WHAT A WAY TO SPEND A SUNDAY 🤙🏼I don't think i will ever see a 1.5. mile run like this ever again... heart of a lion and legs of a rhino 😂🤙🏼BIG thanks brother... let's do something easier next time, like another eating challenge and swim, 😂🤙🏼
Man I’m a 43 year old former pro fighter and only 200lbs takes me around 9.40 flat out going as hard as I can! Eddies in great shape for such a MASSIVE dude, plus his stubbornness is gonna serve him really well in combat sports!! 👍🏻
RamblinAround. To him iets normal because he is use to his weight. So iets the same like you jogging with your weight because you are also used to you weight
You can have a lot of visceral fat under the abs which is actually more dangerous for health issues than subcutaneus fat (which hangs and flops around). Also organ hypertrophy further expanding the gut pressing the abs outwards is a real thing in many ppl who's ever done steroids. I dunno if Eddie does/did em, but that's how it is. That being said it is impressive that a body of that size can be this functional.
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Everything Eddie Hall does is impressive but the most impressive thing about him in my opinion is that he is brutally honest with himself. He gives 100% effort to EVERYTHING!
alfie picton he did lol , Thor’s dad is the one we’re trusting with the weights actually adding up to the world record value lol , the guy who has everything to gain from cheating helping his son win money and fame ... hence why Eddie doing it at a professional competition is the real record .
Eddie puts out some of the best fitness content. I love the way he challenges himself with other disciplines and takes it in his stride always giving it 100%. Keep it up.
it's terrifying that the world strongest man is in better shape than expected. I was speechless when he ran that amazing time for 1.5 miles at his size.
@@backyardbadideas776 Ross and Eddie were comparable swimmers in their teens, the difference is one made a career as a strongman and one made a career as an endurance athlete with an emphasis on swimming.
Eddie could be a great motivator for endurance runs. "See that guy? If he gets you, he will eat you - better start running." Jokes aside, I'm very impressed by his run.
It's really interesting how Eddies immense strength enables him to do really advanced, heavy lifts but at the same time the muscle mass needed to do that makes normal exercises difficult.
This is a pretty standard thing in the military. Big, muscly dudes generally do not make good athletes or combat arms tradesmen. There are a few MOS' that require it, such as pallbearers, but that's extremely rare.
@@Soaptastesok im a weapons loader in the air force and having a big strong guy (at least 1 per 3-man crew) makes lifting 200lb missiles 7 feet in the air alot easier. Thats why I dont like how running focused the PT test is, my strength has quite literally saved 10s of thousands of dollars in damage from times ive had to support a missile slipping from someones hands/ keep a M61A1 vulcan from falling the gun bay and fucking up the wire harnesses/ hydraulic lines. I can max pushups and situps easily, but they are only worth 20 points while the run (useless in my job) is worth 60 points.
@@Soaptastesok Yeah the big muscles they have prevents them from being able to reach most of their back so reaching a magazine or anything in the very back would be very difficult.
Yeah, Ive seen a lot of big fucks run (at their top speed) so slow its at a jogging pace, specializing one's body type for a specific task is very important.
I'm a member of USAF Special Recon, and I have a couple things to say: 1) Great job Eddie! That is some tremendous strength!! 2) When doing sit-up, your arms must touch your legs within two inches of your knees. 3) When doing pull-ups, you cannot use your legs to increase vertical power (a.k.a. Kipping). 4) When doing the test sections, you cannot drink water. 5) The swim must only be Breaststroke or Combat Sidestroke. Thanks guys, great video!
In hs i was friends with a kid who cross county' he would pull and drag me after a long run.talking and laughing. I wanted to die.sad part i was in good shape. But could never run cross country
Ross: Navy Seal Eddie: Navy Walrus Edit: Wow! Didn’t expect this response! And now that after Ross I’m the top comment, maybe give the Royal Marines four day entry fitness test a go? ;)
I think Eddie Hall is one of these guys who could turn his hand to pretty much anything physical. He's just got that "I will succeed or die trying" mentality.
@Just Some Guy without a Mustache to hell with you. You say those things about Israel without even knowing us. We could've easily made Israel a Jewish only country when the arab nations tried attacking us together in the six day war after 1948 but we have more than 2m arabs living in our country. What happens when you as a jew go into an arab town? You get assaulted, rocks are thrown at you and they're trying to kill. You think Israel are the one organising the attacks on Gaza and striking first? No. Hamas attacks us with a s**t load of missiles. The only reason we don't have thousands of dead people is the iron Dome and our military. Every assault on Gaza results in civilians dying because these basterds hamas use them as meat shield. Try visiting israel for once before judging. People here are welcoming and we have the most humane army in the world ( litterly we never give death penalties and never kill fckin terrorists). You think we're evil cause you have no idea about what's going on. I thought people would learn after the Holocaust that being antisemitic only results in death and begins a cycle of hatered. We just want to live in peace without recieving death threats from everyone. If the US weren't supporting us and our army wasn't powerful, Hitler's goal to exterminate Jews would've been accomplished accomplished. We desire peace. But you people judging us without having a clue is what stops it from happening. Mark my words: world war 3 is going to happen soon and it won't end until either Israel or the arab nations are dead and nobody wants to burry his brothers and family in the ground
strongest man and the iron will to go above and beyond. mentality means everything and the fact he is willing to push when it comes to shove goes to show the true strength mentally as well. mad respect from kentucky. wish i could go back to 15 deadlifting little cars dumpsters etc haha now i got the dad bod going on.
Absolute BEASTS! I am in awe. I was in special ops for 15 yrs and have NEVER seen someone with Eddie's build be able to do a test like this. No doubt he's strong as a Bull but normally anything with Cardio is out of the question. Our 1.5 mile qual was 12:20 so you would have killed it. We would welcome you with open arms on our team. Seriously Eddie you have a heart of a freakin LION! Love ya man! Keep up inspiring people who have excuses for why they can't do something!!
@@mattgrim5178 I was an LEO, state full time team, best time of my life. I unfortunately I wasn't military. Even tho my team was demanding physically and mentally, it still wasn't nothing like our awesome military Spec Ops. Our team was more full time Swat but our title was Spec Ops.
Hey man, yeh my dreams to work in sf and want to do everything to make it happen. Im 15 right now and i do workouts, runs and eat well daily, but is there anything i should be focusing on specifically? Or just any advice which could prepare me now so that im definitely ready for the recruitment? Cheers man, i look up to people like you
@@dantorbz7024 Dan it sounds like your already doing a great job and have a great attitude towards your dream. My best advice is to continue what your doing, obviously you need upper body strength but if you have good cardio you can do every course I've been through. I recommend jogging with a weighted vest as well, so your knees and shins are used to that abuse, (don't get to crazy with weights at your age because your knees don't deserve the beating) my knees where shot by 35, lol. Obviously lots of push ups and sit ups, BUT remember everyone has muscle failure so it is what it is, i mean that for punishments during course. Be mentally strong because 99% of everything is mental games, and stay focused on your dreams. I wish you the best of luck and hope this small advice helps. Our future is in young men and women like yourself. God bless
You guys are awesome for trying the PST. You asked for the critique, so here it is: Push Up: You must go fully up & down and no resting with your butt up in the air (looking at you, Ross) Sit Up: Arms must be crossed on the chest. Pull Up: You must go fully up & down. No kipping, swinging etc. Swim: You must use the breaststroke or Combat Swimmer Stroke, which is slower than freestyle. By the way, I was not a Navy SEAL; however, I was a Navy EOD Technician. Navy SEAL and EOD use the same PST Standard (but EOD is a bit easier). And to be fair, I probably wouldn't be able to bench press half the weight that you guys do; additionally, I would have drowned before I hit the half way point around Britain ; ) Cheerio!
