Royal Marine Reacts To 10 Craziest Military Training Exercises - Top Trending

[@jaidentakaoka3900]

I can't imagine this guy hurting anyone, he looks like he wants a hug

[@davute9546]

And yet, he has done 3 mud runs

[@slugger7512]

dude, seriously though. he looks like he wants a hug but then you look at his military status and he could be a dude with several combat deployments.

[@samuelmccluskey7817]

I bet he can take out 90% of the people in the comments

[@valionx3576]

He looks cuddly

[@bvachowiak9235]

K

[@Joseph_yy]

As a Taiwanese,I met a few marine soldiers or “frog men” in the past. They all considered the road to heaven to be one of the highlight of their life. When facing difficult situations they’ll think “You’ve been through that,how hard can this be” so I would say when it comes to self confidence and pride,it works well. But imo the training before you get to this final stage,that is truly mind blowing. There’s a documentary by National Geographic about this,I recommend it if anyone is interested.

[@K14297]

It’s not an originalhuman reaction video without a cheeky story time

[@comradeskulerr8522]

Aah, I see ur'e a man of culture as well.....

[@vaduurowo8296]

Oh hey price, and price, wait..

[@daniilzhukov2952]

@@vaduurowo8296 hello there lads

[@coliny2329]

Travis absolutely On Point

[@vaduurowo8296]

PRICE GANG PRICE GANG

[@abelingaw5070]

US: "Breach her up." China: "Use your head."

[@bluelightno176]

Breacher Up*

[@neckrohs]

BlueLightNo 1 lmao i cringed at the “her”

[@pakciktua6963]

@@neckrohs think positive...maybe the little girl😂😂

[@justanaveragesukhoi3349]

I agree that originalhuman should watch more navy seals stuff

[@blacktownshadow1325]

he shoud wach Russian spetsnaz too

[@mirkotrevisanato616]

Too

[@peterodonnell2667]

Same

[@robertniesmertelny4167]

Says the man with a SU33 on his pfp. Lol, I agree as well

[@justanaveragesukhoi3349]

@@robertniesmertelny4167 lol

[@God_O_Sun]

they way he said "why tho" made me smile Just to know its at 15:15

[@equinoxhg3363]

I feel like the more "unnecessary" training has a lot less to do with conditioning and lot more to do with culture of the countries themselves. A lot of eastern countries have deeply enriched cultures that would appreciate these activities being exhibited by their armed forces

[@Kriegter]

Russian Special Forces training has a lot of hand to hand combat training

[@kyi7856]

Thats kinda true, because just like drinking the cobra blood its more like healty drink in here and that is a culture as well

[@theoxfords799]

Totally agree. I am a Taiwanese and don't particularly appreciate when people comment on the Taiwanese elite military unit's training without other research. But I will forgive him for the lack of understanding

[@hussainraza8009]

@@Kriegter Pakistani Special forces did martial arts in joint exercise with the Spetsnaz.

[@yankeesgiants6997]

Freidheim of Prussia Brittany to

[@MrAndre2022]

Did he say cold weather training in -4F? Thats nothing.. We did training in -40F and i was stationed below the artic circle, we got guys training in much colder weather in Norway

[@nxtex_x3370]

And we asked where u trained when?

[@chrisnga6910]

@@nxtex_x3370 he doesn’t need your permission to comment

[@claymore7315]

@@nxtex_x3370 show some respect.

[@nxtex_x3370]

@@claymore7315 I apologize it wasn’t ment as in a rude way I was saying that Becuz it seems like he’s trying to be all big no disrespect towards the military

[@TahoesLimit]

If you haven't seen all the Operator Trailers for Rainbow Six Seige, i think that would make a good video. Great Reaction OH

[@vitobogileka4606]

genius

[@ricefarmer4738]

YES.

[@DustMug]

Monty's is my favorite, basic yet powerful

[@dellbelphine304]

DustMug people underestimate what you can do with Monty

[@calamar8199]

@@DustMug monty's shield may make you panic for a while but that's nothing compared to the sheer despair that you feel when there's a fuze on the enemy team who's constantly moving around the objective picking off the anchors one by one

[@whoasked5406]

Im a little surprised even a Royal Marine believes you can come out with a “victor” when comparing completely different Special Forces groups. For example, the SEALs are almost entirely trained for maritime operations such as invading a ship, beach, ect. The SAS isnt. I believe they are very well trained in counter terrorist/hostage or VIP operations. You cant just compare the two and say one is better than the other. And just because you play Arma 3 24 damn 7 doesnt mean you know what you are talking about *(not to the Royal Marine but to the people who think you can compare people trained for two totally different things).*

[@maeganstewart5823]

Who asked

[@T0mmy7777]

Lol

[@whoasked5406]

Maegan Stewart that last part hit hard and close to home huh

[@octosock8852]

i know

[@thatretropanda6714]

"Do you see SAS breaking bricks on their heads?" No, I rarely even SEE them.

