The instructor was phenomenal. He knew exactly when to be hard and when to be supportive. I liked that moment when he congratulated that one guy who found it really hard to fall backwards into the water
Not that this was millitary related but my boss in a job where we are on a tight sheduele will SNAP HARDCORE for very very very small mistakes, but like a year into the job we got a complaint from one of the customers and i expected to get the whiop but he was SO supportive saying "Yes its my subordinatres fault he has worked here for one year and this is his FIRST mistake"
@Rolexonthearm yes but it WAS my fault, i should have not taken a female customers word that i can just put it on X spot and it will be OK, i should have put it under the roof and used my own head and accounted for the possibility of rain(but ye we blamed the woman 100 times per one time we acknowledged i did a mistake over the phone)
Meetra Surrik One of my step dads mates was in the SBS although he never really said much about training he once mentioned that the hardest thing is that the instructors want you to fail and there is no “safe space” to talk to them.
Resistance to Interrogation fascinates me. As one assumes that they would hurt you psychologically and physically but you are also aware that they can't go "too far". I'm guessing that they have perfected the sweet spot of hitting you hard without going too far 🤙🏾
@@Anglo-Brit They're. Also, so f-ing what? They were the cream of the crop to be SAS, any praise from them for what they were doing is priceless and unless you are also Ex SAS mate I'd keep that sort of sarcastic shit to yourself, twat.
The best parts of this show are arguably when Middleton and the other staff have human moments and display sympathy to people who have lost family. Brings it down to earth.
John Smith we used to do national service in the 60s and 70s, all 16 year olds joined the military for 2 years compulsory. I think that system is far better, means military people realise they're military people and increases number of people in the SF and armed forces in general
I'm a teen rn and in Spain we had the compulsory military service not long ago, I think it's a good idea to make kids more disciplined, obviously not as hard as this by far, but there's sometimes families can't make a teen respect other people, and they kind of deserve it.
I dunno why, but I love how Charlie & Mo became such good mates. They connected quite early on too, despite being SO different & from polar opposite backgrounds, and they were ultimately the final 2 left standing
the real instructor wouldn't hug you and praise you for making it, he'd tell you to take up your post and say you did nothing more than what you're suppose to.
Respiration Oxidation I don’t think the real shit would even be allowed on TV from just the pure fowl language 😂😂 let alone cuz the SAS wants to keep their training a secret
I have huge respect for the man at the end, do you know how many people pass with flying colors? Less than 10% he is a true soldier all the best to him.
You have to respect these guys. The training they go through, the mental and physical and that's only the beginning. These guys separate the best from the rest.💯
Elephant protector aaaaand you fucked up All memeing aside tho come on man he served his country he did his part man just do yours he never asked for anything he gave away his life to protect ppl he didn’t even know (the US) I get it tho man everyone has their limits just ask him for help sometime he will gladly and i means fucking gladly help you
@@dawsynlarson696 Stop over idolizing these people. The military has some sick personality disordered fucks. Words from my Father and my instructor who was a Gunnery Sargeant. Some only join for narcissistic supply or whatever else they desire. Not for their countries
This shows how much hard work and endurance can pay off. Even when your about to quit whether it be at anything just remember those who quit lose the opportunity and those who keep going eventually overcome their obstacle. The SAS teaches you during training to never break or to give up no matter the pain and no matter the feelings that are within you. Never give up keep going and achieve your goal.
AHAHAH yeah, US interrogators supposedly played Ministry to the prisoners at Abu Ghraib. While the whole situation was totally fucked beyond belief, and easily within the realm for war crimes... I would literally start headbanging to Ministry, even if it got me a proper filing in by the apes who ran that place.
Corvid Yeah, you'd want to get in any acts of defiance you could in a situation like this to maintain your sanity. Headbang when the guards aren't looking
Yeah, honestly, I'd be mouthing the lyrics and everything... the actual proper interrogators in the real world don't do that though... they play sounds of babies crying, or audio of women being beaten or raped (either simulated or real....). Or just random loud sounds... that must be fucking brutal...
