Live Army Running Cadence "HardWork"

[@robertmarra6861]

Just hearing Sgt Maj say “There you go!” Makes me feel like I can do anything

[@dannteeskew3336]

This right here is what I miss most about the Army. Been out since 2005 and I can recall almost every company run I've been in. First time I heard this cadence was in BCT back in '98 and fell in luv with it ever since. Hittin 40 yrs old in a few months Lord willing and I'm still a lean and mean fightin machine Hooah ! Hard work baby. Get some !

[@MujahidAli-ve1sy]

I'm in my chair running

[@95fordtbirdlx]

Am i the only one who gets motivated from running cadences during company, battalion, and brigade runs?

[@JohnDoe-gn2dn]

Damn, they're motivated. Hard to actually get a formation to sound this good unless they're motivated (from what I've seen) great job fellas

[@ThePizzaGoblin]

Cadences like this were the only thing that kept me going on some of the more grueling runs during training. I still have a bunch of the running and marching cadences memorized 7 years later. Sing them in the shower, when I'm walking to classes or work, and of course when I go running (when ever I actually get off my ass to run).

[@سكلدو]

Finally, we have a video of the cadence being sang.

[@mj634sa]

I am Air Force and 1999 I was with the 2ID (CRC Korea) and we did joint PT...hate to say it but Army gave me a PT "reality check" that day. We ended PT with Hardwork running Cadence...I loved it; first time I heard it. I was so moved I almost wanted to join the Army...almost.

[@jayminer9416]

THAT brought back some memories!!!! Hard Work, No Sweat!!!

[@PastorDowell]

I was the best Period! In the 82nd Airborne Division. I called cadence all by myself 7 1/2 miles rocking the whole way! AIRBORNE!

[@Akumaa2000]

This brings back some great sweet memories, it’s been 26years since I retired from the army but I still remember that cadence like it was yesterday.

[@capturedbyken2936]

not sure why but seeing the people cheer them on while they learn a new cadence kinda gave me goosebumps (the good kind) haha

[@jacktheripper15486]

"the US Army is no ones bitch!!!!!!"10 miles no sweat!

[@suzettediaz615]

Mann, i always admired the soldier singing cadence while leading a group run.

[@mannynunes7453]

The more you sweat the less you bleed. Only the strong survive. Pain is weakness leaving the body. Semper Fidelis

[@AgressorNation]

Fuck YEAH. Now that's what I call a fucking awesome cadence.

[@mranderson5668]

Great job!! It's kinda soothing. You forget you are running. More please?

[@vallo220]

I literally put this on and run with it. Seriously helps keep my mind off trying to train to run past my 5k run. Wish I had a bad ass group like this by my side. Running sucks :( lol.

[@montrealpatrick2907]

Can't wait to be around this great energy I ship out august 7th infantry army strong

[@ashc4167]

Montreal Patrick heyyyyy you, got to be, like me, 11b!! Airbornee!!! Infantry!! I can run!! To the sun!

[@deanwhaley1466]

Montreal Patrick my dude the only advice for you is study hard, getting smoked for days is terrible but when you get the chance always always always find a way to decompress. The little things matter to Keep you sane. Don't be a shit bag. Get that push up form down pat, run like someone is chasing you, be an animal during the sit ups and never I mean never fucking give up. They will break you if you let them. 1-19 echo company. Rock steady. Infantry. Hooah.

[@sugawp559]

You don't cadence until you can pull this one off.

[@chris06stg2]

This was one of my favorite things about the army. When someone could really sing cadence they could motivate the fuck out of you.

[@alexelliott8346]

As a former Marine, SgtMaj is on point!!

[@marybrandon464]

Fort Jackson CSM Christian calling cadence with the Charlie Company (Cougars) of the 369th Adjutant General Company during the 2016 Run for Cancer.

[@taylorweedon3869]

mary brandon Charlie Cougars 369💪🏽

[@jdodson1093]

God Bless our military!

[@MiriamxRawrrs]

My absolute favorite cadence when we run ❤

[@wilco25th69]

Great motivation Brothers and Sisters in Arms!!!! Goose bumps, ready to do a 5 miler on my own.....

[@thomasadams7795]

You know you have a good CSM when he calls the running cadence

[@SORBCOINC]

This is one of my favorite cadence's. Go Army! Go Ordnance! Hooah!

[@Ghostkiller-uy6lf]

this cadence is a good one but I see how it's sort of hard to start it

[@suhdude9704]

It was the first time they've ever done it so...

[@oak71]

I actually miss those company, battalion and Brigade runs. Great motivation. I do remember one of our NCOs at Ft Gordon falling out of the run calling cadence. I felt bad for him.

[@danielmyers1754]

shorts and tennis shoes. hell I had to do this in full combat gear. you go guys

[@skool225]

Yes sirrrr!! Hard Work! Ft. Leonard Wood A-1-48 May 1998 Warlords! Hoooooahhhh! Hard Work Woorrk! Keep Doing ya thang sounding good,bringing back old memories!😊

[@exactinmidget92]

holy shit i remember running this rout 5 years ago.

[@kabuto310]

I love listening to this while jogging on the treadmill.

[@tjroy8124]

This is now in a tv commercial 🙌🏼😂 I knew I recognized it from some where ahah

[@anthonytaylor4348]

My favorite cadence love it

[@dewydoo951]

The Best time of my life was with the U.S. Army. Hooah !

[@peterlamicq3350]

wiw it reminds me when I was in Us Army in 1984 at Ft Dix excellent cadence

[@sil3ntkn1ght27]

This got me putting one hand on my hip, other hand in the air reaching for God, head bowed, SHUFFLING BACKWARDS!!!!

