I LOVE THIS! That’s awesome my man keep up the great work

Bro seriously. It was in my recomended and i watched thr whole thing 🤷

I was eating a PB&J watching just thinking...not for me lol

@Andy Scott sir go sign an option 40 contract

I must admit I forgot how tough that CFT is until I was looking at this.

So true😂😂

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And a DI/DS who's faster

True😂😂

Fax🥰🥰🤣🤣🤣🤣

Some runners have weird form but they’re still at the elite level.

@@gummy5862 yhh like de grasse with his arm

None of their pushups counted, they were being nice. 90 degrees at the elbow to shoulders is needed for the minimum pushup in the final event. They all failed that.

@@jlawsl well they are runners not bodybuilders so think that still count

​@@giathanhnguyen6166 I'm surprised elite runners can get away with not being able to do even a few proper pushups. Those weren't even close. Don't runners need upper body strength as well for stability and arm movement to propel them more?

Ya but God damn your soul to he'll if you kip on the pull-ups lol

@@touger9759 Kipping on the pull ups is what destroyed my rotation cuffs in my shoulders because it let me do hundreds of pull ups a day. TBH though, most don't know that we do pull ups to get over the wall, not for the sake of doing pull ups. You know that, but our civilians don't know, that's why they do arm curl pull ups, not over the wall ones. For those that can't do a pull up, use a pull down bar untill you exceed your own weight. Good luck. Semper fi

@@forcesightknight that and they really help you fly up a rope using just your arms.

@Toby ratio

@Toby old man yells at cloud. youre not even completely wrong but this little outburst is kinda funny bro

ya cause in the military they don't use that tone when instructing

their smiling bc they are probably taking plenty of rest before each event. Thats how all these youtubers do it, cut the screen and u dont see it all.

It's either because they are already conditioned from their Olympic training regimen, or they are taking breaks off camera, or this isn't the exact training they do in the Marines. It could also be a combination, but we'll never know which reason it is.

They’re Olympic athletes. They work out all the time. They are also genetically inclined toward elite athleticism.

@@djansen06 That certainly could be, but also keep in mind that Olympic athletes are the most fit people on Earth (literally). So it makes sense that they can finish these challenges, otherwise every marine would compete in the Olympics

Yeah but they are women so the standards are less

Just to clarify, a marine is not a soldier and a soldier isn't a marine.

@@dubol07 ya a soldier is sub marine

You’d probably be surprised at how much time and effort these ladies put in the weight room to stay at the World Class level as Track & Field athletes. They are impressive athletes and have to have an amazing work ethic to be able to stay at that top level just like any other sport

@@Chosen_Ash your penis is talking again big guy. up next?

It's about drive

@@emastermet609 it's about power

@@cacacaio230 we stay hungry

Sanna Jonsson We devour

@@pinkaji1208 put in the work

True

Let's go then

75th Rangers did marathon in Somalia. While carrying 50+ pounds and under fire from enemy.

@@simontide6780 rangers aren't marines but ok

Instead of do their sport let’s see them do a track workout because track workouts are THE WORST

I thought that too. Then I remembered whatvinhad to do I new boots.....

@@dobermanownerforlife3902 hahaha God it was miserable. They didn't have my size so I went up a FULL size. Had to wear dress socks and two green socks on each foot🤣🤣🤣

​@@mmancino1982 I wish they had done 20 mile full pack. That hump is merciless.

@@dobermanownerforlife3902 lol no shit. But I think longest I ever marched in one go was like eighteen. Army went soft🤣🤣

@@mmancino1982 I'm not sure how long it was. We past that candy striped water tower atleast 10 times, at Leonardwood.

Unless they're Nike SFBs. Those things are AWESOME.

The boots they're wearing look like they weigh 10 pounds 💀💀

They take breaks between and it ain't as tuff and heavy as the real marine fitness test. Trust me, they lowered the weight and level, otherwise this video wouldn't be as good or succesfull

@@fesjo1013 not to brake it to you, but they’re not marines, of course they’re gonna need more time to breath, and you don’t even know if that’s true. Another reason of why they’re smiling is because no one is screaming to them.

Easy to smile when u know the training isn’t going to be used in a life or death situation later on down the road…

@@I-dont-reply lmao turn down the dramatics

It’s so wholesome

You can do it!! Just start with walking and then eventually move on walking further distances and then jogging and then jogging further and then running and then running further. Cardio is the key man. Do light weight lifting for some muscle gain and eat properly and healthy and man you’ll be just as fit as they are.

Olympic athletes...?

I feel inspired because I did better than olympians

These are female combat scores. They should try men combat scores

genetic elite

Most athletes have the physical ability to be in any level of the military it’s the mentality that is different combat sports athletes specially mma would be the best soldiers

It not about the PT it about the mentality

If you want a great example, then check out Larsen Jensen. He was a Silver and Bronze Olympic medalist in distance swimming for Team USA. After the Beijing Olympics, he joined the Navy and became a SEAL. The Olympic sport of Modern Pentathlon was exclusively developed by the military, consisting of Fencing (combat training), Swimming (physical training), Horse Riding (logistics), Shooting (combat training), and Running (physical training).

