EX NAVY SEAL: 100 DEADLY SKILLS With Clint Emerson [POWERFUL]

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Clint Emerson is a retired Navy SEAL with twenty years of service with the Special Operations community. He is the author of THE RUGGED LIFE: The Modern Guide to Self-Reliance. He served as a SEAL operator at SEAL Team Three, the NSA, and SEAL Team Six. He is the founder of Escape the Wolf, which focuses on crisis management for global companies both large and small. He’s the bestselling author of the 100 Deadly Skills series.
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@laurielaurie8280 Рік тому

My brother was a seal and he passed away from cancer in 2020. He was such an awesome guy. I'm very proud to be his sister ❤

@TETRARCHJeffUnstableFreak Рік тому

I'm so sorry my condolences

@lurkenyautja5681 10 місяців тому

I have cancer know the secerts of turkeytail mushroom tea. Google remedies....

@blam9360 Рік тому

Talk about a divine appointment. The guy met someone as a child and that set him on the path to his destiny. Truly amazing.

@daviddefranco5218 Рік тому

Lol...dinive...lol

@digitalperson108 Рік тому

He is good at telling sea stories. I remember a Navy where the seals just did their job like everyone else. They didn’t tell their stories to impress and make money. Too many love the lure of social media and hollywood. The old timers are rolling in their graves.

@Lazedizzy Рік тому

@@daviddefranco5218 lol…lol…lol

@Rorschach_theghost Рік тому

@@daviddefranco5218 the Shet people say lol

@thekynologist155 Рік тому

The neglected doctrine of Providence! Thanks for seeing it in this MAN’s life! It permeates all our lives, “lols” notwithstanding!

@henryskinner1092 Рік тому

He is the real deal. I have his book "100 Deadly Skills ". I still do them. Anyone can do them. I'm 73 now and feel great. But I ride a wheelchair. I've had 3 bouts of lymphoma and now prostat cancer. What I am saying don't give up. Keep on keeping on. God Bless Stay Safe.

@henryskinner1092 Рік тому

I have 3 books I read. 1. The Bible 2. Alone and Unafraid by Jason Hanson 3. 100 Deadly Skills by Clint Emerson. All are on UKposts.

@kathychavez8117 Рік тому

thank you Clint for your service. Civilians have no idea what our military goes through. God Bless you and all who have served and are currently serving 🙏

@strayedarticle2838 Рік тому

Yea its too bad our media doesn't report on any of the wars our country is in.

@sbuckle1171 Рік тому

We do. Though not exactly. We also have no idea what an ER or oncologist nurse goes through. Or what about the tireless work agricultural workers go through harvesting the tons of crops that we see in our supermarkets.

@Andrew-en4zx 18 днів тому

@@sbuckle1171NOWHERE near the same. You don't have a clue

@sbuckle1171 16 днів тому

@@Andrew-en4zx Maybe don't sign up to be a warrior, if you feel this way.

@traecummings9853 Рік тому

Being a SEAL is a state of mind. You will learn to love, protect and honor life.

@jesseolson3142 Рік тому

Are you a seal?

@traecummings9853 Рік тому

@@jesseolson3142 no.

@pastorbill7374 Рік тому

OUTSTANDING..HOLD THE LINE OF FREEDOM INTEGRITY JUSTICE TRUTH AND HONOR AT ANY COST INCLUDING YOUR LIFE.GOD BLESS THE TRUE DEFENDERS OF AMERICA WITHOUT WITHOUT WHISTLES AND PARADES.. PREACHER ONE OUT

@uainttheone Рік тому

What about taking out the evil which is destroying us and everything rite now?

@WilliamRNicholsonLST-1195 Рік тому

No ! Being a Seal is NOT a state of mind ! Take the training & when you get that Trident stamped upon your chest THEN you can say what a Seal Is ............ and Not before ! Nick , NavyBlueSmoke , LST-1195

@bobsmoot8454 Рік тому

The commitment required to achieve the status of a SEAL is insane. On top of that, the mental toughness along with the physical stamina these special people process makes them unstoppable. My old boss use to tell all of us, if we run into a SEAL, try to get the contact information because the company’s policy was hire any and all SEALs, because they don’t understand the words can’t or failure .

@WilliamRNicholsonLST-1195 Рік тому

Kudos to you & your boss ! The Seals deserve all the respect in the world & that's why I always appreciate anyone exposing the frauds whom say they were Seals ; yet do not have any idea of the sacrifice they endure. The sacrifice is great & I would say that it mostly is the missing of the ones whom gave all when all Hell Breaks Loose ! I never was in combat or did the superhero stuff like they did , however I saw one of the those whom gave all . They are always missed & the people whom are Real Navy , always remember those whom gave all. My ship had Seals aboard & I will tell you a big Secret if you promise Not To Tell ...... Our Seal Team Equipped ship mostly delivered milk & cookies to USO Shows featuring Bob Hope ........... Please keep this national Secret just between us , O.K. ? Nick , NavyBlueSmoke , LST-1195

@michaelcoleman8088 Рік тому

I remember being 10 years old, deciding I wanted to start a training system after talking to a guy in bar as well. Awesome work! Thank you!