[@neinnien6503]

Chinese soldier: practices martial arts for years* During war: gets shot a mile away*

[@Sebs200]

No that thing is made by Spetsnaz

[@coprice94]

@@neinnien6503 lmao yes or blown up by drone

[@AbyssWatcher745]

@@neinnien6503 Or more likely killed by artillery or airstrike. modern Warfare in a nutshell

[@daniilzhukov2952]

@@AbyssWatcher745 white phosphorus inbound

[@daastronaut]

8:30 every single character in any fps games

[@crazy_mango7122]

Enemy dropping into the AO 😂

[@kuba14059]

I think that getting shot and crawling through the rocks can have some benefits. Like, if russian operatives storm the building they don't have this little fear inside their head of being shot. Why? Because they were shot during training. They experienced being shot and they know that their gear will protect them. Crawling through the rocks can imitate the bad landing on the rocky beach. For example, if enemy has some MG nests and they are shooting at you and you are on the rocky beach with no cover, what would you do? You crawl through this rocks to gain cover and engage an enemy. And you have done this during training, without your equipment and everythink, so it's not so bad now. So i think these two can by counted as conditioning and gaining faith in your own gear and abbilities.

[@ahmadgievan6413]

They would rush b without fear

[@assa27a1]

@@ahmadgievan6413 P90 Rush B

[@ta_bobizcoolta_bobizcool7735]

@@ahmadgievan6413 very true, very true

[@vitobogileka4606]

My only argument with the rocks would be that in order to truly condition a soldier to crawl through a field of rocks without hesitation is that they would have to do that exercise multiple times, in order to get it into their heads that that is normal and that they can do that easily. If they only do it once, and as a big test, they dread the rock run and look back on it as a bad thing, which, if anything, would make them more reluctant to to crawl through 150 feet of rock the next time they were forced to.

[@bouncypen4830]

@@vitobogileka4606 I think it is more like a test. They want to see if a rocky beach is enough to get them to surrender

[@SparkyMTB]

The Russians shooting themselves in the chest is an interesting one. On one hand yes I agree it’s defiantly an unnecessary training drill. On the other hand.. I’ve seen the full video & it’s very interesting kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHqTYqSBdtaMqtU These are ‘advanced drills’ they say, only done by the higher end of special forces drills. When it’s done by a small team that works together all the time, an 8 man SAS team, Seal Team 6 etc... you get real trust with your teammates, life & death trust. It’s also good to feel what it’s like to get hit with bullets, even in the vest. It’s good to build up mental strength to being shot, & shot at.. Having a highly trained team thats able to do drills like this makes them far superior to other teams with the same training but lacking the experience of being shot & shot at.. See the guy in the video, he got shot & it was like nothing to him.. When you see shooting on tv & movies people get blow back & all kinds of misinformation. Even on the range, what are you shooting, targets.. steel, wood etc usually not moving.. non threatening.. static targets that go ‘ting’ when you hit them.. Ask any army person who’s actually been to war & had rounds going over their heads & seeing your teammates being shot & real scenes of war. You can’t get that kind of training on the range during basic training.. Same as being shot... the first time you get shot is in a combat situation, most people panic & that might be the end for them. If you’re trained in being shot, even in the vest. It will help you stay mentally in the fight & hopefully win.

[@ConnoiseseurOfBalls]

GIGN does it too

[@theexile6160]

Mother Russia is fukken best

[@crazy_mango7122]

It doesn’t make sense how you shoot someone

[@StubeA19]

"Temperatures as cold as -4 Fahrenheit" Laughs in finnish...

[@thejestor9378]

Our alaskan troops get used to worse weather.

[@bigd7481]

You realize that the US gets colder in many places than Finland, right? It's not that these guys can't train in colder temps but there's no point in doing so. What a lot of people who aren't from the US don't understand is the wide temperature ranges we have in the US. Just google "coldest temperature recorded in us" and go to the Images tab and look at picture showing the lowest temps for each state by weather.com. For example my state has recorded a low of -35C and a high of 49C.