[@sfcrmsa]

CSM making it look easy, all day long. Drive on CSM Christian, you the man.

[@alexanderh7135]

Makes me miss training even more

[@bobbyblack4827]

One of my favorite things to do if the cafence caller is good and I hated running. Bad ass!!! Great voice!

[@patrondemarley5848]

Needed a good cadence today. Nice works guys!!! A HARD WORK WORK!

[@keithmckeon6223]

Kick ass! You cant break my body down!..............Highly motivated Dedicated people! ultimate weapons in action! Fired up! Hard work learned in step! D I outstanding! troops reflect the teacher! Things that stay for life! Top Shelf

[@MrGrifter123]

I hated running but this but when this cadence was called it always got me pumped

[@05dc54]

Makes me proud to come from Jackson. Hooooah

[@itsgabbieagain]

369th ag!!! army pride!!

[@IVIonster22]

42a lyfe

[@emiddlebrooks7183]

God bless the Drill Sergeants.

[@smartschooler9]

CSM Christian is REALLY good.Thank you for uploading.

[@MrBrooklyn295]

Miss those days

[@hp1513..]

Beautiful.... Hard Work Baby

[@mikelowry9435]

badass cadence right there. Should be real proud!

[@cayde-6969]

As a former marine, I miss doing this..

[@aidanaldis7258]

Who wouldn't be motivated after hearing this?

[@11bScorpion]

Hooah!! God bless you guys

[@robertlee8400]

82nd Airborne Fort Brag right here

[@victorhuerta1658]

Gave me chills

[@sgmbrandonconover5581]

Sure miss those days

[@robertlopez3271]

I miss my ARMY days.

[@toriwolf5978]

I just love it

[@TallSly]

Pretty good motivation

[@WalterOMSD]

He was my Post Commander when I went to Fort Jackson for Basic. Pretty Nice.

[@mabutoo]

Goddamn, this takes me back to that morning in basic training when I first learned this cadence. Hooah!!!

[@Mopargocar]

HARRRD WORKWORK!

[@mr.onehittaquitta820]

Reminds me of basic. 2012 Fort Sill OKLAHOMA

[@demetriusford3383]

i can't wait to join.

[@alzinabunn9816]

Army all the way, Great Memories..Ft Sam Houston all the way🏃🏃🏃🏃

[@yabasic919]

Video was in 2016 and i'm still watching it in 2018.

[@jacktheripper15486]

"Hard core,all the way!"

[@tyrelljohnson6874]

Hard charging! Flame on soldiers flame on!

[@StormAlterWorlds]

Man, I had a flashback to learning this in basic when they fucked it up toward the beginning. lol

[@PenusDrippings]

I was fort Jackson from may 91-September 91

[@pauladams1112]

Nice brings back memories

[@pappib5363]

I wanna be a running man

[@keithmckeon6223]

I stand Corrected CSM....not D I ,,,, Christian. Leading the Charge! And Teaching!

[@christophersorrell8182]

love this guy

[@orlandob1478]

Good old cadence Brings good memories Ft Lee Ft Jackson Ft Campbell. Camp Casey Camp Hovey Camp Red Cloud Ft Lewis.

[@johngilbert3546]

looking good!!! "hard work"

[@briandegroat9731]

Not at marine but my grandfather was a DI and me and him would ran together into his 60early 70s me and him would go on runs nothing better and more motivating then him telling out a cadence lol I couldn't join the marines sadly to a back injury when I was 17

[@CombatCuddles11]

I'm really lucky that I'm short. because my natural running speed is at 180bpm. and I'm really good at keeping time because I was in my schools drumline for 6 seasons. I can't wait to enlist. just have to lose some weight first

[@gabrielmarino7041]

HOOOOOOOOOAAAHHHHH LOVE ❤️ CADENCE.... GOOOOOOO CSM... 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@tezoalvarez1979]

love it Bravo!!!!!!!~

[@roger111ify]

This motivates me!!!!!! HOOAH!!!

[@Vividimaginations24]

This is so lit

[@DJake00]

Hardwork! Hooah!!

[@anthonyromero6610]

“I don’t know why I left...”

[@jingiyo]

I miss them days

[@xboxgorgo18]

How come this is the only recorded video of running cadence in the entirety of youtube?

[@MgtowMogul]

Fort Leonard Wood 2002

[@zboss-5.0]

honestly whoever filmed good fuckin job

[@Joe-gu6oe]

MY WORDS ~ Leadership ability is something that can not be learned by reading the well known book, "How to win friends and influence people". My opinion is, in reference to our Blessed America; Find a sincere way to fire-up, create confidence, give tools to the youthful, highly spirited, American boys and,great men will follow. Leadership is earned. *ABOVE IS A TRIBUTE TO MY SONS.

[@bobbyblack4827]

They gettin it in!!!

[@XLpacman805]

hard work work

[@rafaellara4451]

HARD WORKKKKK!!!!!!!

[@andrewkeenv2064]

Cool 🔝😁

[@bustingcaps]

cmon...guys...Hard..work..work...I remember this cadence my drill used to kill it..."got up at quarter of 3..drill sgt yelling at me...hard work work...

[@nephologi]

We did this cadence in football last year... just found out

[@lm8562]

Damn i miss singing to that

[@Quiet_S8]

Hoorah

[@ellescer]

You mean 'HOOAH' for army

[@thatcomment-er6128]

XVIII Airborne Corps oorah is for Marines.

[@davidtoschi1788]

Relaxin jackson