British Army Soldiers || Guards vs Paras | 3 Mile Boot Run | HDPRCC
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- British Army Soldiers || Guards vs Paras | 3 Mile Boot Run | HDPRCC
Infantry courses were focused on core infantry skills, but the various demands on infantry battalions meant that soldiers were not necessarily well practiced in these at all times. Consequently, battalions sought to address this gap by conducting their own in house refresher training. Over time, however, it became evident that the level of performance on both courses was unpredictable and varied between the battalions.
In 1996 this resulted in the Household Division and Parachute Regiment pooling resources to create the first centralised team to deliver this training, known as Household Division & Parachute Regiment Centralised Courses, known as (HDPRCC).
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Don't be fooled by the "3mile" boot run - It's intense warm-up before run, 1.5 miles to the hills, then about 15x hill reps with the 'circuit' (burpees, press ups, squats, planks, etc.) in between and then 1.5 miles back to Camp - all this at best effort, and you can see the speed of the guys (which is faster in real life than on camera).
Massive RESPECT to the LADS who I am honoured to call my brothers! #Fabziy
Fabziy hey, so glad I could meet you on the camp. If you don't remember I was one of the cadets on the grass making a route card and said hi to you. Once again keep up the great vlogs and hope to be taught by you at pirbright in the future
Fabziy starting basic very soon, is the any advice you’d be able to give me , any advice at all that would make time a little easier ?
@@baileywilson2117 same I got told before the run drink lots of water
@@littled0422 Yes I remember you; I didn't wanted to disturb the group but it was nice seeing you thanks for your support 👊
@@baileywilson2117 Stick to the Corps Values & Standards you'll be fine:
COURAGE
Doing and saying the right thing not the easy thing
DISCIPLINE
Doing things properly and setting the right example
RESPECT FOR OTHERS
Treat others as you expect to be treated
INTEGRITY
Being honest with yourself and your teammates
LOYALTY
Support the army and your teammates
SELFLESS COMMITMENT
Mates and mission first, me second
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I love how even incredibly fit and intimidating soldiers say "sorry" when they're in the way, like you can be as scary as humanly possible but you're still British to the core
True
Give my guy a like he literally just ran 3 miles for a video
FOR REAL, he's done more run/work than the rest of the troop to just capture a good footage FOR ALL OF US. Fabziy, you're a legend!
R6S Clips It’s his job
@@JustinSane50 to vlog a three mile run I don't think so
R6S Clips I was just about to say the same!
Man sometime I really wonder how people (like the one above) with 1 brain cell are able to use UA-cam and the keyboard 😂
You mean actually not literally stupid
I hope all those watching this vlog appreciate the technical difficulty of filming whilst running and giving direction to the recruits. The package is quite incredible. Total respect.
Sure many don't realize how hard it is and how much work the lad put in. Glad you pointed that out, John
Brooooo....this guy ran the whole length with his boots on whilst recording this video and motivating these lads!! What a guy!!!!
I got inspired from this and tried running and I lasted 3 minutes you guys are beasts
Joe Webster lol, I wish all the key board warriors chatting shit how easy that is would do the same! Nice one mate!
You’ll get there mate 👌
keep pushing
bit by bit
Just go running again and whatever you do, under no circumstances do less than 3 minutes. Do the same or more. Soon you’ll do more without realising. And then you’re on the way.
Such a sick video man! Those boys are tough as fuck because these runs are ALWAYS 100 times more punishing in person than anyone could imagine watching a video.
This is getting me motivated for the 22nd of September. Start at Harrogate then , and then joining royal Welsh first battalion.
Leo Taylor Good luck. Keep your mouth shut and ears open. Always give it 100% and you will be fine.
Ah the old AFC, I remember that changed a lot since I joined.
Best of luck to you mate! I start my RAF Officer training on the 25th!
I've applied also mate, just waiting for my interview.
South Wales Valleys here.
Fantastic insight to your job and role... Was fantastic meeting you last week, I know our cadets enjoyed seeing you about the camp and have all enjoyed watching and learning from your channel.
