Jocko Podcast 334: Work Hard, ENDURE, & Keep Hammering, w/ Bowhunter Cam Hanes

[@justinkey11]

This was absolutely incredible. Thank you for making it and releasing it. What an incredible bond. Loved every part of this!

[@thatxgoofygoober2609]

One of the most legit podcast I’ve ever listened to in my life, hearing such a compelling story is such a motivation to me. As a young man this is exactly what I needed to hear! Lost my dad to pancreatic cancer he’s description of “pain is temporary “ was something I lost through the years of not having him around but hearing Cameron’s story and adventures really gives me a lot of push to be a lot more present in taking action in my life, thank you jacko for such an amazing episode !

[@achap6376]

Amazing, keep this perspective.

[@Rokiriko]

He's a grifter, don't be dumb...

[@phillipmaxwell7158]

@@Rokiriko yet here you are, in the KZbin comments🤷‍♂️

[@riceflatpicking4954]

Keep pushing man

[@rowlandon6]

Both of these guys speak with so much passion. Incredible podcast.

[@stainlesssteal]

The legend of Cam Hanes...finally Cam opens up...love this...thank you Mr. Hanes...amazing to witness this convo 🙏

[@topsysdad1]

Endure is an incredible book, Cam's stories link into awesome life messages.

[@MJH869]

The way Cam’s hat creates a shadow over his face only adds another element to his character 😂

[@ShadowGestalt]

That dude is living partially in the shadow realm lol what a beast.

[@steratorefriends6596]

now that's what I call a well integrated shadow

[@mikeesler9204]

Coward?

[@billbraski]

Such a good book. So much sadness to endure. Lifes realy one big endurance race.... Cam has been my aid station for this leg.... Keep Hammerin

[@andycota7277]

Jocko all we need now is Goggins!!! Cam Haynes = Beast!

[@notvaas3093]

I don't think it will happen, but if it would the internet will break

[@ste1301]

Wont happen, the soul Goggins took in Training, Jocko Willink

[@KizaWittaker]

@@ste1301 what?

[@ste1301]

@@KizaWittaker cant take boat crew 2

[@KizaWittaker]

@@ste1301 what?

[@TacticalXRays]

Out of all of cam’s media run,…this is the most in depth

[@lymphy12]

The grind feels different when you are on the path.

[@tobygoodman9134]

Got the book after hearing it promoted on JRE, but i decided to hold back from listening to it, until i had heard this podcast. Insane respect for Cam, and everything he does. He truly gets after it every single day, and crushes it.

[@theotherside1159]

that’s not a book lmao

[@tobygoodman9134]

@@theotherside1159 Listening to the audiobook i should have said.

[@davidklein6333]

Thank you Cam, Jocko and Echo. I didn't think this episode would be so interesting that I would listen to the whole episode, but I pretty much did, albeit in segments. Thank you

[@donavonkeith8411]

Just got my copy in the mail today… cheeccckkkkk! Cam is a solid / salt of the earth badass with a great heart and perspective by the looks of everything I’ve seen on him and family. Proud of him for his success and progress in life, glad I could support him after so much support he’s put out there for other for free.

[@GM-re2rp]

I used to listen to Cam Hanes and a lot of his content for a while during 2020, and it inspired me to up my endurance game greatly, running distance and up hills that I had never thought I could ever before. Fast forward... fell off the wagon for a while and lost most of my incredible progress, but not all is gone. I've recently started moving around the coals and getting fired up about getting back it. Coincidentally I came across Cam's book last night and needless to say, didn't hesitate to buy it. Thank you for putting the book out!.. and now today I see my favorite podcast just featured this awesome episode with a whole new perspective and so much more to look forward to! Must be a sign of great things to come, no doubt. Thank for sharing so much with us and for making our country stronger!

[@jdlewis7064]

Cam Hanes is a gift to this earth and all who inhabits it.

[@tylerrisser7159]

Given to us by the good Lord up above to prove the importance of family, fitness, and most of all faith 🙏

[@usmcmma]

Great Podcast as usual. I got back into hunting after a 20 year break and was way out of shape. I HATED that I was sucking wind after a few miles. I listened to Cam on JRE and a light went off. I started lifting biking and hiking and at 48 I'm in the same shape I was when I left the Marine Corps in 1999. Well almost!

[@eriklynch5006]

So awesome!! Great to hear, inspiring 👏

[@riceflatpicking4954]

Outstanding, Devil! I got out in 1993.

[@NoName-lq7kt]

A few years ago I was riding my bicycle in the eugene area, was climbing a hill hard with my bike. There Cam goes... jogging. At least I am pretty sure it was him.

