Best beard on KZread. Listens to metal. Can cook. What's not to love!?

@ryuzclown1

7 жыл бұрын

what about a beard bounce / or a mustache ride?

@brandonmangham4124

7 жыл бұрын

I notice how you didn't say best hair. ;-)

@theslowestpoke3903

7 жыл бұрын

Wife goals tbh

@Coribec

7 жыл бұрын

It's hard to find a wife with a good beard.

@OmarIsuf

7 жыл бұрын

Honestly Brandon it's because best hair goes to Kane aka Timbahwolf. 50 and with a full head of hair? Goals.

"Going to community college, sitting in classes I had no interest in" Holy shit I felt that, exactly how I feel now. Currently trying to lose the rest of this weight so I can enlist into the Navy, I'm 255lbs down from 400lbs last year.

@alexmark8917

3 жыл бұрын

How’s it going?

@calvin8857

3 жыл бұрын

Also, don't join the Navy

@Random25.

2 жыл бұрын

Update?

@dericmederos1514

2 жыл бұрын

Honestly i wish i had that experience because i got the opposite; i enjoyed class work. I enjoyed taking tests. The problem is being good in school doesn't mean shit to your employer. I really wish i had hated school and just enlisted or started my own business

@realkevin6242

2 жыл бұрын

king, give us an update

As a 56 year old retired Army Ranger, who loves to pick up heavy metal objects and fight gravity, you just moved up a few notches in my book. RESPECT!! I also subscribed to your channel. keep up the good work. Hooah RLTW

@overlordjenkins8885

5 жыл бұрын

Must've been fun huh

@BSCTrainerRob

5 жыл бұрын

Grenada ranger ?

@DEATHofSEASONS789

5 жыл бұрын

Airborne in minus 2 months here

@GamePath

5 жыл бұрын

@@DEATHofSEASONS789 Strengthen that back man. You probably already know, 80-100 pound rucks hanging frontside at the waste during a jump is not fun.

@randygravel2057

7 ай бұрын

Army ranger is elite only because you start from the low level of army recruit.

"I got you a date, y'all ready to ship out?" Lol those acting scenes are priceless Alan!!!

Allen, served in the Marines in Viet Nam. What I found most interesting in the segment was mention of tour as body bearer. Post Marines worked in funeral business often bringing Marines to rest in Arlington National Cemetery. So chances are good that our paths did cross. Like you, those moments graveside rank among the most meaningful in my life. Thank you-and all of us- for our service. regards and, of course, Semper Fi, Bill

Correction: You can drop out before you swear in. If you get off the bus, you're stuck there. Also, perform the bodyweight exercises (100 total reps) at the end of each workout. Semper Untamed, Alan

@andrewjohnson2972

7 жыл бұрын

Could you do the sprint workouts on a treadmill if you don't have access to a track on some days?

@ChernobylAudio666

7 жыл бұрын

I was sent home at the end of basic due to medical. Always kind of felt bad about that. Think about the dudes I trained with sometimes. Thanks for your service.

@vinyard1775

7 жыл бұрын

Alan Thrall Moto-boner engaged Rah?

@alexandrusalar4531

7 жыл бұрын

Alan Thrall I have always been interested in increasing my mile time but didn't know how to approach it. Great video, thanks!

@a_fuckin_spacemarine7514

7 жыл бұрын

Do these training principles apply to Army as well?

5:55 boot camp running help start 7:00 workout 1: 7:42 Workout 2: 8:09 Workout 3: 10:48 improve pull ups: 11:45 basic barbell movements 10 reps 12:59 5 day workout plan and memorize general orders: 13:10 pull up workout improvement

“If you can only do 1-5 pull up, you need to lose weight if you are overweight...” I love how Alan gives it straight no chaser. That’s why I think he’s the best.

Thank you sir for your service. My son Lance Cpl. Daniel Morris was killed in Feb. 14 2007. Al Anbar Province Iraq. I really enjoy your channel and appreciate what you have done and are doing. We are in the process of opening a gym in our home town. Thanks again. Semper Fi!!

