US military training is no joke. My brother went in stick thin and came out with way more mass, muscular and ripped.

@Nobody-em5uu

2 жыл бұрын

Fax

@rosabivins2558

2 жыл бұрын

U r so right my brothers too!!

@LB0206

2 жыл бұрын

After how much time?

@Muzzi.

2 жыл бұрын

@@LB0206 It was about 4 months time if I recall correctly

@pulsatingsausageboy2076

2 жыл бұрын

That’s not actually “military training”. Those are just workouts some of them do on their own free time.

I am a South Korean man and I was a KATUSA soldier, serve my military duty in U.S.Army in Korea. My height is 6 ft and I was a typical skinny Korean 20 y/o man. Compare to U.S soldiers, I never felt that I am a short guy but the body mass... They seems like some other species. And they alway told me 'let's go gym with me', 'You need some muscle', 'I got you man~ I will help you.' So everytime I entered in gym, all american soldiers turn their head to me and smiled like... Like some predators found their yummy meal. I alway surrounded by 3~4 U.S. soldiers and they were all great volunteered trainer. And nearly killed me 💪

"I will work out tomorrow." I say this every day and I must say it has worked out well for me. :)

@MsSister76

2 жыл бұрын

Me too!

@reneecurry-harper

2 жыл бұрын

lol

I tried exercising once but It got me all out of breath...

@extra4635

2 жыл бұрын

Just once..😂😂

@weemadangus1834

2 жыл бұрын

Oscar Wilde said "Whenever I Feel the Urge to Exercise I Lie Down Until It Goes Away."

@georgemartin1436

2 жыл бұрын

@@weemadangus1834 LOL

@majesticdonuts0038

2 жыл бұрын

Outta breath just watching them...

@TomorrowWeLive

2 жыл бұрын

I literally got light-headed, went pale, insanely thirsty and got a cramp in my leg and couldn't walk

That video isn't indicative of how the avg troop exercises. That was a compelation of more "trick" or demonstration exercises, aimed at showing off rather than fitness endurance, or body building.

@LoyaFrostwind

2 жыл бұрын

Yup. This is something gymnasts would do.

@ClaireOSullivanAuthor

2 жыл бұрын

@@LoyaFrostwind or body builders, or peeps who imagine what scenarios they could be in under fire.

our son went in at 32 and pudgy. A year later, slender and ripped. Not all military work out like this. But imagine the tricky places a person could be in, only able to use one arm out in the field? Perhaps carry a wounded soldier with the other. I don't know, never been in the military but some of it is pretty darned impressive.

@montrelouisebohon-harris7023

2 жыл бұрын

You have to start out at a little time because I went to an aerobics class one time and I had the worst shin splints ever and when I went to get out of the bed the next morning I fell on the floor it hurt so bad.. dad brought me some aspirin that I requested and I drink a bunch of water and eat yogurt bananas. dad told me to go by some good exercise shoes so I went and bought some aerobic shoes and I went to calista next class for about 3 days because I was still pretty flexible for being a gymnast up until I was about 15.. I was 18 or 19 by this time so I just needed to stretch out and get a little bit of my flexibility back.. thank God even to this day at 54 I'm still very flexible despite arthritis herniated neck and low back and lupus!! My daughter is 32 and flips out when I stretch my back when it hurts and I can take my nose all the way between my legs and touch the floor..😀😀😀 my 32-year-old and 29-year-old can't figure out how I can do it but it's just from years of being in gymnastics... After calisthenics for a couple days I went to a medium level aerobics class rather than beginners and I did that for about a week.. then I took the weekend off and went on to a high impact aerobics and did just fine... We would all sweat like crazy but we were in such a good cardiovascular shape after about 1 weeks that none of us would even be breathing hard after a week or so.. I was going everyday at least 5 days a week and by the time I was doing it about 3 to 4 weeks I would do two in a row.. we did 5 or 10 minutes of warm ups and then 45 to 50. Minutes of high impact aerobics and then we would have a 5-minute cooldown.. after 2 hours of this I would be drenched in sweat but the fan over knee mixing with the AC felt so Good.. all of us in that class were not out of breath at all and it would actually pump us up. I couldn't go to aerobics after 6:00 because if I finish at any time by 8:00 at night I would be up until 1:00 in the morning.. I had to make sure that I was finished with my aerobics by 6:00 at the latest or I would be up most of the night.. the more you exercise and the better shape you're in the more energy you have. . .

