Andy Stumpf : The Most Important Thing I Learned As a SEAL | Joe Rogan

[@rotoninja]

I just learned that learning how to learn, is the best way to learn.

[@BlackedOutExcalibur]

rotoninja but HOW did you learn thoo

[@encryptedwolf7623]

I just learned that too

[@MrBaldovinos]

Encrypted Ronin were all learning

[@showne27]

I just learned that you all learned that the best thing to learn is to learn how to learn. Thanks to Joe Rogan, avid learner.

[@markschoch9509]

Wise beyond words... Except the words you used. However those words were the words you used so those words are also wise beyond words, or all the other words. This is all Carnie Ninja Monk wisdom, so I don't expect most of you to be able to follow along or understand (except rotoninja, obviously) since most of you can't tie your shoes and don't even know to sit on your hand for 5 minutes before masturbating so it will like someone else is doing it (its called the stranger). Just know this is high level, but also really deep shit. Once you've solved the to he secrets in that sentence you are ready to start your Carnie training. Good luck to you all.... Well except anyone named Douglas Randall Junior. Never met anyone with that name, but fuck that person. They can't be trusted, trust me.

[@shawnmc8159]

3:13 "All of the skills that I used in Kodiak, I did not ever use a single one of them operationally". Exactly how I feel about college.

[@AW-xg4zn]

I'd go further. This "extra ability to learn" he's talking about is the same sense of arrogance that the fresh college graduates have after being "overtrained." Most military people take that sense of entitlement to the private sector after they get out and fall flat on their face, just like the college grads do. Being an olympian runner, jumper diver and swimmer actually doesn't have a lot of application in the private sector. Those jobs are few, far between, and already occupied by somebody more experienced.

[@willd6515]

@Mickey LMAO, but you're a lucky guy, this is how i feel about my wife. Man, all these unused skills, such a shame.

[@joco8700]

Aubrey Watters that’s pretty much the opposite of my experience with former military. They tend to work hard and embrace the suck better than most.

[@rtlamb]

@@AW-xg4zn Folks like Andy are a huge asset in a work environment. Andy knows how to persevere under stress. Andy knows how to pick himself up after failure. Andy knows the power of constantly learning. Andy knows how to keep his mind open to creative options. Having a company with lots of Andy's is an employer's dream come true!

[@thc7865]

Aubrey Watters college is a scam

[@machina_aeterna]

The most important thing he learned was how to learn. Very helpful piece of wisdom right there.

[@byronmaxad9679]

Thats so deep

[@purd6142]

Learnception

[@michaelstronghold3550]

He learned how men learn.

[@machina_aeterna]

I was being serious.

[@Lorendrawn]

Commenter is Joey Diaz, just not the Joey Diaz you're thinking of LOL

[@tonyjohnson3134]

This dude is not only tough as shit, you can tell he’s also intelligent and very articulate. Cool video to watch.

[@brianwatts8558]

Andy was the lead instructor at my CrossFit certification back in 2009. I had no idea who he was back then, and I’ve seen him become a minor celebrity over the years. It’s so cool.

[@alextaylor29]

Basically if you're open to always learning new things, have a continual curiosity about everything and are humble in your studies (vs. thinking you're an expert about something) you have the mindset of a successful Seal. Very informative, thank you.

[@davelee5995]

The most important thing I learnt as a seal was juggling a ball with my nose.

[@520LUNNY]

Under rated comment

[@ivandad]

and typing with flippers?

[@flinch622]

@@ivandad That's how he gets his kippers.

[@BSCTrainerRob]

my dad was a ranger and he always makes that joke about seals lol. to their faces Haha. I dont tho I'm scared

[@elel2608]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@RJ-qs6nm]

The most important thing I learned as a Marine Officer is the military wastes more money than people can imagine lmao

[@aleksandrkomarov9231]

generic whitemale Can you elaborate?