@AutoSia

6 жыл бұрын

Billy Morris sorry for your lost

@user-zn2us3wu8z

6 жыл бұрын

May he rest in peace

@Victoriascarn

6 жыл бұрын

So sorry for your loss, your son passed as a hero.

@Verbally.autistic

5 жыл бұрын

Billy Morris i know im a year late, but your son died for our freedoms an he shall be remembered as a hero.

@peteypickles3262

5 жыл бұрын

My condolences on the loss of your son

Scream at the top of your lungs 5 minutes per day a month out. It will hurt after a while and you will lose your voice but it comes back stronger and the pain will be gone. Get that out of the way before you go.

@therealamerican99.76

4 жыл бұрын

I think I’ll go that in the car so my family dosnt think I’m nuts.

@michaelbell5410

4 жыл бұрын

@@therealamerican99.76 just sing as loud as you can, and make sure to do it from the belly for less pain, breathing exercises might help, not only for singing but for cardio and certain exercises (belly breathing does not help with most lifts or exercises, but will definitely help you stay calm in stressful situations)

@tropingreenhorn

4 жыл бұрын

no don't do this, just learn how to properly project your voice. Losing your voice can cause permanent damage to your vocal cords.

@retarded8122

4 жыл бұрын

@@tropingreenhorn you're gonna do it in the military anyway?

@tropingreenhorn

4 жыл бұрын

@@retarded8122 or you can just learn how to be loud without wrecking your voice

Great video! I'm a Marine Corps recruiter and I'm showing this to all of my Poolees starting today

@TheCitizenWarrior

4 жыл бұрын

MarineCounty MCRD San Diego 1980, was just remembering how the words “but my recruiter told me” would always bring a laugh ;). Best to you and Semper Fi

I remember watching this video three years ago as a sophomore in high school. I had already made the decision to join the corps and I’m set to ship to bootcamp in less than 3 months. This video was a huge inspiration and helped me greatly I now have a pft score of 272 many thanks to you for helping me with my goal

@chaotic_3006

4 жыл бұрын

Levi Jobe whens your ship date

@swatchedlimpune6668

3 жыл бұрын

Nice man, what is your mos?

@Randy_pig95

3 жыл бұрын

@@swatchedlimpune6668 0311

@goodfellamanatee5260

3 жыл бұрын

Its funny, right now I'm a sophomore in high school who is strongly considering joining. Neat how life works.

@codinghusky5196

2 жыл бұрын

awesome man, glad you're ready to risk your life so rich kids can party at the college. thanks for your service, if you get killed I'll be sure to vote conservative so your widow doesn't get more than the least she can. Will motivate your progeny to follow in daddas footsteps. XD

i joined the Army. Ill never do that shit again. i did my time, i earned my stripes, but i could've done something better with my energy. i guess, when i was a kid, i didn't have much sense of what i wanted. but after my friends and i did some deployments, i realized i wanted to live to be an old man one day, and live life on my terms. to those of you who have served your country, all i can say is thank you for your sacrifice. i know its not an easy task. take care.

@MusicForTheBroken

7 жыл бұрын

Darth vader Hooah. 38B30

@licktin1091

5 жыл бұрын

Darth vader 0311, oorah brother

@kvdngz7652

5 жыл бұрын

Im doing my military service in the Armada Nacional of Colombia, I thought I wanted this to be my life but man oh man I was wrong

@licktin1091

5 жыл бұрын

Kevin Daniel Gómez hahaha, rude awakening right? What’s your job? I got the same last name as well, Gómez :D

@kvdngz7652

5 жыл бұрын

@@licktin1091 Yes dude, Im just gonna do my year of service and then I will go back to normal life. Right now im in the Base Naval de Boca Grande in Cartagena, u can look it up.

im fireman in brazil, ur videos are very motivational. keep working on this.

@omarlouiz721

7 жыл бұрын

is he actually

@erichill5762

7 жыл бұрын

tf are you talking about?

