Training for REAL Life with Special Forces Veteran Pat McNamara
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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2024
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Chapters:
00:00 Deadcats & An Outdoor Podcast
01:49 Make Do With What You've Got
02:36 "I Liked Winning"
04:41 "Anything You Learn Before 20 Is Permanent, Almost"
05:30 Unique Training Split
06:54 "Mitigate Excuses & Get People Active"
08:52 "I Became Nearly Completely Immobile"
10:15 "If Nothing Else, All I Do Is That"
12:20 "90% Of People The Age Of 30 Will Not Sprint Again"
13:57 "A Man Is At His Peak In His Mid-40s"
15:18 "Staying Clear From All The BS & Not Worrying About Everybody"
16:08 PR = Gimmicky Term?
17:27 "Oh Damn, I Am Average In This Place"
19:03 Reframe The Social Media Comparison Game
20:42 "I Don't Know What To Do When I Go To The Gym"
24:33 Pat's Morning Routine
26:08 Outside Office
27:03 "Writing Is Not Easy"
29:07 Restraint vs Sandbagging
31:44 "I'm Curious About Defying Age"
32:57 Pullup Discussion
34:35 Diet Cults, Growing & Sourcing Local Foods
38:52 Pat's Full Day Of Eating & Supplements
40:22 "After Getting Dressed, I Would Need A Nap Because I Was Exhausted"
43:35 "How Much Pain Can Tolerate During The Day?"
45:57 "With Chronic Pain, Comes Chronic Bad Disposition"
47:14 "When You Know What Bad Feels Like, You REALLY Appreciate Feeling Good"
49:16 Breaking The Pain Threshold
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I like the idea that staying disciplined nurtures motivation, instead of needing motivation to stay disciplined. Makes so much more sense this way around!
Nailed it 👌
That's because staying disciplined is way harder than staying motivated
Love how Pat always downplays and tries not to focus on being in Delta, always just emphasizes Special Forces.
Old School quite professional
Three years ago I was at my lowest low. Life was bad. YT put Jocko’s Extreme Ownership Ted Talk in my feed, and it led me down the responsibility rabbit hole. Next I discovered Jordan Peterson, then Goggins. Then Pat Mac.
These 4 men changed my life.
Three years ago I was 51, working a $10 an hour job, and living in a hotel. My life had fallen apart 8 years before and I was stuck in the hole I had dug for myself. It was hopeless… I thought.
These days I work out in some form 7 days a week, I’m making nearly $30 an hour at a new job, I’m growing, learning, and becoming a better person than I was the day before, every single day.
Pat, if you ever read this, thank you. You saved my life. You saved my family. The inspiration you’ve given me and others cannot be underestimated or understated. You’re not just making people stronger, you’re saving people’s lives and creating a better tomorrow for us all by doing so, every single day.
Fuck yeah 🍺
Good for you bro!!! This is awesome.
Crazy to think that he's been struggling with PMR the whole time I've watched him... He's never seemed anything less than the one of the most energetic healthy motivated dudes ever. Holy badass, Batman.
People don't understand how much of a legend Pat is
No. Only you do because you're so special and unique 🙄
PatMac is seriously underrated. If only he never deployed and just jogged while dropping f bombs maybe more would know about him.
@@AllPainNoGainsyou can’t praise someone without hating on another in the same breath? What a sad mentality
@@AllPainNoGainsand what have you done ?
Planning creates predictability.. Predictability reduces stress..
Keep It Simple Stupid. Life is only as hard as you make it.
Being my kids' and grandkids' superhero is my goal.
PatMac is the dude!
Been following Pat for a number of years now. Dont recall how i found him but it was like 8 years ago or something
The best thing about Pat is the way he say things, like showing a sense of humour...like "GetYouSum Bands" and things like that, plus the no BS attitude. The way he is like, "ok, no gym, cool.... get outside and find some logs to lift" the practical side of it.
And his basic dude stuff vids are a gospel for men. Dont learn it, KNOW that stuff lads !!!
As a vet who also got some wacky, very painful diseases (auto-immune arthritis and erythromelalgia!), I was down for the count for a couple years, thought I wouldn't lift or run ever again. It sucked watching my body, which was very highly fit when I was in the Army, turn soft. I recently got tired of that shit and just said fuck it, and got back to it. Going on 2 months of working out most days and it's going great!
Gotta stay motivated. Soldier like Pat keep this 70 year old Marine going
someone of the coolest men out there HELL YEAH
Power slam a whole quart of water when you rise up! I did that for 20 years in the US Army. I think Pat is treating everyday like a selection course. Army Strong!
best “not a podcast” there is
Yeah, this one was masterful. Maybe it's Pat, because he is so multi faceted and interesting, but Juji did a masterful job directing the flow of the conversation.
This guy has a strong mind and a strong spirit. That's why they call them Special Forces. Because they are truly special.
Had no idea of your PMR condition--totally inspired by your perseverance through the physical and mental challenges of this and convicted by my weak excuses. Thanks PatMac for lighting a blaze!