Keep up the great work and keep inspiring... 👍👍
Fabziy, mi General at his best again. Do ya ting and bless up yourself! Proud of your achievements brother 👊🏾🔥
tough lads...respect from Pakistan
Thumbs up 👍🏻 from a U.S. Army Infantrymen!
It's funny because I dont go to the US army videos stating that I'm apart of my countries force, it's like your trying to prove something. Well, you and every single US armed forces member as this exact comment style Is on every British forces video i see
Callum Whitehouse it’s called showing some love to our brothers across the pond. And I don’t have shit to prove bud it’s UA-cam I’m not trying to measure dicks.
Callum Whitehouse are you 12?
Thanks , appreciate the compliment ... we know in the UK that your guys are well-defined , too.
Yanks are shite more interested in medals then fighting.
🔵🔴🔵 In my memory it will always be the Guards Depot 💂
Wooh, 2 👎🏼 within couple hours, That's nothing but personal, Fabziy! You're, doing amazing, keep it up bro!
Haters are the barometer of how GREAT you are, that's all.
I can't wait to join the army!!! good shots as always... Thanks mate
Same
The size of the guys compared to when I joined, in the early 90’s, is incredible. We were mostly racing-snakes back then. The guys seem huge nowadays. Even more respect for carting that bulk around, especially at that pace. Thanks for another great vid, Fabz.
That first bloke running up the hill was like avatar running in the forest 😂😂
Bring back memories of the Guards Depot in 1974, same H blocks, doing the same runs as a 16 year old
OMG, that was great, the tune as well got me pumped. I always listen to your videos when i'm late for my train and gotta tab to the station 🤣 TRUST ME, IT HELPS 🤣 👍🏼🏃♂️
Thomas Hudson mind your own bloody business, which is none what gets me pumped!
The lads all look fit and well fed, a lot different from when I did p company in the early 80’s. We looked like something out of the workhouse.
Another banger from Fab. I commend u for this. Running 3 miles with a device etc takes a lot. Keep up the good work🙌🏿 #keepittight *insert applause gif*
Kyron Prince Vlogs the song in the video is a banging gym song 😂😂
Take me back to my childhood living on the barracks in 1986. Great memories 👍
the guy at start was a beast again fantastic videos best videos out of all the forces
Fabziy loving the intensity of the videos, keep up the good work mana, one love
The fablon on my biff chit melted a bit watching this..
This looks good. I really like the warm up they're doing too at the beginning, and the exercises in between. That's what you need. Proper training
Some pace there from the lads. Takes me back to my infantry days. Couldnt do that now lol. 3 years to push to my 22 tho.
I'm sure you could (you maybe be in the last 20 though 😁) Thank you for your service!
Makes my knees ache just watching it
I think that one of the reason that British soldiers are so good is due to the strong emphasis placed on good old fashioned running and marching! Seems obvious to me; their job is to move great distances on foot with heavy loads and then fight, which consists of sprint/stop/repeat. I'm amazed that there are so many militaries which don't place emphasis on running. Perhaps it's because bringing recruits up to a high level of running fitness causes a lot of injuries + requires a more strict medical exam = fewer soldiers. Two great examples I can think of (both from the US military) are (1) when David Goggins went for his first ultra he describes the only cardio he did for a long time leading up to it was 20 mins of elliptical on a Sunday, this is while serving as a Navy SEAL! Not saying seals aren't highly competent but they seem to spend a lot of time pumping iron rather than developing fitness which is actually functional. (2) In Steve Heanie's book (he was in the pathfinders) he mentions some American soldiers who come along to join in on the endurance/mountains section and end up blowing out their arses and trailing behind everybody. Interesting stuff.
Interesting observations but these boys are infantry soldiers I'm no way being disrespectful to these lads or their professional abilities but as a former S.f.operative review either the Royal Marines or the Parachute regiment or better still the British special forces like the Royal Navy's S.B.S as former seal you would certainly have come across those boys.
British military is OLD SCHOOL
got my assessment in 6 days!!! buzzing but nervous. don't want to over train myself before I go. I've been doing solid 2 milers every other day. don't want to gas myself out at selection
Clicked on this as soon as I saw it! Love the vids mate!