[@treyozee2685]

Cam is sneaky funny. Loved this pod. You guys are all awesome!

[@tmbergeronff]

someone please make an app that takes jocko's voice and emotion and applies it to any audiobook. I listen to a lot of audio books and every time I hear jocko read out of books it takes it to the next level

[@sarahsincerely9599]

Thank you all for your service. Sincerely

[@ShadowGestalt]

Seconded.

[@snaps10]

All due respect to Jocko, I’m sure lots of people are motivated by his 0430 exercise posts, but I always kind of took it as the cost of doing his business that he had to get up to workout then. Hearing Cam get up at 0200 to get HALF of his exercise in at 52 years old, that motivated the hell out of my 42 year old ass to make me work harder.

[@cvfd555]

I swear Jocko could read the phone book and my heart rate would still rise 20bpm in excitement for the next address🤦🏻‍♂️

[@parkeranderson5074]

Do you have a Jocko doll that you sleep with at night?

[@johnnysprocketz]

still in diapers eh

[@johnnysprocketz]

@@MM-eo2oz he’s an old goat, unable to participate in the throngs of combats

[@mikepomidoro3206]

Hahahahahaha

[@mikepomidoro3206]

Hahahahahaha

[@gijoey5912]

I once killed a bat that was in my house with a tennis racket so I’m somewhat of a hunter myself.

[@Whiterun_Gaurd]

should have used a baseball bat

[@cdrtej]

😄😄🏆

[@joebudi5136]

I once had an arm full and I saw a roach and smushed it. I put what was in my hands down and went back to clean the smushed roach on the floor. Tne roach WAS GONE!! BUT I KILLED HIM? OH NO!?!? HE IS GONNA CRAWL IN MY MOUTH AT NIGHT!!! True story.

[@elonzento3516]

one of the best in a while.

[@NikhilKumar-fo5on]

my dream is for Jocko to have JK Rowling on & Jocko reads Harry Potter to her with his Powerful Intensity

[@dt1458]

When David Goggins coming on the podcast?

[@riosmax4317]

My brother watches all his inspirational videos on KZbin, and trains everyday after work.

[@jaypierre5993]

I second that, Hanes, Willink, Goggins and Luttrell, these are the guys that will keep you on the right path. Jocko you just have 2 more guest you gotta have on your podcast!

[@idinazimi]

That will never happen sadly, Navy seal guys don't like Goggins, specially Jocko. They believe the seal brotherhood is the most important thing, our boy Goggins was never a part of the brotherhood.

[@Ropadope23]

Tomorrow

[@riosmax4317]

@@Ropadope23 Really?

[@Exalted-]

"Since I know echo pretty well, I know he wants to have a selection of arrows" "A party mix" Sounds like a line from a movie lol

[@davidjewell3932]

Awesome talk, i can relate to Cam, being 54 also and have ben following his bowhunting info for over 20 years, you guys are great, keep hammering!

[@robertsaladino]

My 2 year old Bronson had a stomach virus last week, I skipped 2 days last week ...life will let you know when to have a day off. This why is I never plan day offs.

[@popvultureinc5007]

Life is a struggle sometimes and you need a little motivation to get through it but I'll never understand the guys that think they need to work and sweat and endure all of the time. It's okay to relax sometimes, too.

[@Chriss9445]

Listening to this Hammerin’ at work drinking a Jocko Molk shake for lunch. LFG!!!

[@Tacit_Tern]

*Jocko Willink is the Reluctant Leader we need.* .....We know you've done enough, but your Nation needs you. 🇺🇸 *2024* 🦅

[@grote8324]

Hands down the best interview/interaction I've ever been fortunate enough to watch

[@VHVUSA]

College has been one of the GREATEST improvements in my life thank you GOD..!! Marines was pretty profound also thanks GOD. :]

[@TheTudoor]

This is Legendary ! Thank you Jocko thank you Cameron and Joe Rogan !

[@RuffRydaz82]

Powerful, inspirational and empowering. Thank you both for your service as true warriors.

[@LoganPennell123]

I've done a couple 100 mile Ultras in NC USA and you get a Buckle pretty much everywhere in the US for anyone wondering. Because of the history of western states endurance run.

[@realdeal1512]

Awesome two guys I respect greatly. I have followed cam for years before he was big time. I love to train and love to bow hunt

[@reidsams5908]

Jocko and Echo, You should invite a guy by the name of Devon Larratt to the show. Ret. Canadian special forces operator, and a world champion arm wrestler. Dude is a tank and an awesome guy, he did 7 tours and was wounded on one of them. Just food for thought. God bless and keep things, GOOD

[@mp91967]

Awesome podcast! Just finished the book. Excellent! 5 stars.