[@Mira_linn]

@@bigd7481 however there is a difference between cold and cold thou for how it feels, inland cold is often mutch more tolerable compared to costal cold that is more humid increasing the feel of cold. in the alps you might sit in a tshirt at -10 on a sunny day no problem however at the Norwegian cost you will not.

[@YoMama_JRXC]

@@Mira_linn and factoring in windchill and cold breezing coming across water where I live

[@dankdumby]

Me: Laughs agreeably in Canadian

[@reasonableraisin3366]

“Temperatures get as low as -4” Me, a North Dakotan: That’s nothing

[@gamingraccoon8601]

Me in canada

[@MrBizteck]

But yoy wear a jacket. Try it in your tighty whities.

[@mikeoxlong3590]

Gaming Raccoon negative 4 °C is warmer

[@thexdklapz8140]

Same

[@alyssahicks1836]

Me an Alaskan: Eh just a normal Tuesday during the winter

[@rexone4863]

He has a simple formula for making videos but still got 100k, that’s because it’s his personality we like. We love u Luke!

[@Dylan-jc6id]

Exactly! He's such a humble guy and his content is so refreshing

[@ineedhelpkillme3759]

He honestly deserve a million subs like let's be honest

[@stephenshw2262]

He's just so likable

[@SPEARHEADGLOBAL]

oh chinese soldiers can break bricks with their head,.... "Oh what did u say shelly? indian soldiers broke shoulder bones of PLA soldiers in laddak?" damn

[@sahil3038]

🇮🇳💪🏻

[@jessehan2120]

i think all the 'unnecessary' training has a lot to do with their culture.

[@gamingthisera6339]

That is just ignorant

[@ok_bud6322]

GamingThisEra not really culture just country

[@rabbitbobo4131]

@@gamingthisera6339 you need to go in to military if you think that.. every military are build by history and culture.. there are more military taboo then a church... it is much more then guns and fittness in trainning.

[@空心菜沒用]

Yep I’m from Taiwan, and those frogman training is considered traditional things If u don’t do it, questioning the training, the formerly graduated guy will think u a pussy When reality is our country doesn’t even go to war. I get the important of the soldiers should be mentally strong, but there’s a lot of way to train that.

[@ColdNorth0628]

@@空心菜沒用 "formerly graduated guy will think you are a pussy" Sounds like pussy speech to fear change because then they realized they just did weird shit and it literally got changed just after they left.

[@andorwid1880]

"Do you ever see the SAS?" No. Until it's too late...

[@MartinMarinoff]

This is so on point!

[@davianmangual2461]

On point

[@dystopiantea4582]

Agreed

[@isaacdent5040]

The russian one is a bit extreme but would build trust for there team idk tho seems a bit dumb accident waiting to happen

[@AbyssWatcher745]

Eh they're Russian FSB operatives. It's about what I'd expect.

[@noble14]

They aren't pvt "throw grenade at your squad" pyle they're more conditioned but I also agree, if they've had a rough night sleeping or just aren't there that day it could end up getting bad quickly, soldiers are supposed to get the job done but you can't just treat em like robots they're human beings with limits and breaking some limits is possible but the last thing they need is bloodthirsty psychopaths who kill targets as opposed to capturing them alive and ruining any information you and strategies you could interrogate from them.

[@phsyco_gaming6262]

I agree with the team trusting thing but I also think it's to get them use to being shot and they being able to react back to that quicker and stuff instead of getting shot and laying on the ground and freaking out for a moment just to realize that your vest stopped the vest. I mean it's still crazy tho.

[@jyekosorukow3909]

It’s not to trust in team it’s to trust the equipment

[@BeefPanda]

The Russian one was made by Rook from Rainbow Six Siege for sure

[@MarcoMBaca]

Crawling across the rocks I think is somewhat practical. I imagine a bound soldier taking an opportunity to escape captivity crawling away from the captors position across rugged terrain. I think this rock crawling, like the long run could give a soldier confidence to percervier through it or even encourage them to make an initial attempt at all. Family is present in the training perhaps as an aid to remind a captured soldier that family is back home and escape means getting back home to family. The cuts and damage to their bodies seems fairly superficial, the salt water seems quite excessive however, torture can be a part of captivity and perhaps it's even low-key being used to prevent the soldiers from getting infections in their cuts during that portion of training.