Almost makes you feel bad for those at the receiving end of these absolute units. Almost
Class channel respect lads X1X
Now this is the british army that i would like to see
takes me back to the 73 pirbright . welsh guards . we had to what was called a march and shoot . 3 mile run (only run ) over the assault course and on to the range to finish . in full battle order and 56lb pack and webbing . that was hard . my pet hate was the bloody sand hill.
The army did a research project. Some people (IIRC) have got the short version of the ACE gene. They don't really get better with training, they just endlessly suffer like a dog.
Do you have any footage of the lads doing the steeple chase at cattrick, That things a beast course, could do it right now!
ya boy in the front has the Dolph Lundgren/Universal Soldier vibes goin on
The only way to start a day !! All front line soldiers should be FFR @ all times irrespective of age !!
Love the videos! Wish we’d had stuff like this back in the day
Beautiful day painful and phys a dream fabziy. Loving the hard work u putting in
Good vid bro 👍 Raise the bar
The combined courses came in just b4 I left. Obviously was a success.
I’ve got my army interview tomorrow, seeing the videos make me wanna join so much more👀👀👀
Me to mate where is yours at?
Darren Holden not too sure mate we still gotta decide what’s best for me but I wanna do infantry or paras
I'm here now its going well
@@king-swizzled5026 He said where is your interview mate. Not what you're joining.
Darren Holden sorry mate misread that, interviews in Brighton
5:56 - That physical training instructor is a massive...
From what i remember in the British army 3 seemed to be the number PTI's love, even BFT 3 miles. I feel fkd just watching them young squadys giving it there all, i get out of puff putting my socks on now lol.
Good video as always my guy💯 abit late watchin it but always a good one keep it up. Can't wait till I live my life like this😂
Pirbright. Full stop.
I remember them hills myself. If you know you know
Another lit video Bro 🔥💪
You already know!
I'm tired by just watching lol imagine if i was actually doing #hospital WELL DONE LADS
Was that a human! The speed he ran up that hill :L
Awesome, respect.
Easy to see the difference between Guards and Paras - Guards are the big strong lads...Paras are the wiry fast ones...both fit and professional regiments...and then the HCav lads are the fat donkey wallopers...
Para reg in my day we were beasted like fuck. P company was 2.5 mile log sprint lungs hanging out. And 8 mile stretcher, both proper twats then a 10 miler milling assault course etc etc. Pure pain
im going to basic next month to join the coldstream guards, can't wait
XSharpshooter858 X I go to phase 2 next week to join Coldstream!
@@tylermoore6874 they isn't a phase 2 for coldstream guards, basic training is all that you need to do, phase 2 is for non infantry, that's why our training is more than 26 weeks, you mean your going to the battalion?
@@xsharpshooter858x5 he probably went to harrogate so he joins the catterick course at like week 16 or 14 or something
@@BasedSwag420yolo yeah maybe
XSharpshooter858 X dude phase one of catterick Is weeks 1 to 12 and phase two is the rest
Hey fabziy, I’ve been watching your channel for a while now, it’s great content with some really useful insights to the army! I have my Assessment date set for October 16th, and I’m hoping to do PRAC afterwards. I feel reasonably fit all around but I think my upper body strength is lacking a bit (I can do about 35 press ups and 7/8 chin ups). Do you think I’ll be able to make it through PRAC with that level of upper body strength or should I ask for my time between my assessment centre and PRAC?
2 miles less than the RAF Regt's 5 miler of Death...Good effort!!!!±
Fucking intense workout you can see the pain lol nice I'm glad our British brothers are tough af
what is the soundtrack at 01:55 Listening to it makes me motivated to start running again.. Miss running during my National Service times with my mates..
I watch this stuff and remember doing the same kind of training 35 years ago.
This at pirbright?
Reminds me of P.company 1992, fucking loved every minute of it, couldn't get enough...oh yeah, A Pass and an A Grade, Army air corp till I die..;-)
Lmao love watching my mate in rag while am chilling on leave ha ✌️
Hi Fabziy, what are the timings for a standard 3 mile squadded run please?
video like this make me wish i never broke my arm at age 12 that the reason i cant have just one chance to see if i could join the para it hard seeing video like this knowing that there know change now but being a ground-worker but god know best i tell myself
People always have excuses why they cant do something.....just do it (unless you snapped your arm OFF....)