@wareforcoin5780

2 жыл бұрын

I didn't even know they'd take someone above 25.

@xXxGordO241xXx

2 жыл бұрын

Carry a soldier with one hand??? So out of touch with reality since it takes 4 grown men to carry one

@ClaireOSullivanAuthor

2 жыл бұрын

@@xXxGordO241xXx then you've never been picked up with one hand. My son can do that. And I am not 100 pounds soaking wet.

@hotdoghub6690

2 жыл бұрын

@@xXxGordO241xXx Ironic considering how little you have to know to think you need four men to carry one. Part of standard marine training is carrying your fellow trainees while both of you wear weighted vests. People have to carry wounded soldiers out of battle all the time, and that equipment isn’t light. Unless you’re saying specifically only making contact with the other person via your hand, in which case yeah it’s impossible to take them fully off the ground.

As an exercise physiologist I am impressed by the trainers knowledge base. He knows his stuff and I bet is a great personal trainer for every fitness level. Well done

@rastiga9196

2 жыл бұрын

The pull ups were all wrong from what I was taught, however I grew up on the jungle bars and that is totally the way I and others used to play. Like the military trains you from childhood. It totally doesn't from what my family said that were mostly in the military but it was a fun vid. From what I learned from the family in the army it is mostly running, push ups, sit ups, running, push ups, rinse repeat daily all day.

@reginasharp2849

2 жыл бұрын

@@rastiga9196 yea I wasn't speaking on the people actually doing the skill set. I was more impressed with his knowledge base from a science standpoint. Now you've made me curious to watch it again and actually see what they were doing incorrectly. Thanks!

When he said “just the burpee is enough for me”. I relate so much.

I wouldn’t think that these American soldiers are representative of the typical soldier. They are so impressive!

@huyquoctran2088

2 жыл бұрын

They are much much smaller 🤦🏾. And most of them can’t do that. Over 70% of recruit will get into the military. Its a really high chance to get in! Special forces etcc thats a whole other level but getting into the us military an average person can do it.

@vinren3893

2 жыл бұрын

They’re definitely not your typical soldiers

@aaronsanborn4291

2 жыл бұрын

Depends on what you are calling typical. It's far from uncommon to see guys like this in combat units, I was one of them. At my peak I could do most of the stuff they show in the video without too much difficulty. In Iraq in 04-05 I went from 185 pounds to 205 just eating regular meals, working out 6 days a week most weeks and doing patrols wearing 70 pounds of body armor and ammunition for hours at at time.

@hirotakasugi4891

2 жыл бұрын

There's actually a big "anabolic" enhancement problem in the branches of the US military especially those that are/has/or will be designated for combat. They won't admit to it cause it can get them canned during duty but after just talk to some vets they'll tell you.

@annikkirahko6714

2 жыл бұрын

It depends on the unit combat arms guys are crazy like that but support units aren’t like that at all

They're in for a rude awakening if they think this is normal PT for the Army lol.

@extra4635

2 жыл бұрын

Fr- 😂😂

@SonOfTheDawn515

2 жыл бұрын

Hope they like running five days a week or four days a week when rucking is on Fridays.

@randerson4124

2 жыл бұрын

@@SonOfTheDawn515 GO INFANTRY! lol, I remember our Friday company "fun runs", we were the first out onto the closed off PT rout, and we were the last ones still on the road when we finally made it back to the company parking lot.

@SonOfTheDawn515

2 жыл бұрын

@@randerson4124 Glad I did it, glad I'm out lol. Don't miss that shit at all.

@taoliu3949

2 жыл бұрын

@@randerson4124 lmao. Officer lead runs are the worst because all they do are death runs.