[@RJ-qs6nm]

@@aleksandrkomarov9231 800k aircraft component disappears off the face of the earth, it's okay we don't know where it went, we'll just get a new one. Happened all the time. I was stationed on a base that was fined 75k a day by the epa for months because there was a pile of coal outside the hazmat building and every one was too lazy to move it. Countless examples. Billions of dollars of tax payer money wasted every day

[@phreephallin]

The DOD has 21 TRILLION dollars worth of fraudulent accounting entries. "For decades, the DoD’s leaders and accountants have been perpetrating a gigantic, unconstitutional accounting fraud, deliberately cooking the books to mislead the Congress and drive the DoD’s budgets ever higher, regardless of military necessity. DoD has literally been making up numbers in its annual financial reports to Congress-representing trillions of dollars’ worth of seemingly nonexistent transactions-knowing that Congress would rely on those misleading reports when deciding how much money to give the DoD the following year, according to government records and interviews with current and former DoD officials, congressional sources, and independent experts." "The fraud works like this. When the DoD submits its annual budget requests to Congress, it sends along the prior year’s financial reports, which contain fabricated numbers. The fabricated numbers disguise the fact that the DoD does not always spend all of the money Congress allocates in a given year. However, instead of returning such unspent funds to the US Treasury, as the law requires, the Pentagon sometimes launders and shifts such moneys to other parts of the DoD’s budget. Veteran Pentagon staffers say that this practice violates Article I Section 9 of the US Constitution, which stipulates that No Money shall be drawn from the Treasury, but in Consequence of Appropriations made by Law; and a regular Statement and Account of the Receipts and Expenditures of all public Money shall be published from time to time." www.thenation.com/article/pentagon-audit-budget-fraud/ Fraud and treason on a massive scale.

[@roddydykes7053]

generic whitemale keep spreading these stories, it’s important that people understand the gravity of the situation and how/why the US has fallen so quickly into astronomical debt.

[@aunttelly]

generic whitemale ignorance looks good on you

[@moda-vi]

There’s an aspect of learning and aspect of tough it out. Literally the answer to all your problems.

[@TheJudgement01]

weirdo

[@JD-ns9mr]

JuryHat09 *you’re

[@justinorosas9927]

@@TheJudgement01 eazy eazy cause I'm not eazy e

[@JakeLoeppky]

I think that's an accurate 'description' instead of an answer. How you use that to change your thoughts or actions would be the answer. Modular and different for everybody.

[@flinch622]

Knowing you can survive something on the edge of outrageous is a great well to draw on. Understanding is one thing, but the only way to know is: be something/do something/have something happen to you. A Tony Robbins seminar is not going to make anyone tough, no matter how motivated they feel.

[@jaydobber7691]

Navy saying: If it's broke order a new one. If it's not broke, break it and order a new one.

[@fragasm726]

In other words, fix it until it's broken.

[@povilasvoveris2594]

What of it is a child???🤨🤔😥

[@rayhensley9537]

Navy also. If it doesn't move paint it, if it does tie it down then paint it. Luckily I wasn't in the painting position

[@icantdance6813]

Or....Never Again Volunteer Yourself .... lol I'm a squid

[@willie_mccoy]

Army saying: If it's not broke, it's not regulation.

[@jeffm3022]

Suffer in silence, big ups to all the operators.

[@kenuffff]

big ups to the millions of dollars of tech that goes into making them successful,they should stop pretending its just because they're so much more badass than any other government's special operators, its because they have millions of dollars spent on them per year in training, tech, support etc.

[@jeffm3022]

@@kenuffff its not the tech, one mind, any weapon. Batteries fail, weather effects everything, intel, well who's perfect. The right brian (Operators) types are the only reason the money is used correctly.

[@jeffm3022]

@@kenuffff its call true grit. Something you evidently don't get. R.I.P to the (2) S.E.A.Ls who were lost in the Grenada invasion. Jeff M U.S.M.C, occasional hero Nuff said

[@BootyBot]

@@jeffm3022 Wow you sound super hardcore bro. They're good at their job because they have great training. They have great training because we're the richest country in the world. Every country has people with the mindset, intelligence, and tenacity necessary to be SF, SEAL, PJ, Ranger, Delta. Not every country can afford to train them in such a way. Being born within a literal circle of invisible lines drawn in the ground does not give you or anyone else magical super powers.

[@jeffm3022]

@@BootyBot I served with the USMC, It was a great opportunity and help my civilian career. Money aint nothing without men/women with true grit to reach selection. Big ups to M.A.R.S.O.C, Marine Raiders, and Force Recon. Shout out to the Air Force P.J's and the underated U.S Coast Guards. Nuff said.

[@Softballcrazy]

I cant even take a cold shower. Lol

[@MM-ys3sd]

JP Oner your not alone lmao

[@TheAnytony]

It's harder to take a cold shower for no reason than jump into cold water because someone expects you to.