@agentupton

7 жыл бұрын

are you also an off duty police officer?

@mikedix2341

6 жыл бұрын

probably not, because firemans in brazil are military. They are not part of the regular Military(army, navy and air force) but rather they are an auxiliary force. In practice, he is a Military Fireman.

@matty9699

6 жыл бұрын

Mateus Mondin I know I am late but does every fireman carry a fire arm cause I here it’s dangerous as fk in some parts in Brazil

Respect

@Vishal-ny7el

3 жыл бұрын

are yash bhai ........peace💪

My Brother did tomb of the unknown soldier guarding for 3 years. Badge # 651. He just finished his walks ~3 months ago. Said it was the highest honor one could receive. Mad respect.

Video couldn't have came at a better time, thanks!!

@oscarstenberg2745

7 жыл бұрын

Zechariah Smith Totally agree! When are you joining? I'm joining in about a year, gonna use almost this exact program but slightly modified

@oscarstenberg2745

7 жыл бұрын

bob fuqyumarley wtf are you even talking about? Both of us are white lol. Get outta here with that racist bs

@zechpwrlft

7 жыл бұрын

Oscar Stenberg I'm joining after my senior year of high school, I'm almost done with my junior year now. I'm good at everything except the long distance running lol

@oscarstenberg2745

7 жыл бұрын

Zechariah Smith you're lucky then! Running is what people tend to adapt to the fastest. Good luck to you

@zechpwrlft

7 жыл бұрын

Oscar Stenberg Thanks dude, you as well!

Semper Fi. Big fan, Alan. Use a lot of your training techniques in my own training. A Marine from '98 to '04.

Marine Corps BODY BEARERS. "The Last to Let You Down" SEMPER FI‼️🍻

@alexpiggford2757

5 жыл бұрын

Is there a video that's even slightly related to the Corps that you haven't watched? 😂

@Jason-ns4qy

5 жыл бұрын

Damn those guys are huge, even for Marines.

@JourneyToTheCage

5 жыл бұрын

If you met a vegan marine crossfitter, what would they tell you about first?

@visible2anyoneonyoutube

4 жыл бұрын

@@JourneyToTheCage how they love penis, then that they are a vegan.

@nomansson4628

4 жыл бұрын

The first being your own government...

I enlisted in the Marine Corps in 2007. I was an 0341 and I joined with my best friend in the buddy program. We went to Parris Island, SOI, Iraq and Afghanistan together. We had a five year contract and got out in 2012. Definitely the best decision of my life. In our case, I was the guy who called my best friend and said he had to join with me haha. Love the channel man, keep up the good work. Semper Fi.

@patrioticboy6746

5 жыл бұрын

Semper Fi

@zachtrapper2398

5 жыл бұрын

5 year contract? I thought it is 8 year. 4 active 4 reserve

@keithblank5

5 жыл бұрын

@@zachtrapper2398 depends on your MOS. My contract was 5 active and 3 irr. Pretty standard for Wing Marines.

@TheLazarussLedd

4 жыл бұрын

Can you imagine if your buddy didn't come home? Living with that shit? Military people use their brains as decoration exclusively.

@trevz3560

4 жыл бұрын

Tonko shut up bitch

Eating quickly is so underrated in military training

@vineripeeggs7832

5 жыл бұрын

I am the slowest eater ever... am I fucked

@SantomPh

5 жыл бұрын

Recall the episode of Band of Brother where Sobel makes the company eat spaghetti and then do the Toccoa run. Sadistic but effective

wow alan talking about running on the channel, crazy.

@ryuzclown1

7 жыл бұрын

it gets to the point of running so much you can carry a conversation for 5- 10 miles. and thats not jogging ether we are talking 6-7 min mile run speeds

@thisperson6655

7 жыл бұрын

+devin johnson, what?