[@yarpyepiddy]

So you think without that training, a POW might see those rocks and say “ehhh fuck it, I’m better off being a prisoner”?

[@frishavocado1939]

me: about to sleep youtube: recommends this me:hmm lets watch it

[@gamerdude7481]

I think the pain training can actually work to build a soldier's pain tolerance. Personally I haven't joined the military yet but I feel like a soldier's pain tolerance can be built through well pain. I believe that could work due to my own personal experience as I have broken 7 bones and suffered other painful injuries throughout my 20 year life and my friends and I all agree that my pain tolerance is through the roof compared to theirs. None of them can take the same amount of pain I can without flinching and are just more afraid of feeling pain than me and I believe its due to the fact that my pain tolerance has been built through pain. I'm not trying to sound tough or anything and I could be totally wrong. I'm 20 I'm still young and naive so may be I'm wrong but its just my opinion

[@AskaLuccio]

I'm focused on the beautiful AT-ST in the background

[@markmullins1221]

I noticed it too.

[@ithinksnakesarecool6883]

it's a fantastic looking AT-ST

[@shotz7939]

Its a AT-TD

[@aaronbrooks6020]

It went from “Jesus! They’re playing hot potato with a live grenade?!” To “ah! The mud run!”

[@JR-zi9vj]

After crawling through mud for hours youd probably rather do the hot potato

[@amante2443]

To continue, he then nearly chokes on his drink when he hears "the mud run is the toughest part". And sort of suggests, the hardest part is really when you have to clean your room after.

[@grumpyolasian5960]

Watch BUD/s class 234. Pretty much every dude who's wanted to be a SEAL since it came out probably watched it at some point.

[@bobobluedog]

My dad trained with the Navy seals when he was in the Navy. He couldn't actully join because he wore contacts and you have to have 2020 vision in order to become one,but he told me about some of it. He said they would tie your arms and legs and put in a pool,and you had to control your breathing rate and make yourself sink to the bottom,then rise to the top of the pool without using your arms or legs. My dad was a great summer when he was in the Navy. He worked on the USS indpendance as a aircraft mechanic.

[@RyanForrest1664]

I remember my mud run in Commando training well, it occurred around week 18 ish and it was conducted right after a double bottom field session so we were already hanging out before we started! Great memories joe but at the time absolutely horrendous. Agree with you with it not being the hardest part of training though. For me, exercise violent entry was the toughest due to the weather and being slightly injured

[@emilyyyyyy123]

A good series to watch is Surviving the Cut. It focuses on the training soldiers go through to get into different special forces units in all branches of the US military.

[@____longo____]

You can see “what the hell” in his eyes when they said fire walk

[@darrenmcmanamon5872]

Starting to enjoy the consecutive reaction videos, videos that you’d watch curiously and be interested in.keep up the good work pal, great channel👍👍

[@joe-yz1yt]

I JUST CRACKED MY KNUCKLES

[@Chu_Strums]

I'm pretty sure the forces that have the 'unnecessary' training (particularly the Taiwanese) also have proper training that hone their skills in real combat (like the long marches mentioned). But those wouldn't make it into a list of "craziest military training", haha. Another point is that maybe it's their way of instilling a sense of pride and state of mind to push themselves further. I'm not comparing it to the SAS or Navy Seals. Just my two cents! Edit: Except the hot potato one that's just murderous lol.

[@N1korasu]

Chinese General: we have too many soldiers *chucks a grenade* last one to blow up gets a promotion.

[@ioli1118]

In my opinion, the road to heaven is actually a great exercise for the military. Crawling across sharp rocks shows that the soldiers can push on while enduring constant pain, it also shows that they are able to complete the expected tasks (the stops). Yes of course all branches have extreme exercises, but a lot of this is unnecessary such as shooting live rounds and taking live rounds. Breaking rocks with your head is completely useless hahahaha, where as crawling across sharp rocks with wounds (and if on a beach) covered in salt water is completely possible. . Also, I see cold weather training as a good thing to do even if you are not joining a military branch. I am only 16 and not going through training just yet, but being able to endure cold and harsh weather is always a good thing Love the video keep them up!

[@MrBizteck]

Lol the genuine pride seeing the mud run in the list followed by the incredulity 'Its NOT the Hardest bit!'

