds the public to view the mystery of special operations rationally.