Marine Attempts Air Force PT test
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- Опубліковано 18 лип 2016
- That's right NavaTheBeast and Kyle back went at it again but instead of doing the Marine PFT we both tried to knock out the Air Force PT test or the USAF fitness test. This is NavaTheBeast's first time attempting to do the Air Force PT test. If you guys are curious to see how we did in this Airman vs Marine video be sure to watch until the end! Thanks for supporting the US armed forces! God Bless!
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Morgan Freeman's voice:
And on that day, not a single pushup was done by the Marine.
He literally didn’t even do ONE proper push-up
@@jimmypadilla9328 Totally agree, but we knew he would smoke the run.
The challenger forgot to say, “to standard”
Yeah agreed
Terribad form
Rip elbows and shoulders
Also no ROM no gains
And maybe 2 or 3 by the airman 👀
30 seconds in and he’s feeling your chest. Sure he’s not navy?
Ooo good one
Petty Officer Dingleberry.
@@robertmorris8997 Lol Yusha Thomas
Touchable guy
original.
He looked pretty tired from that chair sprint in the intro. Hopefully he snacked on some crayons to keep his strength up.
This is what Gold looks like
Flawless
Army in the comments after seeing the “push ups”: hold my beer.
Definitely not one push-up completed smh. They know better.
Marines actually do tricep pushups normally, they had to do Air Force push ups
Like at least go down all the way, and go up all the way lol
Really, every push up the Marine did 0,0,0,0,0,0,0 and that's a no-go.
Exactly lmao
In the Army we call those ZERO'S
In the air force they are also zErOs. They both didnt go low enough.
Fr, lets get even with that marching surface
they're marines what do you expect
@@Internet_Guy99 Muscles Are Required Intelligence Not Expected. Everyone makes jokes about the Marines are the best at pt yet they show that? I expect him to know how to beat his face.
The Navy does too 🤣
Yep; we all know that marines are generally more physically strong while airmen are generally more academically strong. In the end, though, the differences are small and are really more due to the differences in specialty. Marines need to be more physically strong because of their increased combat role. Airmen have a lot more jobs that are less physically demanding, but require more intellectual capability. However, both branches require both qualities. In the end, both are part of the United States military.
John C so true tho!!
John C then there’s the Marine airman, who can both read and understand an engineering textbook and kill you with it.
@@RADIOACTIVEBUNY air force has people that will put a bullet between your eyes from 100 ft if they need to.. Every one is different due to the situation.
If I was ground troop I would love for a drone to be over my head so I can sleep. Everyone benefits from someone else. At the end of the day, it's a team who wins. Not one person
for all those idiots who think you have to be smarter to be in the air force... lol. the marines have nearly all the same enlisted jobs as the air force.. so....... na.
So TRUE. Brotherly love and service rivalry is ALWAYS healthy! I spent 20 years in the Corps and there wasn't ONE time we'd be running our PFT, I'd see the Navy running their PRT 1.5 miles and think to myself, "Damn, I'm halfway to finish, but I'd ALREADY be done if I was a Sailor!" 😂😂😂 Overall, proud I served in the Corps, and appreciate those that serve/served in other branches! GET SOME. 💪⚡⚡
"Zero, zero, zero, zero, zero" Both failed the pushups
NPC #7231986 these are the pushups they make you do. Better pushups mean taking longer going up, but that can’t be timed.
@@NotShowingOff I had to do full pushups in my Army PT tests if we didn't do a good one it didn't count.
Rock of the Marne
Arvind Talukdar no they don’t, they make you go all of the way up, the Air Force wouldn’t count any of those
Push-ups - no rep, no rep, no rep... Or in Drill Sergeant terms - 1, 2, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3...
Cmon guys, no way you don’t know this...
The wonderful 4 count pushup -_-
It’s only in the army that’s there push up version
@@veniciyuh5478 Thats not true at all. USMC drill sergeants will count crappy pushups as 0's also.
It's nice seeing a marine and airmen getting along.
They all get aling no matter the branch. They all fight enemies of the US
Yeah the rivalry is jokes
the only people who believe the rivalry amongst the different branches is true are the "was going to join" veterans.