It's not about motivation. It's about discipline.
Yes. Motivation says whether or not "you're gonna do it."
Discipline is whether or not you actually DO IT. 🙂
This guy gets it. Love the attitude.
One of my most enjoyable mental activities is wondering what I'm going to do tomorrow for my workout. I do this every night before I fall asleep. It keeps me motivated and creative because I always like to think of different ways to workout...
44 y/o now and am in better shape than when I was an Active Duty Infantryman through my 20s, no question!!
Train smart, train consistant, and get yourself better!
training smart is not easy nowadays, do some tips xD
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Been watching Juji with Shaw and others over time. Mad respect that you sat with P-Mac as he’s one of my biggest motivators of all time. He’s humble, wise, and honest - real. “Basic” badass Dude.” 👍
"discipline will trump motivation any day" - This is exactly what I say to anyone who asks how to stay motivated.
Yeah!!!!
Just like trump trumps Biden any day.😂
Discipline equals Freedom
How is discipline not just a different form of motivation? I feel like they are both the same thing on a different spectrum.
@@oongieboongie discipline means you do the work even if not motivated. You take the need of any mental state out of the equation and do the work regardless.
I used to be a track guy. I had to stop the video & comment just to emphasize how respectable a 56 second 400m is. Anything under a minute is pretty damn damn good. Anything under 50 seconds is approaching the elite of the elite levels.That 55-60 second range takes some serious toughness, especially for a bigger dude. I always liked the 400 because as long as you could work harder for longer, you could be super competitive.
Facts man!
I will try sprinting. Ridiculous, that only sprinting i had to do in my whole life was in 5th grade, and it was 60m. School system has failed to teach anything about sports.
Fun conversation with a good feeling energy. Full of great ideas, creativity and inspiration. Thank you both!😎👍
Great interview. Love him mindset. So strong. Real metal grit in how workouts, diet, mental/physical recovery, and overcoming his health issues.
Pat Mac
You are the man
so dope to see you two together.
Really Really appreciate this guys .
More PatMac is always a good thing
This is total treat
I'm in my mid 40s, and have spent the last 19 years in a sedentary desk job which has completely wrecked my body. Found PatMac while researching range skills, and he's given me the motivation to get my meat suit back into fighting shape.
Excellent podcast. Pat is the man.. i've followed him for years.
This was a great interview.
Another great podcast, thanks for posting 💪👍☺
You are looking healthy , I admire you and what you stand for . God bless you and your family thank you for your service .Please keep putting out videos I love them .stay strong !
Love this guy. A true American Bada$$. Respect and thank you sir, for your service!
Great video and interview always good listening to Pat Mac
Great questions great answers 💪💯🙏
This was awesome. Both great guys, with great attitudes.
Pat is such a good human and a great warrior! 🇺🇸💪🏼🙏
I remember him from the JRE he did, after your workout vid I checked out all his stuff and he seems like a great guy
Yes juji so far so good loving it.
Thank you!
Love Pat Mac. What a DAWG
Loved these JoN
great inspiration from these guys.....................................
What a great guy
Great man👏👏
Yes juji mate love from the UK 😊
such a sick collab. shout out delta. you guys got some sick chemistry together too. buncha goofballs
This man was a breath of fresh air to have on, great interview juji 🤙🏼
That conversation was short, I could have listened for another hour at least.
Man you are an excellent interviewer. Very natural.
Pat Mack is a Bad Dude !!!!!!! Love Him
Just recently started using an infrared sauna, they’re no joke! Highly recomend
Pat your have excellent tips
I found Pat in 2020. The first video I watched was about Charlotte. I read SENTINEL. Every time I have to do sth that annoys me "just basic dude stuff" crosses my mind and I get it done. I use a white board for some things and a black board for other things. Meanwhile, "5P" is pretty known among my fellows. Pat is the uncle every boy needs.
Pat reminds me of that one uncle you have that is a real badass and is cool at the same time!
Speaking of sprints: 400m sprint was one event of a physical fitness test I had to do for a job and man, i trained and trained and my best time in training was like 1:07. But test time came around and we went in groups of 4. I happened to have the other biggest guy in the entire candidate pool (I was the largest by far at 6'4" 250 pounds, he was about 210-220) and just having him in my group motivated me to run my best 400m sprint at 50 seconds flat. Everyone was astounded that a 250-pound lineman sized dude could do it. I felt so good, and even my biggest competitor said, "Bro, you got some wheels on you. I tried to catch you, and i couldn't!" He was on my heels the whole time, though. I gotta get back into that sprinting shape. Best I've ever felt!
TRUTH. Freaking Awesome Dude. Thank you for sharing ❤
Great guy.
Poor Bob, just standing there stoically awaiting his next punishment.
That's one cool dude.
