5 Steps To Becoming Harder To Kill!
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- Опубліковано 4 тра 2024
- Join Jason, a former Special Forces Medic, and a seasoned SERE (Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape) Instructor, as they share their top 5 tips to help you become hard to kill. Drawing from their extensive experience in high-stakes environments, they offer invaluable insights into what it takes to thrive in challenging situations.
Here's a glimpse of what you'll learn:
Physical Fitness: Discover the importance of maintaining peak physical condition to enhance your endurance, strength, and overall resilience.
Mental Toughness: Explore strategies for developing mental resilience and staying focused under pressure, enabling you to overcome adversity.
Discover Your "Why Survive": Uncover the driving force behind your will to survive and thrive, empowering you to persevere through the toughest of circumstances.
Situational Awareness: Learn how to sharpen your senses and remain vigilant of your surroundings, allowing you to anticipate threats and respond effectively.
Develop A Community: Understand the significance of building a strong support network and fostering meaningful connections with others, providing invaluable resources and camaraderie during challenging times.
Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, a survivalist, or simply someone looking to enhance your resilience and preparedness, this video offers practical tips and actionable advice to help you become harder to kill. Don't miss out on this opportunity to level up your survival skills and mindset. Watch now and start your journey towards becoming unbreakable.
Welcome back, friends! In this video, Jason Smith from Hobo Forge Survival and I are discussing the top skills that will help keep you alive and make you harder to kill. Growing up, my goal was always to become harder to kill, focusing on survival books and shows. However, as I've gotten older, I've realized that humans are the most dangerous animal on Earth. So now, we're shifting our focus towards the human element in wilderness survival.
I will always be a teacher and a student. I'm constantly learning and progressing in my wilderness survival skills. Today, Jason and I are sharing our top priorities for those who haven't reached our level yet. We'll discuss essential skills to work on and gain confidence in becoming harder to kill - whether it's dealing with Mother Nature or two-legged foes.
One skill that stands out is near and dear to Jason's heart - stay tuned till the end of the video to find out what it is! #SurvivalSkills #WildernessSurvival
Bonus from one of my subscribers
#6 Stop being a consumer and be a producer. Can you grow your own food? Do you have skills in animal husbandry? Can you build and repair stuff?
0:00: Discussion on evolving survival skills to focus on human element for increased resilience.
4:34: Efficiency in fitness training: Achieve elite fitness levels with minimal time and gear, integrating workouts into daily tasks.
8:03: Building mental toughness through gradual challenges leads to resilience and confidence.
12:02: Maintaining focus on immediate priorities amidst overwhelming challenges.
16:12: Importance of identifying your 'why' in survival situations and prioritizing family and loved ones.
19:29: Importance of situational awareness in personal safety and survival
23:19: Importance of situational awareness for personal safety and family protection.
26:40: Building a strong community starts with personal growth and attracting like-minded individuals.
30:28: ⛰️ Building strong bonds through shared suffering in challenging experiences leads to lasting connections.
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Being US Army - Retired, I’ve been asked many times what was the “hard” part…. I finally realized it wasn’t necessary what we did, it was the conditions… aside from the Physical fitness… the suffering.. heat, cold, sleeping on the ground, no showers, greasy, dirty, clothes being foul, lack of sleep, smelling like diesel and dirt… all at the same time.. just being uncomfortable! You have to learn how to make discomfort a friend you know… Not the guy you call to hangout but he’s tolerable. Embrace the suck… was a common. Phrase.
One of the best videos I’ve watched on UA-cam period. Fantastic content thank you.
Wow! Thanks!!
I agree that the mentality aspect of any situation is the lynchpin for everything. Great term "Type-2" fun. God Bless and keep the great content goint!
Really enjoyed this. This is serious talk of prepping, not fantasy like some other channels do. Thanks for keeping it real.
I appreciate that!
I'm crippled. My right arm is almost useless. I put up two canvas tarps and make a tent. Then use my cane too get off the ground. I make my upside-down fire. Here's the thing. Don't engage. I did martial arts 30 plus years. But I got major arthritis. I'm practicing old school stuff with survival. My buddy comes with me that is 74 years old. The two cripples help each other. So it's fully struggle and we don't give up. One trip it got super cold and knocked the lean toos down lots of times with high wind. So we slept in the van and got up and made a tent with the tarps. I'm 53 and I have no surrender. Even after my last upside-down fire was fully wet I through all my fire making stuff on it. My buddy kept saying give up. No. I got that shit going. Then we sat around drinking our beer all night. I even used the embers too start a fire in the morning.
Facts. The more you know
The less gear you need. Do the things kids!
Great talk between the two of ya! Thanks for sharing it with us, brother.
Glad you enjoyed it!
All hail asparagus. Thx Jasons
Rule #1 - You WILL NOT rise to the occasion when the time comes…
Great video guys see ya on the next one
Awesome video
Great video guys
Спасибо!
I would appreciate more specific perspectives on older folks. I am retired medical with 35 yrs mixed martial arts, prepped, live in the country on a large lake and can shoot the butt of a gnat at 300 yds. I bench 369 but I've had 2 heart attacks and arthritis in my ankles and can't run.
You sound like a stud! Maybe you have a few years under your belt but I’m guessing you are still quite active and doing all you can to be fit and ready for whatever life throws at you. We all have a list of issues. As we get older that list typically grows longer. Keep moving forward. Do everything YOU can to stay fit, mobile and healthy.
Another Deja Vu.!
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There is guy I know who is grumpy all the time. But one thing that is always in the forefront of my mind is no matter now grumpy I am or how much an event sucks, I know one of two things are going to happen. One, the suck is going to end and I am going to get some great life lessons out of it or I am going to die. But either way the suck is going to end. So I give the suck a big ole hug and smile, and whisper in it's ear. "Bring it on, either way, I win." Then I laugh.
I tell my friends about me and my friends outdoor adventures the adventures of Shayne and Dom the very tall hobbits from the Lord's of the rings. Us barely sleeping because of major bear country too rain setting up camp. He wants propane grills and shit. I'm like we don't need it.
Again no real mention of advance medical knowledge and education. Great having a will to live but you need to be alive so need to protect that with medical knowledge and skills.
Oooo Nothing is bigger than my life and I need to keep that alive. You stated that Hypothermia is a nice way to go. Not really. but Advance Medical knowledge gives you the skill to recognise the onset of hypothermia and how to treat that and get back to your supposed reason.
But I’ve realized… I probably won’t survive unless I have a Hobo forge Tomahawk! 🤷♂️😎
Situational awareness??? Men most people i see on the streets are walking with the Head down, not looking for snakes, but looking on there Phone with earplugs in and not paying attention to anything.
And REACT! Don't stand there with a dumb look or a phone 😮
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Physician Heal Thyself.