I don't personally see the point in being very strong because I don't play a sport or do manual labor, but I want to make sure I am fit enough to survive. Basically to have a lot of stamina and strong enough to carry another person/stock. Should I do exercise programs inspired by the military or something? Are there any specific programs you know of that are geared toward "survival" fitness?
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Cardio and calisthenics can can get you in great shape if you are trying to build endurance and are not looking to focus on big lifts/ strength. Bodyweight exercises will work wonders for you, start with pushups, pullups, squats, etc and work towards one legged/ one armed variants. Swim, bicycle, jog, anything you want for cardio; whatever you find the most enjoyable. Create an ab workout and there you have it, a 3 day routine that will get you in better shape than most. Monday-Saturday, rest Sunday, and repeat.