Typical army workout plan Mon:run Tues:run Wens:run Thurs:run Fri:6 to 12 mile ruck march.

@steveh5307

2 жыл бұрын

well, running is fundamental.

@steveh5307

2 жыл бұрын

@@YTSuxAxx blindly following orders is your primary job. You don't question your command and doing so in combat will get a lot of people killed. Just fking do it and practice politics on your own time.

"he's doing it again" 🤣

I want to explain this from my perspective. The us soldiers do not look like that going in. It takes years for them to get that way. And only the ones who choose to stay active military. The rest get fat. Or don't exercise enough. Or they just do their regular exercises and no more. The active one know what is required of them and what they use and work on those areas. Even though they are big and muscular they still do cardio and can run fast. When most of our guys go in after high school they are either skin and bones or really far. The years of exercise shape them into that.

It’s true that there are two different types of weight training. You’ve got your gym bros who only care about how much weight they can lift etc and they’ll get the big muscles but they have no stamina. They lift the super heavy weight one or two times and they’re done. People that want endurance which is what would be important in the military will lift a lighter weight a hundred times and the muscles won’t be as big and It doesn’t play as well on insta or whatever but they’re more physically fit.

@jesterbuddersworth3051

2 жыл бұрын

well yes but many mistake just what that entails. I focus on endurance and my deadlift is still at a 500 even when taking into account I train for cardio mosy the time

@wareforcoin5780

2 жыл бұрын

And they're more attractive.

I think that's why I was in the Air Force for 20 years and not the Army. No way in hell I could do that. 😅

@TheOldKevin

2 жыл бұрын

As an 8 year Army vet I can tell you that most soldiers can't either. 😁 I was in advanced PT, was in phenomenal shape and I couldn't have done a lot of that. I scored 285/300 on the APFT on a bad day and usually maxed it at 300+ on the extended scale. I'm still in really good shape and I'm curious to see how I'd score on the new ACFT. At 42, I think I could still come close to maxing it. To be fair, I got out at the end of '09 so it could be much more common now but I doubt it.

@SonOfTheDawn515

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheOldKevin Then you know damn well these are videos by clout chasing morons with a strong drive to feed their egos.

@TheOldKevin

2 жыл бұрын

@@SonOfTheDawn515 That I do. Of course, I wouldn't mind other countries thinking that this is common in the US military. 😁

@SonOfTheDawn515

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheOldKevin lol, I mean, yea, good propaganda I suppose.

@michaeltipton5500

2 жыл бұрын

I was also in the Air Force for 20 years. Worked out a lot at the gym but never got that big. I guess it just wasn't in my physically to get as big as my buddies.

The nervous laughter of “ wtf have I gotten myself into “Guy in the brown? Relatable asf. Deceased lol.

@johnbreeden5093

2 жыл бұрын

I think he's the other guy's boyfriend. He certainly acts that way.

The personal trainer is really jacked!💪💪💪👍😊 Funny how he says the names of exercises in English. 🤣

Military training is no joke! I spent 26 years in the military. Much of it in combat. You better be in good shape. Exercise may not make you live much longer than some one that don't exercise, but you will have a healthier body that will carry you through your daily life with ease. I see far to many elder Americans struggle just to stay alive that didn't stay in physical shape. People that don't exercise put a strain on the healthcare system.

These videos they're being shown are the exception, not the rule! You can't take the most extreme bodybuilders in the US Military and say that represents our military, it's not realistic. In fact, the Korean guy on the left is more built than the average soldier in our military.

@jonathinfellnerah4021

2 жыл бұрын

Who's military do you speak of that are that weak?

@mikeef747

2 жыл бұрын

​@@jonathinfellnerah4021 I never described anyone as weak in my comment. Try learning how to read before you make a comment!

@jonathinfellnerah4021

2 жыл бұрын

You did say that they don't represent what all US military members look like exercising.

@mikeef747

2 жыл бұрын

​@@jonathinfellnerah4021 Yes I did, but you did not say that I said that. I'm American, I love the US Military and love my country. I'm not attacking our military, I'm just stating a fact. If you think the average guy can do what the guy was doing, than you're delusional. I've worked out most of my life and have been in many different gyms, not many people in or out of the military can do what he was doing.