Michael Young I’m an airmen and 3 of my best friends are all marines but we treat eachother just the same. With expectations and attitudes
We all rib each other but its all in good fun, in the end we all got each others back.
We all know the Air Force pt test only has one event. And that is how fast can you walk back from the px with a cup of coffee without spilling it.
It's BX for Air Force.
hahahahaha
The G force test is where things get rough in the Air force
Wait, walking back? Doesn't the air force have private taxis?
Nah I think they take their jets and fly them to go to the place needed. Need a cup of coffee but the boiler is 3 feet away? Sorry mate gotta get them keys.
Six years in the USAF in the 1970’s & I NEVER did one PT test during my entire enlistment including basic training. I had the measles in basic so I was in sick bay when the PT test was given. During the last week of basic, the TI asked who hadn’t taken or passed the PT test & I was the only one. The TI told me to be ready for it the next morning, but the next morning was cold and windy. The TI looked at me and said “You passed!”.
As a prior Air Force senior NCO I wouldn't have counted most of the pushups from either the Marine or Air Force member
im glad i didnt join airforce then.
@@georgeluke4324 how so?
@@georgeluke4324 Because you can't do a proper push up or?
George Luke I’m only 11 and do the same or better pushups
@@mozz8264 you sound like a wide arm pusher
Bahahaha the chair at the beginning already had me cracking up. Loved this!
Same, hahaha
Chair Force
quick question, are u a soldier ?
Tom Tran Are you asking me? My husband is in the air force.
Chair Force, leading the way lolol
My god, those pushups. All you would be hearing is 1, 1, 1, 1.
Exactly
Not true at all spoken from a active duty soldier right now, you damn well know people don't do those things with this correct form as you call it and by reg i believe it only says your elbows have to bend to be parallel to your back.
+Richard Hudspeth does your chin or chest have to touch the ground?
We have to do it elbows 90 degrees and up fully. Or you'll be hearing "1,1,1,1,1,1"
+Richard Hudspeth Take a joke dude. lol
His pushup is the equivalent of your chin not crossing the bar when doing a pull-up.
LOL
Air Force PT test...can you walk 100 yards in less than 4 hours?
Passed!
Air Force basic in 1985. 6 weeks long. By the 6th week we were running a mile and a half. But it was more like a brisk walk. We jogged in formation at a very slow pace. When it rained we ran in place under a canopy. It was cake.
Basic has changed a lot lol
🤣
AF basic training 1988, UM....never saw that. However, I was very disappointed in the lack of how physical it was. My hockey practices were alot tougher.
next up the marine takes on the mall security fitness test
doughnut jaw excercise begin! 1-2-3 nom 1-2-3 nom....
LMMFAO
despite what they all say, mall security does not eat donuts. the real cops get pretty pissed and kick them out of the way.
Andrew Pedison more like mall security doughnut consumption test🍩
Andrew Pedison a deadly rigorous course
The whole time the marine was doing the push up i can hear a PT instructure counting 1....1....1....1.....1
Not a single one of those marine pushups would have counted (AF Special Operations 2012 - Present)
Noticed that also (Army 99-04)
Maybe 2 or 3 of the airman’s would have. What’s your point?
LongDongDaddyFromCincinnati the point is that it’s not a correct pushup, your elbows need to be down by your side.
@@williamperry8288 Thank you, i was wondering about this. i do push ups with my elbows in, but everyone i watch does them with elbows flared out.
(‘thank me for my service’ - present)
Not a single one of those pushups would have counted in the space force.
🤣😅😂😊💯
the zero G space force PT test is insane
ThOsE aReNt PuShUpS!¿
-Everyone in the comments section
Kojack i mean what else are they? Im not the smartest person but those look like pushups to me😂 they’re obviously getting the exercise anyway judging by how tired they are afterwards 😂😂people are stupid
Kojack the standard air force pushup requirement is for elbows to break 90 degrees and feet need to be 2 feet apart. These guys are doing dips not pushups.
@@grantwalter2243 Dips are with a bar, not on the ground.
*BLACK* *SCREEN* yeah i know but idk what else to call them.
@@grantwalter2243 Those are still push ups, with timing standards it's literally impossible to do the full range of motion on a push up and get a high score. Every branch just makes it where you just need to get low enough basically.
