Right, our beach is right next door to the SEAL training place where the BUDS candidates qualify. They swim a course about 100 yards off shore parallel to the beach for 2-3 miles each way.

@@ChocoModz34 nah they only have 2 weeks of this then hell week then dive phase then after diving its shooting guns

Eventually they do go to an island for training

You can watch this happen pretty much anywhere I go surfing. Only difference is my board is getting all dinged up and I’m cussing while onlookers point and laugh.

If you get too close to their docks, you quickly find out how militarized it is 😂😂

God bless you❤

They're out there all the time.

did u end up graduating?

I was in BuDs cLaSs 123. Whenever we would run on sesame street instructions would make us do the alphabet backwards, but quite.

Made me think about the time a guy leading cadence in the army in 84-85 sang something vulgar. Our captain wasted no time shutting that down. We were running PT once and a good friend was singing cadence in his Elvis voice. Try running when you’re doubling over laughing. I almost fell out of formation. Good memories.

No he didn’t. I was 223 and there was no Kevin L

Pretty sure Kevin L is full shit...

God bless you❤

Well, no fucking shit. Feel like a Navy SEAL now, do you? He most certainly meant Navy SEAL Training, as in Training to become a Navy SEAL. Really lacking the common sense in seeing what he really meant? Or feel like being a smartass? It's one of the two.

Kevin Zhang Thank you for helping the smartass to understand

God bless you❤

It will be now that Strickland opened his mouth, & doesn’t think the seals are that bad ass, these men are selfless heroes & and true team, thank you for everything ✌️🇺🇸

Because nobody cares

Because no one ever thinks about this and have no idea of how dangerous it is. Too busy buying crap at Best Buy

Some guys definitely broke ankles that day.

These are just dudes who’ve only just started the selection process. A buddy of mine had his leg snapped doing this when he was classed up.

@@user-zt2vf6vx7p Don’t know about algea growth etc in that climate, but up here in Norway rocs like that is no joke. Add to that tar and seaweed and it can be Bambi on ice, but with serious consequences.

@@wathaet1386 Those particular rocks aren't as bad as others, in regards to slipping, but it's still not easy to climb on. The main concern here is the large gaps between rocks and you can get pushed by the waves while standing in between rocks leading to some pretty horrific leg breaks.

But they go through hell and back for it

Ok, well, why don’t you try BUDS then.

Funny how no one says that.

@NASdaq dowJONES You dont know

NASdaq dowJONES how was it

It's expected....

God bless you❤

​@@Salt--Survivalthanks, God bless you too

Yes, we still watch them go thru their training, running and swimming off shore.

When do they usually do training?

It's not. This is where there are heavy injuries and medical drops. You slip on those rocks ( people do all the time) the boat will fall and break someones leg. Arguably the most dangerous part of BUDS.

Doesn't look remotely fun. It sucks. Also, you have to worry about getting injured and getting dropped as a result. Lots of people drop on request but there are also guys who don't want to drop but get injured and are forced to.

Good book

God bless you❤

​@@benignobrionesiiiGod bless you❤

God bless you❤

Swagwar Lock she ptd just for fun

When my granny was 92

@@hunterriley2325 she did pt better than you

@@Tango_Hendrix when my granny was 93

SpeedE Sometimes even less, but usually it's around there because candidates from past classes who were injured or something roll in after Hell Week.

Yeah I know... hoping to get there in the near future. Injury is my worst fear.

SpeedE Me too, but I don't fear. I know I will make it.

Garrett Holliman SpeedE you guys don't know shit. This is my class. Class 323. You won't know shit until you make it. Don't rant about how you won't quit blah blah blah Bc those guys always quit. Just go in and give 110% and take it one evolution at a time. Getting there is hard, getting through hell week, good luck. It's 100% mental and 100% physically. We graduated BUD/S with 10 originals from the 200 and something from boot camp and 2 officers that's started phase with us. A total number of 26.

Erin Andrewson, shut up bitch

O shit did t realize what happened when that wave crashed dam

Probably because all the buds students in the water there never isolated there always together

The instructors make them watch hours of shark attack footage and then send them out on a night swim. It freaks them the hell out.

jim d Not very fun at all. It’s hard work. That stuff that they are doing there is hard as shit. Coming in second means they are the first losers so they get punished along with everyone else who didn’t get first.

Nothing of this is fun, constantly cold always sleep deprived constant beatings endless pushups constantly getting yelled at by instructiors 150 pound logs,

@@californianriver7027 That sounds awesome!

@@treyvaboi17 In a perverted way it is. Try this at home. Fill you bathtub with cold water and dump a 10 pound bag of ice in it. See you howl long you can stand it. Or find a thermometer and make the water temp of the bathtub 50 degrees. That's the temp of the Pacific. Lie in the tub until you can't take it any more. Then take an anal thermometer and take a reading. Don't use a mouth thermometer; it's not accurate enough and your chattering teeth may break the glass thermometer and you could swallow mercury - that is a death sentence. If your body temp is above 90 degrees, get back in. Once your temperature is in the high 80's, you're done. Go do the O course with sand in your crotch. Do a little log PT. Knock out some pushups in increments of 20, 30, or 50, depending on the phase you're in. Five mile timed run. Suffer from sleep deprivation, which is its own form of pain. Then do the Pacific Bathtub Challenge again in 3 hours. Every weekday for 6 months.

Delta is tougher than everyone

I think these are marines

That’s right, Jake. They need to qualify first.

LMAO Mr. know it all. Why don’t you try out for BUD/s? You probably couldn’t even pass the PST 😂

@@ceedee9381 are you talking to me? No need for the “Mr.Know it all” bitchy comment but yes I do know a lot about buds because I’ve been obsessed with making it thru the pipeline for over a year now. I was criticizing the title because they aren’t navy seals yet, anyone in the navy would tell you that or with half a brain. If you’re training to become something, you aren’t that yet, which is why the title is wrong and why I left a comment.

@@WHODEYFAN25 being obsessed and actually doing is two different things 😂😂😂😂😂 I just got my SO contract btw

@@ceedee9381 nothing wrong with being obsessed while workout out and working towards your goals, not to mention I’m waiting to join so I can be the best man at my twin brothers wedding. Attention to detail is important so I corrected his title, with you having an SO contract I would of thought you would agree. Are you in DEP then or awaiting orders to buds or Indoc then? Good for you tho

Go for it, Curly!

How'd it go ??

@@ethanroberts9080 yeah

I said the same thing until I found out they were great white sharks all over the coast of California and they eat meat. And Navy Seals do Open Water ocean swims going several miles. With just a knife

Dick Fitswell there has not been one shark attack documented. Your always with a swim buddy sharks don’t attack a bunch of people in a group

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Do it. You defeat anxiety by putting yourself in stressful situations.

They are not SEALS yet, just trainees.

Mark 01 respectfully, that is the worst advice. It is much hard to get a candidate slot as an enlisted sailor then DEPing in with a SEAL contract.

Always a few spectators.

This video was taken back when there were no rocks available close to the SEAL base which is about a mile away. I live nearby and have not seen this since they have opened their new base which is not on public land and very private. In the past they have used these rocks almost every year.

@@ka6dal TY

Yes, it makes a big difference!

The video was shot in Coronado, CA. They also train in VA

Vincent Flynn BUDs and SQT is not in VA. They have SEAL teams in VA that is it. All of BUDs is in Coronado, with the except of San Clemente Island, Nisland in 3rd phase and Laguna. In SQT you're in Coronado and Alaska.

Coronado is California.

It’s Coronado......San Diego, California....shit for brains.

Coronado is another city in California

Right!