You need to change your name to 1st place, and stop thinking you cant, then you can do 7 at once. I can do 20 pull ups but I am a small 135 pound guy right now with very low body fat
God damn the Marines have the best look uniform of any military branch in the world. So classy. And this dude just did 30 wide grip pull ups... thats insane. And he stopped early too lol
There is a competition that alot of military participate in regarding uniforms etc. And U.S. Marines do have the best looking uniform in the world. They have held the tittle for a long time as well. Look it up. Semper-Fi
@@thegreatdogzilla5855 Not saying I'd do more than him, he would obviously crush me. But I was just saying that not any kind of pull ups, done 30 times, is impressive.
For the record, this was my son's recruiter, and I myself am a Marine veteran, and I can guarantee you that this man is a MARSOC Marine. When I met him for the first time at his office, I was looking at all of his unit gifts (when a Marine leaves a unit) and he had a paddle there with some emblems on it that I didn't recognize. I asked what his MOS was, and he said 0372. I had never heard of that, it became an MOS a few years after I got out, and he explained what it was. Nothing fake about the title of this video and this guy was a PT warrior and would kill those poor Poolees. :)
He might have been attached to a MARSOC unit but he definitely was not MARSOC. They don’t spend all that money specially training a Marine to do something not even 1% of Marines can do just to make him a recruiter. I knew instructors at the schoolhouse that were attached to MARSOC units but they most definitely were not MARSOC. Think Force Recon but if they get captured doing what they do they say they aren’t us citizens.
As a vet myself I always think it’s funny that part of the marines recruitment strategy is to have a pull-up bar, that should tell you everything you need to know.....I remember doing co-op with marines (most of them were pretty cool) but without fail there would ALWAYS be a fight between us.
Nothing funny about it. Being physically fit (in this case having upper body strength) is one of the many requirements to join the Corps. You don't want to waste time talking to people that are not qualified. Also, "brotherly" rivalry has been around for ever. Semper Fi. Trump 2024.
MARSOC (or Recon), SEALs (or SWCC), Army Special Forces (or 101st Airborne, or 75th Ranger Regiment), Air force PJs, idc what branch you come from, whether you're special forces or not, if you're in the special operations community, you're a badass. Not all special operators are MARSOC, SEALs, SF, or PJs, but they all take on some insane stuff in the name of our country. Whether the war is to our likings or not, these dudes will skydive, run, swim, crawl and climb as far as they need to and get there ready to kick in doors that same night as soon as orders drop. Theyre the dudes that dont turn down a challenge and the ones who will put it all out there before anyone else if it means completing the objective and keeping his buddies safe. Not to mention when we need protection most, they'll be the first ones on the ground ready to do battle. Love and respect to our men and women in uniform, but especially to all the special operators out there running endless missions night after night all over the globe.
Wide-grip pull ups like that, with palms facing out. That's the hardest pull ups. To do 30 of them???? That is a very, very strong dude. Edit. My utmost respect to that Marine, from this Australian.
@@lesflynn4455 but that’s not what we are saying lol... you are saying it’s hard but it’s not... it’s harder to get to 30 doing “normal” closer grip pull ups than wide
You dont even rate to be called a boot because you're not even a Marine. You are a shower shoe. i.e. the flip flops you wear at recruit training into the shower.
@@jonnyw8515 Is is. his MOS is 0372... He's got a paddle to prove it. People leave for various reasons. One is getting married and having a kid. being a recruiter makes it easy to have a family.
Dear people of the US, Be proud of, and love your marines. Having been through numerous exercises and training with them, nothing but the best words for the USMC. Great teacher, friend, brother an ally could have. USMC🇺🇸♥ROKMC🇰🇷
@n00bie you know what citizens did back then to crooked politicians and bad people? Took them out in the street out of the house and beat them to death or shot them to deal with the problem. Why not?
For real, but these are also the hardest form of pull ups you can do, and this guy looked like he could've cranked out at least another 10 if he pushed himself, but he was probably conserving some of his energy for another workout later that day. Still very impressive. But David Goggins is just a different breed.
@@cappuccinosnephew1382 This guy used momentum and never once got his chin to the bar he did zero pull ups according to the marine fitness test standards
@@totalmetaljacket789 Cleared the bar with chin, and fully went down on each rep, seems like decent ROM to me. Think youre not understanding how camera angles work
@@totalmetaljacket789 Absolutely not true, the important part of the ROM on a pullup is dropping down fully, chin over bar is equally as effective as chest hitting bar.