Idk this test seems very easy is there a minimum of weight you must have. Because this exercises are very easy for me and I taught the navy seals are beasts. Sorry for my bad english im from switzerland.
@@Schimi24 : This is just a "basic" physical test. And just because you can meet the "minimum" physical requirement, it does not mean that you will get a contract to "try" to become a Navy SEAL. Example: If the Naval Special Warfare Command (NSWC) is giving out only 100 contracts and there are 1,000 applicants, then only the "top 100" performers would receive the contract. And out of those 100 people that have the contract, only about 20-25 people will graduate from the training to become a Navy SEAL in the end (Navy SEAL Training Pipeline or BUD/S has about 75-80% attrition rate). In order to join the regular Navy to begin with, you will have to meet the height & weight requirement.
When I was in high school, one of our phys-ed teachers was a retired Marine colonel. His name was Joe Molitoris. He was not only a great teacher but the best motivator I have ever met. I was a skinny 5 foot 10 inch 135 pounds but I was highly competitive and pound for pound one of the strongest kids in school. Thanks to coach Mol, our gym classes were tested against the Marine Corps physical fitness tests. Always wanting to be the best I looked up the requirements for passing, elite, and found the state records for high school students. When I got to sit-ups I saw that the record for 11th graders was 76 reps in 2 min. I was certain I could beat that and focused on owning that record. On the day of the sit-up test, we were told that 70 was a 100-point score. I told the coach I was going for the record and he said 76 reps in 2 min. is going to be tough, do you think you can do it? I told him I was doing 80 in practice and felt sure I can do it. When word got around, the gym started to fill up to see if this not-so-star athlete could do this. I was up first and was moving pretty well until around 60 I started cramping. It was all I could do to get 70 and score 100 points. I was so upset with myself that I asked the coach if I could try again by going last. That gave me around 30 min to stretch out the cramps. My classmates thought I was nuts because I already had 100 points. I just said "Because I can do 80 '. I did 80 reps with a few seconds left, but 80 was my wall.
Good story Michael. You should be proud of yourself for persevering. Did you call your teacher Colonel or Mr. Molitoris? I like to address retired officers as their rank as I think it shows respect.
At age of 14(8th grade) my cousin(2 years younger) and I went challenge mode. I was doing 100 press bends in one take(around 3:smth), 50 push-ups(hell knows how many time it took, I presume a bit more than 2 minutes), climbed to 15 pull-ups. Never made a run though. Even then, a 48 KG teenager of mine would literally die in attempt to do all the things within time, taking only 2 minutes rest in between! And we were some kind of "sporty" guys back then!
To be fair to Eddie, 90% or more of people in Eddie's weight category would not be able to finish that run without passing out or having a heart attack on the spot. The fact he got through that shows what an athlete he is, willing to push himself or die trying... Sidenote.... Having a superheavyweight chase you down like that is kinda scary
It's actually super surprising that he got it at such a pace. I've seen lads half his weight do it in much worse times. Heck, my best time was 10:56 and I can't seem to get it under that! As much as Eddie can come across arrogant, he's an elite tier athlete and for being 26 stone he smashed that run.. Any weight above 18 stone doing that is impressive.
What you gotta love about Eddie is he may seem arrogant at times, but like his shirt says, he backs his bullshit up. And he's a fair sport when he losses a challenge.
Norway 2001, Basic training in the Royal Norwegian Navy, athletics company.. *He was there* about 250lbs, about 200cm tall, everyone thought he was a robot or some kind of genetic experiment.. He never got tired, never showed any sign of weakness, he could outlift and outrun everyone, and if you stopped running to puke, just hearing him come running would make you start sprinting, the dude was terrifying! Like a white Dwayne Johnson, but mean AF.. But I`m glad that guy was there back in the day, because now I use him as workout motivation, I simply imagine him coming after me when I start feeling lazy :D
@. in the sense that he should have more subs and more recgonition on social media. Love his content, his swim around GB should have had wayyy more views. Absolute machine the guy
As a guy who have experienced what it feels like to jog after so long of inactivity and weighing much less than Eddie, I gotta say Eddie is a beast for running those distance with that time.
@@tysonangeles1568 The reason why I said what I said in my comment is because I used to be really heavy way back and I'm very active during those time. Now I'm like 20-ish kg lighter than before, but I'm way less active. When I started running again quite recently, I feel like I don't struggle as much as I did back then, and when I started that running, I was expecting to be at worse state than when I weight much more but more active, cause I thought I have more stamina back then. That tells me that having huge body weight is a huge handicap for running. Being active definitely helps for sure, but being too heavy significantly reduces your performance during running, at least that's what my experience is. That's why I applaud Eddie to be able to run that distance with those time even with something like 70+ kg of weight difference between him and me. Also, my current running time compared to his running time in this video is actually not that far off, which is why I'm even more in awe. I definitely wasn't trying to say that Eddie's not an active guy lol, I was saying that I was the one who's very inactive until recently. I've followed Eddie for quite a while now, I know a lot of stuffs that he's done. Hope that clears that up, cheers.
Eddie is such a brit and a bro. If I had someone like him egging me on, I would go way further then I normally do. He honestly wants YOU to perform better and no hostile, jealous bone in his body. Lovely AND motivational.
I'd love to see Eddie try the NFL Combine tests. At least there's an analog to how other athletes that are 300+ pounds perform in the test. I wonder how Eddie's 40 time would compare with Offensive lineman, as well as broad jump, vertical, shuttle, and bench press.
On top of this, we even have stats by Eddie's favorite, strongman, Mr. Robert Oberst to compare to. I found OB's numbers from the combine to be: 40 5.30 SS 4.87 VJ 30.5 Bench 37 10yd 1.97 20yd 2.99
NFL players have, without a doubt, inflated height/weight stats. I see people there who are a tiny bit larger than me, maybe 5 kg heavier looking and shorter and they say they're almost 20 kg heavier. At least they'll have the PEDs in common haha
@@duanecameronson He's made millions of dollars playing an amateur level sport, so it worked out pretty well for him. You can dislike him all you want, but the guy was an elite swimmer before becoming the World's Strongest Man. If you think he wouldn't compare favorably to Offensive/Interior Defensive lineman at the combine events, we'll just have to respectfully disagree. Troll on, mate.
I swan with Eddie when I was younger. Can confirm he was a fucking beast. I was the fastest in the UK for my age ( I went on to compete in the olympics). Eddie wasnt much slower than me ad 2 years younger. Genetic freak
@@gerardohernandez7099 I saw him race when he was 11-13 and bigger than everyone his age by miles. Also remember him coming back at about 16 after a few years of him not racing looking about 25 years old haha
Eddie, you're an inspiration man. I'm 220lbs and I can't run more than 0.75 miles in one go. You've inspired me to try running longer distances. You never give up and I've always found that very very motivating. Thank you.