No they shouldn't, world war one and two should, join now and you are fighting for the top one percents greed and emancipation of poor peoples countries, and recruitment for the armed forces is at an all time low these days because of the people here that went and died and got blown to fuck and maimed all agree it wasnt worth it, there is no threat en masse to this country, armies are for defense not attack. Bullshit illegal war in Iraq and a contrived set of circumstances for war in Afghan as well to control the weed and heroin. Fuck our government and monarchy, not needed, out dated and outmoded. Like we need fucking ruled! Bullshit tax crippling us at all levels and austerity, all illegal and everyone just takes it.
"I'll put you on my shoulder and carry you, that's what's gonna happen if you collapse." That. That right there is some brother's in arms shit. That is GOOD SHIT.
I read an article the other day reviewing this show and how it’s stood up since it was on air. As soon as I read the phrase “full of toxic masculinity” I knew the article was bollocks.
“I’ll put you on my back” is the epitome of military service. Great on these blokes. Stand up men who defend the great nation of the United Kingdom. Cheers from Michigan, USA 🇺🇸
I really appreciate and admire guys who are willing to bend their borders and do such an extreme stuff. Well done! And of course most negative comments are made from lowsy loudmouths who would give up in the first few hours.
I mean yeah, this is very close to actual SAS training. There's a very small percentage of the military that can complete SAS training. These are just regular civvies doing it.
6:07 "boys there's no way of getting through.." Dude there's at least a 10 inch gap between the wall and the far right post just take your backpack off and slide through you dunce.
@@tobyfoster7341 it is, the difference is though that the word Paki gained a long history as being used in a derogatory manner were as Brit hasn't. At the end of the day you've got to be fairly thin skinned to be offended by such a term.
Imagine you'd just spent 72 hours in a sleepless escape and evasion exercise, you were starving, exhausted and were aware of being under intense scrutiny. Now you have to keep your cool during 24 hour interrogation. 4 days near sleepless and running on dregs.
The last man standing, fucking brave. He passed the course facing his fears. He overcame adversity and did an outstanding job. That's a fuckin bravery, passed the course with flying colors. The same man that was fear of water and heights...
0:46 I am pretty sure that guy is the one who performed very well considering age etc. |It turns out his son was in the military and died. He just wanted to experience military stuff to feel close to him as he missed him so much. Awesome. He got a lot of respect for that.
I'd love to sign up for this as an experience. I've had a good research and there isn't much if anything like this for civvies in the UK only 1/2 day 'courses'. I imagine there is quite a bit of a hassle with insurances and stuff but it'd be great for people to try if they're not 100% sure without the risk of ruining a real chance.
The Documentary Dude not really though coz me and my dad watch it coz we love the army and appreciate and respect coz were a type of army family but yeah I'll probably try it out
This is more than it seems. This looks easy to do. But mentaly and physicaly its extreamly challenging. But the thought of beeing part of a top special forces is amazing. I want this and I train every day. For my strength. Mental strength is something I have as a skill that I made in my childhood. SAS, if you read this, know that I will one day come.
I get so sad when I see my dreams shattered because of my mental health. I enlisted in the Royal Marines, passed my medical and fitness and couldn’t get in because of my Asperger’s Syndrome. I wish that in another life, I’ll be able to serve my country and be a soldier.
This got me scared bruh respect to everyone even trying to join the SAS (and any other military branch)... unimaginable strain which I would never be able to go through
@Seamus donaghy Donaghy your logic is incredibly illogical. And ignorant. There are a few women that have passed the U.S Army's Ranger school. The women that pass such things are even more rare than the men that pass. To say something must not be "as difficult as they they make it out to be" because a female can pass it, is undermining all the effort, dedication and commitment to pain and suffering that those women have put in. Make no mistake, I'm not a feminist. But, there are some incredibly physically strong as well as mentally strong women out there. Using your logic, anything that a woman passes must mean that 95% of men must be able to pass it also. Which isn't the case.
