SFC Peterson is an absolute stud! Last I heard he is Cadre for the prep course for 18xrays prior to sfas! He can still ruck 12miles under 2 hours

Yea I know MSG Relations too

How can I join as a Nigerian

​@muhamada53 Google your local Army recruiter and go talk to them. I'm not sure what it was called, but when I was in, they had a special program that would allow foreign Americans to become American soldiers.

Rafa, I know it's not the same thing, but I remember running into one of my old Drill Sargents while serving in Afghanistan 😂 Small World lol.

It would be pretty cool if we could use government money to build some military training courses for the public to use for exercise. I’m sure there are a lot of vets that would enjoy it.

He is also where they got the name Robin sage

@@bodybong That's not correct: Robin Sage derives its name from the town of Robbins, N.C., a central area of operations for the exercise, and former Army Colonel Jerry Sage, a World War II veteran and an Office of Strategic Services, (OSS) officer who taught unconventional-warfare tactics.

@@User-rka_zykx76too bad our politicians love enriching themselves over actual progressive leadership.

The training Robin Moore completed was called Training Group. I think the formal Q Course began in 1968.I graduated SFQC in class 501-78.I've heard that it was similar to the Vietnam program. We went right to group without language or SERE training.

She def has hella grit one of my favorite leaders to date

Admirable effort and attitude. The general physical preparedness of the woman is likely in a higher percentile than the majority of Us women. I am typically very impressed by a woman who is able to do even one pull-up. However when compared to men in equivalent branches, the gap is drastically obvious. The reality is that the discrepancy between the average man and woman is obvious. It is certainly determined by endocrine physiology that influences anatomical development. If someone is qualified and able to complete the same physical fitness assessments, they should be allowed entry. However, the military has routinely lowered the standards for women and they have certainly done the same with men. Unfortunately, the military is not an equal opportunity employer and standards are to be prioritized for all branches. Additionally, the military has enough difficulty to recruit qualified individuals due to the rising obesity rate and lack of physical activity in our country. She is admirable in her determination and that alone is a great indicator for her success as a soldier. Everyone wants to make it back home following a deployment and someone who is unable to obtain the necessary fitness requirements is a potential liability to the team. With all the advancements in exercise physiology and nutrition knowledge, I would suspect the standards to increase. I am not saying that a woman is incapable of reaching the required physical attributes but in “general”, her physiological differences are absolutely going to influence her ability to achieve them. Just like a man cannot carry or breast feed a child. Hell, most men in the United States have become sedimentary and incapable of achieving these feats. I have yet to see a woman play in the NFL or college football other then a kicking position. I watched a girl compete in high school wrestling with the varsity team as a senior at 115 lbs who was thrown around by opponents ranging from 8th to 12th grade. We all supported her with encouragement and enthusiasm but she never won a match. I’m not sure if she even scored a takedown but she gave her opponent the best effort she had and it was contagious. We knew the likely result when she touched the mat and she never accepted a defeat before the match started. Women are capable of amazing things and are solely responsible for the ability to deliver a child. They have a tremendous influence in the development of technology, science, medicine and other industries but perhaps we can celebrate the differences instead of knowingly subjecting them to harm or injury in combative professions. They have an equal opportunity for selection in the military given the reach appropriate capabilities. I’m not an astronaut because I am not qualified to be one.

@@brennengodeen3796 bro are you okay lol? so many contradictions at once. no need to type a novel, just say you don't respect women in the military and you enjoy diminishing their achievements at any opportunity lmfao

@@kileg3000lmaooo fr

@@kileg3000Fr

ONLY 4 days you mean and saying ONLY is an understatement since they were constantly on the move and had almost no sleep for that whole time period after their initial rest. Most people after getting off work from a physical labor job are so tired they can barely drive can you image 4 days of almost no sleep all while physically exhausting yourself to the point of basically failure or death? That's quite intense. The 21 or 24 day selection they get sleep at some points but I do remember my dad telling me stories of guys that were so tired they were hallucinating going to vending machines as part of the Rangers Course.

she's a beast. It's rare for women to pass any elite training course or test even when they have lower requirements, so for her to not only compete but do better then a man is really impressive.