You got this man! I’m 195lbs and it’s a bitch running but I always threw in mild cardio with my powerlifting workouts. I ran a mile in 9:46 a week ago and shaved off a bit to get it at 8:13. I’m trying to join the navy and want to do the 1.5 mile run in 9 mins.
@@Supremebean303 You got this! The 1.5 mile run is all about practice. Grew up on a military base and that's what Conditioning (PE) class made us do on a weekly basis. My best time was 9:15 at 255.
Dude! Nothing but respect! Especially for that run! 11:27 for a mile and a half is much better than an average guy, and no offense, but you're MUCH bigger than an average guy. (All muscle, but still, it takes a TON of energy to carry around that much muscle). Good job man!
Props for admitting he had to kick up while doing pull ups. He's a really big guy and these exercises aren't really meant for them (or are much harder for them to do). Wow can't believe he did that run too. His vascular is in very good shape for such a big guy. His stiff head while running is a clear indicator he's not a "runner". Which makes it all the more impressive
If you guys actually wanted to know: For the NSW PST you must complete it in the order of: Swim → push up → sit up → pull up → run SWIM: must be either combat swimmers' stroke (CSS) or breast stroke, some warrior challenge mentors will not allow breast stroke because it's seen as a faster stroke, pools vary between 25 yards and 25 meters, the test is supposed to be 25 yards but again, the chief can pick to make things a little harder if they give you a meter pool they adjust from 500yd swim to 450m PUSH UPS: resting is only granted in the locked out position but you must maintain a rigid core in a "plank", aka no sagging and no raised butt. Officially you come down to a fist or if a fist is not used then 90° bend at elbows. Some chiefs will require you to the floor. SIT UPS: hands (not just fingers) are placed on traps, no "rocking" sit ups, must go down until scapula hits the floor (shoulders can remain off floor) and up until your elbows touch your upper thighs, no swinging of elbows either, must rest in seated up position PULL UPS: must be pronated grip, no regripping allowed, rest as long as you want from hanging position (some chiefs change this) and no kipping allowed, must be what's known as a "dead hang" pull up RUN: 1.5 mile run, sometimes on a track, sometimes on a path, changes based on location of test given, typically they pick the hardest way to do it. TIME: Overall you have specific rest times, noted as 2 minutes between calisthenics and 10 minutes before/after the cardio vascular events PASSING: passing does not mean you're given an NSW contract, however minimums are on the NSW website. Typically people don't care about the minimums because they mean nothing anyway. To secure a contract you have to be competitive in your district. There are theories of "auto qualification scores" which change based on who you ask/when you ask. But the theory is that a competitive standard must be met typically around these numbers 9:30/75/75/15/9:30 sometimes better scores than that are even suggested.
Very informative. These videos of people passsing the navy seal fitness test are a joke to me. But impressive for a Man this size to move like this. When I was training 9:30/100/100/20/9:00 was competitive. And CSS IS PREFERED because it is an efficient stroke and lowers your profile in the water
There's nothing harder than knowing you're well behind but you've still got to keep up, that "why didn't I just run faster to begin with" doubt. Once you're past it you know it's all about the struggle. It's great to see Ross' motivation and mindset at work, Eddie's always a pleasure too but the pair of them make a good combo. Some hard working men right there.
Australian SASR test, 50 cadence push ups, 8 minimum pull ups, 3km run while holding 10kg, 90 minute ruck with 35kg in backpack and finally 800m swim in 16 minutes. Good luck!
I'm impressed with his run time. At my peak my fastest time was 10min14sec at 138lbs. For him to be so large and do it in 11min27sec is fucking amazing.👏🏽 Hooyah Eddie!
@@effects4days821 Lol. Imagine being so petty you need to troll his videos, bitch about a fair win and moan on someone else's comment. Get some sleep and wake a better individual.
I maxed all my PT tests in the Army @ 225 pounds... this is a whole new level... Nice work big man. ... Ross, yeah we all knew you could do it, bro you swam around the fricken island.
Ross is that one hyper extrovert friend. Full of energy, and can go and go and go and doesn't stop. Seems like he'd be fun to invite basically anywhere
He's been training hard since his retirement it's all over his UA-cam channel. There's no way Thor can catch up with such a lead in conditioning on Eddie's side. Hopefully thor can get in better shape and sharpen his boxing skills.
all of these are quite accurate the reason people feared them wasn't their size at all it was their overpowering will, fearlessness, fighting abilities and strength also they were known to do shrooms before battle to be more on edge (i could be wrong there not 100% sure) but also some went into battle nearly naked so you see these guys coming you run the other way i would personally love to see an accurate representation of a battle between the vikings and the spartans and samarai
@@shurochi6505 they were short compared to modern, but giants compared too medival people. And with proper food today they would be very tall. That’s why average hieght in Nordic countries is so high
@@kingoftheblobs6039 there were certain types of Vikings, the “berserker” term came from the front line of Vikings that would be high off psychedelics so they wouldn’t have any fear
Watching Eddie swim against Ross was like watching a speed boat racing a freighter ship. One was stupid fast where as the other one is fast enough and absolutely unstoppable
WHAT A WAY TO SPEND A SUNDAY 🤙🏼I don't think i will ever see a 1.5. mile run like this ever again... heart of a lion and legs of a rhino 😂🤙🏼BIG thanks brother... let's do something easier next time, like another eating challenge and swim, 😂🤙🏼
Hey Beast Thor says he's gonna talk trash to you and Dance Around on you and punish you, what you gonna do when Thor Starts Dancin.
Eddie and Ross. Among the greatest colabs.
Any advice for an aspiring royal marine Ross mate?
@@matt7iron he will probably laugh.
Man I’m a 43 year old former pro fighter and only 200lbs takes me around 9.40 flat out going as hard as I can! Eddies in great shape for such a MASSIVE dude, plus his stubbornness is gonna serve him really well in combat sports!! 👍🏻
The fact that you were able to run that distance at your weight is massively impressive.
Its scary lol... imagine him chasing you👀👀
I was proud of how he swam bro. If he stopped then it’d be impossible for them to save him
RamblinAround. To him iets normal because he is use to his weight. So iets the same like you jogging with your weight because you are also used to you weight
Pun intended?
@@Antoine043 HOW DO I GET ROSSES BODY??
The truth is eddie was not doing push-ups at all, he was just pushing the earth.
Good one
Push downs got banned at my school. poor bugger needed a wheelchair as well afterwards.
@@aidansharples7751 what school do you go to?
🤣🤣🤣
@@grammarofficer9985 only at miller grove
imagine having a picnic and seeing the worlds strongest man run past you with a gopro on.
I don`t know what he is running away from, but i know that i am running with him :D
just another Tuesday for me tbh
I would surely start running right behind him!
Lmao that would be so confusing
@@mariolyubomirov4824 he’s not running, he’s chasing
for eddie to be as athletic as he is at that size is incredible. truly a world class athlete. no words for ross who never fails to leave me impressed!