@paralasalud

7 жыл бұрын

he's talking about how you get comfortable enough with running that you can carry a conversation while running a 6-7 mile time... except alan doesn't talk about running 5-10 miles (or long distances), he only talks about running up to 3 miles lol

@AntonioSanchez-lv6zi

7 жыл бұрын

I remember those days. 29 Palms 2012 doing laps around Lake Bandini. Or sprinting up Sugar Cookie

@NeonBornSpartan

7 жыл бұрын

I met this guy at the gym who was on a football team in my HS, 1 year younger than me, and was in the army. I told him I was planning on joining Marines, and now I lift with him a lot. He's really strong, deadlifts 545 lbs max after a little less than a year out of the army. He runs every time he lifts, for 1 mile, 5-6 minutes, keeps his size and strength, and I run with him. cardio is good for your heart and muscles. woudnt mind Thrall spreading the wisdom of it.

My respect for you went through the roof after learning of your Service. Thanks for all you did for your country.

Semper Fi, brother. In bootcamp, I was a weakling. It took me a year after bootcamp to become a stud. I was a regular 300-PFTer after that. People have no idea what kind of heart they have. USMC bootcamp will give you a very good idea. If you were company honor grad, then only fellow Marines know what that took. Respect. You're dead-on about training to be a sub-18 minute 3-miler. You gotta go fast all the time for as long as you can. When I went for runs, I freakin' ran. If I wasn't feeling particularly strong that day, then I cut it short, but I never went slow. I also did the sprint the straights and walk the curves thing on a track sometimes. You gotta get to where you're relaxed while hauling ass.

I am a simple man, I see Alan uploaded a video, I hit like before watching the video.

I assume only 50 people here have been supporting you since you had 50 subscribers...

Just saw this today. Belated Happy Birthday Marine! Began watching your channel and working out (5X5) last month. It is really hard to face the fact that my Marine service ended more than 50 years ago but I feel much better now that I am exercising again. Thank you for your service AND for the inspiration/motivation you channel provides.

Just stumbled upon this video and it couldn't be more perfect. I'm in the delayed entry program for the marine core and needed to see something like this. I haven't been this motivated in a long time. You really put it together for me there. I appreciate the information. Thank you for putting this video together.

Dude, great video, I think it will help a lot of people! And i was just about to do a video similar to this! Hahaha great minds man...

@sKid-yn4no

7 жыл бұрын

Brian Alsruhe You went military?

@mcfero1

7 жыл бұрын

Brian Alsruhe figures as much Brian. You god damn professional. This video would of helped my run so much before I went. I was strong and slow!

@McMeatBag

7 жыл бұрын

I sitll want to see your take on it

@nickv3472

7 жыл бұрын

Brian Alsruhe I'd still like to see your take on it as well

@666ILIKETURTLES666

7 жыл бұрын

Brian Alsruhe Brian where's the video

I cannot thank you for the running template! I have the mindset of increasing mileage to get quicker but know that I need to get better at sprint work to be a better runner. I will be implementing this routine regularly. Thank you so much Alan.

Im not joining any military Soon, But God damn I will use the sprinting Workouts for sure. Thx

@nerf7674

4 жыл бұрын

really sore knee That’s some heavy projection my friend.

@nerf7674

4 жыл бұрын

really sore knee Bold assumptions send a vivid picture to an onlooker.

@nerf7674

4 жыл бұрын

really sore knee You’re not the sharpest razor are you bud? If you can’t tell what I’m talking about I can’t be of help for you.

@nerf7674

4 жыл бұрын

really sore knee Wow.

@nerf7674

4 жыл бұрын

really sore knee Hahaha

Recently ran into this channel and have been enjoying content. I was in The Army version of what he did, The Old Guard. I was even in caskets platoon. This is the most SOUND advice for pre-basic I've seen on KZread.

Man this was excellent. Had to show it to my brother and dad who are both former military and they loved it.

Love the videos, Alan. Retiring from the Corps after 21 years this summer. Semper Fi, brother.

One of, if not THE most helpful video to all Corps hopefuls on youtube. Very thorough and even inspiring, have a like and THANKS!

