US Naval Academy Seal Screener
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- Опубліковано 9 тра 2024
- At the Naval Academy, the SEAL screener offers a sneak peek into the future of leadership, testing the waters for elite potential. #Navy #NavalAcademy #NavySEAL #SEALscreener
Video by: @NavySEALandSWCC
Those are great young people trying to get a chance to tryout for a very difficult job! We should be thankful we have young people still pursuing educations and careers like this...
I agree as long as we don’t water down the standards for numbers.
@@Anonymous18817 Stay far away from ALL U.S. Federal Govt Agencies.
That includes the Military.
Stay out of Politics at the federal level.
Get involved at the local level & not on the left.
I came to America legally & served in combat in Vietnam.
This govt is not what what you think, it is dirty & corrupt top down.
The corn rows look professional
Right. A nail salon professional.
@@Anonymous18817 Hahaha!! My advice? Join the Space Force!
I was recruited to the naval academy for rowing, 20 years ago. I decided at the last moment to do "traditional college". I regret the decision not to go. Young men, DO IT if you get the chance
Redefining the meaning of Weekend Warrior!
@@Anonymous18817 🤷♀🤷♀🤷♀🤷♀🤷♀ I'm not in the Navy. 🤷♀🤷♀🤷♀🤷♀🤷♀
@@Anonymous18817 I have no clue. I'm not in the Navy.
You have no idea what you’re talking about but feel free to bump your gums. The Academy was hard enough to get through. These folks put in extra to mostly not get selected. I had a company mate who was a stud and didn’t make the cut. Shut your hole.
I was with you right up until underwater knot tying. I can't even tie a knot above water.
The awesome thing about doing push-ups: you’re not running.
The awesome thing about running: you’re not doing push-ups!
Hi, I’m a woman in her 20s and I’m training to become a U.S. Navy SEAL.
What advice would you give for women that want to be SEALs? If you had to go to BUD/S again, how would you prepare differently? What books or workout programs would you recommend?
Most female SEAL candidates struggle with carrying the boats and logs, doing pull ups, having grip strength and completing the “Dirty Name” on the obstacle course. Also, a lot of female SEAL candidates break their legs or develop stress fractures.
A woman made it to day 4 of BUD/S first phase recently but she quit that day. That’s the farthest a woman has made it. Her BUD/S classmates told me that her class hated her and ran her out from under the boat because she was a boat ducker. Nine women have entered the SEAL pipeline since 2016.
"Hey, how was your weekend?"!
Gritty?
Hi, I’m a woman in her 20s and I’m training to become a U.S. Navy SEAL.
What advice would you give for women that want to be SEALs? If you had to go to BUD/S again, how would you prepare differently? What books or workout programs would you recommend?
Most female SEAL candidates struggle with carrying the boats and logs, doing pull ups, having grip strength and completing the “Dirty Name” on the obstacle course. Also, a lot of female SEAL candidates break their legs or develop stress fractures.
A woman made it to day 4 of BUD/S first phase recently but she quit that day. That’s the farthest a woman has made it. Her BUD/S classmates told me that her class hated her and ran her out from under the boat because she was a boat ducker. Nine women have entered the SEAL pipeline since 2016.
That was just a tease. Heard it said anyone can survive a day. Try 180
Very cool. I especially liked the part where you advertised the nature of your work.
Hi, I’m a woman in her 20s and I’m training to become a U.S. Navy SEAL.
What advice would you give for women that want to be SEALs? If you had to go to BUD/S again, how would you prepare differently? What books or workout programs would you recommend?
Most female SEAL candidates struggle with carrying the boats and logs, doing pull ups, having grip strength and completing the “Dirty Name” on the obstacle course. Also, a lot of female SEAL candidates break their legs or develop stress fractures.
A woman made it to day 4 of BUD/S first phase recently but she quit that day. That’s the farthest a woman has made it. Her BUD/S classmates told me that her class hated her and ran her out from under the boat because she was a boat ducker. Nine women have entered the SEAL pipeline since 2016.
Guys at the Naval Academy. When you try out for BUDS training. Remember that the only easy day is always yesterday. Never forget that!!! One more thing, "Pain is good for the body, it builds character. The water is always cold until you find yourself and your Teammates in St.Thomas for a little R&R. The Rum is great and the women are just Beautiful. Have a nice day guys
Hi, I’m a woman in her 20s and I’m training to become a U.S. Navy SEAL.
What advice would you give for women that want to be SEALs? If you had to go to BUD/S again, how would you prepare differently? What books or workout programs would you recommend?
Most female SEAL candidates struggle with carrying the boats and logs, doing pull ups, having grip strength and completing the “Dirty Name” on the obstacle course. Also, a lot of female SEAL candidates break their legs or develop stress fractures.