Both are incredible.
they call him the Beast for a reason
Ross is the human equivalent of a labrador, hes so happy and hyper alllll the time 😂❤️
500th time I’ve seen this comment in the last few years lol
I didn’t know labradors laughed at nothing
Yep,
Annoying labrador never seen one
My Labrador is genuinely nice, this guys irritating
This dudes core has to be ridiculously developed for his abs to still show at that size
His 1 ab can put my bicep to shame😂
Just realised that fuck thats probally more muscle then all my body
You can have a lot of visceral fat under the abs which is actually more dangerous for health issues than subcutaneus fat (which hangs and flops around). Also organ hypertrophy further expanding the gut pressing the abs outwards is a real thing in many ppl who's ever done steroids. I dunno if Eddie does/did em, but that's how it is.
That being said it is impressive that a body of that size can be this functional.
could very well be the phenomenon called "Bubble gut" or "Bodybuilder gut" caused by abuse of growth hormone and other stuff
It's a power plant, not a core
Eddie just looks so majestic in the water, like a garados
😂😂😂
You mean kyogore
The entire water based Pokédex
♥️ He creates a wake while swimming that's not far off
Wailord
Eddie is the only guy who can make cardio look like lifting
Well every step for him is more than most people lift.
He can do 1 minute cardio...hahaahahaaha.
@@Killerkarotte1 and you can do 2 seconds if you were his weight. whats your point?
and the only guy who can make maxing out machines look like cardio
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I was laughing my butt off when they showed them running by the lake it look like a yeti was chasing a child
Did you ever see a yeti?
In my mind
@@segka8536 we have now
Yeti or sasquatch?
He is a monster!!! Freaking massive.
Everything Eddie Hall does is impressive but the most impressive thing about him in my opinion is that he is brutally honest with himself. He gives 100% effort to EVERYTHING!
11:27 at that weight is impressive
Other than admitting that hes not the World Record Holder for the Deadlift anymore
@@bbqseitan7106 He said Held mate, get some listening comprehension.
@@bbqseitan7106 I thought thor did it in his own gym with his own bar and weights without a ref right?
alfie picton he did lol , Thor’s dad is the one we’re trusting with the weights actually adding up to the world record value lol , the guy who has everything to gain from cheating helping his son win money and fame ... hence why Eddie doing it at a professional competition is the real record .
Dude, Eddie's abs look like a bodyarmour.
they would be bit on the heavy side for body armor tho
@@sfparrot4916 ikr
brih
@Rhys Sandon lol
@Rhys Sandon yesir
Imagine the terror you would feel if your jogging alone in the forest and you see Eddie chasing you
you just gotts out run him
That’s why I carry bear spray
@@waywardson911 😂
@@waywardson911 well he is around the average weight of an American black bear
@simonpetrikov3992 far more desirable to share a pint with though 😂
Eddie is the only person in the world to have a six pack and a beer gut at the same time...
A lot of people have it actually
Big Lenny: am i a joke to you?
Big Lennyism
there's "gh gut" and it's common enough to have it's own term
I probably shouldn’t say this here, but have you looked at Halfthor lately? It’s like they’re both mutating into a whole new category of organism...
This guy ran a marathon with a car being dragged...
wtf is his stamina, strength and endurance
Once the car is moving it would be as hard
@@ufd1826 I mean a marathon is unbelievably difficult anyway ?
@@cianan7497 depends on the marathon... her ein Georgia they got an annual marathon that is just 1 mile
@@Dan_Kanerva this dude swam around the British isles, he's not gonna call a 1 mile run a marathon lmao
@@Nabbottt OOOHHHH you mean Ross ? yeah
The thought of eddie running a mile in 7 minutes is absolutely terrifying
It was actually 11:25 when he finished
@@Luisbravo999 I was going off of what he says. And they ran more than a mile
@@dalenna_ oh sorry
@Nyessa 😂😂😂😂
Luis Bravo Yh 1.5 which is 1mile and 800m which is 7.37 per mile pace if Ross pace him ran with him Eddie would of ran quicker plus Eddie 26 stone
Eddie puts out some of the best fitness content. I love the way he challenges himself with other disciplines and takes it in his stride always giving it 100%. Keep it up.
Just a 26 stone man taking his pet human to the park, no big deal
Lmao
Hahaha
Ross does remind me of Mr. Peanutbutter
What’s the deal with stone? I thought they used KG
@@Brantlinsin UK people still use stone for body weight but KG for everything else. Bit weird.
it's terrifying that the world strongest man is in better shape than expected. I was speechless when he ran that amazing time for 1.5 miles at his size.
He was a very good swimmer when he was a teenager. I think he has some english record. So his heart is strong
Ross Edgley: "Hes a good swimmer, and im not bad"
The man has swam around Britain, which is beyond insane
Eddy was a junior Olympian if I'm not mistakez
It's alright to be a bit boastful
@@backyardbadideas776 Ross and Eddie were comparable swimmers in their teens, the difference is one made a career as a strongman and one made a career as an endurance athlete with an emphasis on swimming.
its jsut cardio
Love love love the fact that Ross kept checking on Eddie during the run - idk what it is but I found it really nice of him
Eddie could be a great motivator for endurance runs. "See that guy? If he gets you, he will eat you - better start running." Jokes aside, I'm very impressed by his run.
His diet is protein heavy, I'm too fat for him.
Eddie runing behind me would defin. give me enough motivation not to stop
@@zekokeko9126 a super heavyweight like him chassing me is kinda scary
"Oh, and he skipped breakfast"
lol
It's really interesting how Eddies immense strength enables him to do really advanced, heavy lifts but at the same time the muscle mass needed to do that makes normal exercises difficult.
This is a pretty standard thing in the military. Big, muscly dudes generally do not make good athletes or combat arms tradesmen.
There are a few MOS' that require it, such as pallbearers, but that's extremely rare.
@@Soaptastesok im a weapons loader in the air force and having a big strong guy (at least 1 per 3-man crew) makes lifting 200lb missiles 7 feet in the air alot easier. Thats why I dont like how running focused the PT test is, my strength has quite literally saved 10s of thousands of dollars in damage from times ive had to support a missile slipping from someones hands/ keep a M61A1 vulcan from falling the gun bay and fucking up the wire harnesses/ hydraulic lines. I can max pushups and situps easily, but they are only worth 20 points while the run (useless in my job) is worth 60 points.
@@Soaptastesok Yeah the big muscles they have prevents them from being able to reach most of their back so reaching a magazine or anything in the very back would be very difficult.
Good old square cube law baby.
Yeah, Ive seen a lot of big fucks run (at their top speed) so slow its at a jogging pace, specializing one's body type for a specific task is very important.
Climbing a rope the size of Everest is probably the craziest and most impressive feat I've ever heard.
There is a guy that walked from germany to italy.... on his hands xD
@@SaintMarneusCalgar ........w.h.a.t
@@Modernhabitus Ludwig Hofmaier
also known as handstand lucki hes an adorable guy and one of the hosts of an german tv show :D
@@SaintMarneusCalgar might guy irl
@@SaintMarneusCalgar wow😑
I'm a member of USAF Special Recon, and I have a couple things to say:
1) Great job Eddie! That is some tremendous strength!!
2) When doing sit-up, your arms must touch your legs within two inches of your knees.
