He who dares rodaz my son, he who dares.😂😂😂

@@user-sb7mb9fd8mHe who dares Rodders 😂

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Loved the part about mental health really down to earth bare and honest

And mine.

He has a presence about him and not just his build but head to his heels way he carries himself how he engages people and not just what he says but how he says it. Would love to sit in his company and just listen. 1 pint would last you an hour. Every time go to take a drink you would get absorbed in his recap pint back on table then again and repeat. 😂👍🏼

28:49 obi wan

Hope you're good mate 🙏

​@@WyeExplorerattacking a commenter because he said it helps them feel better knowing that even the perceived strongest can struggle...you got aggressive with someone with their own issues..I think your reason for doing what your doing isn't from a place of empathy...or ud not be trying to tear someone down to make your cause look more important..who are you to think you can treat someone like that?

@@WyeExplorer if only I was miles away..you clearly don't know my situation & if you do your pretending it's not happening..spelt Sarah btw

@@sarahlamb2333 OK Sarah - so are you close? Two simple questions then. Do you know what it’s like for some of the SAS children in the community? Do you consider it all support and admiration? I can tell you from personal experience as a male and identical twin who stood out in my fair town it’s not all support and admiration because in this world there are envious people and those that seek to challenge this intimate association we are speaking of. People like tough guys - the alpha dogs who are out there to prove a point because they hate the SAS. Yeah, there here also - not just the fans. It’s a mix in this world and being so closely associated brings you into touch with these people and groups sometimes. Hereford is not what you think it is or the SAS. There are real side effects - especially growing up. I'm beyond that now but growing up in the community with the SAS wasn't easy for me and my brother. We came from a big SAS family - it was well known in the town and it brought out a host of ill feeling. Friends have endured the same - this isn't spoken of. You're going to feel passionate about it for sure.

@@WyeExplorer my grandfather was military intelligence..il answer no further questions & I have cptsd

I remember sitting in my mums kitchen watching SAS who dares wins for the first time and seeing Foxy and the others on that show really helped me through a tough time with Anxiety and depression just seeing how they conquer their thoughts and that tough guys like them also suffer too, made me feel less ashamed at the time. Real life Heroes.

Thanks for your kind words mate 🙏

Hope you winning the battle in your head just now Billy. I suffer from shite mental health myself after an injury stopped me working my trade as a mechanical fitter worked doors at weekend and trained Martial arts 30 years weights and taught self defense strike techniques control and restraint and behavior cues and situational awareness. Lost my income purpose routine size strength then the confidence and self belief. Every failed treatment tears bit of hope away then i’m ashamed to say i became a negative cunt drink drugs attempted suicide (too heavy to hang it seems) Wrong mindset is more destructive than the actual injury and constant pain 24/7. Strong mind can power a weak body. But no matter how physically strong you are if mind is weak you are fucked. Trying to be on friendly terms with myself again but still my own worst enemy. Take care fella 👍🏼

Go for it mate 🏆💪🏼

Good luck bruv 😎🙏🙏👊👍✌

Glad you enjoyed it 👍🏼👍🏼

Nice one Dean 👍🏼👍🏼

Welcome on board buddy 👍🏼👍🏼

Welcome aboard Patrick 👍🏼👍🏼

Glad you enjoyed it and really appreciate your feedback 👍🏼👍🏼

@@DodgeWoodallyou’ve done ok at this podcasting thing , done fairly well at the entrepreneur thing too. Hopefully when you become a big boy you woo do ok too… 😉 I’m kidding of course Dodge, without wanting to be too weird , I really do look up to you, you’re very inspiring and you really have done amazing things. Thank you for the work and effort you put in to entertain us with these podcasts . You can really tell the guests feel comfortable around you and that they trust you. Must be difficult at times listening to so many stories that have tough sad parts in them . Especially with the armed forces interviews there’s so often you hear these ppl saying about not feeling good enough etc and I just want to give them a hug and be like “not good enough” are you kidding me , your amazing. Hope this makes sense .