Well, there are a lot of steps in this program.

The final step is to be Head Of Teaching Special High Intensity Training. Once you reach this level then you can Give a S.H.I.T.

Anyway, the first step is to learn how to be a SNOT. The first two letters, Simple Navigation will be the beginning.

Go out in a park or any open area. Pace at least 20 vectors at least 100 feet long and in varying directions. End back at the beginning. The last vector may be shorter than 100 feet.

Record all the vectors and submit them for grading. I will draw the map and test for accuracy. No gaming the system by going back and forth on the same vector. Make it a challenge or it be Not Official S.H.I.T.

The standard of performance for a passing grade is to navigate within 3% accuracy of the sum of the magnetudes of the vectors. I will use a computer program to grade this, and it's decision is final. The cutoff will be exact.

In order to complete this phase, you must pass the accuracy test five times. They do not need to be in a row.

This Building Up Lower Levels is necessary to Certify Reviewing All Points.