[@GiraffeVortex]

I make it cold for a few minutes at the end of a shower, and it's not the cold that makes it unpleasant, but the reaction to it. If you try and observe your reaction to the cold it becomes neutral

[@soaceba]

JP Oner cold shower is the only way. Start your day like that way harder thank 50oz coffee and viagra

[@devilsmechanic5156]

@@GiraffeVortex i'm the opposite i like to scald myself but i love heat tho

[@scoutsaresilentdeath8775]

As a former point man in the Army, I can attest that when he says there is a certain pain compliance to learning, that is NO JOKE

[@bebeezra]

Death by PowerPoint is no joke.

[@Xpistos510]

Overman, especially when you’re sleep deprived in a comfy classroom. Lol

[@bebeezra]

I find it comical that Hollywood fetishes SEAL life & local law enforcement. If the general public had any idea about the endless octopus of paperwork, mind-numbing meetings and follow-up meetings to discuss the last mind-numbing meeting which ends by adding more paperwork - enrollment would plummet.

[@egads2]

Yes, or speaking through a mike covered with steel wool.

[@takakonobe]

🤣

[@thomastice9209]

learning how to learn! I'm a ex Navy Rescue Swimmer, one of the most valuable tools I picked up during my training was the fraise "Mind over Mater, if you don't Mind, it doesn't Matter" that fraise has helped me through so many obstacles in my military career and my career after leaving the service.

[@jakewes6642]

Obvious mispelt word. Litterally spells it right in the next sentence. Don't be a troll.

[@jasperbooth6383]

You have to have a mind to matter 😘

[@jamespark8330]

AlabamaAfghan you’re slow

[@dannythorne9872]

G3Tx SQUAD GAMING literally

[@blackout.X]

Thanks for serving.

[@metalhead142]

Joe “hot food makes you warmer” Rogan

[@larisssacantu7052]

😂😂😂

[@st.francisanddr.pepper1304]

Ikr

[@buckdich1]

Why are you taking him out of context then insulting him for the context you made up

[@johnsoapmactavish9921]

@@buckdich1 Because he's desperate for likes and attention

[@drummachine5787]

@@buckdich1that’s not taken out of context. The meaning of the statement hasn’t changed

[@Pxp1777]

Having been stationed at Ft. Rich 30 years ago, he is spot on when he says the worst part is your body being numb and the prickly feeling when you start to warm up after being submerged. The arctic will steal your life if you don't know how to deal with the cold.

[@KLewis5499]

Tony Ferguson is the type of dude to do “cold weather training” in the sauna

[@Ironman374]

And just where does Kevin Lee fit into this shit?

[@damianjohn5995]

Fucking hell its a disease of these unfunny douche bags bashing this joke to a brutal end

[@anmoldhewaju2940]

Wait its nt even funny cuz it makes no sense?

[@Bghandle]

😂 bro I'm ded

[@crocop6873]

Dammm!!! That makes absolutely no sense lol

[@allosaurusfragilis7782]

One thing i learned in the military was to really appreciate things that we all take for granted ie....a house, hot food, a cup of tea etc ( yes, british), electricity. That has stayed with me, many years later. So, quite grateful for that.

[@TeroPajunen]

Without making any direct comparison to the US Seals, I'd like to note that in Finland after the basic military training one can choose to get some additional training, which in my part was the coastal jaeger training, which contained several survival and hypothermia exercises. My point being, that one does not have to be an elite or seek a military carrier in order to go through the exercise described in this video.

[@plumfun6750]

I think a lot of it is the "First Time Syndrome". People are innately afraid of the unknown. But, most of the time, once you encounter or "do" something you find scary, it isn't. Or at least not as much. I learned this about 30 years ago when I was around 18. Since then I like to "do stuff" that others may find odd, strange, or even 'crazy'; like going swimming in an ice-cold lake in the fall (I live in the Yukon; lake water starts to get pretty dang cold in September!). Or walking outside 100' to the car and back...wearing cut-off's, in winter, at -47C (about -53F). No shoes, socks, or shirt. Never done it, so I did. I didn't die. Go figure. ;) Same thing with a LOT of other things...like trudging through a cold muskeg area. Could I hit some 'silt' and sink up to my balls, get stuck, and die? Yup. So I took my time, used a stick to probe ahead, and ignored the mosquitoes and leeches. Anyway...the point is, once you've jumped into the freezing ocean in the middle of winter, and you don't die, if that situation ever comes up unexpectedly (boat sinks, for example), you won't start freaking out. Because you've "been there, done that" and you know what to expect. It's no longer "fear of the unknown". I think THAT is why they make you do all these 'survival' things more so than to train you to survive them. Your mind is a POWERFUL aid to not-dieing; if you panic, you die. Don't panic...you have a chance. If you've done "it" before, you can do "it" again (whatever "it" is).