Those are some bullshit push ups. The arms need to fully extend.
let's see you do maximum wide grips, let's see how high and low you can go
Bluegillpro12 What does that have to do with proper push up form?
YungMono that was proper form, like I said, try it, and see how many you can do
+Bluegillpro12 Proper form does not necessarily mean maximum width. just means to 90 degrees and fully extended at the top
+Bluegillpro12 if you try to rep out as many as you can for any exercise with any form you'll get tired regardless
i’m here to read the “0 push ups” comments
The instructor be counting push ups like, “ zero...zero..zero damnit soldier!!!”
COPPIED COMMENT
DISLIKE HIM
Ok here's a joke: What do you call a marine with an IQ over 100... A platoon! Haha jk jk much love!
😂😂😂
The sound you hear is that platoon dropping a couple of HE mortar rounds on your house. Now that is funny. Semper fi y'all
Well Isn't "Marine" singular and "Platoon" plural, so how can one person become several?
Not, butt hurt, just wanted to try my comeback to that, lol.
I think that is the point Paul was making, it takes an entire platoon of marines to have an IQ of 100
I like the fact that you both stated that we are all brothers. Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines ALWAYS give each other a hard time, but this is to push each other to be the best. Any individual that has served will tell you that it doesn't matter in which branch you served....it is good enough that you served. Good video...keep it going brothers!
Not shown: Marine attempts cyber aptitude test
Man in Tidy Whities proctor came in to see him licking the screen
Marines have cyber security and intel MOS’ 🤦🏻♂️
Brian Ingle and what would that have to do with the other non-Cyber Marines?
Yuhstin that doesn’t make any sense
Yuhstin so not shown: non cyber AF attempts cyber aptitude test.. same results
Bro! I love for what you all stand for brother. Thanks for your service and protecting this country even if we have some idiots here. We all need protecting. Thank you.
Hey gents. Well done. Way to push each other. When deployed, services all come together with unique and varying skill sets. Great show of warrior spirit and camaraderie. I am a Marine but have had the benefit and outstanding support of the Air Force on many occasions. All inter service rivalry seems to disappear when the bullets are really flying.
I'm sorry but those aren't push-ups
Prolyxe as if u can do 67 in a minute, proper form
Optimal Assault That's impossible. Since 1 pushup should be way slower to maximize the whole chain.
Optimal Assault But.. Still hella impressive. I could never do what they did.
half ups
LOL
Thank y’all for yalls service
I was in the military for 6 years and every time I saw Air Force people during PT hours they were always standing around talking to each other
I was in the USAF back in the 80's. We never did PT. One time the 1st Sergeant inspected our rooms in the barracks and we bitched him out. The Air Force had a cleaning sevice clean our latrines and showers.
I saw the AF LINE UP for PT formation once, but that was it.
Thank you both for serving our country. Loved the Video!! God bless and stay safe.
YO HE DID NOT DO 1 PUSH UP 😂😂😂 in the Army you have to fully extend
Resort The Air Force is the same, push ups weren't good at all
In the Air Force you do too. The majority of those wouldn’t have counted.
Same in the Marine Corps
In my middle school class that’s the same. I know i sound weak but i didn’t get 1 push-up because the pe teacher kept telling me to go lower and my nose was already on the ground.
11Frodo11 No your chest doesn’t need to hit the ground. But your elbows need to break 90 deg.
Thank you for your service guys! ❤️
Much respect gentlemen! Thank you for your service!
The hardest part is holding the next Joe's feet after you've finished your sit-ups!
Seth s Agreed
You're both champions for serving your country in my book and in outstanding condition.
I mean is anyone else a little upset that both of them couldn't do a proper push-up? Cause both of those wouldn't have counted.
Both you guys smoked me when I went through Air Force BMT back in 1987. Lol
Good job both of you. Your right! We’re all brothers and need to always have each overs back!
I thank you for your bothe services.
None of those pushups count
+Kyle Gott youtube it
You're just a kid, you don't know the PT standard.
+armyjacky96 you're dumb
Fuck Outta Here Lmao.
+david benson yeah I do t know why he is getting hate what he says is true
You guys are beast!