3) When doing pull-ups, you cannot use your legs to increase vertical power (a.k.a. Kipping).
4) When doing the test sections, you cannot drink water.
5) The swim must only be Breaststroke or Combat Sidestroke.
Thanks guys, great video!
He has some sort of hydration condition, he can’t go very long without drinking, especially if he’s doing something like this haha
Doubt it.
You also can not rest in the down position during sit ups.
Usaf recon you sound like a grad honestly the advice is cool but we didn't need to know your rank lol doesn't make you dr phill
@@wyattwalkenhorst6075 what does this have to do with dr Phil?
I like how Ross didn't go for a show-off run, but coached Eddie through instead
In hs i was friends with a kid who cross county' he would pull and drag me after a long run.talking and laughing. I wanted to die.sad part i was in good shape. But could never run cross country
I hate running with partners I don't like having to slow my pace, and that's my along time with some good music.
Adam J Smith facts
It made me want to know what he could do going all out
@jenks Cx nuh uh, REEEAAALLYYYY??
Ross: Navy Seal
Eddie: Navy Walrus
Edit:
Wow! Didn’t expect this response! And now that after Ross I’m the top comment, maybe give the Royal Marines four day entry fitness test a go? ;)
this one needs more upvotes, hahaha good one!
@@vladimirrogers7601 Ha 😅 cheers dude 👍
Hahahaha
Severely underrated comment
More like navy Elephant seal
Eddie: is that a pass?
Ross: yeah full extensions, tick
Inner Ross: im not telling a 6'3 26 stone man he failed 🤣
i mean he does have to kip for pull ups lol
TheTrueToe yea but imo it’s still impressive. He’s like what 350 lbs
😂😂🤣🤣🤣
@@Zandercd Doubt you could even hang from a bar at that weight, typical keyboard warrior lmao
They are so strong
I think Eddie Hall is one of these guys who could turn his hand to pretty much anything physical. He's just got that "I will succeed or die trying" mentality.
"eddies pretty good at swimming, I'm not bad" (swam around the whole UK island)
No, you are
@sh ush ...UK is an island
edit: nevermind, I was wrong, sorry.
The UK isn't an island omds these yutes, im guessing you're from America. When it comes to geography you guys shouldn't talk
@@beast296 No, I’m not American, and I looked it up, I was mistaken, I’m sorry to have offended you in any way.
He swam around Britain not the uk btw. the Britain is England, Scotland and wales the UK includes Northern Island
I want a relationship as strong as the bar that could hold eddie
@Caleb P internally ?? Surely you're not serious
Those are so rare they might not even exist
I feel ya
Could you imagine turning around and seeing Eddie running after you?. It's like the T-rex in Jurassic park chasing after the jeep.
I was thinking the same lol x
Must go faster, must go faster.
Now this is the most accurate post I’ve seen about that run…. 😂😂 …man the original Jurassic Park was so good
Fair play to Eddie, that’s 1 of the reasons he won world’s strongest man, DETERMINATION, carrying that heavy ass and getting 11:27 is unreal
Just imagine what he could have done if he was fully hydrated.
Never gets old bro. Never gets hydrated
@KtotheD85 hi Eddie
@@bonk4225 hi Eddie's mate
I’m dead haha 😐
Lol
That round of Rock Paper Scissors was the most intense game ever.
The man couldn't lose, his fist would crush anything his opponent picked. Basically Nuke-Rock-Paper-Scissors.
we need to see brian shaw, robert oberst and eddie do this together, and loser has a forfeit
Loser pays for buffet
What abt Nick?
Oh nooo! No way any of the other guys agree to this! Eddie was a phenomenal swimmer as a teen and it clearly still shows
*Nick best has left the chat*
@@WaveMurray might has well put a going out of business sign for that buffet because they will eat everything and then some
Ross Edgley has such a positive energy about him
He actually did really damn good considering his size.
@@jeremeysmelltoast7829 did you do stuff for Israel instead of this country?
@Just Some Guy without a Mustache to hell with you. You say those things about Israel without even knowing us. We could've easily made Israel a Jewish only country when the arab nations tried attacking us together in the six day war after 1948 but we have more than 2m arabs living in our country.
What happens when you as a jew go into an arab town? You get assaulted, rocks are thrown at you and they're trying to kill. You think Israel are the one organising the attacks on Gaza and striking first? No. Hamas attacks us with a s**t load of missiles. The only reason we don't have thousands of dead people is the iron Dome and our military. Every assault on Gaza results in civilians dying because these basterds hamas use them as meat shield. Try visiting israel for once before judging. People here are welcoming and we have the most humane army in the world ( litterly we never give death penalties and never kill fckin terrorists). You think we're evil cause you have no idea about what's going on. I thought people would learn after the Holocaust that being antisemitic only results in death and begins a cycle of hatered.
We just want to live in peace without recieving death threats from everyone. If the US weren't supporting us and our army wasn't powerful, Hitler's goal to exterminate Jews would've been accomplished accomplished.
We desire peace. But you people judging us without having a clue is what stops it from happening.
Mark my words: world war 3 is going to happen soon and it won't end until either Israel or the arab nations are dead and nobody wants to burry his brothers and family in the ground
Eddie does 10 pull ups*
Gravity: Am I a joke to you?
Gravity couldn't pull him
Man how?
My jaw dropped watching him crank those out
To be honest, none of those pull ups would have counted. But watching a man as massive as him do what he did was still very impressive. Dudes a beast.
@@TheMinority2 so more than the head needs to be above the bar ? i dont exercise much so idk
I love wen the world's strongest man and the world's most gigliest man get together they are hilarious together
hehe
The giggling would get old after a couple days
I suppose when you're that good looking everything makes you happy.
You mean Shrek and Donkey?
strongest man and the iron will to go above and beyond. mentality means everything and the fact he is willing to push when it comes to shove goes to show the true strength mentally as well. mad respect from kentucky. wish i could go back to 15 deadlifting little cars dumpsters etc haha now i got the dad bod going on.
Absolute BEASTS! I am in awe. I was in special ops for 15 yrs and have NEVER seen someone with Eddie's build be able to do a test like this. No doubt he's strong as a Bull but normally anything with Cardio is out of the question. Our 1.5 mile qual was 12:20 so you would have killed it. We would welcome you with open arms on our team. Seriously Eddie you have a heart of a freakin LION! Love ya man! Keep up inspiring people who have excuses for why they can't do something!!
Yeah the dudes sick out works half the guys I know. What unit did you serve with?
@@mattgrim5178 I was an LEO, state full time team, best time of my life. I unfortunately I wasn't military. Even tho my team was demanding physically and mentally, it still wasn't nothing like our awesome military Spec Ops. Our team was more full time Swat but our title was Spec Ops.