@@awerawer0708 I'll take the recommendation of people actually in the fitness industry over awer on youtube. That last little bit matters significantly for lat engagement.
Are you sure thats a pull up? I thought your supposed to flail the legs like an idiot on an imaginary bike and do a circular jerking motion with the whole body.
Maybe for u..... I can do 50 probably more. Usually the wider the grip the easier because it gets u closer to the bar and it makes u lighter so..... What this "Marine" pulled was a little trick on all those young fellas, it allowed him to do more
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I spent 10 years in the Corps. Chances are against you’ll ever be able to do 30 good pullups. Not said to discourage you. Just saying in all my time in I’ve never seen a Marine do 30 without kipping or otherwise a not correct pull-up. Take up the challenge hard charger!
@@jayrob3 how did you increase your pull up count? Was there a certain regime with a certain amount of rest? I’m at about 11-12, need to get to 20, but want to get to 25-30. Any tips?
@@kidcrown5843 just keep doing pull ups 3-4 times a week. I did them as warm ups or at the end of my workouts prior to joining the Marines. Went in doing 24-26 pulls (varied because I didn't have a few "perfect ones". I did the most sets on non-back days because on back day I was doing other heavy back exercises so didn't need pull-ups to take away from the rest of my workout. I'd do sets of 12 and on occasion just max out.
People were surprised when he went wide grip but here’s the thing... Marine Corps standards just require that your chin clears the bar. Wider the grip the shorter the range of motion. For PFT standards it makes sense.
I learned that wide grip pull ups are actually easier if you're going for high rep count because its a shorter range of motion. They feel harder when you're first starting them because most people dont train shoulders.
As a grunt squad leader , I used to take my squad up to the pull-up bars, light up a cigarette and proceed to knocking out 20 while taking a drag at the bottom of each rep. Then I would have my squad mount the bars.
And the leg swinging... Not saying it's not impressive, but it's sad the real feats in doing pull ups rarely get attention. If you want to see a lot strict pull-ups in a row, search for "105 pullups - Андрей Исыпов" this guy is a beast. He has some more videos with 100+ (130 top, I think) but the one with the 105 is really impressive form through the whole video
Swinging like a .... Swinging the entire time...legs straight .Chin OVER bar. Stop that swing and those 15" biceps are...wow.just 15" bicep.... about the same number of real pull-ups he could do.
I love this comment section. It's like I can feel the words being shouted through the screen. "HE'S NOT A RAIDER!!! REEEEEEEE!!!" "HE IS A RAIDER!!!!!! HAVE YOU EVEN SERVED? REEEEEEEE!!!" Fucking gold this is.
I thought they got raider crests now? I saw his recon wings and mask, but didn’t see the crest thing. Do jump/dive awards trump them? I got out almost 5 years ago and was just a reg grunt so I don’t know any better
Wide grip like that? That is impressive. I respect these dudes because they go through hell to get in! Easy to sit on the couch and pick away at his technique or other bs. Respect 👍💪💪
Somewhere out there a pft counter is going "1,1,1. Chin isn't clear over the bar. Also you're craning your neck. And I saw you kip.". This is feaking awesome,(I made my comment in jest of the blue falcon counters)and I couldn't do 31+ pull ups or chin ups if you gave me an assisting band or 5 of them. And he totally looked like he had more in the tank for quite a few more. He didn't even shake or take a deep breath!
@@JP-st9hn they're wide grip, your only going to pull your chin but so far past the bar with that many reps comfortably . Shoulder width is much easier
I remember 6 months before heading to boot camp I dislocated my elbow and still went through MEPS and passed their interrogation bull shit ;) didn’t crack. Went through my enlistment without an issue 😂 but wasn’t able to do pull ups that well and only got 14 max in boot camp and was told I was a disgusting recruit for not getting 20 lmao
@@Yan-mr5pp they just have everyone in a sort of auditorium. Everyone puts their heads down then they’ll ask people to settle forward if they lied about stuff, basically trying to guilt or pressure you into admitting things. As long as you don’t stand up or say anything, you’re good. I was once told by the Sgt major of MEPS that the Marine Corps knows what you tell them.
