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The sand is softer than a pillow, but the workout is tougher than nails. Do you think you have what it takes to run this obstacle course?
#Navy #NavySEALs #military #obstaclecourse #softsand
I'm not a SEAL. Retired USN. Spent my last 5 years at NAB Coronado. Walked by this course hundreds of times. My stomach got nervous just looking at it. And yeah, most of the poor bastards that did this were cold,, sleep-deprived, and sand-chafed. Godspeed to all of them.
These obstacle set ups are always about 20 times more difficult than they look when you actually have to do it, and thats on a nice warm day when you’re fully prepped for it. Dont think I could have made the cut on this in all reality.
Very impressive - that SEAL handled the course like a champ! (...& Thank you for your service to our country!)
Thank you for your support!
I had the privilege of running the course in January of this year. Successfully managed all the obstacles but definitely found "the weaver" the most challenging. Doing this course on a weekly basis you can definitely master it and get better each time. Sand Runs must be killer I imagine. God bless all those that go to BUDs.
Agreed. When not fully prepared for the weaver it's way too much work for the muscles than it should be. My only experience is OCR.
Now run it back when you’ve been sleep deprived for 24hrs, sandy-soaking wet, hungry af and have open blisters on your heels and hands. Oh, and it’s 30° colder. ✌🏽
you a seal?
@@BadGuyCoffee i really can’t tell what’s the truth now 😂
@@TheEpitaphrecords I’m not a N/S.
I’m sure he has already done it under those conditions.
Lol, you aren’t allowed to run it wet and sandy
Looks like a lot of the obstacles we had on Parris Island, but a little bit more fun in the sand!
My three kids got to run everything but the net on a very special day, many years ago to the eyes of some chuckling TEAM guys. They are all adults now, but still talk of their “little tour” late in the day on a Friday. 🔱🇺🇸
Awesome example sending love and kindness to our warriors keeping us safe.
I’m shipping out as AIRR July 5th. Ran the course recently, it’s a lot harder than it looks especially after you’ve already been worked. I’ll see it again when I try swcc after my AIRR contract.
너무 멋지네요. 미국 SEAL팀 정말 대단합니다!
I could have done this back in my military days, but it looks tough AF. It would take me a day and a half now.
But you didnt so why even bring it up? lol what a boot
Agree
@@03BangBang A lot of older Marines usually have those “I could’ve done it” stories lol. If they had tried out for Recon, they probably would’ve done it during BRC but I guess they didn’t, so here we are lol
Can't wait!!
Looks like a fun time
I would love to try out these courses and this training, though I'm a bit too old to officially try out for Navy Seals
Awesome! Looks like a adult-sized jungle gym.
You make it look like a piece of cake!
THAT is AwESOME111 HECK YEAH.
This looks fun
Yeah I could definitely do this, but doing it over and over while sleep deprived and hungry, yeah that'd be pretty hard.
Hooooya!!❤
That looks fun
I'm exhausted just watching it. 👍
Just imagine - it's Wednesday at the break of dawn. You had the workout of your life on Tuesday and today will be no different. You got a few hours of sleep and it's about 40 something degrees outside. You're tired, sore, hungry and just finished a few miles on the beach with your classmates. Now you do this course before breakfast. Rinse and repeat for a few months where every day is harder than the last.
Typical morning workout if you don't drink Bud Light.
that'll get you pumped, for sure...
Who is watching these videos from overseas cause Navy Seals are so cool??
Hooyah!
This looks awesome, wish it was open to the public. Unfortunately too old to enlist and do BUDs.
This looks like a lot of fun - If I were 18 and still made of rubber.
I could see this being a challenge when you're exhausted and sore everywhere, otherwise I'd expect these guys to breeze through this
You're always exhausted and sore, that being said some guys still struggle just from the mental aspect of the heights.
This would be a challenge even when you're super fresh and haven't done a single thing yet, with 10 hrs of sleep and a great breakfast.
@@DailyGrowthHabits in those circumstances it would not be a challenge
@@thattypeofguy4901 trust me when I tell you it is. It’s a lot more technical than it looks.
Its harder than it looks
Wth! I was exhausted after WATCHING 3 obstacles.
I heard you have to do this course in 12 min or it’s a fail and you only get 3 attempts at school obstacle or it’s a fail . Most quickest time I saw some guy on CZcams do was 7 minutes and he did 20 pushups at the end when he was done 😅 . You have to be in some serious pain by the time your at the rope swing your awesome man 💪💯
30 years ago I would have loved running this course! Just the obstacle course... not BUDs.
Things have changed since I was there... (Class131...Hooyah!)
The only easy day was YESTERDAY!
lol
class 131 ,,, in 1983?
It would be easy
With Shipley?
Hope he not lying that’s Don Shipleys class
@@soulburst Pretty sure a legit SEAL is not going to post "Hooyah" and "The only easy day was yesterday." This dude is a clown.
HOOYAH!
Where's the slide for life?
I couldn't have done one of these obstacles well ever in my life
Forget the obstacle course, what type of watch is that guy wearing at the beginning of the video?
this be more my speed in my younger days...nowdays the older you get the less movement you wanna do. 😂😂
What happened to the Slide for Life?