A good man thank you for your service, for entertaining us and for sharing your accurate and intelligent knowledge

Hey Brother, I stumbled onto your channel a month ago. I really enjoy it. I had no idea you were a former Marine. This video was great and very funny as most are. I also appreciate your service at Marine Barracks. I have a couple "brothers" who made their final trip home. "Last to let you down" hold's a special place for their families. Thank you and the men you served with for that. Semper Fi. ...Do Work

Alan, thank you. This is the EXACT information I was looking for. Weightlifting combined with running training. I will be starting this afternoon to implement your training routine.

Great video. I was there. Thank you for your service, and thank you for stepping forward when others step back.

From one brother in arms too another congrats on everything you have accomplished and thanks for your service

Great Video Alan! Headed to OCS in June and I've been struggling to balance lifting with my running

Great video dude! Especially the first part, holy shit you were in my head when I was 18. My best friend had already left for the Marines, I was a directionless, defiant, lost mama's boy. Couldn't find a job I liked, or keep a job for very long. My buddy came home from his A.I.T. and I was floored by; how he acted, how he got treated (he was even more of a fuck up than I was before he left), and how much pussy came out of the woodwork for him. The night he was leaving, my fuckin battery in my truck exploded, had a shitty night at work (3rd shift shit job), almost got into a fist fight at work, bla bla.... Got out of work at 7am, got my dunkins coffee, and was waiting parked in front of the recruiter's office when they opened. The rest is history. Our government may have it's issues and challenges, but our military fucking rocks! Uncle Sam straightened me right the fuck out (with a quickness), best move I ever made. 8 years active Army Engineer. retired Sgt, 62E20, promotable. Got out before I got my E-6. Great tale brother! Semper Fi.

I just found this video again after two years. I‘m following tactical barbell programming for my lifts rn and those finishers along with the sprinting workouts just fit in so well. Not in the military but LE, aiming for tactical and this is just what i needed really. Thanks Alan! And greetings from Germany!!

just want to say thanks for this running program! I've applied for the Royal Australian Navy and have to pass a beep test in December, this running program is the best, most logical programs I've ever heard of. Will definitely start on it from now on! Thank you! Also your beard and hair are glorious!

God bless anyone who's ever done the military I've coached high school wrestling and football for 9 years and a lot of the kids I've coached have gone into the military Navy Marines Army and one of the last kids was a Navy SEAL he said the training I put him through the wrestling is what got him through to be a Navy SEAL I was very honored about that and I told him thank you for letting me train you I feel honored for coaching honorable kids our job in life is always to give back not to always take thank you for your videos you are very motivated keep up the great work I'm a big fan thank you

As a Marine, this shit is pretty funny and motivating. Keep up the great work brother.

Now I know why your training videos are so awesome, clear and concise, great sense of humor as well. Take care brother Ooh Rah!

Thanks for serving our country, Marine Thrall. Wonderful video and instructive.

Hey, I wanted to thank you for this video. After being laid off from a good job and having one now that I am not very happy in, I have decided to finally get into shape and do something I've been considering for a long time, join the military ( decided on Navy). I have lost almost 50 lbs through powerlifting and CrossFit and I love both, but now I am at a point where I need to start running, and this video has some great starting points for me. Thank you for this video and others on your channel.

I just finished up with the Canadian Forces and made a vid a few weeks ago saying that I wasn't going to shave or cut my hair for a year, funny that I came across this vid. Right on man, can relate to your story a bit too.

I just found your channel & I’ve been binge watching all evening. I got out a year and a half ago & I’m getting back into lifting after hip surgery. Thank you for all of your in depth videos.

Didn’t know you served brother. Loved you before, respect you even more now. Old Army Infantry Platoon Sergeant here. Growing my dreds out myself. It’s been almost 2 years since I’ve been out. Anyhow, you kick ass man. Keep doing what you do brother.

Thanks for sharing this very personal story

Burial Detail was one of the highlights of my active military time. Saw the Marine Corps. bury my Uncle and my Pops and I said I am going to do that.