[@RedRedMCmusic]

Plum Fun well said 👏🏽💪🏽

[@geoffwittenberg93]

Currently listening to this from Kodiak, AK

[@dday881]

Brings a new meaning to the Phrase “Cold War”

[@jasonu.shiloh-offgridlivin7163]

I was in the military for 15 years. I was NOT a SEAL, but I was in the Navy (SeaBee). The pain/learning component is very important. It helps you remember your training. Some people are able to learn by reading and others need to learn visually. This way of teaching covers both types of people. My Dad always told me “what you can’t learn through your ears. You will learn through your ass”. Crude saying, but very true!! This is the reason why I feel the military trains people in this way. I think it would be even more applicable to Navy SEAL training. Just my opinion.

[@FluffytheChicken3]

learning how to learn is what education systems should be teaching children not to 20 year old adults, it might sound shitty but I bet we would have a lot more decent people in the world.

[@TheMerts14]

damn right but its too late now ..we should enforce some sterilization for population control right away .

[@baw4132]

I agree exactly with what you are saying. Unfortunately the system becomes just like big government, it merely fuels its own perpetuation, rather than having a desired end goal which is constantly evaluated. Add a component of accepting discomfort, let down and sacrifice based on hardship, imagine what the system could accomplish. We are weak, over fed and not hungry.

[@danielgreenwell2117]

This is incredibly accurate...it doesn’t just apply to SEALs but just about any Special ops unit, you become incredibly good at just picking up things.

[@JoeJoe-ev2lr]

The most important thing i learned in the military was that my drill sergeant didn't know that they stacked shit 5 foot 10 inches

[@ShafferspeeksTS1]

Shit man... That's freaking crazy, but salute to the SEALS and all the branches though 👊🏿

[@ShafferspeeksTS1]

@Goy George oh no question

[@alejandronunez7650]

i did that stuff for fun, turns out its torture for most people LUL

[@ShafferspeeksTS1]

@@alejandronunez7650 yeah, it's real chilling. (Pun intended)

[@russetwolf13]

Course that is the problem though, he didn't do even a quarter of the stuff he was trained to do. Seals are super expensive to train and almost always underutilized. That's why you'll often hear about, say, Force Recon being pressed to do jobs SEALS would usually be tapped to do, because the SEALS are so few they just have to make do with the next best group.

He's a fucking war criminal. Might as well compliment someone on being great at torture.

[@yaboiz1953]

Was I told how to pack my ruck sack before the 10 mile ruck. Yes. Did I do it right. Now. I thought. 5 pounds heavier to the right won’t be that bad. 10 miles later I fully regretted that decision. Pain has been my best teacher.

[@yaboiz1953]

BigErn_Mccraken well I did not realize I would be graded on my writing. It was a quick comment. The fact that you felt the dire necessity to comment on my words means that your life is sad. Sometimes I like to just use words to get the point across. I typed. I sent. And I didn’t re read for mistakes. Sometimes. I. Just. Type. How. I. Want. To. I. Hope. This. Grammar. Makes. You. Happy.

[@costasheat]

@BigErn_Mccraken you're miserable

[@joshspawn161]

@@yaboiz1953 Wow. It's interesting. How many sentences. You made. With such little content. No wonder. You're. In infantry.

[@yaboiz1953]

Josh Spawn actually. I’m. Not. Even. Infantry. I. Just. Like. Talking. However. I. Like. Whenever. I. Like. Did. You. Know. That. More. Than. Infantry. Does. Cool. Shit. In. Training. :). You couldn’t even get my ASVAB score if you even tried

[@joshspawn161]

@@yaboiz1953 Why would i want your ASVAB score? so I can make 35k a year?

[@podcastbunker]

Thanks Andy for your service to our country. And also thanks to Jamie as well.

[@gor1l1a]

@2:55 "That guy is either screwing everyone or was the first person to complete it..." OMG

[@Saybleu]

Andy. What a humble awesome human being.