The standards aren’t easy. I know a lot of male PT studs who have a hard time with selection. Regardless of how she did physically, she showed a lot of character showing up and performing. Sometimes that’s all it takes.

@@arthas640 Women have lower admissions test - they DO NOT have easier AIT. They have to pass the same exact requirements that any man in their career would. If you see her carrying less, there are also men who carry less. If you see her running slower, there are men who run slower, and still make it.

My mile and half in basic was like 11:20 or something like that... I went through at 25 so I had a little longer time than most the others there, but the thing that sucked was I was not a runner, I hated running and pretty sure I have some kind of a light thing of asthma... but I also went through basic during the winter in great lakes... dec-feb... got down to -40, so cold we couldnt go outside, only walked everywhere and only got to run 2 times before the final run inside their massive gym at the training base. The few memories I have from that final run was being out of breath basically after the first lap (I think it was 12 times the small track was mile and half if I remember correctly) and the other memory I have was thinking I was on my final lap and looking up at the projection that shows your position... and I actually had 1 more lap to go... lol but had plenty of time to finish it in. I think I had like 13:30 to do my mile and half in. The entire time in bootcamp, that was the only thing I was worried about, was running. The only time I ran for my PRT was in bootcamp too... all other times I did the machines. Miss the military.

My 2 mile at basic was a 1215 but I went through not too long ago coming straight out of highschool I am hoping to one day attend selection

My personal best for 2 mi. was 11:15 and I felt Iike I was going to puke my spleen out afterwards.

Ill never forget one pt test when I was maybe 28 or so...I had been running a LOT that year, and was surprised to hear my time at the end... 11:52!!!

I appreciate that 🙏

What do you think you did to result in not being selected

And how did that affect your mental health if you don’t mind me asking

hey bro, I also was a non select! it was great lol. Just kidding. Sucks to get through all of that then not get it.

@@clemson1013, you can earn the dubious honor of non-select by something as simple as mouthing off or complaining.

You completed it but didn't get selected? Why is that?

Gotta be because of the current "crisis" of not being able to staff positions. No one, even places that are paying pretty well, are able to get their staffing to levels that they want. And if they do, they are getting turds to fill the positions.

Who read that?

Yeah, I found it funny that Beaurpere showed up. I think the SWC CG has more important things to do then be at selection. I know that the CG didn't show up when I went through.

​@jstoeck784 I knew he would show up because SWC had to sign off on this video to allow him to do this at MCKall. Basically SWC is using this as a recruitment video.

​@ghostfacegangstaloo Not gonna lie. I read it. Felt this one was worth the read.

Why did you blur out everyones tattoos? 😂😂

@@-N-A-OPSEC, or by their request in general

Why is their faces not blur?

this is bad dude...hopefully kids know that if they sign up for 18 series (an SF contract) upon entry and FAIL they go needs of the Army and it'll reclass them to whatever they want, truck driver, cook, water treater, etc if they think this is anything close they are in for a rude awakening and they will fail I get you're just making money but you should feel pretty bad for being a part of portraying selection in such a basic and not close to reality way, we are talking about people's futures guy

@@benjaminlanzotti1374 it's so bad. Have a female pog and a civilian doing 1/10 maybe the level of hardness it actually is.

yeah and even if you complete it, you can still be a non select.

There's only been one female; so state as if its a common factor far from the truth

@@stephm93973 now.

@@stephm9397 there is some Army marketing going on in this vid. Austen was probably forced to do this challenge with a girl

Women?

Dont forget Austen served several years in the Navy.

Thank you 🙏 I really appreciate that and I will let Lo know!