Cansei só de ver!
How high is the cargo net?
where i can train like that, i love obstacle courses, and marathons
What happened to the slide for life?? That was the hardest part of this course. Going up the different levels and then trying to slide down head first, scared the crap out of me every time. Marine Corps, 86- 98. Semper Fi
01:41 in the background
❤❤❤
what happened to the slide for life?
"Only the top 20% make it, hooyah?" -V
A lot has changed sence class 100, are you west coast or east coast
Some of it looks rather difficult, but I think I could handle this. HOWEVER, they have probably been working out all day already, are freezing, wet and sandy, sleep deprived, etc. I could NOT do it under their conditions. Having written this then read the comments, it seems most people have similar thinking. Also, some of them, I would probably fail like jumping, grabbing and hanging, I am a bit scared. I can shoot up ropes, and hang, and wriggle like a mother, though,
Wait, where is the one they have to climb to the top of telephone poles, feet first ?
I took a four nap after just watching this..😖
Grown-up recess looks awesome
That’s something.
What kind of kit do you have to carry whilst doing it? How much does the kit weigh? How long do you get to complete it?
Under 12 minute time limit
No kit. Pants, shirt, boots.
Always suprised at the amount of body weight many SEALS carry.
Big engine to fuel and even bigger to lug around the battlefield.
It's because the military sees them as expendable and loads them up with 80-100kg or more, then their knees invariably blow out and they're left on the scrapheap.
The Afgan's called them "Camels" because they were nearly complete immobile with the weight.
That's ironic since you read any book regarding the early stages of the war namely Operation Anaconda, the Delta dudes would leave their Afghan "guides" in the dust because they couldn't handle the 20 mile climbs up those mountains in 6 feet of snow unlike the CAG operators.
What is the O Course record?
I know this guy, and he is awesome and hardworking. Thank you for your service, Colt.
Edit: I talk to colt and this is a course he teaches for the Navy Seals.
A real Team Guy aye?
Jeez, I'm tired from just watching this... Is this a qualification test or a daily training routine?
@Buck112 I don't know. I'll have to ask him. I agree I said this is longer than ninja warrior.
@@Buck112 ...the O course? From what I understand, they run through it multiple times a day at various stages of buds. I also remember someone saying they are timed and I think they start to get minimum times imposed on them as buds progresses.
I met Colt a few years ago in college. Homie has an insane work ethic and can make instruction/ coaching seem easy to understand. It's awesome seeing Colt being successful! Keep it up, man!
Looks quite easy. Is it normally done for time or after a half-marathon something?
BUDS is not easy. You’ll be doing this course numerous times a day and I promise you this video does no justice
Watch Austen Alexander do this course. Hes not a slouch either. But trust me, this is waay harder than it looks
Best part of this: no gloves or PT belt. 100% of Soldiers would fail 😅
Can you guys do an updated video on the indoor water O-course ?
Hopefully coming soon!
@@NavySEALandSWCC can’t wait to see it for myself or see it on a video.
TEAM USA !!!
Man ,this is so fun and energetic.
Here in Italy i do it for fun and i pay for it meanwhile in USA, they pay you to do this activity.
If i try for first time this course i will definitely do it in long 10 minutes time but I can definitely beat my time , reducing it at 8 minutes then to 6 minutes...
Physically not ready yet to be the best navy seal but mentally, I'm already there, at the 'Mission achieved' in quick time.
The mission become more easy when you have not only a team but brothers around you.
How did you build your mental strength?
@@FJ24. you don't have to build mental strength.
You do what you enjoy,what give you excitement, what you love, your passion , whatever you called it.
For example, you might be better than me at skateboard or basketball because you love it more than I do.
A fish can swim, a bird can't swim.
A bird can fly, a fish can't fly.
Each one of us ,excel at something.
Got the point?
@@eridondemaj9012 I disagree i believe that mental strength is built through doing consistent hard things over a long period of time like working a construction job or training wrestling, there is a reason why people with certain backgrounds get through BUDs at a higher rate than others fx wrestlers have a very high success rate at BUDs while basketball players have a very low success rate
No buddy was right. If you want something you will move heaven and earth to seize it. Don’t get too hung up on who does what before they ship. Yes, certain activities lend to a more diverse set of physical abilities and some will apply to BUD/s more than others but the fire in your gut trumps all of that.
@@user-zt2vf6vx7p everyone going to BUDs has a fire in their gut and thinks they are special until they get popped in the mouth by BUDs
So they lowered the height of the slide for life and tower ? Looks like it’s only 1-2 stories when it used to be 3 stories tall.
when theres no instructor and support staff they only let you run the lower part. It is still 3 stories. Same goes for cargo net. You climb up one side to a mark. Climb down and go around and climb up to mark on the other side.
@@toddthomason3412 damn dude I was really hoping they lowered it. 😅
Did they get rid of the rope traverse that was like 50ft high?