@Seamus donaghy Donaghy however, I'm not convinced that we'll find a female any time soon that will pass SAS selection (the real one) Hopefully we do though. That'd be pretty mad
The instructor was phenomenal. He knew exactly when to be hard and when to be supportive. I liked that moment when he congratulated that one guy who found it really hard to fall backwards into the water
Not what it's really like
@Bruh Why? no it’s not , if you’ve seen the show, you’ll see that they do that for everyone. In SAS they don’t care who you are , you’re all the same
@Bruh Why? who is the gay??
Not that this was millitary related but my boss in a job where we are on a tight sheduele will SNAP HARDCORE for very very very small mistakes, but like a year into the job we got a complaint from one of the customers and i expected to get the whiop but he was SO supportive saying "Yes its my subordinatres fault he has worked here for one year and this is his FIRST mistake"
@Rolexonthearm yes but it WAS my fault, i should have not taken a female customers word that i can just put it on X spot and it will be OK, i should have put it under the roof and used my own head and accounted for the possibility of rain(but ye we blamed the woman 100 times per one time we acknowledged i did a mistake over the phone)
So this is what captain price had to go through to be a badass.
Believe me mate this is a VERY watered down version of UKSF selection. The real thing is MUCH worse than this
We went through worse in the army cadets back in the good old day's, 1970's.
soap had to shoot a piece of wood and throw a grenade at it and stab a water melon
if captain price was a 3head non american simp
This is a watered down reality show that is reminiscent of a scout camp
Title: The most intense 10 minutes you will experience today
Ant: Come here my little ducklings, quack quack
Imagine ant saying quack quack
I am dead
😂😂😂😂
i almost felt to sleep.
3:04 when you’re home alone and you hear footsteps.
You just got me thrown out the library 😂
And the spider hits your face.
JTID.
🤣
Lmao
Omg I died laughing lmfao
Just to let you guys know, they would never show SAS tactics on how they train people it’s far worse than this.
There is also no encouragement or criticism given out, you are expected to keep pushing forward
Meetra Surrik One of my step dads mates was in the SBS although he never really said much about training he once mentioned that the hardest thing is that the instructors want you to fail and there is no “safe space” to talk to them.
Resistance to Interrogation fascinates me. As one assumes that they would hurt you psychologically and physically but you are also aware that they can't go "too far". I'm guessing that they have perfected the sweet spot of hitting you hard without going too far 🤙🏾
Not to mention the fact that to be special forces you need to have already served in one of the 3 branches
Zimzim Al what are one of the 3 branches
He’s the Gordon Ramsey version of sas
Lmao
Dova Gaming or Gordon is the sas version of a chef
Dova Gaming
He wish !
Exactly what I thought
Isn't every SF staff the Gordon Ramsey of the SAS?
6:11
How my mum wakes me up for school on Mondays.
Sami Asghar lmaoooo😂🤣
😂😂
😂
Sami Asghar *mom
Juan nah Australians and British people spell mum
Being told by an SAS soldier that you are part of the team is just peaking your life at that moment.
There ex member's
@@Anglo-Brit They're. Also, so f-ing what? They were the cream of the crop to be SAS, any praise from them for what they were doing is priceless and unless you are also Ex SAS mate I'd keep that sort of sarcastic shit to yourself, twat.
3:04 is the best part ever. "Hello?"
Helo?
The best parts of this show are arguably when Middleton and the other staff have human moments and display sympathy to people who have lost family. Brings it down to earth.
They're human. They're just very badass humans that know how to access the parts other Regiments can't reach within themselves. 🤘😎🤘
empathy
3:05 rare footage of kkk testing new outfit
@LazarBeam Here is a false bloody legend, in its native habitat.
FadinqMellyyGxcha 🤣🤣🤣
FadinqMellyyGxcha for fuck sake 😂
that got dark real quick
LOL 😂
Even the greatest elite of men trained for combat and counter intelligence cry... No shame to shed a few tears💪💙
Haidur Shah melt
yeah cry but only if it's helping your mission.
These are civilians, not elite soldiers
Pifter
@Hugh Jones they really said that? The fuck has happened to our country....
"Remember, switching to your pistol is faster than reloading"
What kind of name is soap eh
How'd a muppet like you pass selection?
