Jocko, you should have Echo........... as a guest on the Podcast. Let your listeners find out who he is, where he’s been and where he’s going. (Yes, we’ve gotten bits and pieces over the last 3 years). Let’s get a deep dive.

Im in the process of applying and joining the British Army and ive been for a while a fan of Jocko and these podcasts and the lessons you can learn are just second to none

I am 21 years old and I want that book. What a talented bloke, much respect Jocko.

Good evening Echo.

There is genius in simplicity. This is leadership 101. For some people this comes naturally, others have to study it, work at it and then work on the people skills....the art form of leadership.

That’s awesome Jocko! Constantly preaching for us to go after it, literally goes after it and publishes his book.

I always come home to jocko

Hey, Jocko. Could you invite Nick Koumalatsos onto your podcast?

"You just made the list...... " Man I love this podcast..... Black & White logic.... no grey area !

“Good Deal Dave?”

You have an Medal of Honor on your show and all you can do is boast about yourself! Why don't you show some damn humility that man is a hero!!

I was a supply guy in a navy F 18 squadron. It was pretty cool.

Really good podcast, as a Junior Marine in the Infantry Jocko always provides thoughtful material for the week. Just want to say thanks Jocko.

Jocko Search up "Aquarium" by Victor Suvorov. A book about him going from a tank comander, to Spetsnaz operative, to russian GRU spy operative. I think you will enjoy the book in all of its aspects. He does go through some of what you read here from a first person perspective.

“That’s America boy!” 😂 epic

This is my first time watching your podcast, love it. Saw you on rogan, and jumped here to check it out.

I'm literally one of those guys that attacks the dislikers.

For me the quintessential SEAL movie would be The Frogmen.

Jocko is the best!

Get after it

1:03:52 "That's America boy" lol

OK so maybe I was over-reacting about the rules slide the other day. "If you think an effective dishonourable move is a legitimate move then one day you will exonerate suicide bombings or shooting your opponent during a Jiu Jitsu match." But hear me out. Once, Echo said something like "why wouldn't you want to face your opponent at their best?" The contrary to this would be: poison someone, ruin their mind, cause a heel injury, so you can exploit those weaknesses to win the Jiu Jitsu match. OK, so you'd rather not do that -to- defeat the opponent legitimately. Then why would you submit someone who practices karate? There might be a legitimate reason to, like because the opponent is attacking you in the streets and what the hell. But what about a competition scenario? Karate or Tai Chi or whatever, they have no repertoire of moves for certain stages of grappling on the ground. So are you really facing your opponent at their best if you aren't facing them where they can use their techniques? The real question is: what can Jiu Jitsu do to defeat a Karate practitioner where the Jiu Jitsu opponent does not render their moves impossible? After all, if you cripple your opponent before the fight you're rendering their moves impossible and if you shoot them you are using moves that Jiu Jitsu is impossible to stop (presumably, next I'll hear some story about like choking the bullet out). So, at what point is a Jiu Jitsu kinda cheating against an art that doesn't fight in the space it fights in? I could potentially use HEMA against a Jiu Jitsu guy - and don't get me wrong, maybe you can disarm a sword guy easily, it's not like you can't grab a sword or exploit certain ranges - but I mean, it seems unfair to me if the HEMA guy uses what his art does to fight the Jiu Jitsu guy. So really, only if the HEMA guy practices all the bladeless grappling and wrestling components do they have a repertoire of moves that have something in the Jiu Jitsu space, whether competitive or not. Similarly, the Jiu Jitsu guy doesn't seem to have many -dedicated- bladed combat techniques. From what I can tell there is no reason to think there couldn't be and I'm sure there are a few deadly machete arts in South America but I'm not sure they're native to that art. At what point is a Jiu Jitsu guy pinning, choking or beating a traditional martial arts dude not actually winning because they render their art impossible? Not facing them at their best because instead of overcoming their techniques they're rendering their techniques impossible? What's the difference between that and using some other method like poison to render their moves impossible? Maybe those other arts should also evolve to have a more whole range of techniques for each fight-space, maybe they do, I'm certainly ignorant. But maybe the Jiu Jitsu guy should beat the Karate guy standing? Maybe the Jiu Jitsu guys should have a set of techniques for every fight-space too?

If you get on Santa's naughty list you get coal. If you get on Jocko's, it's lead.

make a video about people who underestimate

The difference between manipulation and leadership...gold

Why is there a black guy just saying yes (im new to this podcast)

1:37:16 Mikey's dragon almost came out snarling

Do a podcast on doc Bo burwell!

Here I am ,

That DIY Hardcore ethos still there haha, for the youth! Wont sign our bands? Boom record lable. Jocko: wont release my book? Boom, publishing Co, All Ages.

No bullshit I thought, Rocky 4… Drago

Echo should have to pay a dollar everytime Jocko interrupts him.

enable the subtitles pls

Would love to know about response from Jordan Peterson (1:23:15)

Get Rogan on your Podcast and dig in.

First comment! Let’s goooo. Time to get after it

The podcast 145 when u talk about the dragon book u wrote it sound just like the movie how to train a dragon. The main character is a kid who’s dad protects the village from dragons and the dad dies and the kid has to protect them now.. u sure you didn’t watch this movie with your kids and steal the movie line from it because it sounds like it…

Duke nukem

Echo's arms are soooo huge...

there is only one law which is known as balance.

First sentance im in...

*minimum effective force

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Be like Bruce Lee, like water. The simplicity of God's love is like water. Everything in our reality is here because God allows it. Why shouldn't we apply his wisdom to our works? it only makes sense. I've been working at Wendy's, and the owner and son will show up occasionally and most of the crew will panic. Especially the managers. Why? Panicking doesn't impress the owner and son. If anything, it makes their job more uncomfortable. So why would crew members, and so called managers (act like one then) panic themselves, and also create a stressful environment to the leaders. The owner and son are legit guys. Both of them are extremely intelligent and effective in how they promote their product. I become shocked how some people are so amateur at some of the most simplistic tasks. I don't even know how they breathe without choking sometimes. Or chew their food without biting their tongue. What has become of the modern/average American? I am appalled.

Dog Of Big Bully!!!!

Echo has a tattoo now?

yea, yea, um, yea, uh,um, yea ........echo

❣🐲😈

#ResearchFlatEarth

Echo Charles is bit of a Snob lol

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