Thank you for your service, Alan. You make insightful, hilarious videos we all appreciate. Now I can appreciate the devil dog in you too. Keep it up, and thanks again.

Semper Fi Alan. Being a Body Bearer is top notch shit man. From an old 1812 tanker from 29 Palms, I want to thank you for being a part of a tough billet, and doing that service for our fallen brothers. Thanks man

Freaking beast. Semper Fidelis sir!

You have the best looking cover out of any recruit picture I've ever seen 😆

This video is pure gold Sir, I am in the german military and I will use your methods for my training. Thank you very much!

Fascinating. I thoroughly enjoyed this

"many of you have supported untamed strength since i had 50 subscribers" so, uh, about 50 of us? jokes aside, cool video man; I'm joining the military soon and this gives me a lot of confidence that its a good decision for me

@amph8mine

4 жыл бұрын

i dont wanna like this comment cuz guess all 50 of them have liked it :)

I became UNTAMED, because I can... Love it!!!

Semper Fi! From one Marine Vet to another. I'm definitely subscribing. I was stationed at 8th & I from 2003 to 2007 as part of Marine Corps Institute Company. I was trained by the Body Bearers and made that trip to Dover, DE, very often. Counted over 800 transfers during my 3 years. #KeepGoing #USMC 💪💪

Thank you for sharing your story. Although I am half way through, I still feel it is important to write what I am feeling. Thank you for serving in the military I have been in the (ch)Air Force going on about 10 years now. Currently in deployed as public affairs, I started taking up weight lifting. Which led me to your video. Keep up that Hard work and I hope the year since this video came out had been kind and well spent, in your eyes. Best wishes and good luck.

It seems like you're missing the Marine Corps Alan. Allow me to be the voice to remind you that you made the right choice joining but you've also made the right choice leaving. You are very successful brother and set the standard for people getting out like myself should strive for. (not to mention my deadlift shot up 50lbs taking note of your videos) Semper Fi man.

Thank you for your service! My brother was also a Marine, he started as a radio operator and switched to combat photographer. My husband served too, in the Air Force Special Forces. We are a very pro-military and pro-America family, thanks again Alan!!!🇺🇸

Hello Im new to the Marine Corps and about to graduate MOS school I'm glad to see a great channel from a Marine thank you for advice you have a new subscriber. Thank you for your service Sir!

Semper fidelis brother. I had no idea you served until I saw this. It sheds a whole new light for me on your videos. I've been in 12 years now and I still fight every gene in my body to maintain weight and fitness standards, made all that much harder by having to set an example for my troops. I recently had to take a promotion photo, and let's just say I had a moment of "self awareness", and decided I can't live like this any more. So I've started a journey to change my life, and in just a couple months, changes are happening and I feel like my life is so much better. Sorry for being so long winded, but I just wanted to make a point, that some of your videos have been a part of this, and now it means so much more. I'll be looking forward to more videos. Oorah! Yut! Kill!

Dude good job in the marines

Super interesting video, Alan. Even though I have no interest in joining the military. I've been looking for running programs to start when the weather warms up a bit and I'll definitely do that 15 min 100m sprint/100m walk HIIT.

Great history. Thanks for sharing and thank you for your service! Great videos. Keep’em coming!

Thanks Alan for sharing your story - inspirational. Love the sprint work outs too. cheers!

One more week!!! I've been studying my GENERAL ORDERS.

Thank you for your service

@NoizeAddict13

7 жыл бұрын

Anon Ops stfu

@HiveDes

7 жыл бұрын

*servish

@HamsterWheelGaming

5 жыл бұрын

Because this guy decided to risk his own live to serve his country. That deserves some respect you fucking nobody.

Ive been looking for so long for advice like this! This is exactly what i need to know thx :)

Dude?! why am i just now finding you, this video is a huge inspiration! 3 weeks to EAS and im off to go build my gym in Chattanooga! seriously glad i saw this, its very hard staying motivated with no one around you that believes in you!

Alan, I had no idea how much you knew about running! You should do some more videos about it if you have any more information.

