Correct Routine to the Navy Seal Water Challenge

[@DanielWillen]

He's trained to preserve his breath , that's why he speaks so faintly in this youtube video :D

[@ХристиянДианов-ж8д]

91#21

[@infinityfox_yt2677]

:D :D :D

[@kathyaruvalcaba5662]

I'm kind of like this.

[@leinekebilly195]

Poseidon is your God+

[@Jiri_yolo]

Facts

[@FierceCritter]

My dad is a Veteran WWII UDT Frogman. Growing up, I was not much of a distance swimmer. He didn't teach me to swim fast, he taught me how to keep myself afloat and how to swim underwater. I could never outswim someone in a race, but I could float for hours, though I floated on my back. And I loved bobbing, just never knew it was a "thing." :D Love this video, I'll share it with dad.

[@noahb26]

FierceCritter Thats nice and all but SEALs didn’t exist until Kennedy

[@FierceCritter]

I said UDT Frogman, not SEAL. :)

[@sigsauer_firearms]

@@noahb26 UDTs existed since WW2 dingus

[@echongkan01]

I once fell into a pool when a kid, didn't know how to swim and did exactly the same until I reached a lower part of the pool and was able to get out.

[@RYRosario]

I did that when I fell in a ditch in the ocean while I was playing in the water at the beach, I was too deep, I jumped up three times until I got to where my toes reached to stand and walk.

[@calliebrown1005]

I just saw your comment on a video saying you were going to do this so I decided to watch. I liked the vid too

[@ApacheTech]

•Schleich animal lover• thank you I really appreciate it! :)

[@galaxy_nerd9385]

•Schleich animal lover• same

[@beratefe340]

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[@MonumentToSin]

Lol and here my dad trained me to do this as a kid "for fun". He was in the navy and worked with special ops, and he made it seem like a game when I was younger, but it actually is meant to keep you afloat in case you are thrown into the water and your limbs are all tied up. So if that ever happens to me, I'm prepared haha.

[@MidnightXAlchemy]

LeilaniHapa no. You’re not

[@modernknight6871]

I’m here in Coronado waiting to start buds and let me tell you, that it is one thing to do it for fun and another one is to do it because you have to do it to survive, people freak out all the time, try to fight the water and pass out

[@TIGERTHATROARS]

I saw your comment on buzzfeed blue and I am so glad to see you actually uploaded a video. Most people say something and never do it, but I am glad you did. I personally can't swim to save my life but this was cool to watch! Also gave you a sub cuz' I saw you played dead by daylight, that game is fun to watch.

[@ApacheTech]

Thank you for the kind comment and the sub!! im glad you enjoyed the video and my old dead by daylight video!:) im trying to get back into that game i missed a lot of new content!

[@ibuprofenPill]

I swim at a pool where I see guys practicing this every now and then. If you do it enough you'll get good at it.

[@Moon_Dance]

Went through Navy 2nd Class Dive school in 1983 Amphib Base Coronado. It was/is called "drownproofing" and eliminated a few folks from the class. Not that hard but it will find out if you have any fear of the water. Point I took from it going on to a career as a Navy Diver was if there is a problem..... relax. Panicking will kill you. Unless things have changed, all Navy Dive Programs do Drown Proofing (Navy Diver, EOD & SEAL) so not sure why this is called Navy Seal Water Challenge when the whole SpecOp community does it.

[@kuntakinte1416]

When your hands are behind you, what do you do about the ear pressure pain when you go deep??

[@haouas.4784]

I'm pleasantly surprised you followed through on your comment! Dropped you a like. Also, your voice is soothing lol

[@ApacheTech]

Haoua Senoussi haha thank you so much I planned on uploading it sooner but kept putting it off, after seeing buzzfeeds video I knew I had to do it ASAP! And yeah I just finished an 8hr work shift with no prior sleep so I was soo tired but I'm glad you enjoyed the video thank you!

[@andyhd9103]

Haoua Senoussi n

[@garydflatt4904]

Use rubber bands, if you want to practice, on your own.

[@tmos540]

Thanks for showing this, a heads up on the right form and everything is really helpful.

[@justmeselfolo3904]

Having competed in swimming for over 12 years, I can't wait to get in the pool and try to do this. Awesome video. Only problem was the form of the person swimming laps in the back ground because I'm a coach and picky haha

[@ApacheTech]

justmeself olo I grew up as a competitive runner and never swam much l had to force myself to learn all these drills on my own just be careful I'm sure you'll do fine since you've been swimming for so long but the guy recording the video is actually a US Army Deep Sea Diver and there's another one hiding somewhere, what I'm trying to say is just be careful this exercise can get pretty difficult at times !good luck!! And I also don't have a perfect freestyle So I probably won't be posting about that too much 😂😂

[@cristanocosta5726]

Este tipo de treinamento testa o auto controle emocional e o domínio da respiração, é um excelente exercício de resistência.