[@Ride2Vibe]

Interviewer: what is the difference between training and breaking down a soldier Dutch marine cpl: breaking down a soldier is a way to train

[@b-beale1931]

The ffl take this view too, break them down and rebuild people with nothing in common as one

[@johnadams466]

The navy seals have a exercise where they swim in the ocean at 5 am until they get hypothermia and then they all cuddle naked for body heat

[@doodft5226]

Damn, sounds kinky

[@revan_alva2077]

Might suggest any of angry cops's angry drill Sargent series

[@ryanbroguy]

Might suggest *all (except controversial vids) of angry cops's angry drill Sargent series

[@revan_alva2077]

@@ryanbroguy ya... His rants are the best... Maybe the onision or the rear admiral vid

[@christhelonewolf746]

Training in the Canadian military you have to pass a test and the end of the field week which entails a few things including a 7km rucksack march and a stretcher carry with all your rucksacks. Within this is a test called “the leopard crawl” where you crawl on your belly with only your knees and elbows while carrying your rifle in your arms over sometimes rocky terrain . We trained twice for this before the final test where i was 1st or 2nd(there was no actual placing) but at a cost of having my elbows ripped to the point where i had both bleeding right through my combats and soaking a large area of my arms with blood. This not only happened once but 3 times where the scabs were re-opened and torn by the preceding time. Being put through this kind of pain helped me overcome physical strain by mentally blocking it out. It really tests your will to continue the challenge

[@Mavd-mk9iq]

I was in a Videoconference when i received the notification of this video... obviously, I quit the classroom and see the video.

[@ToastToasttt]

its quarantine how did you got in school??

[@Haynes30]

@@ToastToasttt online school

[@Muccgey]

A great soldier not only requires combat skills, but also a strong mentality to conquer the difficulties without fear. If they couldn’t put themselves together when the when things when south, they will just quit and the orders will be unfollowed. I think that’s why these training are still a part of military.

[@ghostmari0592]

All I know for each Countries with military grade powers is USMC, Us army ranger, SAS, KSK, FSB, and SAT

[@masonlockhart4888]

Fun fact, my cousin is actually a navy seal! He failed twice but on the third attempt he actually made it in which is harder than you think. He currently is deployed I believe in Texas or California and will be heading off pretty soon from what we know. One training exercise he had to do was to stand for 23 hours straight. Even stranger was that he shrunk in inch he was 6 foot before and now I’m the same height as him.

[@kindcowboyproductions7810]

I love how I was being a critic on all of these even though I’m not in the military 😂

[@danielk.5776]

In the Shot in the Chest exercise of the FSB in Russia the main goal is not only to show discipline and confidence but they are meant to prepare the soldiers for the situation where they might get hit, are under pressure but are still required to operate and fullfill tasks precisely.

[@filipe_paixao]

Just wait till we use neurolink to make soldiers pass through thousands of years of missions in 5 minutes IRL to make them ready

[@BorderHopper-hn2sc]

It’s 5am and I’m trying to go to sleep then u just uploaded and now I feel like I have to watch

[@ujnxsxbl5154]

You west coast then

[@Daigorooo]

its 10:48 pm here

[@Fuzzira]

Crawling over sharp rocks seems like a solid way to permanently fuck your knees and elbows to the point where you won't be able to perform to your physical max anymore.

[@stackablevirus8568]

The channel grows everyday I love it!

[@EliasDidouhiMrSeductive]

I think the ' unnecessary conditioning' is to condition fearlessness. Simply replicates real life situations

[@yhongsabillano4888]

Try to check “Philippine Scout Ranger’s” sir.

[@Ilgar696]

Yhong Sabillano ua

[@Ilgar696]

Ya

[@SovietWinnieThePoo]

I have heard from FSB operators that they only put their “very best, proven soldiers” through those exercises. According to him, most of the Spetsnaz operators don’t do it.

[@glemau9667]

I think in most cases its just countries saying: "Look at us, we have the harder soldiers, that undergo scarier exercises"

[@neinnien6503]

The quietest are the strongest

[@pedrofernandezpena2]

Nein Nien *Pumped Up Kicks intensifies*

[@neinnien6503]

@@pedrofernandezpena2 ah yes, a man of culture

[@docinabox258]

@Genocide is fun took over most of europe and key word is most.Clearly not the best since nazi germany doesn't exist anymore

[@chetanhmeshram]

Total respect to all working in the military.

