I don't understand the meaning behind these type of comments. If you want to compliment the man, then that's great, but why add the pretentious judgment at the end of the compliment? You aren't the perfect man because there is no such thing as a perfect man. People could describe you as a subpar "man" too.
Idk if this will get lost in comments but I'd like to request, if you can, to have Pat Mac back on that would be awesome, his podcast session was so fun and interesting to listen to. Please and thank you 🤘🤘🤘
Jocko- thank you for your service and this awesome podcast. You’re an incredible American. We would love to see Don Shipley on the podcast in the future if at all possible. God bless.
I wish he would interview my old teacher Lt. Cmdr. Peter Irish. Was in Vietnam 2 tours at that time he was an enlisted man got out went to college came back in as an officer and ended up somewhere in his career as the XO of seal team 6. Loved that guy was an awesome role model when I was a teen.
Question, so if it got more difficult from the late 70s to the late 90s, how about from the late 90s until now? Jocko could probably answer that timeframe better.
I worked for the "Hulk" the "Rock" and others in the NAVSEA 06Z program office in the late 80s. The Hulk was a through straight shooter and managed an office that was as tight as any ship. In my three years of working directly for him I was amazed that he had some level of knowledge regarding every ongoing subject in the office. In my 38 years of Federal service I never respected anyone as much as I did the Hulk. He and my late friend Rock were the best of the best.
its fascinating the development of a Navy Seal. Most of the stuff they did was doable for me, but I'm absolutely horrible swimming. Water, and me, was like Lead Sinker fishing. I can do it but I've always struggled with duration swimming. Cold water no problem. As an Oarsman, spring time rowing and ice hanging off ya was nothing. But if there was a half mile swim test. I'd struggle not from swimmin' but from sinking.
What I respect most about seals training are the night swims. It takes real courage to swim at night in a birthing area for great white sharks. I think most people would rather go to war than do that crazy shit.
Learn something new every day, the fact that they use the tides to schedule the runs should be an incentive to the students to finish before they have to deal with soft sand.
They make you do soft sand 4 miles too, they don't give a fuck. Then 85% of the class fails and they think it's hilarious as people get the boot. Peace time makes programs hard. In war it's a different story
I really would like to hear how they come up with these training routines and the Hell Week. Was it tradition? Was scientifically designed? Did they test them? Do they come with an end goal in mind? I've heard about a lot of those routines, but never about how people came up with them.
As a man who is a never was nor will be.... Do we think the training is harder because men went through the early training years then went through combat/ real life scenarios then came back and knew that the mission called for harder more specific training so they turned it up and set that bar just a bit higher? Training is a Beautiful thing and the harder training is then just maybe the easier life will be when it kicks you in the BAWLS! Much Love and Respect Fam!
Hey jocko I know you like bjj, but you should try our shin gi tai jiu jitsu, it transfer amazingly to self defense and military or any type of combat combatants. Please check it out.
He says the reepa loved to reep the oats of all them baaad mammajammas He ask does the halk still wanna smash an crash shit Says his pins in spirit wait for the day
It's not about having a blind hard-on for the SEALs. It's giving respect where it's due, and based on your comment I'm guessing you don't know what that is.
Military is a odd machine. Every special forces training has a regulation to follow and further guidelines, the biggest problem is the instructors. You get a lot of bad ones and the only thing they care about is washing people out. Barely made it and one instructor hated me so it was pretty damn bad. After 10 years of active duty I ended up having enough. The toxic leadership was prevalent on all levels and from what I could see every MOS/AFPC was suffering from Obama’s do more with less and this new wave of woke military. I hope we don’t get involved with Russia because we have an abundance of soft soldiers and weak leadership with politicians running the war effort.
@@Raptured_and_back I left the Air Force for the same reason. No leadership. I saw some of the marginally skilled people get promoted all because they worshipped the higher ranks. Stateside was a complete joke.
@@alessio272 Absolutely, and leadership basically involves character, there is just so few with good character who get promoted, because they are irresponsible with power and basically brats.
@@Raptured_and_back I’d just came back from a 12 month remote from Osan AB Korea to go to Davis monthan Az. I’ve never seen so many article 15s issued by the commander over stuff we were encouraged to do in Korea. Moral was so bad not one person cracked a joke for the last 8 months I was there. I came back there as an E-5 to be told I didn’t deserve my rank. Many places I was stationed I could report that crap. After two enlistments I left quietly without saying goodbye to anyone.