[@cr-us9ch]

Thats awesome man. Good job

[@croletan5424]

Pretty interesting and cool! This seems SUPER difficult

[@lbstv5989]

It is... lol going down requires you let all the air out of your lungs so you can sink easily. But going up you just push off the ground.

[@Jay-cw5bx]

wheres the part at the end where the instructor tries to drown you?

[@jnyz6313]

Jay 1989 that’s pool comp

[@mabeanalt123]

Ur voice is so asmr

[@scorpiobaddieee6806]

your voice is so soothing. i wish i could swim.

[@ApacheTech]

haha thank you :) And learning to swim is a lot more difficult when you're older compared to where you're younger but you can most definitely learn with the right help! good luck and i hope you learn to swim someday soon!

[@RdamWest]

His voice makes you wet ??

[@jordanbaker3283]

@@RdamWest 😂😂

[@BC-mj2vo]

This is insane, man. I thought getting a brick from the ten foot mark for lifeguarding was hard lol. Can't wait to see the full routine video!

[@ApacheTech]

Thanks man appreciate the feedback! This actually is the full routine but its extended too long, this whole exercise should take about 7min. I will try and upload the new video tomorrow!!

[@akirzutoguya7034]

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[@מיטלפזרקר-ע2ו]

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[@kylahmariee595]

I could listen to you talk all day long.

[@todja]

I saw your comment on buzzfeed and decided to watch your video . Well done good job!

[@ApacheTech]

Todja Kyles much appreciated thank you!!:)

[@MMmm-bg9li]

Todja Kyles same!

[@matthewjohnston3224]

Same

[@melaniecelaya546]

Same

[@darleneheyward2130]

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[@chickenofthecave1406]

If you have troubles with getting comfortable underwater with not being able to breathe, swim hypo's. 50's, 75's, and 100's of them. Then just work your way down to doing 3 of them with 0 breathes each lap with little rest in between.

[@matthewjohnson8869]

His voice is perfect for asmr

[@Danilyons]

Saw you're comment on Buzz feed! Great job on this

[@hooriaali8066]

Dani.lyons Weds

[@tamaramedelrey1966]

Hola makimam

[@GardyDaKidd]

If dis ain’t a perfect vid idk what is👍🏾

[@NotKewl]

I saw your comment on the navy seal vid so I just decided to watch it

[@andrearigoldi3043]

Are you planning to join the navy or currently taking on the BUD/s? I'm training to become an army officer. Cheers from Italy!

[@ApacheTech]

I'm actually training to join the Air Force and become a pararescue jumper. The training for seals and Pj's are very similar which is why i'm familiar with these exercises. I will actually be posting a lot more videos like this to help educate people on the training that is done throughout buds and indoc for Pj's. And good luck becoming an Army officer! I used to live in pisa italy for 7 hope you're enjoying your time down there!

[@andrearigoldi3043]

Apache Productions keep up the great content and good luck to you!

[@harryrooney9424]

How would bobbing work if you were stranded in the ocean? Or is there something else for that?

[@zacmeurer7749]

harry rooney there's a different kind but is not as effective

[@charlesbatkin8722]

The bobbing isn't practical, it's a stress testing exercise. In 50ft water you just float or tread water

[@MonumentToSin]

Keep as much air in your lungs as possible, which will keep your body floating near the surface. Each time you bob back up to the surface, release and suck in air as fast as possible before you sink down again. Repeat. This technique is not actually meant for shallow water, therefore you really shouldn't be sinking to the bottom in the first place. It's actually an exercise for the SEALS in case they are even thrown in the water with their limbs tied up.

[@omerashraf2113]

The whole reason for this test is to get your trained to be comfortable in the water even when things go bad...

[@kuntakinte1416]

When your hands are behind you, what do you do about the ear pressure pain when you go deep??

[@ART1Czx]

good work i subbed

[@pamomo3373]

It's pretty amusing to see how much your voice has changed since your pokemon videos

[@ApacheTech]

Gary Kwong I often times forget I have those videos still up haha but yes the differences between my voice then and now is very amusing 😂

[@MrPerbye]

You should get a water polo instructor in there, and in no time they will learn to thread water: no problem keeping afloat without your arms. You just need some technique, and the ability to float!