[@rorysymons3256]

Keep hammering Cam! Love you brother🤗 🦌🏹

[@Abdced]

Thank you for sharing, and letting us get to know you, Cameron Hanes!

[@Stanthemilkman]

All my metallurgy technicians got covid. So I had to suddenly go to night shift. 5 hrs sleep last 2 days. Keep going. It is worth 10k a month.

[@MWB12]

Such a great episode, thank you.

[@Elkslaya1]

This is a great great podcast! I didn’t know who Cam was until a couple months ago! Yeah I heard of him but didn’t know who he was. And I’m a Bowhunter! Now I feel like I know who he is. Seeing the different podcasts with Cam lately is telling his stories. I never read the hunting magazines. I just hunted. Good stuff here and I am happy to see cam part of the Origin USA team!

[@shadybendbison1525]

Awesome show!! If it’s not challenging there’s typically not a lot of satisfaction received. Even on unsuccessful bow hunts you still take so much away from the experience. Love the show!

[@corymollak2093]

I'm still trying to wrap my head around running 5 miles on a mountain in 30 minutes. Warrior leadership course at 7th Army in Germany, we ran the final release run(a 10 miler on flat surface) with the senior commandant and prior command sergeant major of a ranger battalion and we almost had to sprint to keep up. The Beast never ran slower than a 6-7 minute pace THE WHOLE WAY! On a lighter and funnier note....towards the end of the podcast Cam sounded more and more like Gary Busey!

[@therocinante3443]

I was going to comment on how early in the morning this was uploaded but then I remembered this is Jocko's

[@StrongbyLee]

Despite Cameron preaching the self-responsibility and "don't use your childhood as an excuse" bits, he seemed to have had some good influences in his life, like his grandmother and grandfather. Great to see him crushing it.

[@PULAG]

Haven't hunted since I was a boy and still find this story very appealing.

[@mikepomidoro3206]

This is a real good podcast well done 👍

[@benjaminsmith7228]

I'm also from a divorced family. Now I've fished multiple zones around the island I live and federal waters all while now out working most out there with a good cigar hanging out of my mouth. It's definitely an easy way out to use that life as a crutch, but it's magnitudes more useful to do as you say and use it as a chisel in your teenage years and early adult life.

[@maddychloe1]

Fantastic interview/podcast jocko,cam has very interesting story.The battle within himself to become what he is and overcome some serious childhood issues.Cams story is inspiring and he even admits no natural gifts so he thought,it just comes down to what’s your passion and I applaud cam for making a living at what he loves.Love to know with all his time in the bush if he’s ran across the forest hippie known as Sasquatch

[@Lord_Winston]

Thank you Jocko I always appreciate your podcast

[@masonfrancis7221]

I’m glad I read the book first. Awesome podcast.

[@jamesjackson3104]

Oh my god!!!!!! Oh noo wayyyy!!!!!!!! Oh my god!!!!! I'm crying!!!! Cameron Hanes, jocko, and Goggins are why I am alive!!!!!! I'm soon happy!!!!!! Thank you Oh my God I'm going to dissect this video!!!! Oh my god!!!!!

[@silasbell6029]

Cam, no sleeves?? Love the new Origin camo print

[@sephblack]

By degrees of separation this is as close as David Goggins will get to being on Jocko's podcast lol

[@miguelfonseca2341]

Why they don't get along with each other??

[@sephblack]

@@miguelfonseca2341 Not sure really, as they haven't discussed it directly. Based on some info provided, though, it might be because David Goggins is focused a lot on David Goggins/personal journey, and Jocko is focused on team. That may have created friction while they were enlisted.

[@riceflatpicking4954]

I wonder where Kevin Bacon fits in with all this.

[@mikepomidoro3206]

Back to the book 📖

[@markeberle3984]

Who is Jocko interviewing? There's nobody there. *wink *wink Camouflage. Enjoy that Dad joke and your day, dorks.

[@LC-in5or]

Don't need to buy the book now. Good shit fellas

[@firehorse_44alpha-omega]

Really intrigued with Mr. Hanes story. Guy is a Titan among ants. Has the nod of Apollo Far Striker to be sure. Thank you for your time gentlemen.

[@michaelcoviello1017]

Loved this. Goggins coming soon (eventually)??

[@beaubellamy2999]

What absolute legends. Privilege. Can’t wait to check out Origin hunting gear!