@jonathinfellnerah4021

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikeef747 Not average Joe's, but yes to our military.

I was a weightlifter for 15 years back in the day. I was incredibly strong for my size. Now it's more function and cross fit which I like to watch but between lifting, snow skiing and surfing for years I am broken! 2 total knee replacements, 2 torn rotator cuffs, I did a scorpion surfing that Ridiculousness would be proud of but dang did it F me up! Now at 61 I have rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia and a neck that in professional terms is "toast!". You play you pay but dam was it fun!!

There has to be tires like that in Korea. Construction equipment is always replacing huge tires like that. Can't be too hard to find.

@jonathinfellnerah4021

2 жыл бұрын

North Korea is not like how you're thinking. I can see South Korea because they're not ruled by a communist dictator like kim jung un.

@AbandonTheWest

2 жыл бұрын

@@jonathinfellnerah4021 Sorry for the confusion, that guy is a trainer (now) in SK. The comment was more in reference to finding the items in SK. But yeah your right, you wouldn't find much of anything in NK.

@jonathinfellnerah4021

2 жыл бұрын

@@AbandonTheWest Nice on that he and his friend are SK. NK's whole operation is bizarre.

Those guys are not human I want fall for it that is amazing strength

These guys are funny. And very polite.😊

The thinner guy looks like I.N from Stray Kids when he smiles

These guys seem chill to hang out with or drink a beer 👍🙏🏽 much love Korea 🇰🇷

This is NOT standard PT. The guys in this video are well above the standard requirements. The best Marines I served with were the little, wiry guys. They had 10x the stamina of these big, bulked-up, musclehead guys.

That is SGT Diamond OTT. Look him up he has amazing fitness video Proud Samoan.

@walterhicksiii3525

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, say it again!!!!! He is a beast!!!!! :)

Those exercises were extremely impressive.

I have a 6 pack stomach. I can balance a 6 pack on it when I'm standing

Another great reaction video!

Ayyy early just want to say I love this channel

My husband was in the military and I can say this is true. Not all soldiers are that intense but there are a lot that are.

When I was in the army we didn't exercise like that. Maybe special forces did but not us.

@jonathinfellnerah4021

2 жыл бұрын

I think Richard Hy would disagree with you. I thought they're all as equally fit as the guy in the video.

Pft, even americans can see that first dude is exceptional

Motivation and drive. No matter what you do, push it!

When my father was in the army he did one handed push ups with my pregnant mother on his back.

@carbon...

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my goodness, That's some real strength 😃 I actually want a husband like that in the future 😂😂😂

Let's see more of this personal trainer!

I think showing them actual army training videos is more realistic. I believe these exercises are just to show off abilities.

U should try gurkha commondo training

!I need a drool bib watching the guy on the left in this video!He’s one of the most handsome guys I’ve ever seen.😀Thanks so much for the eye candy here.😉

Lol I'm watching while eating mcdonald's for breakfast.

@carbon...

2 жыл бұрын

Yup, keep it up, grt work 👏🏻👏🏻🥳 They build muscles n u build fat 😂😂😂

If these two were actors in a buddy cop movie, I'd watch it. Their dynamic is so funny.

compound movements are very popular when training for sports.

I want to see the reaction to female soldiers training

This made me wish I were young again.

🥰 looking like an avenger

As a 14 year old girl who weighs 110 lbs, I started working pit and I set a max for back barbell squat at 135 lbs.

@Skylermaxwell13

10 ай бұрын

I am 10 and 120 ibs.. 😂😂

hey guys...awesome content..i am binge watching...i was just thinking it may be cool to separate the vids according to whos the guest on the playlist section. maybe breakdown the mukbangs and experiences. or just playlist by guests? just a thought...#lovethecontent

These are not really part of Army program. Most of their program are combat exercise, teamwork programs, endurance training of which they spend it mostly on running. But of course, Army do have gym but gym training is more like an option rather than a requirement.

wow, korean superman on the left and K-pop singer on the right, haha

I ship May 31st to Fort Benning. Going 19D

I've had enough of this. I'm ordering pizza with extra cheese and a large coke

should do a react to powerlifters, would be neat to watch

Don't let them know not all our military is like this.