[@YoutubeUser-mg1tz]

Where do I find an instructor?

[@gagewesterhouse9558]

Is this guy training to be a Navy SEAL? He's more softly spoken than the chess master.

[@benmartz3405]

This video is perfect. Thank you.

[@MegaCreeper-sl2vi]

Bruh you actually did it!!!

[@alteonajohnson7801]

who wouldn't

[@samirabk1090]

MegaCreeper43685

[@batfleckforever3594]

ASMR drown proofing.

[@derrickhilliard7225]

Good job but you get disqualified if u touch the floor also you have a 6x6 square and if you swim outside u get disqualified hope to see u out there when he isn’t there make sure u keep up the intensity as much as you can

[@HawaiianBro808]

Been using this routine on training for SWCC.

[@seanchristianii3206]

That's my plan. How'd it work out for you?

[@maximumsendage2600]

Is this Great Lakes?

[@gissie391]

Thats like butterfly kick and caterlillar.

[@justaguy4real]

so funny and weird, I seriously used to do all of this water shit as a kid for fun. I really do believe in the hundredth dog theory.

[@nickelilltroll6]

People. It`s not as hard as it looks. I´m not here to bragg, fact is from I was 15 to 19 I was training water trampolin and underwater rugby. We did this Navy Seal water challenge just to try if we could do it. It wasnt hard. Pool was actually 15 feet deep. We also made it more challenging and ziptied our feet and hands.....doesnt make it easier for the mind or physical aspect. Seeing ppl doing this and almost cheating, kicking with spread legs and doing bad turns...hmpf!! Trying to say that almost anyone can do this. It s all about beeing used to beeing under, in and on the water. Beeing safe in your mind and knowing where your limits are...you can train this in a couple of weeks. Sure some will have to get more used to it, just saying that it s your mind that s stoping you. Pretty sure proffesional swimmers will see this challenge as a easy, fun thing. A little practice and it s done. If you wanna try it, start easy...try to calm yourself, it IS a mindfuck but you can do it. Get used to beeing underwater and move around, get control of your body and know your limits...over time you will get better and finally you understand what I m saying :)

[@tanjalaitinen359]

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[@69clapzhighlights82]

Yo everybody who sees this please try to hold your breath as long as possible (just sit down and use a google stopwatch no need to go in water) I got 1:30 just now. Wanna see who can beat me (im only 15 yo so should be easy for older people.

[@elizabethmontgomery4134]

A kid tried to drown me at my local pool once xd

[@daveh9551]

Fidgety camera gets my anxiety up

[@juanhernandez7537]

I like., it´s very hard., work hard.

[@damianortega7603]

How do you guys do flips without water going into your nose

[@ApacheTech]

The water does get in your nose you just get used to it to where it doesn’t bother you, takes some time but it’s very achievable.

[@petermutune6789]

Very tough dangerous training!!!

[@evandesjardins1157]

That's cool

[@matthewroykinney7922]

Starting of bad habits! Bad habits die hard! Along with those who practices them!

[@zach_blackburn]

Whats the deepest end of that pool?

[@kuntakinte1416]

I was looking for it to. It is 11 feet.

[@BlackWolfMedia_]

Whenever I do the bobbing, I feel like I’m going to be crushed... is there a way to get by this feeling? And naturally, I’m very floaty.. so to get down I have to exhale a lot of air, I’m out of air by the time I’m even all the way down. Please help

[@IntricateCyborg]

You are blowing out too much air. Generally you will be able to sink with 2/3 of your air out. The 1/3 should be sufficient for you to. Move at least several metres. The crushing feeling generally occurs due to anxiety by not being confident

[@jagmeetsinghfan1019]

Graceful dancers 💃

[@rickymeister869]

How many feet down is the bobbing

[@erickb.4240]

Where is the 50 m underwater part?

[@ApacheTech]

i have the video i just never posted it, perhaps i will soon.

[@erickb.4240]

@@ApacheTech it would be awesome to see that

[@kuntakinte1416]

​@@ApacheTechWhen your hands are behind you, what do you do about the ear pressure pain when you go deep??

[@merediththompson2793]

such a soothing voice

[@-caesar3751]

How can somebody reveal a video on a special force’s routine training?

[@devildog0489]

- M1StakeS special forces is the army Green Berets

[@MichaelGawesebmainone]

How deep is this pool, I find doing this very challenging in a 4 meter deep pool as I have to empty lungs before sinking?