What was my last comment on Supercar Blondies page? That she fucking ignored and probably fucking reported??? Please, please fucking get her to be the only goddamn friend i can have, when i have nothing but enemies surrounding my life... Please dear God make her a goddamn friend
This dudes mustache has 10 confirmed kills
Dude looks like Mr. Monopoly. Bet his favorite snack is Pringles.
This is the most Navy Seal looking Seal thats ever Sealed
Looks more like a Navy Walrus to me.
This man’s mustache alone deserves more respect than the majority of “men” I have known. 👌🏻
Okay 16 year old.
That mustache has more balls than most of the keyboard warriors in the comments.
Straight heater mustache 💪
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I don't understand the meaning behind these type of comments. If you want to compliment the man, then that's great, but why add the pretentious judgment at the end of the compliment? You aren't the perfect man because there is no such thing as a perfect man. People could describe you as a subpar "man" too.
Nothing better to wake up to, sounds of United States Seals just reminiscing.
Weird reply.
@@tradingstuff2120 no you!
Smells like freedom to me.
That mustache isn’t within regs but his chain of command never had the balls to tell him
Jocko's son is one of those studs... he just secured hell week recently. I have several buddies in the pipeline at the moment.
Praying for their safety, success and that they would be insulated from this joke of an administration 🤡🌎
sqt 347 just graduated no?
HOOYAH 352!!!!
I’d hate to be his son. You know the instructors are giving him extra attention because of who his dad is.
@@M1ke10191 good.
That man's mustache alone could complete seal training. 👏
I appreciate David Goggins also and insight of what is right and wrong.
Came for the awesome stach stayed for the message
He was a tough boss on Sonic The Hedgehog games
I seen a picture of the hulk , no shoes holding the pig! Absolute legend
Idk if this will get lost in comments but I'd like to request, if you can, to have Pat Mac back on that would be awesome, his podcast session was so fun and interesting to listen to. Please and thank you 🤘🤘🤘
Great episode! Loved it
The Lorax became a SEAL to be able to go to Nam and listen to the trees speak so he could come home and speak for the trees.
Always fun to see these guys after I listen to the podcast. Usually never look like I imagine haha, but they’re all badasses
Jocko- thank you for your service and this awesome podcast. You’re an incredible American. We would love to see Don Shipley on the podcast in the future if at all possible. God bless.
I wish he would interview my old teacher Lt. Cmdr. Peter Irish. Was in Vietnam 2 tours at that time he was an enlisted man got out went to college came back in as an officer and ended up somewhere in his career as the XO of seal team 6. Loved that guy was an awesome role model when I was a teen.
Jocko for president!
Good morning ☀️ Thank you so much
Question, so if it got more difficult from the late 70s to the late 90s, how about from the late 90s until now? Jocko could probably answer that timeframe better.
This is the guy we should be looking up to
I worked for the "Hulk" the "Rock" and others in the NAVSEA 06Z program office in the late 80s. The Hulk was a through straight shooter and managed an office that was as tight as any ship. In my three years of working directly for him I was amazed that he had some level of knowledge regarding every ongoing subject in the office. In my 38 years of Federal service I never respected anyone as much as I did the Hulk. He and my late friend Rock were the best of the best.
He's definitely one of the guys that I look up to( and of course, Jocko, too).
Major mustache envy. I wish I could have a mustache like this.
its fascinating the development of a Navy Seal. Most of the stuff they did was doable for me, but I'm absolutely horrible swimming. Water, and me, was like Lead Sinker fishing. I can do it but I've always struggled with duration swimming. Cold water no problem. As an Oarsman, spring time rowing and ice hanging off ya was nothing. But if there was a half mile swim test. I'd struggle not from swimmin' but from sinking.
What I respect most about seals training are the night swims. It takes real courage to swim at night in a birthing area for great white sharks. I think most people would rather go to war than do that crazy shit.
Badass Mr Pringle
Learn something new every day, the fact that they use the tides to schedule the runs should be an incentive to the students to finish before they have to deal with soft sand.
They make you do soft sand 4 miles too, they don't give a fuck. Then 85% of the class fails and they think it's hilarious as people get the boot. Peace time makes programs hard. In war it's a different story
Beast
352 sterling gods 🤙
Pretty badass dude that mustache is wearing.
Good
Badass Wilford Brimley :D
I heard something about tides 5 times over then fell asleep.
What's up with the Darryl Cooper unraveling with Jocko podcast?
GOOD
Gyrocopter was a navy seal? Crazy.