[@yesssirrskiii5925]

00:10 Joe’s “oh wonderful” killed me

[@andyhello23]

Most people will not appreciate what he is on about. Its about knowing yourself. To do such jobs, you have to know yourself enormously. There is something about suffering, that teaches the rational brain enormous amounts. Of course lots are not rational, and will not learn much. But things like seals, are looking for those whom learn from suffering, whom are rational enough, to come through it. Suffering is never a nice thing, but if you have a rational brain, you will learn from it. Such people, must have a decent amount of imagination, they need it lol. Not caring about dying, and knowing your body can go through enormous amounts, teaches you alot. You end up having suffered so much, pain, is not really a factor anymore. The mind is a weird thing, but all you people that pass seal training, will understand how pain effects you.

[@TCrob]

He doesn't know himself. He can't sit still long enough to see himself. That is the point of his training. Or do you think the military trains people to find their true selves? He is a number.

[@michaels4883]

Best Rogen experience video I have seen yet - in the Navy, I use to drink with these guys - best laid back dudes ever!

[@MrMadamS69]

Ability to learn, thank you for highlighting this! Of course there are two components: First is the natural tools (memory, comprehension), and second is training/practice to hone the skill. For all we criticize government, the military (part of government after all) invests in training people, something which the business world has mostly abandoned.

[@tiktokgirl007]

Joe learning how to learn Rogan

[@PowerofPlacebo]

The pain compliance is what nails the message you need to learn that much quicker!!!

[@Slatari]

Some day when the theater of war changes, the unused skills will become highly necessary.

[@beelee4580]

Joe’s “OH wonderful” 😂

[@Gentamoru]

4:17 Of course Rogan, you always embrace "the succ"

[@jtmnavy]

Seaman approved !

[@iceesrule75]

Papa approves

[@Xpistos510]

You spelled “semen” incorrectly.

[@User9787x]

Every time I see a JT comment, I like it. No matter how old it is.

[@GorCancio]

What I want to know if the Navy Seals veterans have less occurrences of PTSD's, and what if any (high or low rates) are due to training.

[@umbertocardona4023]

Learning how to learn is the most important skill a human being can acquire. You have the ability to recreate yourself, no matter what happens.

[@Lobito-qz9pz]

Yeah, but have you ever learned while on DMT though?

[@dwightfontenot9064]

I say the same thing as a professional musician. The greatest thing I've learned as a musician, is the ability to break down problems and learn how to overcome obstacles and get better.

[@R1Kyle]

Or you get deployed in a cold country, deployment in the Ukraine, Alaska, Northern Canada etc. An example of situational learning --> Being a x Canadian operator that has seen arctic conditions I have strong opinions of these new metal weapons system chassis guns, ever been in a fire fight with an empty mag frozen in your weapon. Give me a mostly composite weapon with and plastic mag!

[@FitFatFit]

VX Adventures Ukraine is not a cold country bro

[@R1Kyle]

@@FitFatFit Yeah I know because lows down to -20 and on rare occasions even colder in January is warm bro. Now where is my speedo!

[@isjhoelcanizales3292]

It’s time for new Andy Stumpf episode!!!!

[@yoloswaggins2161]

Joe "I use the wim-hof method in the cryo tank" Rogan - Talking to a navy seal

[@cwilliams6884]

through pain comes discipline

[@jerzykaltenberg298]

An erudite, Intelligent, humble man.

[@ErrythingPhroze]

I could listen to these clips all damn day

[@frankpizarro6285]

It's called being an infantryman, The End.

[@carterjohnson7117]

Dude, as a fellow infantryman, this is apples to oranges.

[@frankpizarro6285]

Being cold isn't part of being an infantryman?

[@carterjohnson7117]

@@frankpizarro6285 the training you and I get is definitely different. Obviously freezing your ass off is one thing we learned since we got to training. Which branch are/were you in?

[@martinelliotedwards1883]

I’m not in the military, but I respect the kind of experience and training the people in the military have.

[@DKamps]

Clap your flippers and squeal gets you a fish?

[@MOUNTAINMANJJ]

"An aspect of learning and an aspect of tough it out". I think it is because "lessons not learned in blood are soon forgotten".

[@iamthereinforcements1972]

Joe keeps repeating everything he says with different wording.