Olympians should be in much better shape than your basic enlisted military personnel... I mean they are supposed to be elite athletes

@@brentcohee2681 top athlethes is specialized to do their sport. A runner that can run a marathon on 2:05 is an extrodenary human beeing that have a unbelivable psyke but that dosent make him a great trooper. He simply wont have the arm and upper body strenght. The same can be said a sprinter that run 100meter on 9:90 exept he wont have the endurance needed. My gues is that athlethes in sports that isnt as specializedin in one aspect would do well in a test like this, Kristian Bloomenfelt that won the triathlon event in Tokyo is someone I expect to do well in this.

Lmaoo

I wanted to see them dump the buddy with a far toss.

or still drunk

Fact! Semper Fi

@@HollowPoint_762 Yes still drunk... lol would stop drinking at 4 am get an hour and a half nap wake up at 530 and usually do these tests at like 6 am. Also were you all able to bounce when doing the ammo can lift? not discrediting these girls i mean they are peak condition athletes but we were definitely not allowed to bounce and we had to pause at the top with are arms locked out.

@@nicholasjaeger3132 that might've been the decision of who was running the tests. I've had a couple that allowed it and others that didnt

I guess we are just going to ignore the piss poor form on the push-up?.. most of them wouldn’t count

It's slow for a runner, even in middle school, but it doesn't seem ridiculous for a basic fitness standard.

Boot and utes makes a HUGEEEE difference. Especially if you don’t have any lightweight boots

Nah worh those boots on they’re adding a LOT of time, the olympic runner ran about a 2:30, that’s SLOW AF for an olympian like I hit that time in highschool. A 3:30 is pretty reasonable

@@ellie.decker29 im a male runner, i can run 800 in less than 2 minutes, however these ladies did amazing job

Nah its really not that bad I think but for girls Im not sure

You a Marine?

Not true. You zig zag back.

That’s wrong you do drag them through the zig zag

@@Fatherofheroesandheroines yes i am

@@travisstallworth46 you don’t though.

She didn't quite make the Olympics but is a real up-and-comer

Sure you did.

You guys put all your stats into strength and none into endurance that’s why. 😂

@@gummy5862 not even. It’s just a general opinion that the MUF is the only hard part about the cft. If u can’t max ammo cans or do the sprint with ease then you got some problems. I get a 300 every time on my CFT and PFT. Once you’ve been in a while u tend to see people start getting big and not focusing as much on endurance like u said, but new officers are both strong and have stamina. We’re expected to go to OCS and be running a 18 min 3 mile. After your 2LT days you can get big and not worry as much about scores since it gets less important. Just don’t let pt be a bad thing on your fitreps.

might just be me but the muf course looked a bit shorter than the real one

@@rolandojbuenoanderson7953 it was looking short, also they did it wrong.

​@@jay__chugh Are you LCpl or 2ndLt Chongo? Don't let anyone make fun of Marines for being the people that joined because they don't have brains. I do understand if you had a few mistakes, but get a handle on the spelling and punctuation. Hit up the S3 or your training NCO for some fun and provocative marinenet courses and go to the education center/MCTIMS for some basic classes. Or, just have a few more drinks, or less. It will come around eventually. That's the Marine Corps Way.

I always sucked at estimating how much my truck weighed. Quite a few times when it was weighed at the end it was around 50#.

How are your knees these days ?

@@markofisaiah1449 YES

I run 7k without any extra weight and I almost die. This is not my thing.

In the British army, all they tested us on was a basic fitness test: 1.5 miles in a squad in 15 minutes, then 1.5 miles individually timed in 11.5 minutes wearing boots and trousers. I think it was at least twice a year, but I don't think I ever did it less than 6 times a year! I never failed one I always aimed at 10.5-11 minutes, the "whippets" could do 7.5 minutes. After the Falklands they introduced a Combat Fitness Test (CFT) due to the fast guys in a BFT failing to keep up when carrying weight. The CFT was 8 miles, carrying 35 lbs pack plus a rifle, followed by a fireman's lift (still carrying the packs and rifles), a ditch jump (to burst any blisters!), a short barrier course over then under, and finally climbing into the back of a lorry. I can't remember if the 2 hour time limit was just the 8 miles or if it was for everything, probably just the march. The first time my regiment did it they put together 8 man teams based on BFT times. All my section were "big lads" built for comfort not speed (we're not talking fat, just not stick insects) we came in second out of 40 teams. We were accused of cheating because we did so well. The following week we all did a repeat, this time with a witness to make sure no-one cheated. We came second again. We ran 200m then walked 100m for the entire 8 miles course, we never stopped for a rest. I was the section leader and was asked how we did it, my best explanation: if you weight 120 lbs and have to carry 1/3 of your body weight you're going to find it hard to keep going, if you 200 lbs and have to carry 1/5 you're going to find it easier. If you try to prove how fast you are, you're going to fail. From that point on every section was mixed, the stick insects were always a liability, always needing to be dragged along, but it was good to take the piss out of them like they took the piss out of us "big lads" doing BFTs.

She didn’t actually complete a single push-up…none of her push-ups would have counted.

Hell yeah! Never quit, no matter what

For woman standards not men we have different tests ours is way harder

These times aren’t even hard to beat, I beat them every time I do a CFT, I don’t get how they call themselves olympians. I was expecting them to do the 880 in sub 2 mins. My last 880 I ran in 2:25

@@mastin8756 somehow..I doubt all of that crayon eater lol.

She couldn’t do a single push-up properly though.

She didn’t complete a single push-up properly…none of hers would have counted.

Shut up boot lol

Omg😭

But he said it was 30 lbs? I'm not familiar with the American army so maybe I'm missing something