Ex 3 para here all I ever hear I was gonna join the paras but I've got a bad knee lolol
I'm loving this vibes
Great to see Fit Lads. These are the blokes that we rely on to defend our island nation. I just hope that red tape, health and safety and political correctness doesn’t tie their hands 🇬🇧
Jeayzuss....how big is the guy at the front of the run at the start
You have been missing a unit . Small but lethal ‘THE GURKHAS’ waiting video on Gurkhas
good god, whoever says todays army is soft is a complete wanker , well done lads
@Tom Ryan , true tom, very true
O they were days lol 😂 don't miss Col pt every Friday before knock off across Salisbury Plain lol 😂 👍👍
Blimey we used to do everything in boots. Old leather boots not softe ones of today from bft to indurance runs in full kit including weapon 6 to 10 mile 3 times a week lol not including stretcher and log runs in boots . Mind no wonder my feet and knees am shot 🤣
what an exercise 4t provoking for the viewer! moi lol no more!? mental endurance has to be key ffs I'm knackered.
Bloody Hell that PTI is a Giant
I want to join once I finish school but in scared I will not be able to finish this
I'm breathing hard watching this ..
Waaaaooooo fantastic
Ahhhhhh memories
I would like to see more minorities in the British army as if you enjoy the freedom our hero's (our children, our men, our women , our family members, our brothers , our sisters ) provide then surely you should make the same sacrifice as we do !
Nah they get enough racist treatment on the streets, where they at least can defend themselves from it (sort of, not always and not always effectively); they will get racist treatment* in the Army (as "your" hero's - white middle aged men - rule the Army) and hence the minorities cannot defend themselves from / escape it in the Army at all, so why should they subject themselves to that treatment voluntarily?!
*Racist treatment in terms of systemic/institutional (and judging by experiences I almost believe it is also systematic) racism for example of needing to work trice as hard as their white counterparts that can be just mediocre, yet they will get better reports and promoted waaaaaaay ahead of the black guys, i'm not talking about the "racist jokes" that are common practice or racial slurs (that still occur but more rare nowadays).
And please spare me the "there is no racism in the Army nowadays, and that minorities are racist too"- lecture, I know what I am talking about and you (assumingly white) have not a clue about it, in particular do not feel entitled to judge from your white perspective and tell those at the receiving end that their experiences (masses of it) are just paranoia!
There is a recent report published by Army SCO stating tat they receive a concerning number of complaints of racial discrimination - or you wanna argue that all of these people are just oversensitive, paranoid or playing their black card?!
Furthermore there have been and are masses of minorities in the British Army, mostly of lower ranks that will never achieve the higher ranks as their white counterparts do with ease and breeze. These soldiers are not shown to the public at the same 'exposure rate', just look on the official publications - full of white faces, or lets look on the coverage of WW1&2!
other examples: Fabziy is doing an extraordinary job for Army's promotion and recruitment with fantastic videos yet there are other UA-camrs (don't need to mention that he is white) who hasn't done/achieved shit yet have been called in from Army Media to be featured as their 'picture book soldier' starring in short films on Army's official UA-cam; OR there are blokes that were recently stacking sandbags at a broken dam as part of their normal 'soldering job' and get awarded the CO coin for doing that, yet again Fabziy is no where in their consideration for any sort of acknowledgement or award for his work.
Then there are British people who attack minority soldiers and tell them to go back to their country or join their own Army (even those who were born here and are British but as they are 'brown/black' some arseholes assume they came here and stealing the white Brits vacancies in the Army - hope you've been following the racist comments towards Fabziy on his channel (so there you have it black on white); and please do not tell me that these racists are not in the Army and that there are only few of them as firstly there are a lot of them in the Army and yes there may not be an overwhelming majority who make derogatory racial remarks but there is an overwhelming existence of innate and insidious prejudices towards ethnic minorities - they may even be unintentional yet these prejudices exist and have a real effect on the conduct and noticeably affect the ethnic minorities in the Army. There are even cases (know them personally!) where recruits from commonwealth are being chocked out BT for stupid reasons (some are even based on lack of cultural awareness by "your heroes" that rule he Army) that would never affect white recruits - these guys travelled for 10000 miles and some sold all they have to just bloody join the Army here, so they are the ones that REALLY want to be here and serve, yet they being UFASEd for 'kissing teeth' or using a wrong (rhetoric) term when describing their medical history - and zero f* given (by your governing heroes) what these people sacrificed to join the British Army, off you go to where you came from no longer needed here.