@alexartiststudios7981 Рік тому

Amazing life story. I Mean not everyone wants to be Seal but the concept of self improvement, bettering yourself, pursuing what you find to be your calling but also pursuing it with heart despite obstacles now that is something alot of ppl want. Inspiring.

@carrebanks5890 Рік тому

The under water parts had me holding my breath then gasping for air. I felt every second of that story.

@PULAG Рік тому

That's an amazing mindset of a 10 year old. I wasn't thinking what I wanted to be at that age.

@ayrtontroches5784 Рік тому

Too many distractions

@larrywhited3070 Рік тому

As a former commercial deep sea diver with considerable experience (9 years with surface-supplied and saturation diving) and later with 12 years of experience as an offshore consultant when diving operations were often involved, that so-called instructor you had badly needed a knuckle sandwich. You very easily could have lost your life. The man was an absolute reckless idiot and an embarrassment to professional divers.

@africaart Рік тому

Probably a junkie

@davidmiller508 Рік тому

Cool video Navy Seals are awesome was a radioman myself thanks for your service

@peterfalk7084 Рік тому

I have zero diving experience but these same principles are applied in lots of situations. I just cannot believe how that lead diver behaved, unthinkable.

@NobodyOwesYouAnythin Рік тому

@@davidmiller508 - Tin Can Navy, RM2 Radioman here also. Awesome video. Joined at 17 and wish someone had told me about the Seals program. Thanks for everything Clint. Your books included.

@donpatterson3661 Рік тому

Agreed, that guy needed his ass handed to him. I had a similar situation with a dive master dropping a 15 year old kid in 80fsw, at midnight on mini-season. The kid was lucky I was watching him or he wouldn't be here today. I took the dive masters cards from and told him to find another career before he killed someone! Hooyah! I had a girlfriend in HS that grew up in Riyadh in the early 80's...small world! Heather Arnold, had a brother named Neil...

@scotthermance2335 Рік тому

Thank you for serving and continuing to educate the rest of us. Cheers

@levyrogers6979 Рік тому

Clint thank you for your service sir. May the rest of your days be filled with the love of a good woman and family. And with the family of brothers in arms, may your beer always be cold and your food be prepared perfectly, and may you always have a warm bed to which to lay your head with piece of mind, body and soul sir. God Bless you sir and all who wear a uniform of our great nation. All of you are not nor shall you ever be forgotten.

@jennifernunya909 Рік тому

His emotional and mental reaction to that first diving experience makes him PERFECT to be a Seal💕

@billzima7068 Рік тому

Wow..awesome story. Thank you for your service sir. You are real stand up man and glad you're on our side lol

@huemann3416 Рік тому

Thank you for sharing that inspirational story. ❤️

@kellymordini4722 Рік тому

Thank you for sharing your experience, and all the hard work!Am Grateful 🙏❤️🇺🇲

@BadazzShovelhead Рік тому

Thanks for your service brother and working to help others after you retired.

@tigertiger1699 Рік тому

What an amazing person, he strikes me as having gotten to the highest echelons of humanity.., yet seems to be one of the humble… He gives me hope.., when so much of the US ego.. esp military.. we see outside the US now days seems all ego.., I gives heart to realise that there are amazingly considerate, kind individuals… at the frontier of our global peace…🙏

@karlmadsen3179 Рік тому

Clint's life story is interesting and makes for a great read. I recommend it. Great stories told well.

@nicoleiwurster7005 Рік тому

Thank you for the great teaching ❤️

@misterbd9641 Рік тому

A great man started as a curious boy. Great to hear and see. Thank-you.

@andrewvillanueva3722 Рік тому

So much respect to the navy seals!!!! The commitment to be a seal and to serve. They are truly some of the best operators in the world.

@virginias6357 10 місяців тому

I agree

@keithusace4352 Рік тому

One of the most traumatic experiences of my life and still haunts to this day was losing a dive partner in 2002 and had no control to save him.

@dustsettles6099 Рік тому

"You have to create your own mission when you do not have a greater one to work for anymore." Great advice for all of us, especially when we come to "the end" of working lives. You need a purpose always in life, else you will fall off the track and turn to things like alcohol.