[@CornyBum]

Just in case you're unsure of the point of that, it can be beneficial both to himself and to others for him to do that. Some people do that to comprehend something better; others comprehend things better once they hear it a different way. It's also a way to show someone you're talking with that you 'get it' and/or are interested in them continuing. Maybe Joe does it with the content he's hearing in mind; maybe he does it with his vast audience in mind; and maybe he does it with his guest in mind. Or some combination, changing purposes and motivations as the conversation flows.

[@DavidJohnson-ck9qi]

He's dumbing it down for the majority of his followers... Duh...

[@JakubRosman]

Nothing really wrong with that, its not like he's a politician. I think for being out of his element most of the time, he conveys his thoughts quite well.

[@cristiant6566]

HES LEARNING HOW TO LEARN

[@damienholland8103]

Joe is just not that intelligent. His best interviews are when his subject is intelligent (like this Navy Seal guy or Billy Corgan of Smashing Pumpkins). Even with MMA he says silly things like making presumptuous and insulting accusations about a fight being thrown.

[@koko1914]

Love the Black Rifle Coffee Company hat!

[@kvega30]

Training in case we need to go into Russia

[@porschecollector727]

kvega30 pray we will never have to. Never ended good.

[@kenthanos]

They're probably sneaking around in Russia right now. They do it all the time spec ops stuff I hope because they are just wasting time and resources.

[@robreke]

don't fall for the fake news narrartive my man. in a sane world, Russia would be one of our biggest allies.

[@joshpotts6316]

He's former Seal team 6. I'm sure he's well aware of the potential threats.

[@jn6305]

His speech cadence and manner of speaking compared to Jocko is so interesting because it’s so different. But they both talk a lot about the “type of person” it takes to be a SEAL.

[@indi9913]

I remember in boot camp my senior drill instructor told us, “ pain retains.” He was correct lol

[@ZODAGAWD]

Jim Hoff Method...I WAS THINKING THE EXACT SAME THING!

[@davidhernandez9985]

Joe, you bring to the podcast ex-seal & turned astronaut Capt. Chris J. Cassidy.

[@jeffmorgan9785]

It's a lot colder in Fairbanks and it is in Anchorage. We had some really warm winners the last few years here

[@penjamin5037]

It sounds like the guys down at the recruiting station sent this guy today.

[@TheDamageinc81]

I can assure you that no amount of recruiting will weed out Navy SEAL candidates ... 90% ain't going to make it ...

[@ChangedMountain1]

90% of people don’t even meet the academic requirements and physical requirements to even get a contract to go try out💀

[@moegreene7940]

What’s he supposed to say? Being a seal sucked. Didn’t learn a thing?

[@jesusbonnie]

So where did you go to bootcamp...Camp LeJeune North Dakota?!

[@Xpistos510]

No. Unless you’re formally a recruiter, us military guys just tend to lay it out like this : the good, bad, ugly. Besides, SEALs don’t go out to recruit - they want people to come to THEM.

[@pauldiam0nd]

Experts at becoming experts

[@jakewes6642]

*giggles* "Erect a tent." Much to cold for that.

[@scolpitts]

That is the best advice/outlook I’ve ever heard.

[@on2wheels378]

04:58... What he learned...

[@bobsmoot2392]

"If you want peace, prepare for war". Doesn't matter if you never USE certain aspects of your training. The point is to be prepared for as many possibilities as you can. Imagine being thrust into Arctic conditions during warfare, with zero equipment and training. Ask the Germans how that worked out for them in Russia (1941). And they were far North people. Thank you, sir, for your service, and the life of freedom it has provided me.

[@jkbrown5496]

He is describing the express route to becoming educated. Educated in the proper sense of the word. Not the misuse in the "education" system, which is teaching, instruction, training, schooling. Usage: Education, properly a drawing forth, implies not so much the communication of knowledge as the discipline of the intellect, the establishment of the principles, and the regulation of the heart. Instruction is that part of education which furnishes the mind with knowledge. Teaching is the same, being simply more familiar. It is also applied to practice; as, teaching to speak a language; teaching a dog to do tricks. Training is a department of education in which the chief element is exercise or practice for the purpose of imparting facility in any physical or mental operation. Breeding commonly relates to the manners and outward conduct. [1913 Webster]

[@jamesmcdermott7642]

Stumpf is so well spoken

[@echad6259]

I'd love to just get the training and then be done.