@@utefan7718 Hey no need to talk down about a killer job like that respect to anyone that can handle the lifestyle 🤘
Hey man, yeh my dreams to work in sf and want to do everything to make it happen. Im 15 right now and i do workouts, runs and eat well daily, but is there anything i should be focusing on specifically? Or just any advice which could prepare me now so that im definitely ready for the recruitment? Cheers man, i look up to people like you
@@dantorbz7024 Dan it sounds like your already doing a great job and have a great attitude towards your dream. My best advice is to continue what your doing, obviously you need upper body strength but if you have good cardio you can do every course I've been through. I recommend jogging with a weighted vest as well, so your knees and shins are used to that abuse, (don't get to crazy with weights at your age because your knees don't deserve the beating) my knees where shot by 35, lol. Obviously lots of push ups and sit ups, BUT remember everyone has muscle failure so it is what it is, i mean that for punishments during course. Be mentally strong because 99% of everything is mental games, and stay focused on your dreams. I wish you the best of luck and hope this small advice helps. Our future is in young men and women like yourself. God bless
You guys are awesome for trying the PST.
You asked for the critique, so here it is:
Push Up: You must go fully up & down and no resting with your butt up in the air (looking at you, Ross)
Sit Up: Arms must be crossed on the chest.
Pull Up: You must go fully up & down. No kipping, swinging etc.
Swim: You must use the breaststroke or Combat Swimmer Stroke, which is slower than freestyle.
By the way, I was not a Navy SEAL; however, I was a Navy EOD Technician. Navy SEAL and EOD use the same PST Standard (but EOD is a bit easier).
And to be fair, I probably wouldn't be able to bench press half the weight that you guys do; additionally, I would have drowned before I hit the half way point around Britain ; ) Cheerio!
@[POG] Estarossa Lame reply.
Idk this test seems very easy is there a minimum of weight you must have. Because this exercises are very easy for me and I taught the navy seals are beasts. Sorry for my bad english im from switzerland.
@@Schimi24 : This is just a "basic" physical test. And just because you can meet the "minimum" physical requirement, it does not mean that you will get a contract to "try" to become a Navy SEAL.
Example: If the Naval Special Warfare Command (NSWC) is giving out only 100 contracts and there are 1,000 applicants, then only the "top 100" performers would receive the contract. And out of those 100 people that have the contract, only about 20-25 people will graduate from the training to become a Navy SEAL in the end (Navy SEAL Training Pipeline or BUD/S has about 75-80% attrition rate).
In order to join the regular Navy to begin with, you will have to meet the height & weight requirement.
@@SV-kr9fu oh okey. So its a bit harder😅
Violated Lame reply.
Two of the greatest British athletes ever settling their dispute with a good old game of Rock Paper Scissors. We love to see it
It was intense
When I was in high school, one of our phys-ed teachers was a retired Marine colonel. His name was Joe Molitoris. He was not only a great teacher but the best motivator I have ever met. I was a skinny 5 foot 10 inch 135 pounds but I was highly competitive and pound for pound one of the strongest kids in school. Thanks to coach Mol, our gym classes were tested against the Marine Corps physical fitness tests. Always wanting to be the best I looked up the requirements for passing, elite, and found the state records for high school students. When I got to sit-ups I saw that the record for 11th graders was 76 reps in 2 min. I was certain I could beat that and focused on owning that record. On the day of the sit-up test, we were told that 70 was a 100-point score. I told the coach I was going for the record and he said 76 reps in 2 min. is going to be tough, do you think you can do it? I told him I was doing 80 in practice and felt sure I can do it. When word got around, the gym started to fill up to see if this not-so-star athlete could do this. I was up first and was moving pretty well until around 60 I started cramping. It was all I could do to get 70 and score 100 points. I was so upset with myself that I asked the coach if I could try again by going last. That gave me around 30 min to stretch out the cramps. My classmates thought I was nuts because I already had 100 points. I just said "Because I can do 80 '. I did 80 reps with a few seconds left, but 80 was my wall.
Good story Michael. You should be proud of yourself for persevering. Did you call your teacher Colonel or Mr. Molitoris? I like to address retired officers as their rank as I think it shows respect.
At age of 14(8th grade) my cousin(2 years younger) and I went challenge mode. I was doing 100 press bends in one take(around 3:smth), 50 push-ups(hell knows how many time it took, I presume a bit more than 2 minutes), climbed to 15 pull-ups. Never made a run though. Even then, a 48 KG teenager of mine would literally die in attempt to do all the things within time, taking only 2 minutes rest in between! And we were some kind of "sporty" guys back then!
If Eddie can run like that carrying all that muscle I need to have a word with myself !
Everyone talks about the determination of ross but not talk about how he is laughing and smiling through out it all
Because he’s light and fit
@@hekskdjdnans2439
Light ?
@@54356776 yes light
@@hekskdjdnans2439
Compared to Eddie or just generally ?
@@54356776 generally
To be fair to Eddie, 90% or more of people in Eddie's weight category would not be able to finish that run without passing out or having a heart attack on the spot. The fact he got through that shows what an athlete he is, willing to push himself or die trying...
Sidenote.... Having a superheavyweight chase you down like that is kinda scary
It's actually super surprising that he got it at such a pace. I've seen lads half his weight do it in much worse times. Heck, my best time was 10:56 and I can't seem to get it under that! As much as Eddie can come across arrogant, he's an elite tier athlete and for being 26 stone he smashed that run.. Any weight above 18 stone doing that is impressive.
What you gotta love about Eddie is he may seem arrogant at times, but like his shirt says, he backs his bullshit up. And he's a fair sport when he losses a challenge.
Most ppl his weight is over weight lol Eddie is all muscle
Way more than 90% are you high
Norway 2001, Basic training in the Royal Norwegian Navy, athletics company..
*He was there* about 250lbs, about 200cm tall, everyone thought he was a robot or some kind of genetic experiment..
He never got tired, never showed any sign of weakness, he could outlift and outrun everyone, and if you stopped running to puke, just hearing him come running would make you start sprinting, the dude was terrifying!
Like a white Dwayne Johnson, but mean AF..
But I`m glad that guy was there back in the day, because now I use him as workout motivation, I simply imagine him coming after me when I start feeling lazy :D
i love that all these big guys are so kind
I absolutely love Ross Edgley, so underrated. His energy is awesome. A real man
@. in the sense that he should have more subs and more recgonition on social media. Love his content, his swim around GB should have had wayyy more views. Absolute machine the guy
Eddie is actually pressing the earth away from him when he does push ups
Everyone is depending on the frame of reference
No he isn't. It's not possible to do that
Everyone is, dumbass
Wandering Mole fuck off ?!? Really?!
It’s kind of true actually
As a guy who have experienced what it feels like to jog after so long of inactivity and weighing much less than Eddie, I gotta say Eddie is a beast for running those distance with that time.
hes crazy active, and he said he runs already. thats not inactivity lol, hes just huge
@@tysonangeles1568 I was referring to me who's being inactive, not him lol.
@@tysonangeles1568 The reason why I said what I said in my comment is because I used to be really heavy way back and I'm very active during those time. Now I'm like 20-ish kg lighter than before, but I'm way less active. When I started running again quite recently, I feel like I don't struggle as much as I did back then, and when I started that running, I was expecting to be at worse state than when I weight much more but more active, cause I thought I have more stamina back then.
That tells me that having huge body weight is a huge handicap for running. Being active definitely helps for sure, but being too heavy significantly reduces your performance during running, at least that's what my experience is. That's why I applaud Eddie to be able to run that distance with those time even with something like 70+ kg of weight difference between him and me. Also, my current running time compared to his running time in this video is actually not that far off, which is why I'm even more in awe.
