5 Steps To Become Hard To Kill

[@ONThree]

What would step number 6 be??

[@colheg3113]

Crank up the V8 interceptor!!😉😂

[@kestrel5719]

Refining steps 1 through 5

[@hiredgun3098]

Walk through life appearing harmless and maybe a little mentally slow. Then people don’t really pay attention to you as you measure and observe everything.I low profile training everyday

[@johnpoole8321]

@@hiredgun3098 Ditto bud, U R a smart man and dangerous when approached in a bad way I'll bet . Keep up the great work .

[@ZebraActual]

#6 - Embrace the suck.

[@oldsoldier181]

As with most people who went into the military, I went in as a young 18 year old, naieve to the world. I thought I knew a lot, but, I didnt. And, after my years in the Army, the most valuable lessons I have learned, in life, is, your mind will quit WELL before your body does. I had a trainer once, an E-7, crusty old Vietnam vet, who gave me sage advice: the voice in your head will tell you to quit. You will be sore, tired, hungry, wet, cold-those are all signs of life. So long as you are feeling those, you are fine. You can keep driving on. I learned to mentally acknowledge the pains and bad thoughts, dismiss them, and move on. That got me through a lot of situations and, to this day, all these years later, I still practice that. Expect discomfort. Acknowledge it. Dont dwell on it. Move on.

[@jeffb5781]

Awesome advice. Thank you for sharing this.

[@Markus_321go]

#6 - Stop being a consumer and become a producer. Can you grow some of your own food? Do you have skills in animal husbandry? Can you build/repair stuff, etc.

[@dreb222]

This is highly, highly, highly underrated.

[@johnpoole8321]

Great points Markus !

[@davinci3259]

I tried to marry an animal but was told I can't legally become the husband to a goat or a cow. I was going to try my hand at polygamy and have several sister cows but was arrested.

[@GnomeInPlaid]

Mental toughness - the fact that my being alive annoys some folks cheers me up immensely.

[@pattibrown1809]

Lol! Me too buddy!!😂 I'm right there with ya!

[@robertlarsen6516]

Fantastic!

[@charlesmckinney]

I hear that! Irritates my step-daughter no end.

[@chrisdarby2233]

😅 never looked at it that way, ... LMAO

[@trishaporte]

Love it!!

[@davidwright5580]

I miss sleeping in woods and miss being in the outdoors.I grew up being in woods and outdoors after my dad passed away got away from the outdoors and now I want to get back into the woods and outdoors and teaching my grandchildren about bushcraft survival and get them into woods and the outdoors and get them off the video game and way from the cities. I wanted to be a bushcraft survival instructor when I was a kid and teach it

[@chrisevans8694]

Go back to the woods!!!!!!😊😊 Everything is there!!.. I grew stronger, on 52 acres,, what a dream that was....changed now...😢..oh well....adaptation is key+!!😊😊

[@chrisevans8694]

From Gloucester, va.

[@desertstonestudio3315]

Ha! I do a lot of mental training. As a middle age man working graveyard I definitely practice body language and social engineering. It comes in very handy. For the most part, one look is enough to intimidate. My deep voice adds to the facade. But just a slight adjustment and I become mysterious. A little slight of hand and a witty dialogue and suddenly I'm charming. It's also a great way to study people and their reactions.

[@JDJD-hg9hu]

Don’t ever give up!

[@unfi6798]

G'day Mr. Salyer. We're watching the vid from The Blue Mountains in New South Wales. Nothing to add here, no comment whatsoever. Mr. Jason Smith said it all, reckon dad will be quite impress with him and his foreseen vision of what's to come. Our no:6 would be Yoga.

[@GracefulAuthenticity]

Real humans with sound minds and big hearts I truly enjoyed and gained so much from this video thank you 🤝

[@optimumperformance]

I do 3 hours of physical preparation training 7 days per week but I am on the extreme end of the scale. You are right 3 times per week is a good starting point.

[@wonkyfishnut]

Unless you’re on steroids or doing light+moderate exercise for 3 hours everyday, you are over doing it and your body will not recover fast enough Unless you’re 55+ or have health issues, you can get maximum results in 1 1/2 hour gym sessions 3 days a week Recovery is just as important, and the amount of hours is irrelevant apart from bragging. Stay humble

[@optimumperformance]

@@wonkyfishnut what makes you think that. In fact I turn 55 this year. You think it’s 3 hours of just weight training? How much time do you spend on flexibility/mobility? How much prehab/activation work do you perform? Do you train core work? How about agility/speed work? Do you utilise plyometrics? Also power work? Only then do I do strength training session followed by metabolic/cardio usually zone 4-5.