Thank you saying it out loud that Marines, Air Force, we are all brothers ❤❤❤.thank you
I’m laughing at the jokes at the beginning “chair Force” and “meat heads” 😂
That wasn't proper form. he has to go lower on each rep.
The marine didnt go all the way up
Kevin Ramos ZERO ZERO ZERO ZERO, LOWER LOWER LOWER. FIX YOURSELF
Trey Wilson hahahahahahahahahah
Kevin Ramos no he needs to lock em out lol
Kevin Ramos Aren't you a perfectionist
Thank you for your service sir
I always like watching two different youtubers I watch collaborating it’s so entertaining
God bless both you, Men! Thank you for your service to this great Nation of ours! 🇺🇸
lol the air force guy did real push ups..... rip
almost
arms have to fully extend to be a full pushup marine failed to do it
the marine looked forward though, which makes it harder
Gohan he didn't go low enough. Arms are supposed to break 90 degrees
Douglas Mccarthy same lol
That moment when Kyle is the only fit airman.
Thanks for serving guys! I understand that Freedom isn't free! You guys are awesome!
Awesome, good to see the camaraderie!
I'm slamming you two, but thank you for serving. True Americans.
im slamming you two
Is it not required for you to go all the way up and all the way down when you do push-ups?
It is. They were doing it wrong
+Joe Prifitera yeah I was going to say I could not see that to be satisfactory to the military standards
+Joe Prifitera my gym teacher in high school even made us go all the way up and all the way down with perfect form or it didn't count
+Kyle Gott actually I just signed up for the air National Guard and I just wanted to know what to expect when I get to basic
+Kyle Gott not ragging on you or anything but just needed to know what the Air Force was going to expect from me
Thank you for your service and any other servicemen watching thank you to
“In my ROTC program in college” none of those push ups would have even counted. Dead serious
iN mY rOtC pRoGrAm
Lmaoo
@@hshjen2747 hahahahhaha!!
Imagine not doing Marine Corps ROTC
@@ILikeTuwtles there is no such thing as Marine Corps ROTC.
@@xXSgtWolfXx Excuse me? There absolutely is. I did it in college for 2 years before enlisting.
Those push ups would not count in an Army Apft
lol Army is fucking nasty anyways dude.
+LOCO808 yes the Army is nasty. They're so nasty they'll let you keep doing a bunch of shitty push ups, then they will tell you to stop after and explain to you that your push up forms are shit and that you have to start over. Lol
+Manny V You say that as if only the Army does that lol
gotta break the plane.
+World Traveler东北 break the fucking 90!!!
70 push ups in 50 seconds is insanity...
INSANE_BANANA
Marines
INSANE_BANANA those were barely push ups just saying
Did 77 in 60 as an Airman, full extension. It's doable.
I did 112 push-ups on my navy prt
It depends how tall you are. Over 6''6" impossible. Under 5' easy.
Next video; Marine attempts to find lost forehead. Stolen by hairline.
This just in. Its not a forehead. It's a twohead
Omg. Nava looks so smooth running 👌
Them weren't push-ups! I count 0!!! Hooah!!
Victor Williams as long as there forearm is parallel hooah it counts
Shav Scott Whoever told you that has no idea what they're talking about. The augmentees explain (and demonstrate) the correct form before every Air Force PT test. There's also AFI 36-2905, in case you're wondering just how much more there is to a correct Air Force pushup.
well in army regulation as long you fully extend ur arms coming up on a repetition and fully bend ur elbow so its parrallel to ur body its counts #ARMY
Shav Scott I haven't read the Army reg, but I'm willing to be there's more to it than that. Also, the point of Victor Williams' comment is that neither of the guys in this video fully extended their elbows (especially not the Marine).
Victor Williams only way the airforce can win against a marine is disqualification
thank you two guys for your service.Looks like the Airforce is not as easy as people say it is.
Not to hard to get passing numbers, just difficult to get perfect scores. If you are active and go to the gym, you should be able to pass no problem.
Dude their test is so easy compared to the army n marines, and army is very strict on their push ups when it comes to their unit
Brings back alot of memories.
The chair force and asvab for dummies got me. What a great way to start.
Im in the AF and those pushups wouldn't count. When going down you need to break 90 degree bend in your elbows. Going up you need to fully extend your arms and lock your elbow.