[@R4d3K98]

I dont have any sort of military experience but I managed to do it. Just empty your lungs before going down and without panicking wait paciently till you reach the bottom and touch the ground.

[@kuntakinte1416]

I was looking for the dept to, it's 11 feet.

[@nathanweltman3807]

Where are you located?

[@alejandrofernandez6548]

1.20 la mente está en calma,no hay miedos

[@67Moufid]

Is this a gymanstic or training....very funny

[@t_sgamingt_sgaming3399]

Very nicecool great

[@br5439]

This is alot like being on the vent. Trust me on this I know.

[@ravengamer8088]

Is this easy, how can you make it easier for yourself?

[@prod_eli6763]

I’m in HM-ATF training right now and we’re going through this routine and it’s pretty fucking difficult it’s definitely not something someone can do on their first day

[@JohnDoe-wi7eb]

Im so buoyant I float, also my head/ sinus starts hurting a lot depending on how deep I go

[@siberwolf33]

Video was evidently edited with voiceover while conducting covert ops.

[@JustAChillGuy21]

Do you have social media?

[@matteorossi4294]

quanto e' alta l'acqua di questa piscina?

[@kailven4415]

Its the same as a hippo swimming

[@barondurham9567]

This is like asmr

[@edamame8289]

Fuck I almost fell asleep while watching

[@patchgamer693]

you are talkin like bonnie from family guy xD

[@Twixelss]

Wow. This is like a normal swimming lesson for me. Haha. Except for the part where they pick up a mask with their teeth. But we aren't allowed to rest like these people.

[@SickBikeDude]

Do I hear post Malone ?

[@malikdado5152]

My boy Kai

[@ApacheTech]

My Boy Malik!!

[@samirjann8263]

cool

[@walkerhodge]

I Thought Dat Dude Died @ 2:14.

[@hentaigasmcom-nh8wm]

Armando Salgado lol bro he was joking y u mad

[@miturungta5850]

Good

[@helloboy1397]

I think that like 8 feet

[@jarvisvance4062]

Respect

[@tiabriney8032]

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[@azimeibo7795]

You spik nice

[@ralphlz23]

Ummm...why are you whispering...but ummm yeah floating...yeah...

[@samuelmitchell4507]

What is this? ASMR? Good video just odd tone

[@aaron-ys9uw]

How deep should the pool be

[@ApacheTech]

i believe the pool at indoc and buds is around 9 ft, i could be wrong but you can practice parts of this exercise in any pool but deeper is harder which is of course better!

[@aareptiles602]

Thank you

[@moralesef]

aaron123456 The deepest end of this particular pool is 11 feet

[@kawaiipuppy4627]

AYYYYE

[@jagovarseferovic1580]

Bravi 👍

[@iamwolf9001]

I love how he is saying hes getting tired and all that. This is like the cooldown in a swim practice, and the more I think about it this is exactly what I did for my cooldown. Bob up and down, put my fert and hands together and swim, take my googles off underwater, do a bunch of flips underwater, wow and this is supposed to be some requirement thingy? (Im not trynna diss anyone or anything or whatever i was just pointing something out)

[@ApacheTech]

Delay Wolf that’s cool. And no not a requirement just something instructors do to make trainees quit.

[@trevinocorina2623]

how deep is it in there just curious

[@batfleckforever3594]

It says 11 feet on the side of the pool.

[@kawaiipuppy4627]

up the sky

[@kawaiipuppy4627]

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[@custer14]

Why torture yourself through this ?

[@carolinacarolina7793]

It's not that hard. I'm a female and been doing this as a kid with a dive weight belt. Easy for 30 minutes. I'm a 5"4' 120 lb. Mesomorph through.

[@ApacheTech]

Yeah honestly it's not too difficult under a controlled environment at your own pace i agree, but when its done with instructors yelling and pressuring you before hand after having completing various other strenuous physical exercises is then when it gets very difficult.

[@tabletthuis5094]

Nederland heeft u nog een prettige en dan kan

[@roaxslayer]

asmr

[@leinekebilly195]

Raistlin88

[@tomm9966]

they don't look like seals

[@ApacheTech]

they're not seals nor are they in the navy. These are airmen training for air force spec ops including pararescue and Combat control

[@martinb2837]

why you sound so goddamn derpressed

[@ApacheTech]

Martin Benndahl because you didn't subscribe.

[@mimoubjouhri4054]

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[@noname-qe1sr]

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[@-caesar3751]

Just jumping up and down. How is that even a challenge?