A woman made it to day 4 of BUD/S first phase recently but she quit that day. That’s the farthest a woman has made it. Her BUD/S classmates told me that her class hated her and ran her out from under the boat because she was a boat ducker. Nine women have entered the SEAL pipeline since 2016.
@Anonymous18817
Go back in time and be born a man, that's the only way it's happening.
@Anonymous18817 Stop wasting a spot. This is a men's career field. You have nothing to prove, and you're not as strong as men. Even if you made it through Hell week you'd just be dismissed later on down the pipeline. You can't carry a 200+ pound man.
What am I thinking 😮
Hi, I’m a woman in her 20s and I’m training to become a U.S. Navy SEAL.
What advice would you give for women that want to be SEALs? If you had to go to BUD/S again, how would you prepare differently? What books or workout programs would you recommend?
Most female SEAL candidates struggle with carrying the boats and logs, doing pull ups, having grip strength and completing the “Dirty Name” on the obstacle course. Also, a lot of female SEAL candidates break their legs or develop stress fractures.
A woman made it to day 4 of BUD/S first phase recently but she quit that day. That’s the farthest a woman has made it. Her BUD/S classmates told me that her class hated her and ran her out from under the boat because she was a boat ducker. Nine women have entered the SEAL pipeline since 2016.
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How do you screen for the most elite warriors in the world?
"and a bunch of pushups"
Why women being screened in a combat arms selection?
I mean hey if she’s able to keep up with her male peers go for it. Only problem is if you put 120lbs on the back of a woman she crumples like a freaking crouton
Why not?
@@MrZachgonz have you ever met a woman?
@@MrZachgonzI can tell you why not…. Want to know? From someone who was in the teams for 13 years? Ask.
Noticed. It’s not a selection. More like a fam. The combat exclusion is gone. They can try out. They won’t make it though.
WHAT!!NO FLUTTER KICKS
"... and a bunch of push-ups!" ...
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Throw me a bone....aka an invite we dont gotta talk about any strings till i finish the training.
SEAL is an acrym, not Seal
Numbskull reporter don't know!!
to do that requires you to be in the very peak of physical fitness that one could hope to achieve as a human being...aka, i get tired just watching it lol
To your health
Training in warm , freshwater, pools is NOTHING like sand, cold water and wind,2 am, surf beating waves, saltwater and sugar cookies . Unending . . . ☆
That’s why it’s a screener, because they know if you can’t push yourself in a nice pool, you more than likely won’t when it comes to the real thing.
I mean this is like comparing RSS poolee function to actual Boot Camp
The coldest it gets in southern California is 54 degrees. Settle down.
Hi, I’m a woman in her 20s and I’m training to become a U.S. Navy SEAL.
What advice would you give for women that want to be SEALs? If you had to go to BUD/S again, how would you prepare differently? What books or workout programs would you recommend?
Most female SEAL candidates struggle with carrying the boats and logs, doing pull ups, having grip strength and completing the “Dirty Name” on the obstacle course. Also, a lot of female SEAL candidates break their legs or develop stress fractures.
A woman made it to day 4 of BUD/S first phase recently but she quit that day. That’s the farthest a woman has made it. Her BUD/S classmates told me that her class hated her and ran her out from under the boat because she was a boat ducker. Nine women have entered the SEAL pipeline since 2016.
No woman has completed BUDS, let alone become a SEAL.
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SEAL not Seal
THANK YOU Cod.
Correcting UA-cam spelling 🤦♂️
lol, by the naval academy nonetheless.
tool! Lol
I know - this isn’t a Seaworld where seals are involved!!!
Lol we took in boot went buds if they a lot would not go
The report would be more plausible if they didn’t use video shorts for actual buds training in Coronado
Didn't see anyone wet and sandy!
bro I make my students do this for their gray belts in mcmap
Is there anyone here struggling to get dropshipping business started from scratch
Why are they screening females they dont let them on the teams >
Wrong century dude, they absolutely do.
@@lupusthelupus 🤡🤡 you’re acting like a woman. None have made it to a team. The Navy is allowing them to be BUD/S instructors now despite never having been a SEAL.
The army was pushing females through the green beret pipeline/ Q Course and the Rangers selection/ RASP. They had to fire all the instructors and cadre that weren’t on board with it. Guess what? People stopped signing up for it, they recently had a Q Course where only 20 people showed up and 5 made it. Last year, the female army ranger got fired for calling a artillery strike on her own squad. You’re a absolute clown dude, it’s not sexism, it’s a serious problem that is tanking recruitment. High leadership pushing a agenda, getting shit ruined. Let’s just say there’s a reason it hasn’t happened to the SEALs yet, SEALs have said they will personally do whatever it takes to ensure a female doesn’t make it, including breaking her legs.
