Carrying a rifle and equipment weighing 14 kg, recruits have 13 minutes to complete this test. What are you doing this weekend? Join the Royal Marines Reserve today.
I'd like to see a full length video of a top recruit (under 10 minutes) completing the entire Tarzan Assault course, rather than just this snap shot which does not do it justice.
Just going from 1:58 to 2:10 is a bitching jog in itself, then from 2:26 to 2:30 you get another trip. A 3 minute video, could never do a 13 minute course justice.
2 Aussies SAS that came to UK to do RM cliff climbing training were returned to their Units as being unfit physically to do the course one was in my squad and one this year 2021
Royal Marines are awesome. Most people have no clue how difficult this is carrying 14kg of kit plus rifle, especially the rope hang and recovery.
I'd like to see a full length video of a top recruit (under 10 minutes) completing the entire Tarzan Assault course, rather than just this snap shot which does not do it justice.
Just going from 1:58 to 2:10 is a bitching jog in itself, then from 2:26 to 2:30 you get another trip. A 3 minute video, could never do a 13 minute course justice.
Mad respect for the lad who did this.
nice work!
good job lads! , as always
Thank you
amazing agility these men achieve
Cool!
Respect
hi love you so much and you are cool
Well done lads, but whats with all the padding? and I don't remember that many safety nets when I did it back in the 70's
What's your #Rank fella
This is the real test and not the one you are dreaming about !
Frank Stevelmans ? All he was saying is there is more health and safety now then back then..
@@frankstevelmans4934 he said he already did it back then. Shut yo add up
@@frankstevelmans4934 ass*
There were no safety nets when I did it.
health and safety regulations now days
Got cut off by a vicious attack by a Canary 😂 but to continue who organized all those former British servicemen to parade when they did ?
MTPs And webbing?
Assault, not "assualt" :-)
running between points with the weapon slung on the back is shitty drills, we'd have to have it at patrol position in Aussie Army
Great idea if you want to lose all your teeth, try it and let me know how you get on.
2 Aussies SAS that came to UK to do RM cliff climbing training were returned to their Units as being unfit physically to do the course one was in my squad and one this year 2021
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Interesting how you'd manage to even begin this course with your butt stuck into your shoulder?