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When A Navy Seal Tells You To Get wet, you'd better soak yourself real good. That was a lesson the U.S. Olympic sailing team learned the hard way last March during a surprise training session with the SEALs, who ordered the athletes into a frigid Colorado Springs lake. Since it was about 40°T outside, some sailors didn't exactly charge into the water like summer campers-or even dunk their heads. When they returned to shore, teeth chattering, a SEAL asked Zach Railey, a silver medalist in Beijing, a question: "Does wet hair move?" No, Railey replied. The SEAL blew on one of Railey's female teammates' dry ponytail. It wisped. So the SEALs marched the team back into the drink to freeze their asses off some more.