Austin’s not a civilian

@@AustenAlexander BIBLE calls us all to be real, sober minded souls, who live holy lives on earth. BIBLE calls nor expect nobody to be: - religious of any kind - monk - nun Bible calls us to give out RIGHTEOUS JUDGMENT, no to keep our mouth shut and support everything with blind eyes and deaf ears. See no evil, speak no evil and hear no evil - that old saying, it belongs to masons, am I right again? The vow of silence of theirs. SOULS, dare to read and study BIBLE (KJV) and search about FREEMASONRY.

Damn, the most I did was only 7km, not an experienced runner but I can tell you it was tiring doing it in 45 mins

Someone who does 15km in 1hr doesn't need motivation from a weak woman failing at the obstacle course...

​@@p.k.7111no shit, this guy is just trying to fk around. He problem watched Cameron hanes or goggins busting out 1hr 10 milers like nothing and smiling and talking afterwards and thought- hey this looks easy I could probably do it too. Except never had the guys to do it so tries to brag about it on yt.

Pls do go fk urself. Anyone who can maintain an almost 6min/mile for almost 10 miles doesn't need motivation from a bunch of civvies doing an o-course.

@@p.k.7111you could never do that obstacle course dipshit, have some respect

Went to SF SERE school back in 84, Camp M has cleaned up a bit. Midnight sewer crawls and the hand to hand pit, good times. God bless Col. Rowe and SMG Nail, true silent professionals.

This is a "watered-down" version, but yes it shows a glimpse of fractured lights of reality

C-1-7, 1987

@@tree01house the WWII barracks off Butner? Nice to meet you. I was in division until the great desert storm exodus haha. You didn’t happen to do 9 months in San Antonio did you?

@@flddoc2 300F1, .... but never completed the lab portion

@@tree01house I almost lost it there too. Spent a lot of nights sleeping in my truck in the dirt lot on Ardennes across from the gas station. We had to pay the guys in the tunnel off with beer and whiskey to keep it shut down when we were doing trauma testing in the yard. What a great time those days were.

I went to SFAS in Oct 1992, was running 2 miles in 11:36.

I feel like it makes us look weak having them in combat positions

@@el5495maybe try a different perspective Our women can kill other grown men 🤷🏽‍♂️

@@babycub1142 keep telling yourself that

This course is called the Nasty Nick…..men have failed this Obby, she gets my respect doing each obstacle. There are at least 5 rope climbs on this course.

@@HeyMikeyLikesIt2 dirty Mike and the boys will shit on your girl.

thanks man! Yes it changes so much just adapt to the platforms and use the tools that they give you

She's weak and don't belong to any combat unit

so she’s sf support meaning she is just a ordinary soldier

Did the army change its rules on women joining special forces or is it still not allowed?

It's allowed but no one could lol@@mr.orim0782

Thats a joke, in the end they are very desperate to deversify...allthough she obviously is very weak.

This is cut right down so you have to keep it going for a while

You probably don't have what it takes 😂

Bruh...

If it's motiviation to go to selection you are in for a rude awakening if you think it's anything like this.

Another shot in the dark, maybe try tarot cards and a ouja board,😂

I like that Pov. There's alot of power in empathy, obviously they see it

were u in group?

@@peqbox My guess is that this individual definitely is Not!

How the heck was she the perfect partner? She sucked at pretty much everything. Notice how they never gave her raw scores for every event? How many pull-ups did she do? How many pushups? How fast was her run? We don't know. They wouldn't tell us because that's how embarrassing her performance was.

All day

@@timp8796 😜

Dang good luck man! I don’t think I’ll ever do SFAS but definitely shooting for Ranger school in the next two years!

Lolololol 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Good luck man! Every now and then I get that itch to come back in but damn do I not miss the TRADOC or Army f*ck f*ck games

Good luck. It isn't too bad if you follow the don'ts. Don't quit, don't get hurt, don't get lost, don't be first, don't be last, don't cheat, and don't be light. Other than that, do your best and find your points.