I am of the same mind as the guy on the right lol (who is adorable btw). Even when I was in the military I was never as fit as the other guy or those soldiers. 😁

I like the word Yaseng, it's wild/crazy horse, why the tiger roar?

Now show them what we actually do down at Camp humpreys. THE SQUAT BENDER! IN CADENCE, EXCERCISE! 1! 2! 3! 1!

I hope nobody thinks that all soldiers look like the ones in this video, because they don't.

Physical strength doesn't win wars. Recently the soldiers of the British Royal Navy were able to force the American forces to submit to a shameful surrender, during a battle that took place between the two, but this did not happen in reality, but during a simulated exercise, called the “Green Dagger”. The British forces were able to eliminate almost the entire units of the American forces during these mock combat exercises, which lasted for five days. And the US forces asked to "reset" the exercise in the middle of it, because of the heavy losses incurred in these war games, according to the Telegraph. The exercise is used to test US Marine units before they are deployed abroad.

I am have great respect for our US soldiers. They are awesome professionals.

I despise the term “functional fitness”. It’s been used as nothing that it was supposed to mean. Calisthenics is what was mainly demonstrated here.

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Fyi some have gymnastic back ground. Very impressive.

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I think those soldiers have their own personal regimes because er.. Lol

I have to say that the soldiers shown doing those incredible exercises with ease most elite soldiers in America's special forces could not do them. I wonder how is their endurance? What else did they do after their video set of exercise? Could they pursue or escape enemy combatants in a sprint for more than several seconds?

@ronaldtreitner1460

2 жыл бұрын

i'd imagine if they're in that kind of shape their endurance on a run isn't that bad either. however way back when i was in many spent far too much time on just strength exercises and could barely pass a p.t. run because they had no endurance at all.

@barbaraletourneau1130

2 жыл бұрын

I'll bet they are good at everything b/c they have to be good in ALL situations.

I wonder if they noticed in some of the videos the guys were wearing vests

These are not standard exercises or required fitness goals for most military. Its like 2 mile run situps push ups to show your fit. Maybe like the seal or rangers would need exercises like these but then again it could just be a really bored supply clerk its hard to say who will be a crazy gym bunny 🤣

Idk if it was just me but the slim dude laughs like Steven with a V from 90 day fiancé.

My ex-husband was in the US Marine corps for 10 years and he was a sergeant by the time he was in 5 years and a corporal the first year.. he went to the gym everyday after work and he would even go on the weekends.. he was a short guy five feet six inches but he was a pretty fast guy for his height.. I could outrun him long distances because I was doing 2 high impact aerobics classes a day.. my physical strength was absolutely nothing compared to him and all the guys at the gym BUT MY 115 LB BODY AND MY ENDURANCE AND MUSCLE MASS COULD FLY FOR HOURS AND JUST RUN AND RUN... THOSE GUYS CAN RUN AND DURING THEIR POTS IN THE MILITARY IN THE MARINES THEY HAVE TO RUN A THREE MILE RUN IN THAN 5 MINUTES OR LESS AND IT'S 7 MINUTES FOR THE GIRLS.. WHEN WE LIVED IN HAWAII AND CALIFORNIA THE GYM ON THE MARINE BASE WERE FULL OF THESE GUYS IN THEIR LIFTING 500 LB BENCH PRESSES. THEY COULD LIFT ME WITH THEIR THUMBS. 😀😀😀

i once tried to do a pushup, it was yesterday in fact, i fell face first on the ground, and i just didnt move for 23 minutes after that, the only thing im able to do is stuff with weigths but i shall avoid running and all the cool exercises with my everything

@carbon...

2 жыл бұрын

23 minutes 🤦🏼‍♀️ poor flooring getting crushed under ur weight 😂😂😂😂lol

@Bseaz

2 жыл бұрын

@@carbon... are you trying to state that im fat? lmao

@carbon...