[@martinmartin8666]

Well if you get captured by the enemy and put in a cell made of rocks or cement you know you can escape cause you know you can break through with your head.lol

[@dendemano]

The mud run is just a bit of fun. You normally write your Tp number in the mud. It’s tiring, but hardly difficult. It’s more of a traditional thing that each troop does during training.

[@L85A2]

Can't wait for more WaW.

[@nicolasbrotherton7836]

For the cobra blood one, they’re training marines that your gonna be eating some wired stuff that you didn’t think you were gonna eat, and that weren’t even meant to be eaten.

[@tajross1129]

MY DUDE OHH MY HOW MUCH HAVE YOU GROWN!! SHIT! I WAS HERE WHEN YOU WERE PLAYING GHE MORDEN WARFARE CAMPAIGN!!(6k)HLOY JARVIS

[@stoneymaloney481]

“why tho..? Why?..” 😂😂😂 I was thinking the same thing 😂 keep up the vids man!

[@youngghost3916]

Americans: discord Spanish: el discordo British: DISCAHWD

[@Detective.BlutoMindPretzel]

“Instructor Patstone” is a hilarious video about navy seal training

[@joshuabrandenburg8308]

Most important thing to a common soldier is repetition. Do the same thing over and over and over 1,000 times so when you are in battle for the 1st time you have a lot better chance of not freezing up. Your training automatically kicks in.

[@jaypaulocozo4801]

OriginalHuman try to react on your next video. "Philippine Scout Ranger Documentary - Deadliest Elite Fighting Force - Military Documentary Channel" 😁

[@viziontrex]

If you're interested in SEAL training stories, I'd definitely look up David Goggins. Man went from zero to hero and holds numerous world records today.

[@noahinuzuka7818]

Oh shit they are in that building an blocked the door with concrete! Hah no problem! Use your head!

[@noahinuzuka7818]

I just realized... Deamn emagine getting a headbutt from those guys...

[@justsomepigeonwithinternet3378]

@@noahinuzuka7818 ah yes

[@CombatArmsChannel]

19:25 DUDE! I kid you not Capt Rigby was my CO in 1/8! That's wild haha

[@evanderdiadula9489]

Cant believe he ignores Combat Arms Channel! Outrageous

[@ineedhelpkillme3759]

This is the fastest I've ever been to a video lol

[@0ptions90]

15mins lmao bro, on point 👌🏼👌🏼 "Really? Is it tho?" 🤣👌🏼 Respect from Aus Army vet

[@cyj4540]

For the road to heaven, it’s doesn’t really do anything for the soldier because that is a one in a thousand situation that they have to crawl on rocks, but it’s more for being a final path towards the end goal(frogmen). It’s also teaching them to endure pain. It symbolizes the hard path that the soldiers have had to take to get to the end goal.

[@theaces3697]

"some people will disagree with the SAS being the best" America has entered the chat but yes our SAS our the best there is its the reason they train so many other special force units

[@dannystoddard1730]

Ok hear me out... devgru(seal team 6)

[@StephenButlerOne]

In regards to tied hands in the seal training, I’d say its about proving\selecting the personnel that wont flap underwater in the most intense circumstances. I’d fail on that one, swimming was always my week point.

[@russellfisher2853]

Tied hands, and feet also.

[@PvtParts-oq1nn]

I feel like SAS is like Delta from modern warfare they're the best of the best

[@richardevans9426]

Thank you for serving our country. Putting your life on the front line for our freedom. Thanks.

[@greenamajig]

0 views, 5 likes and 8 comments. youtube is a fantastic website.

[@dmspramudito2659]

Or app

[@greenamajig]

@@dmspramudito2659 both works

[@dmspramudito2659]

@@greenamajig thats why I say "or"

[@greenamajig]

@@dmspramudito2659 wasd

[@dmspramudito2659]

@@greenamajig what is wasd ?

[@geezawannapleaza1235]

So you did 3 years in the marines, barely made it through, no experience in the job, got bullied as soon as you arrived...and now you’ve made a KZbin Channel giving advice, bloody hell

[@cbrooksusmc]

USMC veteran here....everyone has a pain tolerance and a physical strength limit....it’s the mental strength that’s important in combat. Are you going to keep pushing or are you going to give up when it gets hard?