[@drknyt6131]

@chris andre Ok👍

[@experiment54]

Echad you can do it. There’s some seals who offer the training. Mostly used by those wanting to go into the seals as prep. Google it. Now you k ow it’s out there no excuses 😊 👍 good luck.

[@jno4159]

Yep, there are classes that do that

[@lurkster1974]

He says in another episode that it's average 95% training 5% combat so you pretty much would be done if you stayed in active service anyway

[@shelton0181]

If you don't have a goal besides training, then why do it? Don't waste your time searching for training that won't benefit you. Or maybe it would bro. I don't know.

[@mozes42]

Their voices are such a close match, I have a hard time figuring out who’s talking if I’m just listening to these two

[@MrHandro13]

Joe "You just embrace the S U C C" Rogan

[@scottnichol547]

Great comment on enhancing your ability to learn other things. This is exactly what we should teaching in school actually accomplishes other than learning random facts. The more we learn, the better we are at learning. It's the foundation of growth mindset.

[@ZS1productions]

if you learn how to learn better then when you need to learn things it will be be easier to learn. got it.

[@The_Annoyed_chef]

Wellcome to Finland. Long distance recon was that shit. E4 here.

[@carloschau9310]

5:28 'The ability to learn' is the most important thing Andy learnt from being SEAL

[@___t__t9575]

Outstanding dialogue Joe.

[@SBrown-ti8xe]

Joe "Embrace the Succ" Rogan

[@steveent5319]

I hate Kodiak too, Skoal is So much Cheaper..😝

[@matty6171]

Joe ‘Embrace the suck’ Rogan 4:17

[@matty6171]

Brad D awww you triggered?

[@augustmoon0004]

The best advice I’ve heard in a while, and it should be continuously taught to children throughout their schooling... Learn how to learn!!!! (This will make you better at EVERYTHING!)

[@JJBlazinvsTheWorld]

Not yet wait until we fight in Space or in the Arctic. It will happen....eventually!!

[@weareguardians7384]

Ability to learn begins with the willingness to learn, to be wearing the right attire, (attire - attitude and attributes of choice of heart / soul).

[@saintniccage2818]

His advice was " dont forget a towel"

[@experiment54]

saint nic cage “Always know where your towel is”- Ford Prefect the hitch hikers guide to the galaxy

[@702TifosiGambler]

Just for context pacific ocean water tempts along the California coast is ice cold in the summer..

[@csoehlig]

Ice cream headache? Bro, it's called a BRAIN FREEZE

[@lomchings]

He didn't learn that. Skipped that class it seems.

[@csoehlig]

Guy probably hasn't ever had ice cream tbh.

[@skyblue9991]

Lmfao. That killed me when he said that.

[@ebarton1475]

My company hires tons of veterans sadly they are beyond dumb and weak for the majority, it has become like a welfare program

[@wesleyashlock1413]

@@ebarton1475 go to the projects and you'll see welfare you stupid fuck. Go through some of the shit they went through than try adjusting back to civilian life and I bet you'd be pretty shell shocked and broken too. You don't know a thing by that statement and you've probably been protected your whole life so your probably very strong and very book smart

[@hollywarehouse7938]

I’m sitting in my garage at 104 degrees in Florida praying for a cold front... rethinking at this point

[@neftalymoret7437]

Holly Warehouse I was in Chicago and moved to Florida. I will take the heat any day instead of that cold weather!

[@argentumboyle249]

Thank you, Andy.....

[@darklord220]

So IQ and pain tolerance/endurance

[@promokk]

Tja ks for a 5 min reminders...i need a cuzzo

[@shaunr5450]

Rule #1 of being a SEAL, tell everyone you meet you are a SEAL in the first few minutes of introduction.

[@roddydykes7053]

Of all the training the SEALs and other military units do, I gotta assume the cold stuff is the worst. I’m from Saskatchewan, where all of us have experienced a bit of frostbite at least once, we just went through a -50 C streak recently, and it just drains you like I assume torture does. Just all the energy in your body, gone, you feel like a walking husk after spending the day shivering that badly.

[@sittingduhk]

You can learn so much as any pinniped really

[@Kittonwy]

The one thing he said don't let your ego fuck it up, very true

[@shishkebab3986]

The most important thing I learned in SEAL training was that I did not belong in SEAL training.

[@guadalupemontano6070]

Green berets are the best of the best

[@steelrain5626]

It's not learning, it's critical thinking