Seems some hell weeks are "just" about maximum physical endurance and lack of sleep. Here memory, leadership, trust, creativity towards the group and task are a key part, while also being physically trained and sleep deprived. I guess that those we see the faces off are those that did not make it to the end.

@PalleRasmussen

17 күн бұрын

I seem to recall one of them do. But yes. And yes; you can endure almost anything physically, with enough willpower. It is always the mind that gives out.

I use the tie up and swim training often as a swim coach. Best practice for me is turning around, looking at the ceiling and bend and extend your legs. Even did it in uniform and with webbing. It’s quite doable if you know how to move in and with the water.

Reg. the pool test, the trick is not to exhale all the way and only breathing at the top edge capacity of your lungs, so that you keep your positive buoyancy and that way use your strength on forward motion and not on preventing going under (same method applies when dragging a casualty in water), but this is probably unknown for most of these guys and a major stress factor. Once you know how to float with ease, the rest is easy sailing. That's my thoughts, being an old comp. swimmer and diver.

One thing you don’t get from the subtitles: the instructors are using the formal You with the pupils (you can’t really translate it) but it’s the version of you that you would use with an elder or superior. Kind of like they are saying sir to the pupils “what the fuck don’t you understand here, sir”? It makes it kind of funny and respectful and disrespectful at the same time :)

the start lagging so much its almost a slideshow

@anderssrensen7533

18 күн бұрын

@@Mike-zx1kx wierd, atleast is was just the first 30 sec :D

😰😨😥💩Scary the same man says Hello several times through-out this video. Why? 🧐

@martinfabricius6412

17 күн бұрын

it how to say "yes sir" in the navy in Denmark and its Halløj

@Smee86

16 күн бұрын

@@martinfabricius6412 O right