CS go....🤣
@Johnny V Also says the same in csgo...idiot
You run fastest with your knife out
7:32 If they put Heavy metal music on my headphones id be head banging, that would be the easiest part for me
Headbanging in the enemy interrogation
I was thinking the same thing
They crank the volume all the way up, you can barely hear anything it just hurts your ears at that point
As soon as they find out, they'd have you listening to The Spice Girls, Backstreet Boys and Hanson...
@@HSPGelton2 that’s uncanny! That is the exact comment I was going to type...
These dudes can get pretty SASsy
what you did there.... i like it
You may see yourself out...
R/PUNPATROL DOWN ON YOUR KNEES!!
@@MyBanan69 Take them out for dinner first man
xD
7:12 - my friends when I steal their kill.
Underrated 💀💀
even though they were on 10 health and the enemy was 80 health
Even though it was real life.
My dad when i spill a small glass of water at the dinner table
I think it should be compulsory to do something like this, maybe not as extreme. But a lot of people need this
John Smith only because you are in the outside. These courses are attrition based, pretty much everyone would get nothing out of it
John Smith we used to do national service in the 60s and 70s, all 16 year olds joined the military for 2 years compulsory. I think that system is far better, means military people realise they're military people and increases number of people in the SF and armed forces in general
I'm a teen rn and in Spain we had the compulsory military service not long ago, I think it's a good idea to make kids more disciplined, obviously not as hard as this by far, but there's sometimes families can't make a teen respect other people, and they kind of deserve it.
Thousand mybe ten pass. Mybe!
just like the hitler youth
0:07 autotune when he said babysit
Gremblo Gilberto try not to laugh challenge
no its the camera angles changing, which records different audio
Hahahahahaha!!
Marcus Addison you listen closely
BÆbysit
0:34 Are you calling me beeping liar ?!
“Well I ain’t calling you a truther” - Drake & Josh 😂
I see you too are a man of culture.
I dunno why, but I love how Charlie & Mo became such good mates. They connected quite early on too, despite being SO different & from polar opposite backgrounds, and they were ultimately the final 2 left standing
Cheeky channel 4 hitting that 10 minute mark.
Dr Creativity theres no ads
Funny how they know about the 10min mark but didn’t put ads on lol.
Respect to these fellas. Merry Christmas everyone.
Afroninja2025 fuck off then👍
It's not even the real people
Afroninja2025 I respect your religion
Afroninja2025 your welcome dude 👍
Ekman how is he
By the way this is a program for civilians, the real program would be harder
Your IQ is off the charts
the real instructor wouldn't hug you and praise you for making it, he'd tell you to take up your post and say you did nothing more than what you're suppose to.
Respiration Oxidation I don’t think the real shit would even be allowed on TV from just the pure fowl language 😂😂 let alone cuz the SAS wants to keep their training a secret
Maybe not the real thing, but could be a decent experience to know whether or not you have the capacity to move onto the real stuff.
Yes, the real program is getting shot in the middle east over some stupid American war because you did not go to fucking university.
I have huge respect for the man at the end, do you know how many people pass with flying colors? Less than 10% he is a true soldier all the best to him.
HE IS THE BEST OF THE BEST.
You have to respect these guys.
The training they go through, the mental and physical and that's only the beginning. These guys separate the best from the rest.💯
Nobody,s any body,,, we all booked in,
3:03 had me dying LMAO
fuckin hell.
I just came back to your comment to drop off a thumbs-up and re-click the time stamp
Pmsl 👌😂
what did he do> is it just the way it was silent and he was like "Huh doors open
Helu?
I like how he tries to look around
Anyone who's married with two kids goes through this interrogation phase every weekend
S.L never seen more truth in a UA-cam comment section 😂😂😂
Well you got it wrong
🤣
piece of cake....and tasty
Ha
1:38 what girls are doing in dogebell (sleeping and standing still)
6:11 boys in dogeball
Doge
1:35 when it’s time for school but you already said in 5 minutes 10 time to your parents
RJ Chai bro those are my least favorite words “time to get up” fuck those words those words can burn in the deepest depths of hell
This wasn't the most intense 10 minutes of my day.
It was when I spoke back to my maths teacher who was an ex-Army captain
HOW ARE UOU STILL ALIVE???