Majority of the marines in the units that I was in could do 20 pull ups on their PFTs. If they couldnt, they would get hazed, but that was a while back.
There was a recruit at Camp Pendleton in 2001. He did 57 pull ups. He almost broke the record. I've been out for a while so I don't know if the old record of 58 still stands. It's an honor to be a Marine and have served my country. God bless you.
A recruit? He was probably still a boy. In boot camp on my initial PFT I did 25 before the D.I. made me get off the bar. I weighed a buck 25 back then and was in the best shape having just got my black belt a month before going in. I never did that many again especially after I grew into my man body. I’d bet that same recruit that did 50 whatever couldn’t after getting married and gaining some man weight.
He pulled all the tricks out on this one. Wide grip: creates a shorter distance to pull up on the bar Chin is always pointed up: also shortens the distance Un crossed legs: better movement
@@joshuakang4507 lol same thing we were all thinking, think it was really long time ago when you could do the flailing pull ups and what not, I’d love to see it
@@TheActiveAssault Uhhhh.... the entire Corps. I'm sure he didn't expect to get put on blast on social media for showing off for some jrotc shit heads but here we are.
Had a buddy in MARSOC early on in its lifetime. He was another kind of human. Not sure it's the same species as us haha. He knew the guys that Generation Kill was about, he was in one of the other units in that assault.
Was looking for this comment. Lol I was like I can't be the only one that doesn't count those as actual pull ups. A lot of people could do 30 if they swung their body that much. Supposed to be straight up and down aint no loops. Lol
@@kiCcRoCcs858 proper form is Chin going over the bar but you should be looking forward not up which makes the way of Chin over a bar shorter, that's a cheat but unfortunelty military branches dont point that out, also how your back is shaped when doing pull ups should be pointed out.
He would’ve done more but he had to save energy for the next lunch period
Since when are there multiple lunch periods?
@@kengaroo6528 LOLOLOLLOLLOLOL YOU GOT HIM THERE!!! llLolLkKklLlLLlLoooOlLl
@@kengaroo6528 in every single high school there's multiple lunch periods
@@lukegordon6898 not in all there isn’t
Yea my school had 3 lunch periods. Too many kids not, enough cafeteria.
PFT counters be like “ 0, 0, too much body swing, 0, 0, 1”
😂😂😂
Nightmares all over again:
1.....1.......1.....1......1, cmon pussy what the fuck is wrong with you, 1.....1.....1
I know right...
@@juanandressuarezgonzalez9874 😂😂😂that has my dying. It’s too accurate
You couldn't be more spot on....foooookin nightmares
Random Poolee: “how many pull-ups can you do?”
Marine: *hold my dress blues*
Lol 😂
*while I swing and hump the fucking air*
0..0,0,0,
Redacted 🤦🏾♂️
@@melvinjordan2993 na I meant dress blues
The most I’ve ever done is 7 and that was over the course of a week.
Dude the most I have done is 0 and that's over the course of 17 years
@@therussianbullfrog3975 it’s hard doing one, half way going up I’m like”damn I’m really heavy”lol
You need to change your name to 1st place, and stop thinking you cant, then you can do 7 at once. I can do 20 pull ups but I am a small 135 pound guy right now with very low body fat
Pull ups have a way of calling you a bitch without saying a word...am stuck on 7 at the most...even though I can do over a hundred pushups.
@@gogetit083 that's crazy, I can do 40 pushups and can do 20 pullups
How many pullups can you do?
Marine:All of them
Marine : yes
@@kshetranm1365 lol
That’s what my recruiter told me to say when asked about any amount of workout
I am going to the marine Corps, I can only do 12-13 for now
Not just a regular marine, that dude is a special operator
Deep inside, He was waiting for this moment his whole life🗿
Nah bro. He’s been doing moments like that almost his whole marine corps career.
That emoji🤣🤣
@@Maa_aaV now you’re vibin
Hell ya lol any pull-up king will dream this
🗿
God damn the Marines have the best look uniform of any military branch in the world. So classy. And this dude just did 30 wide grip pull ups... thats insane. And he stopped early too lol
He did 0
Those were $hit pullups!! He did ZERO!