[@JohnStepp-sg6uh]

Good show bro I am 80 and still working on all 5

[@thevirginiabushcrafter8833]

I like this conversation; in a nutshell it speaks to Talk-the-Talk, so Walk-the-Walk. Thanks for Sharing. Stay Safe.

[@paulcoleman8103]

The biggest weakness/obstacle that I see in people that I care about is normalcy bias. For the life of me I don’t know how I can get these people to understand that business as usual is over and a serious situation is right in front of them and they have to start thinking, acting and doing things differently for their own safety. So far all I have accomplished is my family thinking I have PTSD issues, wear tinfoil hats and only listen to conspiracy theories. I understand you can lead a horse to water but you can’t count your chickens until the fat lady sings but these people are stone cold blind to the world around them.

[@huntermoon6220]

Exactly 💯,000,000%

[@elevatorman7750]

Great video, guys. Be aware, then improvise, adapt, and overcome.

[@judyanderson8782]

Taking care of your family should not be :a burden to bear" but acts of love.

[@marthaprice3448]

Not all 'burdens' are a negative thing, respectfully. Our broken society has pushed that notion, but from my view and experience, Jason does not seem to be viewing it as a negative at all. He is a man willing to stand up and choose to accept a man's role as leader, provider, protector and all the responsibilities that come with that out of his deep love for his family. This society in large part seems to have lost the understanding of and importance of men who willingly add a bit more to their own plate for the benefit of their family. I hope many more men have the strength, courage, love and ability to stand up and into this vital role.

[@jamescarter3837]

Just started watching y'alls Great content .....been outta the active ...CORP.....forty years....heck learning how to pack a nowadays sensible pack amongst other things....any pod cast coming from that level would be awsomesauce... Was 365lbs 48"waistline down to 215lbs 33"waistline...so get'n there's lol

[@DJTruth_1970]

Sounds like you “recycled” yourself. Congrats. Semper Fi from 40+ yrs ago myself.

[@huntermoon6220]

Keep going! Well done! Semper Fi from my 40 yr old self reconditioning as well. 😊

[@zach1208]

Mental health has been on my list for a while. Trying to look at positives even in hardship or stress is difficult for me to grasp. Baby steps I guess 😂

[@Pleasemison]

My social anxiety makes me hesitant to take on new tasks. You guys did a great job motivating me here. I wanna do new things but i wish i just new guys like yall...

[@OGL647]

Yes I love this sharing , this is what we do all the time , we have been living off the grid remotely for the past 6 years plus, if we hear a noise every body inside goes out, we keep blinking lights through out the property, plus steady lights and we have spots where we can be non visible if we need to , we protrol the property on foot and sometimes we drive through and around it. We use walkie talkies, we have created pathways and we have a deeper remote spot on the property to fall back too. Etc.

[@kennethcruise7635]

I love the comradery amongst your team . Thanks for sharing these lists .

[@knighthawksuperhero]

I loved this guys!! I’m really working on improving my health again and losing weight and this was a lot of help. For me number 6 is philosophy and a higher power. Be safe out there guys!

[@KCnoSurrender]

Solid! Love the love for brotherhood!

[@bikernut1969]

Great episode... Spiritually, physically, emotionally...... The 3 are all liked together for a reason. It's what we were all created for in his eyes and imagine..... I find hiking through the mountains, summer, and winter, helps clear my mind, and brings me peace ✌️. It also keeps me in shape and teaches me how to deal with different weather conditions in extremely cold conditions... A freah 20" snowfall in Snowshoe brings a whole new challenge to the game physically and mentally, Spiritually..... GOD bless my brothers and sisters, and GOD BLESS AMERICA........

[@johngalt5504]

I consider myself pretty situation aware. My wife and I were walking a trail that had a steep drop off, and because I was focusing more on what was below me, I walked right past a copperhead on the side of the trail. I felt a cleared trail was safe, and I was wrong. My lesson was slow down complacency can be dangerous.

[@Sgt.Stengel-USMC]

Amen brothers!

[@davidwright5580]

Awesome video and lots of good advice 👍

[@kellydaniels8992]

Thanks Jason & Jason, While building community, look to build up each other. Doing so, you’ll build your own A.O. God Speed,,,,,,, Semper Fi,,,

[@SurvivalDispatch]

Well said!

[@GeorgiAlurkoff]

This is the way

[@DefaultRelentless]

First of your content I'm seeing. Instantly subscribed. Great real world approach and mindset. No doubt about yall's content just from this video. Well done, guys. 💪 This is the way.... keep doing this!