They seem to show it from 1:29-1:34 but the guy does it from the first level instead of from the top level. If you look on CZcams for the video (also from this channel) of the guy going through the whole course, you can see there seems to be a second set of ropes from the first level of the tower. This guy looks way heavier than BUDS candidates so I'm guessing it may have been a safety thing. I'm honestly a little surprised he was able to get through the rest of the course.
@@nathanwailes Its strength : weight ratio. That size more than likely would have came after BUD/S. if you can already perform, adding mass wont slow you down.
Week demo of tower/slide-for-life.😆
So how much agility xp do you get for each lap? I haven't seen this course in lvl 1-99 guides.
lol osrs
lmao fr a man of culture
I fractured my rib doing the dirty name back when I was in. I literally lost like 30 hp bro
Where's the tower?
As a USMC Vet, this looks harder than any Marine Corps obstacle course I ran through during my time in
Isn't the crucible sleep-deprived as well? I'm a retired USN navy bean, but I operated with lots of Marines, including in SERE.
Great bunch of gung ho guys.
Bruh stop lmao it’s the same
Did those courses have soft sand? That is what slows lots of people down on this one
it's not even comparable. These guys have been up since 4 am and have been getting smoked for 4 hours then have to do this, usually soaked to the bone. Most Marines wouldn't make it halfway through this
I experienced muscle failure just watching this
can someone tell me whats the name of the obstacle at 1:06? Those look really hard
The weaver, it brutalizes your arms and legs
@@literallypatrickbatemen thanks Bateman 😎
Way different going through BUDS. Nonetheless still a challenge at speed.
Many of these obstacle are used in Spartan races OCR.
It pays to be a subscriber.
I thought you had to get to the top deck of the tower....?
Slide for life?
I didn’t see the famous Slide for Life obstacle
I don't think I want to mess with a seal.😳
It was at this point that he knew he fucked up..
Does anyone know what a competitive finish time is for the entire course shown here?
Like 7/8 min
competitive, under 10. course record, 5:50
Thank you both.
@@xandermander6035
"Like." LOL!!
@@williamvargas1926 actually I heard the course record was just under 5 minutes recently.
Oh...you mean you get to do it during daylight...oh, Okay.
Try doing it during hell week with all your gear on and dragging your boatcrew's IBS and paddles with you. :P
I've seen it. Damn hard to describe. Harder to watch. Sometimes my wife would drop me off at work at NAB Coronado. We'd see the guys running across the Strand, yelling, early in the morning, carrying the boat. You could see the class number on their helmets. She'd usually cry.
@@TheBatugan77 That's awesome! Yeah, you got to see all the crazy from NAB. Breakout or hell week it's a good show for anyone from the outside.
We would run (AKA BUD's shuffle) to the galley at NAB and back three times a day, adding up to many extra miles each day. Even in Indoc, a lot of my buddies got stress fractures from all the pounding on the pavement. We also spent a lot of time in the combat simmer tank on the amphibia side or finding good places to hide from the instructors to get a few minute's sleep.
It's been 20 years since I was there, but from the look of this video, the O-course has not changed too much besides the fence. Prior to 9/11 you could just walk into almost any part of NSW side. 9/11 changed everything though.
What years were you there?
Definitely makes things harder
Looking forward to doing this in november
🗿
Good luck!
When's your ship date?
@Cristian Yin late July, to early August, I just got a seal contract 4 weeks ago and I need to do basic first then prepare buds and then finally buds
@@literallypatrickbatemen you’re going to get replies years from now on this comment asking “did you make it?” 😂
God Bless America.🇺🇲🦅⚡️⚡️💀⚓️✝️🙏🏻
feel tired just watching this haha
I didn't see the slide for life. A multi story obstacle made of wood? Too many lawn dart injuries?
Everywhere you look there's some dude who passed buds with a CZcams channel.
ok instructor Varges, I think.
Delete dis
Do you know how many hours of practice I've had of this at recess? I'm ready to become a seal 🦭
Gravy Seals?
I don't think that mf even tried. It seemed like he was more pissed he had to actually do it than the difficulty of the physical part haha wtf. God mode over here
much more fun in sugar cookie mode, with 200 of your friends
Don't forget log p.t.
Looks like it changed a little since 1991.
I haven't had my morning laugh, where is GI Jane.
There’s no easy way around.. it’s just fkd up .. like any military obs course.. 😢😂
I'm 34 and can still do this no problem.
I got tired by just watching it!!!
Good God Almighty 🇺🇲🔱🐸
I wish if you excelled in the PST you could get an age waiver in your 30s.
I strongly agree with that idea.
You can bud
@@Joe-kw4se how? I talked to a recruiter a couple weeks ago and said you had to be no older than 28 with the exception for prior enlisted who could claim an age waiver.
You used to but since everybody and their dog wants to go NSW now you can't. But you can go SF no problem over 30. It's up to you if you want to cry about not getting seal or just go SF.
@@JasonOwensYT SF jobs don't interest me.
Guess it's time to recruit some more guys to start arguing with David Goggins on social media.
hey bro's, i am a u.s. marine vet here 93' to 97' active n would love to talk more , only have email here , love talking military n tactical stuff , thanks n talk soon > tom !