Correction, at least 4 people care.
***** Well looking through the comments it looked like people were talking about it. I figured as I am in the AF I would shed light. If you didn't care that's fine, although you did take time to comment....
It's a fucking example video not the real shit, Jesus
Prison Nightmare you shouldn't lock your elbow because that is horrible on your joints but it should be straight. I know it's a matter of semantics at this point but hey man if you're locking your elbow you should stop before you shred your joints.
Lat McJenkins Everything you said was correct except for "and lock your elbow". I thought I'd correct you for safety reasons.
Seriously?
Not knocking the USMC in any way, but dude didn't even do ONE complete pushup (down to a 90 degree bend, up to complete arm extension) per the Air Force standard.
Jar head did do a $hit-ton of partial reps though.
Speaking of which ... Airman Snuffy didn't do his properly either.
Shameful.
Kick your ass back POG.
cant blame him he went for the best score and its impossible to do 67 in a minute while doing proper form. but marines do pull ups any way so for nava it doesn't matter
Their talking about the PT test just to sware in as a 17 or 18 yr old posibly never being involved in sports through teen years. Usmc, AF, Army, Navy and Coast Gaurd could honestly care less about anything more than making you pass tests as they know youll shape up in boot camp. They were giving guys and gals at MEPS several more pullups than they finished as well. Special Force guys all destroy marine regiment for PT so not a clear winner. Its 9-12 weeks of PT unless your infantryman youll never sweat again. So many debates about comparing branches when the guys who arent debating are the ones who literaly run 18 miles every morning through careers in our Special Forces. Bootcamp is 1/16th of your career if you only did 4 years. Stop debating pt
@@danielnye2278 the only people who talk about boot camp and brag about it are people who did nothing combat wise in their career. POGs only care about pt because thats the only thing they can brag about. in combat i wouldnt care if your army navy af or what ever as long as your on my side
@@danielnye2278 -- No, army special forces does not run 18 miles every morning the entire time they are assigned to that duty.
Push up zero and a civilian like me do more
That entrance awww man that was classic! Done.
One team, one fight!
William DuFour FALLOUTTT
Master chief: you won’t last a second in space force
Y’all get a consolation prize, crayons and a chair. HOAH! My Brothers.
Way to go fellas ...
You'll lose the bird chests if you stop half reppin
2:00 his face was just as red as the track. That’s insane 😂
Love it, only we can mess with each other. Terms of endearment. Navy Corpsman, smarter then a Marine, tougher then a Sailor... Semper FI
Nice to see some interservice brotherhood going on!
"Little bird chest.."- when no one laughs at your joke the first time so you have to repeat it cuz you thought no one heard it
Marine completed not one rep on the push ups
adrian robles
you must be airforce 🤣
Mic Vili it’s true though..
@@micvili7527 I thought Marines were supposed to train harder physically but you are saying that due to OP pointing out the horrible form he's from air Force, thus meaning air Force has a more strict and intense training method?
Yep never broke the plain. 1,1,1,1,1,1
I never saw his elbows hit the required 90.
Thanks.👍
Ahh this brings back memories from back in the day
I like that the marine kills it physically, but cant count correctly! hahahaha. But either way, this is kinda a throw away video, because both these guys are in great shape, so its no surprise.
skyler brown af guy looked like he been slacking lately
Must be the crayons.
Kyle: tall and lanky, pretty lean but somewhat muscular.
Nava: BIGASS arms and a tiny chest
you’re actually blind if you think java has a tiny chest lol
I leave for basic July 17th Kyle. (Air Force) Love your videos bro 💯 You and Nava are my fav military youtubers.
I'm a very proud USAF Vet and I love our Military! 🇺🇸
Football athletes- "hold my beer"
Naw.
Boxers: hold my jump rope
All boxers do is situps, pushups, and run haha
look guys im in the army here, and regardless of what branch you are in, those push-ups would have counted. It's not about form, because regardless of form they still hurt after a while and its hard to knock out as many as some guys do. Those looked pretty good to me. So good job guys, that's just my opinion.