[@Gregorybridgewater]

Badass episode! Love it!

[@OneWithWonderland]

Where the Jocko Goggins pod!?!?!?!

[@atom-v.s.m4340]

Imagine Jock reading bedtime stories to a kid in that tone? I’d be 5 painting my war face and hitting my shield.

[@Darthdoodoo]

Men like me who never had a dad appreciate you guys being good role models for our sons because we were robbed of our father's and dont know how to give them certain knowledge that only men have.

[@michaelhockenjos7208]

Shoutout 2 this great Podcast

[@williamentenmann6327]

Another awesome one, thanks guys. Best part “you gunna get some things for your crossbow bro?” Bout spit out my drink. Anyway thanks again. Pumped on origin.

[@spikarooni6391]

I watched the whole thing on 3x speed and it's great

[@ianAEF]

Me after playing Red Dead Redemption: “Been there”

[@davidnorris5675]

Great interview.

[@Bathaling]

Oh yea, this is Goggins foreshadowing

[@vailaefaz6387]

They talk about goggins in this podcast?

[@Bathaling]

@@vailaefaz6387 no but we will get a Goggins podcast

[@martinezjames83]

Jocko killin Cam 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@michaelhockenjos7208]

Hard Work Beats Talent

[@DakotaJPayne]

Cameron Hanes is a beast!

[@justinchamberlain3443]

27:01 "you need to make things happen instead of just letting things happen to yourself" 33:01 his family had race horses so its not like he was poor 1:31:10 a totally awesome definition of failure 1:48:40 you can run 5miles in 30mins 2:04:30 "there are no rest days. I. Not good enough to take a day nor will I ever be..." 2:28:01 listen to point 2:55:01 "we still have so much left to do" but to what end and to what final purpose? 1cor3

[@karlap2507]

Really really enjoyed this podcast. Thank you

[@noahway13]

Something similar happened to me. I was in a tree stand tho, trying to hit a white tail. It was nerve wracking. My hands were shaking. I have taken many deer with a gun, but this is so different, so close. (about twenty yards) I kept trying to pull the string back, but it was jammed and broken. I surreptitiously tried to investigate the problem with the bow. I could see nothing, finally the buck got wind of me and disappeared. Disgusted with the bow, I climbed down, still shaking. On the ground, my breathing and shaking normalized. I tried the bow again, it pulled just like it should. The whole thing was just a case of nerves.

[@boyerindustries]

I never took interest in becoming a service member for various reasons and listening to Jocko makes me regret that. Luckily I’ve learned it’s not too late, currently looking into the 18X-Ray program & if I end up in there I feel like Jocko will be like the “military radio home team radio host” for everyone 😂

[@trizahler]