[@tommysimmons5266]

Best training I ever had was growing up in Brooklyn and Staten Island-60&70s. Best training is hide and seek in a wooded area or a 6 block grid. Playing auto tag was pretty cool. Tap someone at a red light and they are it….

[@scottmattila8318]

Finally someone (you guys) mentioned snakes. As stated… they can be a concern without awareness. This may be a good topic for an upcoming video. Great job guys… thanks for taking the time discussing these concepts and posting. Keep on keeping on…

[@ericthomas9915]

This was really good. I watch a lot of different prep/ or overcoming secret squirrel type stuff and many people have mentioned how to get/train situational awareness or mental fortitude. People just need to know and learn to the the suck that way everything else seems easy.

[@jamesspears2635]

Great content, thank you ! IMO building that community is vital, as you said, you can only go so far alone.

[@CLIFFHAAS-b3f]

“Type II Fun”. Love it!

[@dominicmogridge3920]

thanks lads.I've been watching the animals all my life.they're the best survivalist and we can use their ways.I'm off grid horse drawn,prepped up,trained and reday.my dog and horse are my best tpols.stay safe and lucky.my life's a workout.maddog.West cork

[@ronwebber5016]

Good stuff!!! This talk would fit in any situation

[@3196453]

How about knowing what is going on in your community and to be aware of what dangers could pop up in you area and be prepared for that?

[@davenason5137]

Good thoughts. Well presented.

[@Q-BinTom]

Great video.

[@MyakkahatcheeBonsai]

Outstanding discussion gentlemen!

[@brentbarber2611]

Glad you guys are talking about core thinking then applying. To many channels going doom and gloom these days

[@jamesstanley4764]

Thanks Guys. Always great.

[@RangerPhantomSAS]

Amen, God bless.

[@Countingtheday6]

Great information guys!

[@blueridgerealtor]

Fantastic video!

[@SurvivalDispatch]

Thank you very much!

[@chrisdarby2233]

Now, there does exist in nature a seasoned can do individual who's equally angry yet optimistic.......

[@benfoot4212]

Great stuff, keep the vids coming

[@taramiller2672]

I was loading my mail van and I heard a rhythmic thumping and a woofing sound coming from my left, when I looked up a mama bear and cubs were dumpster diving beside my van. I slowly backed my way into the back door of the post office. They finished and left and I finished loading my van.

[@sassylady6717]

Love your advice!

[@PavlovsBob]

Good stuff

[@jamesreyes777]

Great topic I really enjoyed it and definitely needed thank you

[@jamesfox9922]

Great discussion.... My Friends..........

[@Ks1bigdad783]

Never get tired of watching your videos. Thanks again!

[@SurvivalDispatch]

Glad to hear it!

[@derSon741]

Thank you

[@jael-xz2oo]

Absolutely love this!

[@twowheelfarm9024]

Your MAG doesn't even have to know they are (your mag). I have been training my community for years. Now most are growing gardens, raising animals, they know how to shoot and move and live with each other. Train your community by inviting them to events.

[@trailboy68]

Great info, Thank you!

[@mountaintruth1deeds533]

Be quiet and aware..top two critical.

[@KevinsCampingAdventure]

Good information. My problem is I can't get out of my own head when I camp.

[@spearheadnotary4271]

Solid Information

[@user-si2bu8wt1j]

👍thank you for the info

[@TUKByV1]

There's no #5 where I live. I have been trying to move somewhere where the possibility is above 0%.

[@ianhuff7746]

Hey my name is ian huff just wanted to say great video, love your content! Very informative! God bless 🙌

[@SurvivalDispatch]

Thanks!!!

[@christinashurina1008]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 Thank you very much for the information. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@davidburns585]

Good stuff 👍🏼

[@anthonydaves7631]

To be better is the ultimate.

[@SurvivalDispatch]

Yes!

[@jeffweaver955]

Love that you quoted Jesus! Great advice!

[@gregpace6867]

thanks for the ethos

[@Troy-nr7ku]

#1 don't be there to be killed.

[@thomasbrandon5111]

Mental game is big

[@dieag8273]

Good video

[@11ccom]

Good stuff.

[@ivanrod7917]

Thumbs up.

[@dutchboy9273]

Emotional toughness. What is it now, over 30 veterans per day commit suicide? Some are physically tough, mentally tough but can't handle the emotional aspects.

[@rickshaw3397]

I dont need 5 steps. It only takes one step, and thats being me.