Never challenge a Marine like this. You got to know he will flex on you hard. Looked like he could definitely do more if it was needed. 👍🇺🇸
There is a competition that alot of military participate in regarding uniforms etc. And U.S. Marines do have the best looking uniform in the world. They have held the tittle for a long time as well. Look it up. Semper-Fi
@@TheMexicanU.S.Marine The few, the proud for a reasons!!
Plot twist: That marine is actually David Goggins and the video never ends…ever
plot twist your a fuckin idiot and don’t know goggins is a seal
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
30 any type of pull up is impressive
Lol no
@@opp5772 how many can you do?
@@thegreatdogzilla5855 23 Perfect ones. It's not a world record, but its OK. I meant that 30 kipping pull ups, for example, are not impressive.
@@opp5772 i'm sure he can do more 23 perfect ones. 1. he is a marine 2. he is a raider.
this is just for show, i wouldn't care about perfect.
@@thegreatdogzilla5855 Not saying I'd do more than him, he would obviously crush me. But I was just saying that not any kind of pull ups, done 30 times, is impressive.
For the record, this was my son's recruiter, and I myself am a Marine veteran, and I can guarantee you that this man is a MARSOC Marine. When I met him for the first time at his office, I was looking at all of his unit gifts (when a Marine leaves a unit) and he had a paddle there with some emblems on it that I didn't recognize. I asked what his MOS was, and he said 0372. I had never heard of that, it became an MOS a few years after I got out, and he explained what it was. Nothing fake about the title of this video and this guy was a PT warrior and would kill those poor Poolees. :)
Thank you.
He might have been attached to a MARSOC unit but he definitely was not MARSOC. They don’t spend all that money specially training a Marine to do something not even 1% of Marines can do just to make him a recruiter. I knew instructors at the schoolhouse that were attached to MARSOC units but they most definitely were not MARSOC. Think Force Recon but if they get captured doing what they do they say they aren’t us citizens.
Gn lmao is that what he told you? 😂
Mr. DW u act like u know everything how can u say that when u have not meet him in person fat loser couch potato
@@MrDW-ei1fe David Goggins was a Navy SEAL and put time in as a recruiter. If you do not believe me read his book.
"One for God" and "One for the Corps" . " I guess the Corps don't get theirs today"
It's one for the commandant, one for the Corp
😂😂😂😂😂😂
As a vet myself I always think it’s funny that part of the marines recruitment strategy is to have a pull-up bar, that should tell you everything you need to know.....I remember doing co-op with marines (most of them were pretty cool) but without fail there would ALWAYS be a fight between us.
Nothing funny about it. Being physically fit (in this case having upper body strength) is one of the many requirements to join the Corps. You don't want to waste time talking to people that are not qualified. Also, "brotherly" rivalry has been around for ever. Semper Fi. Trump 2024.
Working with MARSOC as a former airforce TACP, I can definitely vouch that those guys are the REAL, real deal all berets and shiny emblems aside.
Well I mean technically Marines don’t wear berets but we get what you meant lol
@@BootboysnHarleys I meant the berets on my side of the fence. Never seen a marine with a beret, doesn’t compliment their uniform.
@@Lemurai Ah okay that makes sense. And yeah I agree.
Thank for your service
Your airforce?
When he hit 30 and the crowd said "31" he was like, "shiddddd!"🤣🤣🤣👍🏾
Someone does 30 pushups
*”Alright lets see you”*
dude they’re pointing at :
👁👄👁
those were definitely not push-ups my dude
Awesome push-ups guy. Epic moment 😎
30 push-ups are easy, 30 pull-ups are not
ngl y’all…idk why i said pushups
Pull ups
MARSOC (or Recon), SEALs (or SWCC), Army Special Forces (or 101st Airborne, or 75th Ranger Regiment), Air force PJs, idc what branch you come from, whether you're special forces or not, if you're in the special operations community, you're a badass. Not all special operators are MARSOC, SEALs, SF, or PJs, but they all take on some insane stuff in the name of our country. Whether the war is to our likings or not, these dudes will skydive, run, swim, crawl and climb as far as they need to and get there ready to kick in doors that same night as soon as orders drop. Theyre the dudes that dont turn down a challenge and the ones who will put it all out there before anyone else if it means completing the objective and keeping his buddies safe. Not to mention when we need protection most, they'll be the first ones on the ground ready to do battle. Love and respect to our men and women in uniform, but especially to all the special operators out there running endless missions night after night all over the globe.