@doggmansnapperdude3405 Рік тому

Nothing was said more true than this. I am one of these older people that went thru life with no real purpose but being a company man for a company that doesn’t really even care for me nor I it. I did only find things to satisfy myself in the short term because that’s all I ever looked for and now body beaten down with grave mental dysfunction here I sit still waiting and hoping filled with regret for a wasted life. It’s not self pity it’s just a fair warning that you won’t hear from people that have lived it, only hear it from people that haven’t. I know what I did and there’s no one to blame for it. You can never go back.

@uainttheone Рік тому

Yep

@dustsettles6099 Рік тому

@@doggmansnapperdude3405 How old are you? To find purpose we need to be part of something, or help others. Charity work, a club activity or something physically challenging will work wonders. I wish the best for you and your path ahead. God Bless.

@bruceesterline3170 Рік тому

Being in the ring place at the right time is key.

@brianlaporte7499 Рік тому

Thank you for your Service, Sharing and Teaching

@faronsteele8754 Рік тому

Thank you for your service

@davidhughes4728 Рік тому

Oh and I forgot to say I'm proud of you for serving for our country and I love you so keep up the good work man

@theresateeters0104 Рік тому

TY for your service and everything you done and are sharing your Life story and the info

@fredfolson5355 Рік тому

This is an awesome story.

@mxcollin95 Рік тому

His books are a great resource. 👍

@jonathanstaley3883 Рік тому

Much respect to you sir🙏🏆

@jimmyharris9955 Рік тому

Listen to your podcast all the time. Thanks

@edwardphillips4586 Рік тому

Thank you Clint for your knowledge and lessons of life

@user-me2cl4gi5o 2 роки тому

Love this🔥

@Joshuatree7746 Рік тому

You did what few in this country would be grateful but had benefited many. Awesome. For what it's worth. Thank you.

@Bobcat1950 Рік тому

Thank you for your service. As an operator you well know that the Libya mission might have never been declassified. He needed to tell someone and thought, who is going to listen to a twelve year old kid. Be happy, that story (real or not) made you who you are today. A Hero in the eyes of most Americans.

@nicklavarini5231 Рік тому

What a fantastic story 😊... I could listen to this man for ever..!!.. I'm going to find more of his talks..

@frankgeorgeo8582 2 роки тому

Navy seals have some badass stories. Very impressive to survive the training.

@chadkcmo 2 роки тому

That Boy Scout leader had no business being alone with children WTF

@gudgengrebe Рік тому

An actual Man.

@KingKong0514 Рік тому

Our circumstances and our heritage shapes us.

@allenammons5822 Рік тому

Thank you for your service pans for sharing!

@greg3919 Рік тому

Absolutely amazing video i set goals myself and i don't quit

@louismansuetti9158 Рік тому

We all want air!!! Thank you for your service ❤️

@michaelchesny656 Рік тому

Thank you.

@betilynedubala5194 Рік тому

Literally facing your fears & knocking them out.

@ultrafree9597 Рік тому

Clint has a super unique life! Thanks for your Service!

@MrThuggery Рік тому

Experience, unpretentious, great narrator, capturing story teller....new sub. Cheers mate.

@Y2TABOO4U Рік тому

Thank you I don't fight but knowing how to defend myself!!! Godspeed!!!

@oldmountaindawg4593 Рік тому

Thanx for the insight from an old soldier.

@theresaryan2280 Рік тому

In 878 King Arthur was being attacked by the vikings. He only had a handful of men and fought with everything they had. However it ended up with the vikings on one side of the river and the king and his men on the other. There was a bridge but of course the vikings could have cut them down as they were trying to cross. Along come Welsh men who couldn’t speak English but were fighting with the king. They waited until nightfall and then they went under the water and walked under the water/river until they got to the other side where the vikings had no idea they were coming and were easily taken down This same tactic is still taught to the SAS and the Navy Seals. Makes me proud to be Welsh lol

@soulerflare7 Рік тому

Oh wow , cool story !!!

@colddeadhands429 Рік тому

Great story ! He achieved something very special.

@jamesc9001 Рік тому

Great story. So the guy with the tattoos at the bar turned out to be a recruiter.

@karenscookingkorner 2 роки тому

Inspiring

@ConservativeVoicesUniversity Рік тому

Outstanding, thanks for sharing.

@WilliamRNicholsonLST-1195 Рік тому

Very good video ! Never had much time speaking to Seal members & this video was placing a very human face upon one of The Team ! My LST-1195 had a few aboard & they were always busy & looked strained & exhausted . I still thought they were supermen & I still do. They trained with The Master of Masters & somehow survived ; that was quite impressive since The Master equals at least a Battalion , all by himself .......... Nick , NavyBlueSmoke , LST-1195 , Plankowner crew.

