Army, Special Forces

I decided against the Corps, because the Army has more to offer and they have a better sniper division.
So, I'm going to be Army Special Forces... Ugh... So much training though!!!
Just in case anyone's interested, here's the training courses:

Below you will find the training path. Individuals without prior military service must follow all steps. Individuals with prior service already holding a primary specialty in the 11 series (Infantry) will skip step 2 in the training path. Individuals with prior service that are airborne qualified will skip step 3 in the training path. Individuals with prior service that are both Infantry and Airborne qualified will enlist with an assignment to Fort Bragg, NC, skipping steps 2 and 3 in the training path. Individuals must complete each step before proceeding to the next. NOTE: Must obtain an electrocardiogram upon arrival at the Special Operations Preparatory & Conditioning Course. Training path at Fort Benning, Georgia 1. In-processing through Reception Battalion. (7-10 days) 2. Attend Infantry School (18 weeks) - Must achieve an Army Physical Fitness Test (APFT) score of 229 with a minimum of 60 points in each event upon completion of training. 3. Airborne School (3 weeks) Training path at Fort Bragg, North Carolina 4. Special Operations Preparatory and Conditioning (2 weeks) - This course is two weeks in duration, consisting of physical conditioning, land navigation, and small unit tactics training. Individuals will be required to meet Special Forces (SF) selection and eligibility criteria. 5. Special Forces Assessment and Selection Course ( 3 weeks) 6. Army Common Leader Training (2 to 3 weeks) 7. Small Unit Tactics (7 weeks) 8. Special Forces Qualification Course Phase I SFQC (7 weeks) Phase II - training in specific specialty (12-56 weeks) 9. SERE school ( Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape) ( 3 weeks) 10. Basic Military Language Course ( 16-24 weeks) Language will be dictated based on the needs of the Special Operations Command at the time of your attendance. 11.During this training you will attend the Primary Leadership Course and Basic Noncommissioned Officer Course. This training is one month in length for each phase. The total training time to complete all of this can be range from 1 to 2 1/2 years.

I am going to get a membership to 24 Hour Fitness and work out for 3+ hours every single day for 6 months before I enlist.
Anyway, I know nobody here cares, I just thought I'd post it anyway.
Again... Ugh so much training!