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My jocko dota players. This is the most refined niche of UA-cam, welcome.
I really would like to hear how they come up with these training routines and the Hell Week. Was it tradition? Was scientifically designed? Did they test them? Do they come with an end goal in mind? I've heard about a lot of those routines, but never about how people came up with them.
Data retrieved from Nazi experiments that document the limits that a human could withstand exposure, exhaustion, sleep deprivation etc.
Probably all of them?
Alot of it is from the British military training and that comes from 100's of years of experimentation
Alcohol.
@@bollockjohnson6156 underrated comment. People don’t realize how much medical science came out of those camps. Disturbing, but true.
As a man who is a never was nor will be.... Do we think the training is harder because men went through the early training years then went through combat/ real life scenarios then came back and knew that the mission called for harder more specific training so they turned it up and set that bar just a bit higher? Training is a Beautiful thing and the harder training is then just maybe the easier life will be when it kicks you in the BAWLS! Much Love and Respect Fam!
yes!
this
the lessons learned over the years
Our ego says the training we went through was harder than it is now a days
That stache is the only thing that keeps his whole body from completely swinging left or right.
The moustache though
Hey jocko I know you like bjj, but you should try our shin gi tai jiu jitsu, it transfer amazingly to self defense and military or any type of combat combatants. Please check it out.
Yes Japanese jiu jitsu styles are a good compliment for military/police/security type actions, as it was used centuries ago.
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O five fifteen is when you might gotta pursue a predator by the hen house..
He doesn't use mustache wax to make that mustache curl... he just orders it to curl, and it does.
His mustache has 20 confirmed kills
It's called the rajpoot mustache
no.1 rule of moustache club...
He says the reepa loved to reep the oats of all them baaad mammajammas
He ask does the halk still wanna smash an crash shit
Says his pins in spirit wait for the day
it takes studs to build a wall.
Im trying to save and keep my damn dogs
Can anyone tell me how many documented incidents there are of SEAL's running into sharks during training?
Very few. No attacks either
It’s not 2009-2015 anymore. Everyone is “SEAL’d out” the prestige cow has been milked dry on this. Get over yourselves
It's not about having a blind hard-on for the SEALs. It's giving respect where it's due, and based on your comment I'm guessing you don't know what that is.
PT Formation 0430, Fort Polk 24JUN1975-17OCT1975 Toughest School of Infantry known to Man.
Don’t F with a guy that’s got a stash like that..
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Military is a odd machine. Every special forces training has a regulation to follow and further guidelines, the biggest problem is the instructors. You get a lot of bad ones and the only thing they care about is washing people out. Barely made it and one instructor hated me so it was pretty damn bad. After 10 years of active duty I ended up having enough. The toxic leadership was prevalent on all levels and from what I could see every MOS/AFPC was suffering from Obama’s do more with less and this new wave of woke military. I hope we don’t get involved with Russia because we have an abundance of soft soldiers and weak leadership with politicians running the war effort.
@@lucasm6330 lmao, you are so sad being this triggered over something like gender dude.
That's one of the main reasons I left the Marines, the leadership is terrible and there's no bonding. It's all for show.
@@Raptured_and_back I left the Air Force for the same reason. No leadership. I saw some of the marginally skilled people get promoted all because they worshipped the higher ranks.
Stateside was a complete joke.
@@alessio272 Absolutely, and leadership basically involves character, there is just so few with good character who get promoted, because they are irresponsible with power and basically brats.
@@Raptured_and_back I’d just came back from a 12 month remote from Osan AB Korea to go to Davis monthan Az. I’ve never seen so many article 15s issued by the commander over stuff we were encouraged to do in Korea. Moral was so bad not one person cracked a joke for the last 8 months I was there.
I came back there as an E-5 to be told I didn’t deserve my rank. Many places I was stationed I could report that crap. After two enlistments I left quietly without saying goodbye to anyone.
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I am genuinely confused:) used to wake up at 4am and practice when iwas 14 yrs.
What is it w/ these SEALs and their mustaches?
Pure madness in our culture....please help me.
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Someone help me
Family ?
Hey man, buy some popfilters, this is terrible.
How do these boomer simps feel abt holes in buds?? Lmao. Or holes of mil in general. Empowering Huh
What was my last comment on Supercar Blondies page? That she fucking ignored and probably fucking reported???
Please, please fucking get her to be the only goddamn friend i can have, when i have nothing but enemies surrounding my life...
Please dear God make her a goddamn friend