Good luck brother. Let us know how it goes for real.

Small world. Also did she always have that wack haircut? Lol

Yes, she failed most of the courses. As expected and, as expected, not shown.

@@_CORVUS What about your haircut? Is it any better?

@@ninjasnation1487 I’m the hottest e-4 in the battalion.

@@_CORVUS Are you sure? LOL

I'd be so down

Looking at it, I probably would’ve put the 2 smaller poles through the 4 wheels. Then I would’ve tied the 2 larger poles to them, bringing the 2 together in front. The man could get in between the poles where they meet to pull by his body weight, while she could push from the back. Push pull method. I don’t know if it would’ve worked but would’ve tried it.

Think boat trailer. You’re on to something. I did this as a kid. As rolling a truck rear end all over the yard & pulling it with my bike thinking I’m my dad. These things are to see if you’re a open clear minded thinker under stress m. I can’t help but feel the environment you grew up in can help or hurt you. I feel army will have to change things or will find meeting numbers hard to reach due to kids on their phones not getting out in the woods & yard building things. I bet 90% sf soldiers come from small towns & the country

I think that you could use twigs to make a bushing for the tires. that would allow the wheels to track better.

How would the tires rotate then. The rope would catch on the poles.

There's a reason why I always had dental floss in my pack. Good for many things. But you lay the twigs in a row, like a blind, then tie them together, place on the pole to take up the space of the wheel hub. Upon further thought, you could lash all 4 together, then place poles on outside to minimize side travel.

@@nervonabliss2071 i blv he’s talking about using the rope as a spacer wrapping it around the pole with a knot to hold in place running it down the pole tightly doing same on the other. Not exactly what I would do & really it’s one those things you’ve to be in person hands on to see what would work. Like how much space is between the wheel & pole? End of the day we can all say this or that but much different in person so I salute them for trying even tho much of this was manufactured to bring in recruiting but either way I salute them they gave it a go & I have not.

Planning on the navy and all these videos hype me up so much

This wasn’t a challenge Between anybody, they are teammates

She failed most if not all of the standards, there's a good reason none of her scores, times or the obstacle completion was shown. Men and women are just not comparable

Sometimes people don't need to comment

​​​​@@tooovivid21 days crammed into 3 with one other person... you try to do it At She finished it to the end

And that's before you realise that this is only before they go to qualification course, which is wayy harder. Than into tactical training. Then language school. Then specialty school for free fall, diving etc.

selection is nothing like this LoL

@@aayanahmad1001 Language, tactics, specialty, etc those are all PART of the Q course. The Q course is not harder, it's training. It's not a selection course or designed to make people fail and drop. That's why it requires a PCS move and takes up to two years.

​@@benjaminlanzotti1374feel free to enlighten us on how the selection course is absolutely nothing like the army SF selection course

@@wilhelmhause3510 well, considering I've done all 21 days....let's see. 1. It's not 3 days. 2. You don't rack in barracks. 3. Ice buckets? LoL riiiiight. I was a "winter" course though, so maybe. Unlikely though, but given today's military it's possible. 4. There are more events they do, it's not just PT test and a run. The girl failed the run by the way, looks like she didn't do a chin, AND she definitely failed to many obstacles (which is why the only showed her complete the ladder, and then the only rope she did was the one she could use the wall on) 5. They had no log or rifle PT, which isn't a pass/fail test, but a HOURS LONG rite of passage where they get people to quit. This girl would NEVER survive that given what she puts out here, but she'd have never made it to that portion anyway. 6. Land Nav points are not that obnoxiously apparent. They are tiny flags, SINGLE chem lights at night that you are lucky if they are still hot and points aren't in wide open areas other than the small orientation course. The star course is also TWO days, 8 total points available. Both night to day cycles, start at like 01 or 02 and endex like late afternoon. 7. There are way more but you get the idea.... Shit is hilarious. This is representative of NOTHING, and the girl would be washed out after day one EASY.