I Barely Survived the Navy SEAL Obstacle Course...
2023 ж. 18 Мам.
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Today I'm trying the BUD/s obstacle course! This course is used at Naval Special Warfare to train and qualify candidates during the Navy Seal and SWCC pipeline.
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People sometimes forget how badass some of our militaries' elite soldiers really are. Did you see how easy that instructor made all these obstacles look? Super athletic.
That instructor went over those obstacles so smoothly almost like he was part of them. Amazing.
I actually had the opportunity to run this course in 2013 (albeit the obstacles have changed since then). I was 35 at the time and in fairly average, maybe slightly better than average shape. A BUDs student, an Ensign who was absolute hulk of a guy and in the shape of a straight up V from the waist up, came out and talked to us about how it's usually the smaller guys who do well in BUDs, and the bigger guys usually fail. He demonstrated the course in about 5 minutes flat. Came across the finish line perfectly fine, not even out of breath or looking tired. I thought to myself okay, this guy is a little younger, and in a little better shape than me (I was lying to myself), if he can do it in 5, I'll give myself 10. A HALF HOUR LATER I literally crawled across the finish line on my hands and knees, fell over on my side and just laid there contemplating if death was really that bad for the next 15 minutes, while trying half heartedly to convince the other half dead people I was fine. One of the greatest experiences of my life, but you could not pay me enough to ever do it again!
I liked how encouraging the instructors were. Austen is in incredible shape, but its a really difficult course. The instructor made it look easy.
That instructor gotta be Spider-Man or sum he made that look so easy
These guys aren't just strong, they have mobility, speed, tenacity and endurance that most people cant train for in the gym
I love how supportive people are in the military. I did a workout with some marines in the recruiting office I go to and they were really pushing me to keep going and making sure I did it with them.
Man, hats off to you for persevering and finishing that obstacle course. Liked the video, and to those two Navy SEALs, thanks for serving our country and showing your professionalism.
That instructor made it look so easy. Damn. That's a tough course! Good job!!!
I like how the instructor kept on encouraging him to push through it, when you have someone encouraging you to push through it, it makes a world of difference! Thanks for your service to this great Nation
I have tremendous respect for anyone who completes this successfully . The training coaches were very respectful and informative. USA 🇺🇸 !!!!!!!! God Bless America !!
It's really wonderful to come across people who freely share valuable information online. You never know what kind of knowledge you might stumble upon that could have a lasting impact on your life.
The swcc instructor was so kind and encouraging throughout the course. A short king indeed!
I love how Austin pushed through and kept trying/didn't give up and survived this when he had never fone it before shows how hard it really is
Those instructors were so smooth on those obstacles. You're moving a lot more weight through the course than them. Great job sticking with it. My HR was spiking just watching. Looks like a great challenge.
Words cannot describe how impressive that was to watch.... he's in great shape, but to just walk onto a SEAL course and do that well is incredible.
Im glad that they had a SWCC instructor demonstrate the course. People dont realize that the SWCC students do alot of the same basic excersises that the BUD's students do.
Massive respect for both of the Seals, they made it look like a walk in the park tbh. He finished the entire course just in 6 minutes is crazy
I'm scared of heights and watching this I was sweating. Love that the instructors were so kind and encouraging, they seem like really great dudes who were eager to share their profession. Love that.
This channel is awesome because it demonstrates that our military Special Forces truly are special above-average individuals serving to protect our great nation! Kudos and much love!