I definitely wasn't trying to say that Eddie's not an active guy lol, I was saying that I was the one who's very inactive until recently. I've followed Eddie for quite a while now, I know a lot of stuffs that he's done.
Hope that clears that up, cheers.
Lmao I can do 1km about in 5 minutes and I am just 13.
@@MASTER-ts3sj no one asked kid
Eddie is such a brit and a bro. If I had someone like him egging me on, I would go way further then I normally do. He honestly wants YOU to perform better and no hostile, jealous bone in his body. Lovely AND motivational.
I'd love to see Eddie try the NFL Combine tests. At least there's an analog to how other athletes that are 300+ pounds perform in the test. I wonder how Eddie's 40 time would compare with Offensive lineman, as well as broad jump, vertical, shuttle, and bench press.
On top of this, we even have stats by Eddie's favorite, strongman, Mr. Robert Oberst to compare to. I found OB's numbers from the combine to be:
40 5.30
SS 4.87
VJ 30.5
Bench 37
10yd 1.97
20yd 2.99
NFL players have, without a doubt, inflated height/weight stats. I see people there who are a tiny bit larger than me, maybe 5 kg heavier looking and shorter and they say they're almost 20 kg heavier. At least they'll have the PEDs in common haha
Best idea
@@duanecameronson He's made millions of dollars playing an amateur level sport, so it worked out pretty well for him. You can dislike him all you want, but the guy was an elite swimmer before becoming the World's Strongest Man. If you think he wouldn't compare favorably to Offensive/Interior Defensive lineman at the combine events, we'll just have to respectfully disagree. Troll on, mate.
THIS...we need to see it.
I swan with Eddie when I was younger. Can confirm he was a fucking beast. I was the fastest in the UK for my age ( I went on to compete in the olympics). Eddie wasnt much slower than me ad 2 years younger. Genetic freak
What was his build like back then.
@@gerardohernandez7099 I saw him race when he was 11-13 and bigger than everyone his age by miles. Also remember him coming back at about 16 after a few years of him not racing looking about 25 years old haha
Which Olympics did you go to? Must have been an experience and a half
@@blondeboi22 Beijing 2008. Fucking amazing mate. Some great stories il never forget.
Ross also used to go to the same gym as me at loughborough uni. Another freak
Eddie, you're an inspiration man. I'm 220lbs and I can't run more than 0.75 miles in one go. You've inspired me to try running longer distances. You never give up and I've always found that very very motivating. Thank you.
You got this man! I’m 195lbs and it’s a bitch running but I always threw in mild cardio with my powerlifting workouts. I ran a mile in 9:46 a week ago and shaved off a bit to get it at 8:13. I’m trying to join the navy and want to do the 1.5 mile run in 9 mins.
@@Supremebean303 good luck with the navy, man. Keep pushing
@@Supremebean303 You got this! The 1.5 mile run is all about practice. Grew up on a military base and that's what Conditioning (PE) class made us do on a weekly basis. My best time was 9:15 at 255.
My old, veteran ass agrees. At 40, I’ve let myself go pretty far (6’ and 250ish) and now I’m ready to take my life and my body back.
Hahaha before the military I felt the same way bro I was I believe 245lbs could run for shi now im 190 and run the mile at like 8
Dude! Nothing but respect! Especially for that run! 11:27 for a mile and a half is much better than an average guy, and no offense, but you're MUCH bigger than an average guy. (All muscle, but still, it takes a TON of energy to carry around that much muscle). Good job man!
Yeah I think if the pace had been a bit more accurate he could have done a 10:30
Props for admitting he had to kick up while doing pull ups. He's a really big guy and these exercises aren't really meant for them (or are much harder for them to do). Wow can't believe he did that run too. His vascular is in very good shape for such a big guy. His stiff head while running is a clear indicator he's not a "runner". Which makes it all the more impressive
Yea. Even if he was doing It wrong I wouldn't say anything because I care for my body
I honestly think his stiff head is cause of his massive traps. Idt his head can move much
I actually didn't know who this guy is, but those are some impressive achievements damn.. good job Ross!
LasTCursE69 he is literally one of the fittest people on the planet it’s worth giving him a follow.
@Marcus Bailey nah he didn't
Tbh if he peed in that pond the fish would turn into sharks
underrated comment
The amount of testosterone in his body, he would piss entire dogs.
ya know fish need protein too
@@Badgerman494 and then those dogs would piss small versions of him, which will grow to become clones
XD
I want to see a redo of this now with Eddie in his current shape!
You knew Eddie was gonna kill it once he got into the water and was hydrated
Me: **laying in bed at 6am drinking a 2 liter of fizzy drink and a family size bag of chips**
Also me: “yeah I could do that”
"Bro thats too ezzz I could do that double to what they did"
**cant stand up in bed**
fucking mood
*Did you know, the tattoo on his upper chest, 力，is a Chinese word which means strength.*
Cant tell if you're British or American
@@MuttMarc neither- I’m Czech 😂
To be fair to Eddie he's got an insane amount of mass to move with every push up or pull up he does.
Ill give it to Eddie hes not only strong he's got the endurance to SHIFT all that weight for over a mile in 11.27!
That a mile and a Half !!
Fred sNoW that's what it says 'over a mile' ^
Endurance? Hahahahahahaa. I run that on a average day.
Eddie is only strong. Nothing more.
Eddie running looks like the damn Juggernaut coming after you!
A guy Eddie's size running a mile and a half that quickly is an incredible achievement. What an athlete, his work is paying off in spades.
22:44 Juggernaut sound
All these comments about how well Eddie did and I'm just sitting here amazed at how Ross is SO STRONG AND FIT but so modest about it.
He did nothing special. Eddy did
Eddie
Big big respect for you Eiddie... you are really hero... what you did are miracle for heavy man...
If you guys actually wanted to know:
For the NSW PST you must complete it in the order of:
Swim → push up → sit up → pull up → run
SWIM: must be either combat swimmers' stroke (CSS) or breast stroke, some warrior challenge mentors will not allow breast stroke because it's seen as a faster stroke, pools vary between 25 yards and 25 meters, the test is supposed to be 25 yards but again, the chief can pick to make things a little harder if they give you a meter pool they adjust from 500yd swim to 450m
PUSH UPS: resting is only granted in the locked out position but you must maintain a rigid core in a "plank", aka no sagging and no raised butt. Officially you come down to a fist or if a fist is not used then 90° bend at elbows. Some chiefs will require you to the floor.
SIT UPS: hands (not just fingers) are placed on traps, no "rocking" sit ups, must go down until scapula hits the floor (shoulders can remain off floor) and up until your elbows touch your upper thighs, no swinging of elbows either, must rest in seated up position
PULL UPS: must be pronated grip, no regripping allowed, rest as long as you want from hanging position (some chiefs change this) and no kipping allowed, must be what's known as a "dead hang" pull up
RUN: 1.5 mile run, sometimes on a track, sometimes on a path, changes based on location of test given, typically they pick the hardest way to do it.
TIME: Overall you have specific rest times, noted as 2 minutes between calisthenics and 10 minutes before/after the cardio vascular events
PASSING: passing does not mean you're given an NSW contract, however minimums are on the NSW website. Typically people don't care about the minimums because they mean nothing anyway. To secure a contract you have to be competitive in your district. There are theories of "auto qualification scores" which change based on who you ask/when you ask. But the theory is that a competitive standard must be met typically around these numbers 9:30/75/75/15/9:30 sometimes better scores than that are even suggested.