Wide-grip pull ups like that, with palms facing out. That's the hardest pull ups. To do 30 of them???? That is a very, very strong dude. Edit. My utmost respect to that Marine, from this Australian.
No it ain't. Thats how I finally got over 20 and I started under hand. Its the easiest way and you don't feel it as much
That literally makes pull-ups a lot easier. It’s harder to start off but if you have trained with it, it makes pull ups a breeze...
That's what I said. Wide grip, palms out pull ups are as hard as pull ups get, unless you start strapping weights to yourself.
@@lesflynn4455 but that’s not what we are saying lol... you are saying it’s hard but it’s not... it’s harder to get to 30 doing “normal” closer grip pull ups than wide
@@seeitoldya13 I don't disbelieve you, I never got to 30. Maybe I never trained enough with it to know.
Marine corps pull ups require you to bring your chin above the bar, all of those were legit
are you blind?
Liberals Ruin America are you? his chin goes over the bar
every branch requires you to clear the bar with your chin
Connor, shut up you fucking shower shoe.
You dont even rate to be called a boot because you're not even a Marine. You are a shower shoe. i.e. the flip flops you wear at recruit training into the shower.
When you earn a 300 PFT and thought you’d die on that 20th pull up...and some other jarhead makes it look podunk..
I’m just impressed marsoc gave this guy up to be a recruiter 😂 I didn’t think they had enough people
This dude ain't a raider.
@@jonnyw8515 Is is. his MOS is 0372... He's got a paddle to prove it. People leave for various reasons. One is getting married and having a kid. being a recruiter makes it easy to have a family.
"WIDE GRIP!?"
That's like the "KANSEI DORIFTUTO!?" of pull ups lol
This comment made my day 🤣
Never thought i’d see the day where Intial D meets the USMC
"doesn't he even know this exercise?!"
A man of culture I see...
Eurobeat intensifies
Dear people of the US,
Be proud of, and love your marines. Having been through numerous exercises and training with them,
nothing but the best words for the USMC.
Great teacher, friend, brother an ally could have.
USMC🇺🇸♥ROKMC🇰🇷
actech I respect you 🇺🇸
@n00bie you know what citizens did back then to crooked politicians and bad people? Took them out in the street out of the house and beat them to death or shot them to deal with the problem. Why not?
@n00bie why not loot the looters dude
Dear people of the US, fuck Trump.
@n00bie not just that, but also old butthurt army officers are actively calling to end the corps. Congress has always considered it an option.
If it was David goggins they would be counting till the next day
For real, but these are also the hardest form of pull ups you can do, and this guy looked like he could've cranked out at least another 10 if he pushed himself, but he was probably conserving some of his energy for another workout later that day. Still very impressive. But David Goggins is just a different breed.
@@cappuccinosnephew1382 This guy used momentum and never once got his chin to the bar he did zero pull ups according to the marine fitness test standards
@@ollieokras5514 His chin was over the bar even though it may not look like it, and he didn't kip or kick to generate momentum
@@ollieokras5514 you've never been in the military at all
And if it was you the counting wouldn’t start. Have fucking respect
Me: How many pullups can you do?
That guy: Yes
I once saw an SOI instructor bust out 60 and backflip off the bar 😭
😭😭
Was she hot?
@@raphx5530 ?????????????????????
How is that possible?. I would die doing that
Damn lmao
You should have seen his first set after this warm up 😂
Wide grip doesn’t allow you to go above the bar. Regular grip exposes true strength. But I liked the team building, inspiration and motivation.
Wide grip is way harder
Now let's wait another 20 years and come back to this guy. That would be amazing.
Seriously impressed. No way half-down or leg swinging. And wide grip. Not easy.
But poor ROM.
@@totalmetaljacket789 Cleared the bar with chin, and fully went down on each rep, seems like decent ROM to me. Think youre not understanding how camera angles work
@@awerawer0708 A proper pull up requires your chest to nearly touch the bar. The chin clearing thing is mediocre ROM.
@@totalmetaljacket789 Absolutely not true, the important part of the ROM on a pullup is dropping down fully, chin over bar is equally as effective as chest hitting bar.