2 жыл бұрын

@@Bseaz lol no I was just kidding 😆😆😆

now united future me reaction😁😁

Nutrition is vital in this kind of training. From other videos the n.korean soldiers are fed rice and vegetables so they can't possibly build significant bulk and strength. I don't know what the requirements are but it must be close to 4000 calories and 2-300 400?g of protein. I know my Dr advised me to have 100g a day and I'm certainly no body builder. I'm just trying to not get tendinitis.

Another thing to think about, those dudes are doing a lot of that in weighted vests.

I was in the army. We did these workouts every day . They had the marines watch us just to piss them off. Jk lol 😆

have them do the cockroach exercise. lay on back and raise arms and legs 5 inches off the ground and hold. when you need to rest bec arms and legs are burning, raise arms and legs straight up in the air. thei resembles a dying cockroach, hence the name for the exercise. after rested lower arms and legs back down to 6 inches off the ground and hold. repeat till muscle failure. i used this when i was a drill sgt

Whenever i accidentally say exercise, i wash my mouth out with chocolate!

LOL... It was MORE funny watching the skinny guys "Nervous Laughter". LOL

all of these are very flashy unique examples no one really works out like this

This is not at all representative of normal workout for soldiers. This is just a musclehead gym rat that works out because he enjoys it and to show off rather than someone working out because they actually have to.

US Marines are professional athletes.

Uuuuhm hiiiii Jaeyoon 😍🥰 sooooooo cayyyute!!!

@chlaco8739

2 жыл бұрын

That is very creepy

@JC-1376

2 жыл бұрын

@@chlaco8739 saying someone is cute is creepy? You commenting on my saying someone is cute is actually creepy.

@chlaco8739

2 жыл бұрын

@@JC-1376 the way you said it was what made it creepy

We are what, say it with me now The Best of The Best

Oh oh

it should have been Fitness trainer and comedian are shocked... lol

I ship them 😳

Yep the American soldiers are beasts when it comes to that

They are in the military, not in a gym. They train for war in real life.

Kilograms to pounds multiply the kilograms * 2.3... most Americans use pounds and I learned metrics and the fifth grade when I was 10 and 11 years old but I had to do a brush up when I went to RN school..

Somebody get this muscle man a tractor tire!

Aye I’m first!!

There is a reason our elite troops can take several wounds and remain combat effective.

En español está belleza de camisa gris merese ser entendido.....ya me enamoré a primera vista

The guy on the right doesn't even understand what they've been doing

From what I have been told, the Marines is way tougher and first in terms of physical fitness. The Army would be second. The Navy third, then the Air Force. Everyone else can continue eating their donuts.

South Korea need more people like the muscular dude in this video. the way China and Russia are are picking war fights and if war dies brake out with them it puts South Korea at risk as North Korea will have its best chance to take on the the South as they know the USA will not be able to help that much. i dont want to sound nasty but all new generation of men in South Korea use makeup think the military is cute and watch anime. Dont know how much if the population is like that but thats the way South Korea presents itself internationally. Good video..... love from UK

My grandfather told me in Marine boot camp you did not dare swat a mosquito. You'd have 3 drill sergeants screaming in your ear demanding to know who gave you permission to kill a Marine Corps mosquito. Then of course you'd have to give Pvt. Mosquito a proper Marine Corps burial so you'd have to dig a 6by6by6 foot hole, bury him, then for no good fucking reason I can think of, you'd have to dig him back up and God help you if you can't find him. ... and this is how they trim the fat off of you.

Most soldiers don't workout like this. This is just silly.

@hirotakasugi4891

2 жыл бұрын

There's also that big problem with "enhancers" in the combat units. I'm willing to bet the guys on the video aren't natty.

Exercise is dangerous if you are unfit and a waste of time if you are fit.

I'm allergic to exercise, it makes me swell up and sweat.

@carbon...

2 жыл бұрын

No one's allergic to burgers n stuff It's just exercise that's allergic...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