Bro chilllll
Very informative. These videos of people passsing the navy seal fitness test are a joke to me. But impressive for a Man this size to move like this. When I was training 9:30/100/100/20/9:00 was competitive. And CSS IS PREFERED because it is an efficient stroke and lowers your profile in the water
@@iainmiller-moore4388 brah you salty? hes just dropping knowledge.....
@@vh8689 little overkill imo
Iain Miller-Moore I hear ya lol I mean information is power tho brother!
The run looked like Eddie was chasing down his dinner lol
Lol😂
given his weight choosing to run on multiple surfaces and levels made this a much harder run than the standardized tests
Gotta respect these seals having to go through this. Not sure if this guy is or was a seal, but respect.
There's nothing harder than knowing you're well behind but you've still got to keep up, that "why didn't I just run faster to begin with" doubt. Once you're past it you know it's all about the struggle.
It's great to see Ross' motivation and mindset at work, Eddie's always a pleasure too but the pair of them make a good combo. Some hard working men right there.
Australian SASR test, 50 cadence push ups, 8 minimum pull ups, 3km run while holding 10kg, 90 minute ruck with 35kg in backpack and finally 800m swim in 16 minutes. Good luck!
This is the pretest to qualify for BudS. Not an actual SeaL test.
Eddie Hall, for a big man like you to complete that run at 11:27 is amazing. Much respect.
Kudos! A truck-of-a-man doing all these running, swimming, situp everything. I think this is mighty impressive.
I got really good vibes watching this. I would have loved to do this challenege with them.
A Cappella Trudbol true. Good vibes
@@JohnMbanaja bub b huh ghhuhhhh
A good goal but we all know no matter how strong you are or buff you are anyone would get absolute get destroyed by these two
It's a pleasant surprise to see you here! Trying to stay with these good vibes in these trying times. Can I offer you an egg?
@@kayleighwybert4238 u good?
I'm impressed with his run time. At my peak my fastest time was 10min14sec at 138lbs. For him to be so large and do it in 11min27sec is fucking amazing.👏🏽 Hooyah Eddie!
These guys should start a Netflix series together
I’d binge it
id binge to
Ye id defo binge that shit
ZackM if they did it on UA-cam they’d get paid the same as a ten minute video per episode
That run of 1.5 miles in 11.27 is just insane to me. I'm not even half Eddie's weight, and the best I've managed over that distance is 12.50.
It's a 7:38 mile time. Pretty dang good.
You're unfit
2 buff men battling out on a rock-paper-scissors game is probably the most intimidating thing I've ever seen
The fishes where he pissed will be jacked by the end of the month. However, the fishes will also experience the side effect..DEHYDRATATION.
They will be mutants from roids.
Better pour in some cranberry juice for them as well.
If anyone doesn’t need to be armed to be intimidating, then it’s Eddie.
@@effects4days821 I would love to see you say this to his face....
@@effects4days821 Lol. Imagine being so petty you need to troll his videos, bitch about a fair win and moan on someone else's comment.
Get some sleep and wake a better individual.
Effects4days get a grip
@@matthewlaunchbury265 guys @effects4days still lives with his mummy hes only a wee boy. He's no woke up yet and had his cornflakes....
Albert Cole I gave his videos a free view AND a free dislike for being a dumbass 😊😂
I maxed all my PT tests in the Army @ 225 pounds... this is a whole new level... Nice work big man. ... Ross, yeah we all knew you could do it, bro you swam around the fricken island.
So you're telling me if Eddie tries a little more and trains a little harder around the calisthenics and gymnastics area....he could become batman?!
That's one big Batman!
He’s rich
Can lift 1000 pounds
He is Batman
This man eats 10k calories a day. He is bat man
I he trains more harder of course that can become a eddie hall
Yes and that’s like old school cartoon big muscle Batman at that
Eddie running at 2x speed is so memeable
I also put it on 2 times and it's the greatest thing ever lmao
it looks hilarious lmao
Can he even run? Probably i walk faster than he "runs".
@@Killerkarotte1 probably cause the guy is 3x your weight lmao
@@lancetheking7524 Thx Captain obvious for proving that extreme weight lifting has nothing to do with fitness. ^^
I hope we see more collab of Eddie and Ross, all videos with these two are pure gold.
This channel is quickly becoming a safe space for me when my mental health is bad ❤
It looks like a strangely over sized person is chasing a normal adult
yes
That navy seal is far from a normal adult 😂
normal adult is chasing fitness girl :)
"normal adult" =ross edgley fr
Imagine being chased by a zombie version of Eddie hall that wants to eat you.....!!!
Who else sees Eddie putting in more work than Thor 👀💯
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Wayyyyyyy more work. He wants it and you know it. The only thing Thor has is his height
@@boxy2441 nah fam
As Thor would say
BA-BA-BA--BAA
Thor will crush him
Eddie definitely the most motivational human being out there like doing a test designed for people half his weight like wow!
@Ryan Chetty and a 3rd of his strength
Ross is that one hyper extrovert friend. Full of energy, and can go and go and go and doesn't stop. Seems like he'd be fun to invite basically anywhere
I was thinking the same thing... love his energy. It's intense without being annoying... real people person.
@@johndeeregreen4592facts
7:30 mile at 360lbs?? That’s actually phenomenal
That's what I'm sayin!!
He's been training hard since his retirement it's all over his UA-cam channel. There's no way Thor can catch up with such a lead in conditioning on Eddie's side. Hopefully thor can get in better shape and sharpen his boxing skills.
@R M Jesus, that's slow man. You gotta work on your speed.
So glad to see Ross back on the channel you two are so funny together.
21:47 Eddie going up and down is just so funny while chasing someone smaller than him
when they were jogging eddie looked like a dark souls boss chasing ross😂
No wonder Ross was so fast he had the world's strongest Man Eddie hall chasing after him 💪💯
This guy doesn't need a DNA test. It's obvious his ancestors were Vikings.
Little do people know
Vikings were pretty smol guys, like below avarage compairing to nowadays
@@shurochi6505 They were shorter but they had more bone density due to constant physical efforts
all of these are quite accurate the reason people feared them wasn't their size at all it was their overpowering will, fearlessness, fighting abilities and strength
also they were known to do shrooms before battle to be more on edge (i could be wrong there not 100% sure) but also some went into battle nearly naked so you see these guys coming you run the other way
i would personally love to see an accurate representation of a battle between the vikings and the spartans and samarai
@@shurochi6505 they were short compared to modern, but giants compared too medival people. And with proper food today they would be very tall. That’s why average hieght in Nordic countries is so high
@@kingoftheblobs6039 there were certain types of Vikings, the “berserker” term came from the front line of Vikings that would be high off psychedelics so they wouldn’t have any fear
Watching Eddie swim against Ross was like watching a speed boat racing a freighter ship. One was stupid fast where as the other one is fast enough and absolutely unstoppable
Eddie: "Ready? 3, 2, 1, go!"
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This man synchronised his midroll countdown with his video lol.
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