What is US Navy Seal 'Hell Week'? Why 75 percent fails to get past it and what is the significance of 'Ringing the Bell' - All you need to know

Hell Week, a brutal five-and-a-half-day crucible in US Navy SEAL training, pushes candidates to their extreme mental and physical limits with minimal sleep, relentless punishment, and constant stress. Only about 25% of trainees survive this demanding experience, which tests endurance, mental toughness, and the unwavering desire to become a SEAL, with the decision to quit symbolized by ringing a bell.