I could write a book from my own and all my ethnic minorities brothers' and sisters' real life racist experiences in the Army (not British Army in 1960, the Army in 2019)
So, you do not know any/half of the facts and judge from your ignorance and cushy white privilege world about ethnic minorities in the Army. And do me a favour do not trust the 'coconuts' in the Army trying to tell you that there is no racism in the Army and a even playfield when it comes to treatment/awards and promotions; apply your critical thinking and examples in history, aka house N* and their narrative of their masters and field N*)
Again, i am sick and bloody tired of whites who have not a bloody clue what racial discrimination (not the "obvious" in your face type) mean and they have never have and never will experience it, feel entitled to tell the world that there is no racism and speak on behalf of the minorities!
PS: I'd recommend you read the book "Why I'm no longer talking to white people about race" - excellent book that hits the nail.
I dont mean to criticise the army at all, but isnt this pretty normal? the basic BFT is 1.5 miles squandered, 1.;5 miles individual, and those boots look pretty decent to me. The Royal Marine Comandos 30 miles with 70 lb rucksacks over Dartmoor is what I would call impressive!
That's the royal marine commandos tho your talking about a advanced tier of soldiers
I did many a 30 miler with gpmg over my shoulder in the 70s
These are just new recruits divvy. Marines get enough time for their final tab, and loads of them fail p company- fact.
No not for me i would be on jack wag pmsl
Hat
What was the song at about 3:00 in ?
Fucking hell his tall. Somebody sign him up to the NBA
I wanted to join the army at 16. did my PDA and my selection but didn't pass. first try so finished my 1st year of uniform services at college and then did my 2nd year to try again but in those 2 years i gained little to no muscle at all so i kinda 'gave up; (wasn't a give up but wasn't gonna get in with no muscle)
did you go for assessment and were rejected before "giving up"?
@@fabz022 Was you in the military?
What happens if a fully trained soldier doesn't turn up to PT with a waterbottle filled to the brim?
BK CheZ Depends on how strict staff are. They could just pour the remaining water over your head, make you look daft. Do press ups, burpees etc to ensure you know not to fuck up again, then tell you to go get it filled up immediately, which they could so. Or they could stick you on parade at 6pm showing a full bottle of water which you present in best gear.
The options are endless. The point they make is to ensure you have the right kit, to do the job. They seem different analogies but the point is the same. Get it right first time, be reliable and you’ll go further faster.
Tough work 💪💪🇬🇧🇬🇧
the best of the best
This is why I run 6 miles a day 7 days a week.
Respect.....
Is that by the back road from Ash to Deepcut - Staff?
What’s the ‘eyes’ call out for?
was that the warm up??
Barry Jones you’ve got ADD mate
The good old stress position
Oh lord!!!!!!, taken me back in the day, pain pain, and even more painful steps, my chest was tight and my legs were hurting in simp athletic comradeship with you guys, 51 now!!!, thanks for taken me down memorie Lane. Keep up the great work lads.From a veteran of 13 year's 👍 🇬🇧
Yes me too I only did 6 years back in 1983-89 remember poky drill with slr and leg raises and qcps and full NBC kit log runs oh the fun we had in those days.Still the best army in the world 🇬🇧
I live in the US but I want to join the British army.
If it wasn't for George Washington you could of done
whats that lit song at 14.20?
Fid i see a cpl watson in there 😂
Calm down boys, 3 miles, you’ll get a hernia
where is this based at.
Man flesh
Where was this filmed ? It looks very familiar
Its the pirbright training area mate
@@michaelroberts3205 thought that it looked familiar
@@MrWalker240 stinking for any kind of PT haha
Ah, memories.....
I can make you re-live them 😂
Does anyone know if cycling 20 miles counts got to be better than listening to these guys screaming at you all day
I salute British army