@gbody2617 Рік тому

You suck them off too much! Yes, they're great and all but there's other elite units and even infantry are great too; (who do you think won the wars of old?) Also, there's no way a whole group of SEALs, Green Berets, Rangers, Raiders, AF Commandos, etc much less one could take on a whole battalion of Army or Marine Infantry warriors so stop sucking them off guy!

@carrieboykin2477 2 роки тому

Mr.Emerson you are truly an amazing person thank you for all you did and for all you are still doing.

@alir.9894 Рік тому

WHOA! This is a life changing video! Thank you!!!

@sandrasherman9294 Рік тому

Outstanding and Salute to you.

@mosin9105 Рік тому

Thank you

@EmilioGarra Рік тому

Great video! Thanks for this!

@machoroben3826 Рік тому

Proud of ur story I do rlly appreciate it ❤

@davidhughes4728 Рік тому

I love your video man it's really good you're a badass keep up the good work man

@raycatlin3554 Рік тому

Hoo-ya Bro. Clint - Very PROUD of you 👍! ! ! GO NAVY - ( Semper Fidelis here ! . . .

@maximumeffort2718 Рік тому

Respect !

@markherbert8298 7 місяців тому

Great speech. Highly motivating to recalibrate your thinking.

@kremenamicheva1220 Рік тому

Thank you

@georgebowman1060 Рік тому

Wow the power of a story.

@theresateeters0104 Рік тому

Yes I sure did enjoy it. I'm going to try to see how I can follow this. TY very much Sir.

@mikebelisle4896 Рік тому

Thank you for your service!!

@sos8353 Рік тому

Phenomenal story!

@peterking8632 Рік тому

Fascinating 👌

@TerrenceTerryLynch Рік тому

You never leave your day buddy no matter what

@Patriotx-gx4ce Рік тому

I grew up in Libya under Gadaffi. And best time ever as he kept all the extremists in jail.

@jeremycarpenter5550 Рік тому

Wow very powerful story .

@gurukural4970 Рік тому

Honourable Chief, Formation with high tactical guidance is great. Thank you very much Sir.

@smokinjoe6911 Рік тому

Cool story. Thanks.

@JeffH6158 Рік тому

Respect…

@jhare18 Рік тому

Very Well Said…..SOLID.

@robertthomas2942 Рік тому

Seals are all amazing individuals. Getting through the training isn't physical, it's mental. Just a state of mind. Either you can call up that fortitude or you can't. Very few can, and many wash out. Read up on David Goggins, another guy in a league all by himself.

@curtiscollins2174 Рік тому

Awesome

@gogart3 Рік тому

Good, Good

@lazaroarocha7370 Рік тому

thank you clint for your service, thank to guys get you we got freedpm, good bless

@robertangusjr4411 Рік тому

I always have the highest respect for military people(specially Navy Seal)🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@rainmetal Рік тому

Thank you for sharing your incredible journey brother!

@lukecarpenter6986 Рік тому

This is awesome - thank you for sharing and for all the things that y’all do and go through to keep us safe back home.

@jenniferdana1610 Рік тому

Clint Emerson learned early on to strongly believe in himself and just GO FOR what he set his mind to doing, and do his best!! He used his intelligence and keen observation skills and demonstrated humility and showed that he was going to work with others on a team. He knew that he wanted to become a US Navy SEAL. Clint Emerson knew he wanted to help people and counter against terrorisim.

@oskarinomenapuu Рік тому

My God ,what a story of your first diving experience as a child. I hope this "adult" has been thinking how and why he disappeared and left you alone there bottom of sea..awful to think . Thank God you didnt panic there.

@Joshuatree7746 Рік тому

Maybe it was a good accident. Obviously, fear was his enemy in the beginning that later became his constant companion. It's good to have fear as long as you understand that FEAR is neither your enemy nor your friend.

@WhyYoutubeWhy Рік тому

@@Joshuatree7746 Living a kid alone in the sea should never happen wtf.

@Rookies103 Рік тому

When you know a kid is going to be a warrior, you let him know he can be a 1% later in life ! , Thank you for your service and for all the people who see this comment Foward never Backwards! ! You got this trust yourself!

@keshermedia Місяць тому

Excellent video and bio... well done! 👍

@jeffccr3620 Рік тому

Seen Clint in a few interviews would have been a honor to serve with someone like that

@WilliamRNicholsonLST-1195 Рік тому

If you ever served in military , you many times had men like Clint around you & probably never even knew it ! They don't have flashing signs around them & generally do not say much around most people. Most people wouldn't understand & they're always asked to act when most will not. I think their greatest secret is keeping those big brass balls from clanking while they walk or do covert missions ............. Nick , NavyBlueSmoke , LST-1195