Elephant protector aaaaand you fucked up
All memeing aside tho come on man he served his country he did his part man just do yours he never asked for anything he gave away his life to protect ppl he didn’t even know (the US) I get it tho man everyone has their limits just ask him for help sometime he will gladly and i means fucking gladly help you
@@dawsynlarson696 I'm not from the US and he is a dick head who picks on skinny kids and gamers.
@@dawsynlarson696 Stop over idolizing these people. The military has some sick personality disordered fucks. Words from my Father and my instructor who was a Gunnery Sargeant. Some only join for narcissistic supply or whatever else they desire. Not for their countries
This shows how much hard work and endurance can pay off. Even when your about to quit whether it be at anything just remember those who quit lose the opportunity and those who keep going eventually overcome their obstacle. The SAS teaches you during training to never break or to give up no matter the pain and no matter the feelings that are within you. Never give up keep going and achieve your goal.
3:55 When I ask my crush out and she says no
This is why da British special forces are the best🇬🇧
*Uncle Sam music stops*
Delta force is best
@@malia4977 It never played.
Task 141. The best
@@masteryoda3558 😂😂😂😂
7:32 I was half expecting him to be all like "Oh sh*t, this is my jam!" And like headbang or something
AHAHAH yeah, US interrogators supposedly played Ministry to the prisoners at Abu Ghraib. While the whole situation was totally fucked beyond belief, and easily within the realm for war crimes... I would literally start headbanging to Ministry, even if it got me a proper filing in by the apes who ran that place.
Corvid
Yeah, you'd want to get in any acts of defiance you could in a situation like this to maintain your sanity. Headbang when the guards aren't looking
Yeah, honestly, I'd be mouthing the lyrics and everything... the actual proper interrogators in the real world don't do that though... they play sounds of babies crying, or audio of women being beaten or raped (either simulated or real....). Or just random loud sounds... that must be fucking brutal...
Corvid yup... war has no winners, man. Only survivors.
When the winner breaks down at the end you see the dedication and emotional control it takes and he's the very best!!!lol
I’m dying “cOmE oN LiTtLE dUcKlINgS QWACK QWACK” 1:41
9:08 I wanna give him a hug 🥺
same😭😭
I didn't understand why Musa broke down, is it due to the hardship they went through or tears of joy🤔
2:17 Same tour as me. Lost two people there . RIP LCpl James Brynin and WO2 Ian Fisher
Wow 🙏
Sorry for the loss of your brothers. Thank you for your service to this country.
SAS... Have nothing but a huge amount of respect for them. Who Dares Win!!!
You forgot the s on the end. It's who dares wins. That's how much respect you have, don't even know their motto
That guy In the black shirt is a really good instructor, perfect balance of a hardass and keeps you inspired to keep going.
SAS bad Mother Fuckers coming from a former Marine when the shit goes down glad we're on same team
Miguel Hernandez thank you for serving I have much respect for all military thanks again
joe man what I'm trying to say is that people that go out and fight for our countries should be respected
No they shouldn't, world war one and two should, join now and you are fighting for the top one percents greed and emancipation of poor peoples countries, and recruitment for the armed forces is at an all time low these days because of the people here that went and died and got blown to fuck and maimed all agree it wasnt worth it, there is no threat en masse to this country, armies are for defense not attack. Bullshit illegal war in Iraq and a contrived set of circumstances for war in Afghan as well to control the weed and heroin. Fuck our government and monarchy, not needed, out dated and outmoded. Like we need fucking ruled! Bullshit tax crippling us at all levels and austerity, all illegal and everyone just takes it.
Exactly buddy!
Yes Mace...wankers
If Gordon Ramsey trained this guys, For sure this Soldiers would definitely know how to cook a medium rare steak with lamb sauce.
"I'll put you on my shoulder and carry you, that's what's gonna happen if you collapse." That. That right there is some brother's in arms shit. That is GOOD SHIT.
I read an article the other day reviewing this show and how it’s stood up since it was on air. As soon as I read the phrase “full of toxic masculinity” I knew the article was bollocks.