***** I agree. Watching your videos I'd like to assume you're a pretty wholehearted and hard-working individual ( of course I don't see how you are behind the scenes ;) ). But I respect that, where a lot of these people military or not see one flaw, which may not even actually be a flaw and use it to try and bring you down. Which is human nature I guess. In my opinion, even before I joined the Armed Forces, I believed you shouldn't talk down on pretty much anyone who has served, because they made the sacrifice that the accuser didn't, which is risking their lives VOLUNTARILY I might add, to selflessly serve their country. That to me gets the most out of my respect. Sorry for the long message (late night rant since i'm in the states) but good job to you guys, and keep the videos coming!
No... no they wouldn't have. Not in the Army. 0 Army pushups performed. It's not about anyone being put down it's just a difference in requirements/regs by branch.
“...
ON THE COMMAND ‘GO’, BEGIN THE PUSH-UP BY BENDING YOUR ELBOWS AND LOWERING YOUR ENTIRE BODY AS A SINGLE UNIT UNTIL YOUR UPPER ARMS ARE AT LEAST PARALLEL TO THE GROUND. THEN, RETURN TO THE STARTING POSITION BY RAISING YOUR ENTIRE BODY UNTIL YOUR ARMS ARE FULLY EXTENDED. YOUR BODY MUST REMAIN RIGID IN A GENERALLY STRAIGHT LINE AND MOVE AS A UNIT WHILE PERFORMING EACH REPETITION.
...”
+Highjak86 when I was in the 101st, they definately didn't count if we did not break the plane. one of my later platoon sergeants, former ranger black hat, would train us to do pushups down to your partners fist. that made the difference for our platoons pt scores.
Most graders in the Army would have passed him, but there are some that wouldn't have counted them. His pushups weren't perfect. They Your arms and your shoulders should be completely even and parallel well in the down position of the pushup. His weren't quite down all the way. But, to be honest, that's how I've done pushups during an APFT before and 2 out of 3 graders will accept it as close enough.
I'm in the Army, too. The fuck is wrong with you? The Marine's didn't count at all. His arms weren't full extended. Obviously you've never administered an APFT.
I was just about to ask if this was Kadena, the you said it at the end. I was stationed at Hansen and then Futenma, but loved coming down to Kadena. Okinawa rocked!
Dude, the intro was hilarious.
I love the Air Force, thank you God bless you all.
Thanks for the heart! 🇺🇸🙏💪❤
maxing push ups and sit ups are cake man lol. you should get those no problem
There's also a huge difference in the number of reps for pushup/situp and run time for the PT between males and females, and age.
GOD BLESS our Armed Forces!!!
The U.S. Chair Force. Lol
Pls stop
The cobbler Xx Lol it’s all jokes at the end of the day, everybody in the military gets along well but more than half of the people who joke around have never served.
You have to go all the way down when doing push-ups you should now that
It's Know Not Now.. Definitely not AF material.. Jkjk😅
Times have changed so much since my USAF basic training. Not to mention what it took to join CCT...everyone thought I'd pissed off my DI due to the increase in requirements...if only they'd have known
Cool content cool video work .
that marines tricep is huge
Yeh dude
The guy was in the gym 24/7 I went to high school with him.
That's literally almost every Marine I know for some reason
Lol it ain't hard getting triceps like that
Marine fitness standards are quite a bit higher than other branches.
Now attempt AF's PJ test....
I love the comradee among the forces
Sadly the USAF refuses to build any tradition to fall back on. We couldn’t even keep the old Gen. Hap Arnold “Wing” wings, as a symbol, and ended up with a computer graphic that looks like a facsimile, or silhouette of the Medal of Honor, with ribbon! Between the Hoorah’s, Oorah’s, and Semper Fi of the other Forces, other than Navy and Coast Guard. We have very little representative of our past, good or bad. As a former Army, G.I. Brat, and with many current Marine friends, I feel aware of this often, but heck, make no difference I am still most proud of being a retired USAF, member, with or without heritage, to brag on, boast or otherwise show, I am “USAF PROUD”! Hey, there is a term to build on, free gratis. (Gen. Curtis Lemay, former SAC Commander may have said something similar, in the past
though)
I have talked about this over the years with several Vietnam Era, USAF enlisted Veterans and most have similar feelings.
Too Tall