Thanks for this podcast Jocko and Cameron. I understand that both of you are men who speak of integrity. To this end could either of you speak to Cameron Hanes talking about beating Lance Armstrong (podcast time: 1:41:05). Lance Armstrong was arguably one of the most genetically talented endurance athletes of all time, a man with a work ethic arguably as dedicated and focused as Cameron’s, and a man who had access to the highest paid medical and pharmaceutical professionals in the world for his human performance enhancing program (PEDS, Steroids, Blood Doping, Testosterone Replacement Therapy-TRT). I believe it would be seen as extreme ownership to speak with the utmost integrity on how Cameron beat Lance in the NYC Marathon (an extremely globally competitive marathon event) by a small margin while either denying utilizing performance enhancing biochemicals, ignoring questions regarding any type of use of said biochemicals, or glossing over them altogether and portraying people such as me as jealous. Personally, I believe there should be a biochemically enhanced class and a non biochemically enhanced class for every sport out there, and we could let society decide who they truly want to watch in their chosen spectacle (putting their money where their values are). My inkling is that non-biochemical enhanced categories of sports would die out after a decade in the crushing demand by our current society for biochemically enhanced human feats. Furthermore, I understand full well the logic regarding the whole field of racers being biochemically enhanced, the whole NFL team being biochemically enhanced to one extent or another, to the extent that if you strip one man or woman of their prize you cannot in good conscience give it to the next man or woman just behind because they are utilizing performance enhancing biochemicals as well. I totally get where we are with our every day, laissez faire approach to modern pharmaceutical consumption whether it is to just get out of bed in the morning or beat other biochemically enhanced, hard working, world class athletes in a world renowned endurance race. My concern is what kind of example are you setting with regards to integrity, honor, extreme ownership, and the singular nucleic focus on hard work and sacrifice as the keys to success at the levels you have achieved. How many 12,13,14,15,16,17,and 18 year old boys who are in broken homes, who have no guidance, who are watching you, listening to you, and hearing all this talk of dedication, hard work, the grind, extreme ownership, as the keys to success at this level you speak of....and they dream, dream of becoming like you, your life becomes their dream, their motivation....but they are lacking one key ingredient, something hidden, something unspoken, something glossed over, something covered up, something normalized….. And that is the financial sacrifice, the long term health sacrifice that comes with the path of utilizing some form of biochemical enhancing substance or drug...... Why not for the sake of these young boys, who dream big because you, because of YOU… Why not for their sake don’t you use this extreme ownership to lay out how performance enhancing biochemicals have helped you or are helping you currently? As was mentioned in this very podcast…every single action has a cascading effect, the ball tipped just a bit more accelerates it down field just that much quicker for an intercept that might not have happened that changes the trajectory of the entire game…so too with even the smallest doses of performance enhancing biochemicals. Whether it be long in the past, in phases or waves during testing, during tougher times in life, or whether it is chronic in nature (small does to large and complex doses) every biochemical enhancement supplement, substance, or drug plays or played a role in your success here today. And perhaps these young boys and men pursue their dreams just as you did, but with only hard work, maybe some marginally good genetics, and remain woefully ignorant of biochemically enhancing substances, drugs or chemicals... Thus having their spirit and dreams broken by the brutal reality of the world (as you both eloquently point out multiple times in both your public speaking - podcasts, videos, etc.) insofar that hard work, dedication, extreme ownership, and good genetics will carry you far But not might be enough to carry you past men that have the exact same work ethic, dedication, extreme ownership, and good genetics…… But instead that little something, something hidden, something glossed over, something not spoken about because it might make book deals go bad, KZbin views go down, less invitations by the greats and rich of society to co-mingle and wax eloquently in public……. racestats.blogspot.com/2008/04/lance-armstrong-finishes-boston.html en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lance_Armstrong I hope you men have the integrity to live up to the extreme ownership you espouse because you are affecting the lives of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of young men and boys… If these were sons or your soldiers I would suspect you would take extreme ownership for what you teach them and how it affects their lives to at least some extent. Because this is not the example kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4PLZZuMpb5nmMU you want to be for young men of the West.

[@robbiebourke8655]

When you gonna get goggins on jocko??

[@MichaelJames707]

Freaking loved this one, bless ~

[@TedJonesWorldPodcast]

WE UP!!!

[@alexandercurtis3539]

Great pod cast

[@LeIronPickle]

Good evening Jocko

[@LookingAway359]

Lol when Echo starts asking about arrows

[@doughboybellmore2347]

Damn Cam, feel for You Brother, many of us had a fucked up quarters growing up, not all bikers are dickheads, local club I grew up around is why I am who I am, Infantry sealed my path, happy to see you come this far an paving a proud path

[@hippiedaveshappyplace1797]

Another great podcast jocko and your sidekick choco jocko

[@samuelhumphrey5908]

Just a big thankyo already Jocko

[@thechadillac1211]

I lived in Vietnam for more than a decade. I’m originally from Oklahoma and grew up hunting and fishing. They have laws restricting firearms and hunting. But they have still poached almost everything to endangered or extinction. It’s the people that agree to follow the rules ,hunt in season and do conservation. Anyway.

[@dailyswithdave]

Whitetail deer are absolute monsters as well.

[@ratta_tat]

That one miss ..... it's interesting how an obsession begins with a failure.

[@mikemcgeehan4321]

Awesome show.

[@frankbijnens929]

What an awesome Guy. Respect😀🙏🙏

[@david_4739]

I'm relatively new to this podcast and I've not seen the whole back catalogue of shows, but I was wondering if you've ever invited Robert Mason who wrote Chickenhawk - a great book I read when I was a kid in the 80s about his time as a Huey pilot in the Vietnam War. By the time I'd finished that book I felt like I knew how to fly a helicopter.

[@caleb_howard]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/moLaZapvjMyLmbM

[@The_Brew_Dog]

Be sure to check out episode 180 with John striker Meyer.

[@david_4739]

@@The_Brew_Dog Thanks for the heads-up.

[@david_4739]

@@The_Brew_Dog I relistened to that episode but no mention of Chickenhawk or Robert Mason.

[@riceflatpicking4954]

Now I want that book

[@jtweldin]

In bow hunting Anything other then perfection is failure. It eats at you the entire time your there.

[@laza6141]

1:07:00 Training talk !

[@jkb2168]

BRING ON GOGGINS