Full of gay boys
how brave is the dad who is trying out in memory of his son. really proud of him
HIS SON WOULD BE PROUD OF HIM, I'M SURE.
SAS is that best
Braz123Gaming YT 1941 to now sas kicking arse and taking names , best special forces unit ever
@@tommyatkins2527 Not as good as the Raf Reg
Navy SEALs are the best!
@😂😂😂😂 you guys should come to land your ancestors colonised for the Last 200 years
Meet PARA SF
AND MARCOS
@@Seewhogetsluckyfirst your trolling right ?
I had the most intense 6 hours
School
JunsKitchenFan first day back is hell
U don't anything
yeah like when you dont have ur homework and the teacher is questioning random people
Least it aint 8h
JunsKitchenFan
Just 6? Fuck... mines 8 hours
1:35 When you're napping in English class and your teacher starts shouting
“I’ll put you on my back” is the epitome of military service. Great on these blokes. Stand up men who defend the great nation of the United Kingdom. Cheers from Michigan, USA 🇺🇸
Yes, this WAS the most intense experience for me today, and I intend to keep it that way.
nice joke anyway
I really appreciate and admire guys who are willing to bend their borders and do such an extreme stuff. Well done! And of course most negative comments are made from lowsy loudmouths who would give up in the first few hours.
Borders were made to be bent
*who would give up as soon as they were yelled at
@@Mat-kg7xu okay not everyone is built for shit like this & there is nothing wrong with it my dude.
A lot of people wouldn't handle this including me. No need to be an arrogant ass
I mean yeah, this is very close to actual SAS training. There's a very small percentage of the military that can complete SAS training. These are just regular civvies doing it.
"what's your name?"
"Joe"
"Last name?"
"Mama"
"why do I hear boss music?"
6:07 "boys there's no way of getting through.." Dude there's at least a 10 inch gap between the wall and the far right post just take your backpack off and slide through you dunce.
There’s not it looks like there is it’s a illusion
Just remember this is TV. It bears virtually no resemblance to actual SAS selection which lasts the best part of a year and is infinitely tougher
This was easily the most brutal series of the show, when they did that training drill the last to survive was so intense
I love this it’s best thing on tv. Period. I loved Colin the instructor in series 1 he was funny such a pity he only done the one series.
FOOOKIIIIN LASERSIGHTS
wots in the canistaa!
Nice to see the people without a brain stem have arrived.
@@cjtn10 fuck off
cried some more when the black fella passed then cried like a baby. emotional.
Met ant yesterday he really is a legend
LOVE THE BRITS
dont call us brits you fuck
@@tobyfoster7341 we are though??
@@tobyfoster7341 well not really, one is a racial slur and the other is a shortened form of the word British
of*
@@tobyfoster7341 it is, the difference is though that the word Paki gained a long history as being used in a derogatory manner were as Brit hasn't. At the end of the day you've got to be fairly thin skinned to be offended by such a term.
Brought tears to my eyes, Bravo.
7:13 bunch of grown men screaming gibberish at me I would’ve been laughing my ass off
Same 😂😂
Imagine you'd just spent 72 hours in a sleepless escape and evasion exercise, you were starving, exhausted and were aware of being under intense scrutiny. Now you have to keep your cool during 24 hour interrogation. 4 days near sleepless and running on dregs.
@@RoyScot They have to catch you first!
The last man standing, fucking brave. He passed the course facing his fears. He overcame adversity and did an outstanding job. That's a fuckin bravery, passed the course with flying colors. The same man that was fear of water and heights...
0:46 I am pretty sure that guy is the one who performed very well considering age etc. |It turns out his son was in the military and died. He just wanted to experience military stuff to feel close to him as he missed him so much. Awesome. He got a lot of respect for that.
he looks like kruger from Elysium just needs the south african accent
The trainer just reminds me on Captain Price and I don't know why
Pahqz * well understandably their both fucking badasses
I need him as my alarm clock
This is probably like 5-10% of what they really do
this show is fake as fuck
@@seremix774 why
@@samball2583 its a reality...thats why
09:19 - He just looks like he stands taller and easier.