@@awerawer0708 I'll take the recommendation of people actually in the fitness industry over awer on youtube. That last little bit matters significantly for lat engagement.
Pullups aint no joke...
Are you sure thats a pull up? I thought your supposed to flail the legs like an idiot on an imaginary bike and do a circular jerking motion with the whole body.
He didn’t get his chest to thee bar and when u do wide your closer to thee bar lmfao 🤣
Maybe for u..... I can do 50 probably more. Usually the wider the grip the easier because it gets u closer to the bar and it makes u lighter so..... What this "Marine" pulled was a little trick on all those young fellas, it allowed him to do more
I want to join and I can't do one yet but I can jump and let myself go down slow then with loosing weight eating right consistency you will be able to pull up.
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Respect and gratitude my man! Straight up!
Pure beast . Thanks for your service and the inspiration.
*cuts to me using all my strength trying to do one pull-up*
That’s a guy I want our country.
Thank you for you service Sir 🇱🇷
I want to serve too, so I can be in battle with him and help him, become like him
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Drill Instructor “ ZERO RECRUIT “. Chin above the bar
I was a recreational officer in a FL prison it's insane to see how long some people can do pull ups and dips. Very impressed by this marine
I aspire to be just as much a PT stud as this man. Hopefully I can beat this record by the end of my contract
I spent 10 years in the Corps. Chances are against you’ll ever be able to do 30 good pullups. Not said to discourage you. Just saying in all my time in I’ve never seen a Marine do 30 without kipping or otherwise a not correct pull-up. Take up the challenge hard charger!
How many can you do today?
You can do it. My record is 32 but of course it doesn't matter on the pft. Just looks good in the platoon and to command.
@@jayrob3 how did you increase your pull up count? Was there a certain regime with a certain amount of rest? I’m at about 11-12, need to get to 20, but want to get to 25-30. Any tips?
@@kidcrown5843 just keep doing pull ups 3-4 times a week. I did them as warm ups or at the end of my workouts prior to joining the Marines. Went in doing 24-26 pulls (varied because I didn't have a few "perfect ones". I did the most sets on non-back days because on back day I was doing other heavy back exercises so didn't need pull-ups to take away from the rest of my workout. I'd do sets of 12 and on occasion just max out.
People were surprised when he went wide grip but here’s the thing... Marine Corps standards just require that your chin clears the bar. Wider the grip the shorter the range of motion. For PFT standards it makes sense.
We were highschoolers lol, kind of embarrassing looking back it now.
@@question2943
Lol we’re all embarrassed about who we were in high school 😂
Great job by the sergeant. My most pull ups ever in Boot Camp was 28. #Marines.
To do it wide his strength is incredible
I know his arm was defined in ways mine is like mush compared to that 😆 9
Kids need good examples like this.
I learned that wide grip pull ups are actually easier if you're going for high rep count because its a shorter range of motion. They feel harder when you're first starting them because most people dont train shoulders.
Finally a Marine who didnt let me down on one of these damn clips... and a dark green one at that!!!! semper
Now THAT is a CHAD in human form.
As a grunt squad leader , I used to take my squad up to the pull-up bars, light up a cigarette and proceed to knocking out 20 while taking a drag at the bottom of each rep. Then I would have my squad mount the bars.
Chin above the bar! 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1 lol good times
And the leg swinging... Not saying it's not impressive, but it's sad the real feats in doing pull ups rarely get attention.
If you want to see a lot strict pull-ups in a row, search for "105 pullups - Андрей Исыпов" this guy is a beast.
He has some more videos with 100+ (130 top, I think) but the one with the 105 is really impressive form through the whole video
It's hard to get ur chin above the bar with a wide grip ,the wide grip decreases a lot of ur range of motion
Swinging like a .... Swinging the entire time...legs straight .Chin OVER bar. Stop that swing and those 15" biceps are...wow.just 15" bicep.... about the same number of real pull-ups he could do.
@@osama8386 if I can do it, he can do it aswell.
“One for the Corps! I guess the Corps doesn’t get theirs.”
Dude’s smashing everything tonight. 🤩
Good on him for becoming a recruiter. Marsoc, which is now called Raiders again, is really hurting for new people to join their ranks.
Maybe they’d get more people if they had a program to get people in directly like army’s 18x or the navy’s seal contract
This man did 31 widearm pull-ups. And I'm sitting here barely able to even pull up off of the couch.