[@friendlyatheist387]

"the road to heaven" you called it worthless? Totally hopping around in mud is real deal.... A soldier going though pain makes them more stronger in case they are captured. You know you are a soldier yourself. You might find it worthless but it will help those soldiers to overcome the pain if they have to crawl through such tarrain in combat operation

[@de20]

Yea, seemed like a really biased video. There are tons of better ways to build unit cohesion and mental toughness other than playing in the mud too

[@friendlyatheist387]

@@de20 he is biased as hell. No doubt. He will piss his pants if he was asked to do any of it.

[@Franco_Cuh]

The one abt the rocks that’s actually a good way to train because yea you’ll feel pain but you can tolerate it and it’ll help when you get shot it won’t affect your performance in war. Like the videos where minks train to take hits in their necks with wooden stick and it not hurt, same concept it’ll help make your pain tolerance high💯

[@Ryan-mf8tz]

That thumbnail is actually a special forces training it’s called the way to heaven

[@JC-wq9sy]

A navy seal training show is called surviving the cut 2 weeks in hell. It takes you through the final 2 weeks of seal training and then there are other episodes that show you american military training for other various groungs like rangers, paramilitary rescue, etc.

[@julianangeles3258]

Those Taiwanese frogmen are some of the most respected special ops. They are used as amphibious spies and are built to withstand anything.

[@spinch8808]

All through my basic training and OSUT for the army was the winter cycle in Missouri, so all my training was cold weather oriented and you for sure get used to it after a while. It was brutal but made us better soldiers

[@jazminyz]

Blanks can still kill someone. Warning this story includes suicide. My dad was a custodian at a highschool a while ago and they had a theater class that needed to use a gun for their play. One of the kids had a mentality disorder and ended up grabbing the gun and I think pointed it at other students. One of the students said to stop because it could hurt someone and then the kid pointed the gun at his own head and talked back and forth with the student. He ended up firing it and the blank went in his head killing him. My dad ended up having to clean up all of the blood that was on the floor :(

[@ir0nblade57]

Hol up. This man has Harry Potter books in the back and has the hunger games. What. A. Legend.

[@Creationeer]

Fucking love this guy, "here's one I prepared earlier" haha! One of my people too of the North.

[@stitch-kun]

What you said about the one with the snow is kinda contradicting what you said about the one with fire and smoke. Fire and smoke is very common in battles and it lets the soldier's body get used to the hot and smoky environment, especially in countries with very hot climates. You probably couldn't relate because the UK has a cold climate and you mostly trained in a cold environment.

[@EPGunman]

I have to take my hat off to you. You have shown a ton of respect to other S.F. Units. That says a lot about you as a man and serviceman. I appreciate you for that alone. Thank you for your service to your country and may your life be blessed.

[@CISCO485]

I believe becoming tolerant to pain will make you a better fighter. Knowing pain will strengthen your mind and prepare you for real world scenarios.

[@darrenjoness2397]

I love your videos.So down to earth and relatable

[@jackjon7763]

Swimming in the cold water (navy seals US) is practical and necessary (one of the few). They can and will be deployed anywhere in the world so they prepare for every environment. Sea air and land. If you don’t do any cold water exercises how can they effectively tackle a cold water mission?

[@XZollo]

Pain is not only helping the mind but if they get kidnapped and tortured for information they have the strength and midful strength

[@skepzie7849]

A royal marine that plays games on twitch, chatting with fans, and have discord. I dont hear that ever. much love

[@LeviJordaan]

I love your videos can you do more of them every time I see you upload I get happy 😊

[@xanderkendrick3205]

I love how likable OG human is because some people dont love him but barely any people hate him

[@joshm1181]

I just managed to do 40 press ups today which is great for me because when I started getting fit for the Royal marines I could only do about 15 and I'm only 14 🙌🏻 Also 140K SUBS damm congrats man

[@Shxine]

Josh m good luck brother, thank you for your service in advance

[@joshm1181]

Shxine haha thanks man means a lot and your welcome in advance

[@mockmad]

Awesome to hear man! God bless you 🙏

[@saro6043]

My step-dads brother said he played paintball in the military(idk what branch) and I think that’s a better idea than using real rounds against each other’s teammates

[@MrHikagemono]

Half of the things you question making a better soldier, are not meant to make them a better soldier. Half those units, are kill squads, or lastman standing defending units. its meant to make them obedient, and less fearful of pain.

[@thepatguy8978]

Didn't expect a marines voice to be so gentle 😂😭

[@jacobquintana5895]

All marines know that when that pin is pulled you have 5 seconds before it detonates