Well played sir and damn, I went on that journey with you there at the end.
Title - INTENSE!!
The video - “Quack Quack, come on my little ducklings”
So much respect for the sas🙌❤️🇬🇧
3:05 im fucking done😂😂😂
Hahaha
I I “oh the door is open” 😂😂
1:35 😂 my mom 100%
I am AMAZED!!!, no wonder the S.A.S are the best elite force in the world........................HE WHO DARES!!!!
0:38 *if Gordon Ramsey was in the army.*
Stay in school kids or it's mobile sandbag duty for you.
only the best of the best get to join the SAS
DWAYNE GO FUCK URSELF
Who named their son DWayne ffs
NI H stay off the dark web ya cretin
bunch of twats! XD
I'd love to sign up for this as an experience. I've had a good research and there isn't much if anything like this for civvies in the UK only 1/2 day 'courses'. I imagine there is quite a bit of a hassle with insurances and stuff but it'd be great for people to try if they're not 100% sure without the risk of ruining a real chance.
No just no,
The Documentary Dude ahh you would shit yourself
Kinda the whole point though innit
The Documentary Dude not really though coz me and my dad watch it coz we love the army and appreciate and respect coz were a type of army family but yeah I'll probably try it out
Alex König how childish Mr König
This is more than it seems. This looks easy to do. But mentaly and physicaly its extreamly challenging. But the thought of beeing part of a top special forces is amazing. I want this and I train every day. For my strength. Mental strength is something I have as a skill that I made in my childhood. SAS, if you read this, know that I will one day come.
You know its tough when success brings you to tears. Well done mates.
The title: Something I have said to no-one ever.
Your profile pic was pretty intense in Justice League, mainly because of how horrifying it looked
He looked goofy and it was amazing
I'm proud to be british!
Loool
I promise the misses the most intense 10 minutes it always ends up being 2
4:20 chewbacka joined the chat.
SAS: Shouted At Severely
Massive respect to the guy at 9:02 he did so well
Lmao if I was in that water and heard "I just wanted to see your ugly heads" I would burst out laughing send me off idc that was too funny
"Huh, doors open" lmaoo
7:12 Oh, Damn. They brought in the US Marine DIs lol
I get so sad when I see my dreams shattered because of my mental health. I enlisted in the Royal Marines, passed my medical and fitness and couldn’t get in because of my Asperger’s Syndrome. I wish that in another life, I’ll be able to serve my country and be a soldier.
Wow the video made me cry i'm from the U.S and my respect to the Secret Air Service SAS.
Their accents make this so much better
Literally Gordon Ramsey as a soldier
This got me scared bruh respect to everyone even trying to join the SAS (and any other military branch)... unimaginable strain which I would never be able to go through
You have a stronger mind than you realise.
@Seamus donaghy Donaghy so if a woman completes the real SAS selection or completes Royal Marines Commando selection, does that mean it's easy?
@Seamus donaghy Donaghy your logic is incredibly illogical. And ignorant. There are a few women that have passed the U.S Army's Ranger school. The women that pass such things are even more rare than the men that pass. To say something must not be "as difficult as they they make it out to be" because a female can pass it, is undermining all the effort, dedication and commitment to pain and suffering that those women have put in. Make no mistake, I'm not a feminist. But, there are some incredibly physically strong as well as mentally strong women out there. Using your logic, anything that a woman passes must mean that 95% of men must be able to pass it also. Which isn't the case.
@Seamus donaghy Donaghy however, I'm not convinced that we'll find a female any time soon that will pass SAS selection (the real one) Hopefully we do though. That'd be pretty mad
2:53 The man gets escapes! 😂😂
what episode was it from i cant find it
7:12 your dead team mates when YOU’RE the last one alive on your squad and you fail to clutch the win
Early series are the best xxx
Imagine having captain price as your drill seargent
The most fun 10 minutes of my day.
1:36 is how my mum wakes me and my sister up on school days
God rest those who’ve gone before us. The father on this programme is an inspiration and should be proud of himself.
"put your hands over your chest and simply fall backwards" was badass
They're lucky they got to experience this. Hope I will one day as well