Bless these young men in the marines,great job
Ok... Im inspired and motivated for the entire year thanks to this guy
I love this comment section. It's like I can feel the words being shouted through the screen.
"HE'S NOT A RAIDER!!! REEEEEEEE!!!"
"HE IS A RAIDER!!!!!! HAVE YOU EVEN SERVED? REEEEEEEE!!!"
Fucking gold this is.
Baaaah hahaha fuuuKING GOLDEN !!!!
I thought they got raider crests now? I saw his recon wings and mask, but didn’t see the crest thing. Do jump/dive awards trump them? I got out almost 5 years ago and was just a reg grunt so I don’t know any better
I always wanted to be a marine.
But my asvab score was too high.
Stephan Savage Issa good joke. They take 99 asvabs just a matter of the desire to deal with the bs
Lol
@James Brady trash talkers like you shouldnt be in the infantry at all. dont even think about special forces either
@James Brady bro you cant even take a joke go back to your airsoft milsim games
@James Brady You're not 18 infact your most likely 13 or 14
This makes me extremely proud!!
Outstanding job! With a wide grip as well. God bless our Marines
That's freakin dope bro! I got 28 on the Marine pull-up bar. You beat me by 3!!
stfu tool hahaaha
like hell you did
Lemon Tea But it was Wide grip he did. Way harder
*Insert everything negative you can think of*
@@brettmcdermott0524 I can do more wide grip overhand pullups than i can chinups
Wide grip like that? That is impressive. I respect these dudes because they go through hell to get in! Easy to sit on the couch and pick away at his technique or other bs. Respect 👍💪💪
Somewhere out there a pft counter is going "1,1,1. Chin isn't clear over the bar. Also you're craning your neck. And I saw you kip.". This is feaking awesome,(I made my comment in jest of the blue falcon counters)and I couldn't do 31+ pull ups or chin ups if you gave me an assisting band or 5 of them. And he totally looked like he had more in the tank for quite a few more. He didn't even shake or take a deep breath!
I just love how perfect his form is how how his control it on the way up and down
Sarcasm:
How many can you do?
D.S D.I : *Zero! Zero!! Zero!!! Zeerrroooo!!!!*
Maybe it’s just me or the perspective but I only saw one or two chin ups... and about 28 partial range reps.
@@JP-st9hn they're wide grip, your only going to pull your chin but so far past the bar with that many reps comfortably . Shoulder width is much easier
I remember 6 months before heading to boot camp I dislocated my elbow and still went through MEPS and passed their interrogation bull shit ;) didn’t crack. Went through my enlistment without an issue 😂 but wasn’t able to do pull ups that well and only got 14 max in boot camp and was told I was a disgusting recruit for not getting 20 lmao
Can you tell us anything about what they do during the interrogation process?
@@Yan-mr5pp they just have everyone in a sort of auditorium. Everyone puts their heads down then they’ll ask people to settle forward if they lied about stuff, basically trying to guilt or pressure you into admitting things. As long as you don’t stand up or say anything, you’re good. I was once told by the Sgt major of MEPS that the Marine Corps knows what you tell them.
@@Carl6386 Hm ok thanks maybe I have the wrong picture but that doesn't sound too bad
it's called the moment of truth.
Thanks for your service my brother!!!
Majority of the marines in the units that I was in could do 20 pull ups on their PFTs. If they couldnt, they would get hazed, but that was a while back.
Nothing's changed. Not hazing but extracurricular training. Get that endurance up.
It’s nice to see correct pull ups on here. Well done my guy
*Doesn’t get chin over bar
@@rocklee5434wide grip tho
@@rocklee5434They did. You’re just blind
When I was in the Marine Corps, the most I ever did was 50. That took 4 years to get to that level
Even Michael Eckert can't do 50 pullups. So I call bs on that
There was a recruit at Camp Pendleton in 2001. He did 57 pull ups. He almost broke the record. I've been out for a while so I don't know if the old record of 58 still stands. It's an honor to be a Marine and have served my country. God bless you.
A recruit? He was probably still a boy. In boot camp on my initial PFT I did 25 before the D.I. made me get off the bar. I weighed a buck 25 back then and was in the best shape having just got my black belt a month before going in. I never did that many again especially after I grew into my man body. I’d bet that same recruit that did 50 whatever couldn’t after getting married and gaining some man weight.
