How We Trained UK, American, Irish & Australian Special Forces

[@aliboy4366]

Sika when someone who can’t back squat 2x bw passes SAS selection: 😡

[@franciscovencedor1785]

Is pegging part of the Sikastan Citizenship Application?

[@Dr_Demographics_IE]

Pegging is a mandatory active recovery in sikastan for sure

[@therukshuka3616]

​@@Dr_Demographics_IEis it considered hard or soft tissue work??

[@Dr_Demographics_IE]

@@therukshuka3616 DEEP tissue work

[@deepat]

Step 1, strong ankles. Step 2, mountain marathon with kit, Step 3, withstand mental torture

[@elliotlftng]

Unfortunately this one's too late for me lads, got discharged from army 2 months ago for doing steroids (true story lol)

[@alubchicken]

if our military isn't on steroids i don't want 'em

[@adrianpimentel7014]

Medical tests for steroids? Abuse? Or TRT to maintain a healthy level?

[@Craig-pk5cc]

@@adrianpimentel7014TRT is treated the same way in the military and police as it is in sport a big no no.

[@gabegabriel9288]

Based on

[@pectenmaximus231]

So are SF not ever on gear? I've seen plenty of pics of guys who, I dont care about elite genetics I know what those are like, the guys Ive seen are on something. No way is someone maintaining so much muscle under the conditions theyre in. I was always amazed as that seemed a risk more than a benefit.

[@simeonbradstock4214]

Brilliant video any more videos like this e.g.g injury mitigation, long term training for these things and other usefuk info e.g. lower body and back care for the militsry would be amazing!

[@Craig-pk5cc]

A Sika Tabbing/Rucking program when ?

[@christopherseat9871]

HAPPY holidays from 🇺🇲 to 🇨🇮💪🏋️‍♂️🤝

[@Yupppi]

That mental awareness of all your surroundings all the time as if they were a threat is borderline mental illness in today's society where you get insane amount of sensory overload if you don't filter out meaningless stuff. There's so much to think about and so many things to pay attention to and so few are actually threatening (in fact I can't say if I've ever in +30 years passed something that could've turned out to be a problem). You can practice it but it is very exhausting, especially in more busy places. But in the past it was extremely useful for anyone when people lived in much more survival based environment. Such a weird development. I feel like I was much more mentally strong back in my late teens when I did military service. Even though it feels like now I know better how to push myself etc. I was just young and naive and hadn't been through hardships and illnesses of life. Being young helps especially because you just handle more beating without thinking what it's for. When you get older it's much easier to have the "f this" when it doesn't serve you any benefit or purpose. If you don't think about the purpose, you do really well in the military. Or if you treat it like a game where you just try to do really well and it's not your real life where you have emotions and care about where you're going and how you're using your time, you just execute the tasks to your best ability. I did really well just because I didn't see the reason to protest, just tried how well I could do the stuff asked. But the special forces guys are different, instead of conscription they apply, the selected few from the motivated group. For that stuff it's no longer enough that you have both physical and mental capability to do well and you're not sandbagging like many are, for that you really do have to perform. My friend became a paratrooper officer in conscription, which I consider a special unit here. After the service he ran marathons for fun and studied to become a medical doctor. Was a great musician when we were teenagers. You could tell he was different. I wonder if PED usage in the units is sort of two-way benefit. You get more physical ability, but you also get more of that aggression that's necessary to have in combat. Like from what I understand about steroids is that you're not as afraid of consequences, you might not even think about the consequences and you're more willing to do harm (although special unit soldiers and today's soldiers have much more need to assess when to use force to begin with if not direct combat). The downside being your intelligence takes a hit. After service I bought the service boots. They were so good. +10 years after I'm still wearing them and the feet love them.

[@TheAngryyTroll]

Which of your plans would best suit someone wanting to join the military?

[@jsuewrs135]

Australia has SAS aswell.

[@darrenabanto]

comment sacrifice for the algo

[@Zrayy]

W Video

[@Noah-pc6wq]

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[@LatimusChadimus]

Wooooooo

[@TDace25]

Hoarrrrseeeee

[@itscolin81]

Why would you work with those imperialist colonizers?

[@LatimusChadimus]

The* Spanish and French? Or, the English? Your centuries too late bud. They're all dead now. None left 🙄

[@itscolin81]

@LatimusChadimus the English, Americans, and Australians obviously. Dumbass.

[@Craig-pk5cc]

@@LatimusChadimusdon’t forget the Dutch or Italians oh and the Portuguese had a few colonies as well.

[@Craig-pk5cc]

😂😂😂

[@USMCLP]

I mean I don’t disagree, but I don’t think the average strength coach would pass on the chance to see how people from those units adapt to different things.

[@PainReaverX2]

I love your accents guys! Sounds like Jacksepticeye's Irish accent but his doesn't sound as strong to me anymore too me. However, I am used to listening to him so maybe I just don't notice.