His mindset make really sense
Brilliant
Impressive. Juju is a great interviewer. Probably the best so far on UA-cam
Amaze experience 👍🏻
The real workout is when there's a thunderstorm, and Pat Mac has to put all that workout equipment indoors.😆
He said he leaves it out in the rain 🌧️
I love this mind set, most people don't know but Gong Fu simply means Hard Work. Become comfortable being uncomfortable.
Glad to hear him say 44-46 was the fittest he’s ever been. Just turned 30 and after 10 years of training the PRs have slowed and seem to have more injuries (both previous and new). Was starting to think maybe the best was behind me but this gives me hope there is more in the tank
I have to agree with you about being your fittest in your 40s. I'm 42 and feel like I can get into shape way faster then any point in my life .
Interesting what Mac said about peaking in our 40s. In my mid 40s I did 28 pull-ups, my BP. Never thought about the peaking thing. Metal Up🤘
Buy his coffee is unbelievable!
Gret content man!
In the Interest of staying young in the body into 90's plus years, My Tai Chi instructor said The Chinese Masters would gage the age of a Martial Artist body by 3 measures. 1. Elasticity of the skin, maintained mainly with the Qigong practices. 2. Strength/Flexibility of the spine. 3 For how long can you practice continuous martial arts movements in a low to the ground stance as in thighs parallel to the ground stances, a good goal is 30 minutes to an hour. Also I would also add all the grips hand/forearm/finger/toe/foot/calve strength, good for the central nervous System to train the hands feet and spine.
I don't even recognize that dude without his long hair and the other guy Pat is absolutely legend what's the legacy that you can hold up to 💯
Pat Mac is the f**king man!
Fitness not brokenness. 100% accurate the older you get.
Nice
Great podcast. I have a chronic spinal pain disease and rely on SS and God only. First eating healthy IS expensive on a very small limited income but I do what I can. Also, ringworms is a fungus and can be treated with Monostat (yes the feminine product for yeast infections). Ask me how I know! Thanks for sharing!
Another decent natural anti-inflammatory is rose hip. Jam or tea is pretty tasty. It's not going to cure anything all on its own, but it helps.
40:00 Lots of my male friends and I in our 50s have been suffering the same. We've all done some sort of military service, tired, pain, arthritis and even diabetic thought we don't drink sodas or eat loads of crap. Sometimes I'll wash the dishes and need a 15 minute nap. Before my 50th I was training hard to join up for the Dad's Army but some days it's hard enough to walk let alone do the assault course. 😂 But getting better as I'm getting off all the meds they were pumping into me.
We need more podcasts outdoors like this that don't have the surname "Paul" attached to them.
I personally got scared yesterday. I just pulled on my shorts... and this one almost fell, I pulled with one finger....
that's interesting, because most long distance runners actually peak at 45
The guy looks like James Hollingshed in the thumbnail 😎
Where can you find Pat’s detailed training program?
we gotta get buugz and pat in the same room
Solid, This just sounded like a couple dudes just talkin. Didn't sound forced, Good flow.
Agee Pat. I managed my three ironman finishes in my mid forties. It took years to build up the stamina and the mental strength to get there. Now, in my 60`s I look back with pride and wonder how the hell I managed them. Still workout though.
GituSome coffee and stretchy stuff.
I'm proud of 2 things I've done today:
1. I pooped
2. I successfully identified a Taran Tactical +1 or +2 magazine extension in the pistol, sitting on the table, in the background behind PMAC.
Did he get a chance to talk about his bands?
Dont forget The Bioneer
Similar style, im a creator. I just wanna work out, go the gym, and start doing, and body tells me what it needs and what it dont need. I try to learn as much bodyweight moves as possible, so i have a wide variation of exercises.
Sometimes it is basic moves, "heavy" weights, sometimes more cardio, sometimes not at all. Variying between very basic moves and difficult ones, not forgetting weighted stretches and mobility.
Jogging sometimes.
I might work out hard 20 h/week for three months, then slow down for months. And start over again.
Hardest part really is to not do another set or exercise even when you feel like you're superman at the moment.
It sucks.
It's like coitus interruptus.
But it is necessary.
What got me at this point was work related shoulder problem, that i started to fix, and that i have no more money to my favourite sport anymore.
Where is this colab with Greg what is the video name anybody ?
Which infrared sauna?
That ‘65 GTO…
I was at my Best 50-52
💪💪👍👍
They really hammered hard to start while you're young. If im a dumbass and did nothing until Im 38 how lost of a cause am I?
I suffer from Fibromyalgia. It is a brutal, life altering disease that centres around a highly sensitized pain system and pathological CNS function. The fallout from exercise is terrible. Unimaginable pain from head to toe, there is nowhere it doesn't hurt. Fatigue, headaches, allergies, shortness of breath, sound, smell and weather sensitivity, and for me very bad stiffness. Symptomatically very similar to Pat's illness. It has been on and off for nearly twenty years, but since 2020 has been the worst I have suffered. I feel only now I am beginning the long haul back. I've done it before, and know I will have to do it again as it's incurable. Pat is an inspiration.