[@pyeitme508]

Wow wow

[@jasongarling20]

8 seconds into the video... and I now realize why Jason has been so mad!! It's not the 4 "J"s4E.. ITS THE 5 J'S 4E! LMAO! Now back to the video!

[@huntermoon6220]

Be about it...dont talk about it!

[@bobmcelroy7289]

A person can "learn" all day, every day, but until you practice, multiple times in multiple conditions, will you really know it!

[@priority19]

Mindset, equipment, training, fitness.... and ask urself what type of medical assistant u or ur family needed in last year,, ie infections, or any,, now go figure how to solve those issues without having access to modern medical

[@hellsbellspreparedness2722]

Well said y’all!!! Training and knowledge is everything. Especially when things go to hell and being ready for any situation that may come up. Being in the woods there are plenty of ways to get hurt but once you understand nature you know what to look for. I feel more comfortable with nature than I do around other people. There are so many wolves in sheep clothing and it’s for us to be ready when the threat comes. Nature is part of God’s plan evil people are Satan’s plan trying to destroy you. Being a harder target is always important and making sure others know that. Now when you find like minded people you protect them just like you protect yours. In the end and when the 💩 hits the fan God’s people will thrive and be protected from the wicked. The only thing I would add is not letting this evil wicked world change you inside and make you become somebody you can’t stand to look at. God bless y’all!!!👍🏼🍻👊🏼💯🙏🏼🇺🇸

[@CLIFFHAAS-b3f]

At one point, the CDC basically said that the vast majority of venomous snakebites occurred due to a combination of male humans and alcohol. Although that’s probably still true, their current information however, is far more comprehensive.

[@jeffechols5302]

See ya on the next one

[@eternalvitality]

Your other video is private

[@MoonShadow74]

When you ask yourself, "What is the prime goal of all life?" and you answer, "Stay alive"; you have found the answer to the first question. That knowledge alone will make you harder to kill.

[@ZebraActual]

#6 - Embrace the suck...

[@pattibrown1809]

Sup Jasons!😁I totally want to be hard to kill!🥊

[@RevolutionaryPrepper-rg9kb]

You wanna be harder to kill? Then become the invisible man! No one can hit what they can't see! 😊

[@vigilantdr.dolittle]

No way to go is easy even freezing to death.

[@DavidCarroll-rl9bt]

Nice

[@davidkanalos6710]

Trapping is a great skill !

[@jasongarling20]

Stopped at 2:38.. comment.. for yall able bodies, this doesn't apply. But I'm in my mid 50s, have blood disease, losing my left leg, so obviously this won't work for me.. seriously, any suggestions besides , the physically weak die? I promise you, I am not an easy kill. FAFO, but seriously looking for this information. Anyone have any wisdom? Even the non experts out there. Change the paradigm to get answers.

[@TUKByV1]

Indeed. The rules for the infirm, elderly, and often their caregivers are going to differ. I'm trying to make sure my car can hustle fully loaded for a full day, because I can't anymore.

[@Forgiven_Disciple]

Surround yourself with like minded individuals. Each one of you will have your strong points and weak points but where one is weak the rest offer that strength. Trust in the Lord as 1 body in Christ!!!!

[@jasongarling20]

@theunknownknowsBYvoivod that's a great point, no matter what your mode of mobility has to be. Appreciate the input!

[@jasongarling20]

@Forgiven_Disciple and you are right, I heard that many times... unfortunately, either no response, or physiological issues that don't mix is what I'm faced with. There are huge ... differences in... can't say without being punished. I hope everyone understands 🙏🏻

[@Forgiven_Disciple]

@jasongarling20 I'm sorry brother I don't really understand but I'm praying that you get some good people in your life Jason

[@jefffunderburk4036]

AWESOME video, guys!!!!

[@brianwatson3011]

my 1st sgt always talked about intestinal fortitude ('guts') will u quit when your enemy is still training; still in the fight??? Hooah! RLTW!

[@Troy-nr7ku]

No Jason your wrong. Freezing to death would suck. I'd rather die warm and cozy! 😂😅😂

[@sallycarlson3873]

I don't worry about tomorrow. Sometimes, I am concerned. No big deal because I prepare for the known and leave the unknowns to God's good plans that he has made for me. 🙏

[@rodtennant7603]

Who is the former SF medic? There is no credit or name provided?

[@myhappyface3040]

training without all the gear on is real life, when a predator gets the drop on you.

[@gratefulprepsnj]

🇺🇸

[@OPSTuT]

Skill 6. Know where to find the answers. You can never know all the answers but you can know where to find them.