@altuber99_athlete

7 жыл бұрын

In one of his vids. he showed a pic of him @17 y/o (4 years of training already). He had huuuge legs. He said he squat, front squat, power cleaned and sprinted.

So I'm guessing someone forgot their general orders while on firewatch one night and paid a heavy price for it. Yes? 1. To take charge of this post and all government property in view. 2. To walk my post in a military manner, keeping always on the alert and observing everything that takes place within sight or hearing. 3. To report all violations of orders I am instructed to enforce. 4. To repeat all calls from posts more distant from the guardhouse than my own. 5. To quit my post only when properly relieved. 6. To receive, obey, and pass on the sentry who relieves me, all orders from the commanding officer, officer of the day, and officers and noncommissioned officers of the guard only. 7. To talk to no one except in line of duty. 8. To give the alarm in case of fire or disorder. 9. To call the corporal of the guard in any case not covered by instructions. 10. To salute all officers and all colors and standards not cased. 11. To be especially watchful at night and, during the time for challenging, to challenge all persons on or near my post and to allow no one to pass without proper authority.

@snailnslug3

5 жыл бұрын

Hey i had to know that in the Navy in the 90s

@armandosanchezburgos1690

5 жыл бұрын

i got out in 95 and still remember them fuckers

Bro, u r a legend. I love your work on yt. Thank you.

This video is gold. Everybody should see this before enlisting.

18 minutes on a 3 mile run, great work. My best time was on a 2 mile at 11 minutes and 50 seconds. The three mile is a whole different story when it comes to running, especially at your pace.

thanks for your service, from one veteran to another. as a guy who is still active duty air force, I would love to see a video about how to incorporate running the 1.5 and strength training without too much sacrifice on strength gains or running time

Thank you for your service. I like your positive attitude and confidence.

Hey Alan I’m in the Navy Ceremonial Guard as a Casket Bearer and I think it’s hard to believe we’ve both been in Arlington National Cemetery, your videos are helpful and I enjoy to watch them also thanks for your service man!

Thanks for your service brother. As a Squid, it was a pleasure giving you a ride. lol

Damn this man knows how to train for a 1.5 mile run. I ran track in college and used to have chiefs tell us to run 3 miles two times a week in prep for a 1.5 and when I told them it just trained you to run a slower pace and made it harder to pick up that pace when you needed to they would just not listen. It is good to run two to three longer tuns of no more than 5 miles 3-4 times a month.

Wow man, what an inspiration! Great job and thank you

That was literally the best bootcamp preparation video of all time!!

thank you for your service I was in the R.E in uk

Respect!

I subscribed based on the heard alone. Stayed for the content. Well done sir

I'm not preparing for boot camp but this was very interesting, instructional and entertaining. Thank you sir!

This guy is talking about intervals, the best way to better your endurance. It's better to slowly jog than to walk, but it's even better to have a bit a of a fast pace while jogging, and then you start to Sprint. These are called fartleks. Another workout would be Indian runs, where a group of men in one single column would run around a track at their 10k pace (10 kilometers), about 6-7 min per mile. The last guy in the line would sprint to the front, and on and on and on. Sprint, jog, repeat.

New drinking game, Drink every time Alan says: Sprint Walk Metres

@snakewhisperer2010

7 жыл бұрын

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@Blazekid1906

7 жыл бұрын

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@tylerklein4405

7 жыл бұрын

gaaaay!

@tylerklein4405

7 жыл бұрын

jk :D

@davidec.4021

7 жыл бұрын

MrNormallan Ahahahah fuck yeah, and after every shot, pull ups

Oh my this bring back memories. Thank you for this great video

You were a Body Bearer! Outstanding!

USMC 1986-1990. Just happened across this video. Best advice I think I've ever seen. And in case anyone may have missed the emphasis, KNOW YOUR GENERAL ORDERS😂

Alan Thanks for your service.

this is the best advice I've found anywhere. Thank you very much

This information is fucking gold and it's free. More people need to see this.