He pulled all the tricks out on this one.
Wide grip: creates a shorter distance to pull up on the bar
Chin is always pointed up: also shortens the distance
Un crossed legs: better movement
MCRD they have a plaque with all the records for the PFT and I believe the record pull up was like 122 or something by a pt god clearly
How the hell is that even possible lmao
@@joshuakang4507 lol same thing we were all thinking, think it was really long time ago when you could do the flailing pull ups and what not, I’d love to see it
@@joshuakang4507 a recruit that was previously a professional rock climber set the record
The staff and nco's in my unit would have never counted those. Ida had about 3 pullups on my pft score after doin 30.
I could really hear the enthusiasm drop when he reached 22.
Dude is actually built different
If he’s truly marsoc yea he is
Mfer wasn't even tired afterwards. What a Beast
they counting a pullup before he even does the pullup half way thru lmao
Gave me anxiety! Lol
But he still completed them?
@@Deimos_the_Autist yeah but they dont know if he can or not, thats not the point to my comment lol
To dismount a Pull-Up bar with as much comfudence as this man is my dream.
Marsoc marines r a different breed
You don't have to be in the military to be this strong, kids. Your own hard work will get you there, regardless of job
Marines are stronger than civilians
The female marine in the back checking him out 🤣
Not a female marine, that’s a high school student
That’s a student lol
My best as an FMF Doc is 36 dead hang pull ups.....Great stuff man!!!! Keep grinding Devil! YUUUUUT SEMPER FI!!!
This is just David goggins in a different uniform back in his recruiter days 😂😂
Title should read “MARSOC Marine is out of uniform”
Who cares
So you’d want him to do pull-ups in his Dress Blues Coat ??? Foh
@@enoshf5040 You know how I know you're not a Marine....
@@TheActiveAssault Uhhhh.... the entire Corps. I'm sure he didn't expect to get put on blast on social media for showing off for some jrotc shit heads but here we are.
Such a wide grip good stuff tho
Wasnt me but SSGT really is a beast
@@claeslind9532 no. It shortens rom. Why do you think power lifters do wide grip bench? That's right easier
@@LarsRyeJeppesen And uses entirely separate muscle groups. It's not just easier outright.
@@LarsRyeJeppesen you’re just stupid and ignorant. Wide grip pull ups much more difficult to execute bc of the emphasis on the lats
Nothing but respect for Marines
Had a buddy in MARSOC early on in its lifetime. He was another kind of human. Not sure it's the same species as us haha. He knew the guys that Generation Kill was about, he was in one of the other units in that assault.
Was it Jason Lilley?
@@DakotaofRaptors no a Sergeant Metcalf. There were several places he "didn't" go.
OK, that's impressive-because it really is not easy to do pull ups like that
@aragot ra I'm not really as strong as I look. Endurance but not a lot of bulk or high twitch muscle fiber.
@aragot ra you must be tough, huh? You ain’t shit
I know he doesn’t have hands in his pockets in the back
Not even out of breath. What a unit.
Wow body proportion is on another level!!👍
beast mode
Now that’s a UNITED STATES MARINE
That’s a motivated Marine right there!
" finally, my time to shine". Lol
Let’s gooooooooo!
He needs to visit the cross fit gyms around the country and show them how pull ups are really done.
When machines show off. What a fucking brute. Glad he's on our side.
Good Lord, the most I ever did in one go was 36, but those were regular, and he went wide. Dude is a serious beast.
I’m still waiting to see the pull-ups...
Me too. 3 days and counting... I think I saw 2 at the beginning.
Was looking for this comment. Lol I was like I can't be the only one that doesn't count those as actual pull ups. A lot of people could do 30 if they swung their body that much. Supposed to be straight up and down aint no loops. Lol
@@kiCcRoCcs858 proper form is Chin going over the bar but you should be looking forward not up which makes the way of Chin over a bar shorter, that's a cheat but unfortunelty military branches dont point that out, also how your back is shaped when doing pull ups should be pointed out.
@@kiCcRoCcs858 where’s your pull-up video
Zero zero zero
He's like yeah I do this in my sleep.
No wonder my teachers were so friendly to the recruiters