@@lupusthelupus They let them try out. No female has made it as a SEAL yet.
It's open to women now, even though basically none of them make it and the ones that do get stuck in admin roles. No one can deny they're a liability in combat.
@lupusthelupus No woman has made it through to graduation. The democrats will ensure that standards are reduced to make this happen.
Will the SEALS compromise their standards to allow women to graduate, as the Rangers (thanks to a certain woke President) did?
That woman never passed Ranger school even with the lowering of standards. Getting long rest time and given many opportunities over a few months. How does that qualify for anything other than walking a Generals dog. Stay in your lane ladies. Pushing a pencil in supply you can qualify.
SEALS 😁😁 PLEASE MARRY FBI AGENTS 😁🇺🇸🇺🇸🗽✌️✌️
Why woman doing this??
because The U.S. Navy officially authorized women to be eligible for SEAL training in 2017. If they qualify, they can be a SEAL. So far, that has not happened. No woman has yet qualified as a Navy SEAL, and as of February 2024, no woman has even made it through Hell Week or BUD/S.
@@retiredusn3701 No woman has even started BUD/S. They can't even get through a couple days of Indoc.
@kevinl8440 I am aware of that. However the opportunity to try was granted in 2017.
@@retiredusn3701 Yes but you stated that no woman has made it through BUD/S or Hell Week as if any has even tried it. They can't even get to the point of trying.
@kevinl8440 they have the opportunity. That is different than not passing. There may come a day when one passes. It has not happened yet but the Navy has provided the chance.
Hey!
Here's a thought become a Marine!
But I guess all the wannabee dropouts from this will figure that... out...
For reasons I do not understand, the Navy has convinced people that SEALs are the only people in the military that kick in doors and cap bad-guys -- something every USMC and Army infantryman does everyday... in fact, I respect SEALs for the UDT stuff and the fitness levels. It's amazing and they deserve credit for their superior skills in the water and in maritime interdiction. But most of what is portrayed in this SEAL screening is not much different than what infantryman of the 80s and 90s were doing at basic training or infantry school. Not sure if that is true today but it was in my era.
@@GhostRanger5060it’s funny because SEALs are probably the least likely to actually get into a gunfight these days. Way better decision to go rangers or airborne and make your way to SF if you want to see actual combat.
@@GhostRanger5060I can speak to your question….ask away. 13 years in the teams. I can speak to anything from 1993 to 2005 actually. I did 13 years specwar and the rest in recruiting and reserves…
@@saltysailor141 Hahaha! Since you are a SEAL recruiter I suspect I know what the answer to my question, why don't some of the these cadets go the USMC instead, would be! Any good recruiter would want the best candidates to believe his service branch was the best--as it should be! Hahahaha! Thank you for your SEAL service.... but of course, I am trying to recruit people to the Army... Infantry.... Airborne... Ranger.... so I am biased, too! hahaha!
@GhostRanger5060 I really actually enjoyed the recruiting....
The way they prep candidates now. For a spec, warfare path is a joke though.
There are more civilian boot camps out there that try to tell you. They can get you up to standards before you even touch buds.
In my humble opinion, those who make it are desperate and have nothing else to fall back on...
We are typically not quitters. We are typically people who played team sports in school we. Typically came from, not perfect households. Et. C.
I have spent a lot of time post retirement building out a Profile on what the modern day seal looks like.
It's a lot different than when I was on the teams...
I was stubborn and had a father who was a intelligence officer that I always looked up to and I did a lot of it to make him impressed with my accomplishments.
In Retrospect, that was the wrong motivation, but I accomplished my goal, Nonetheless.
I became a ups driver in my civilian years and am largely retired now.... and keep up with my fitness and train younger men locally who want to go in the military of all branches....for free.
I don't believe in taking money to turn out good future men, who want to serve our nation.
I will not train a female though.... Too risky, especially if you ever had to touch them.
Anyway, sorry if a lot of this is long and gramatically not well done.
I can't even exactly remember your specific question!
But feel free to ask me anything.
The training is much different. I wouldn't say it's easier.
I was in Coronado, less than a year ago and walked the beach ....and spoke with instructors that are very competent men. And turn out good operators. Many that are better than ones when I served... They are more varied in their skill set.
The ones I worry about are the ones that are being pushed through for optics.... Certain skin colors and such.... And God forbid if a woman, got pushed through.
It would compromise team, safety, integrity and mission.
All the best from salty sailor washington state
48 hour 😂😂😂 They stopped sending the Marines from the academy to OCS years ago since so many were failing.
False. You must’ve been an rotc clown.
I watched until fe-fails...god help us.
Get the women out of there like what
Yup, last I heard they’re allowing female’s that were never a SEAL to be a SEAL instructor, all instructors are supposed to have been SEALs, there has never been a female SEAL yet they’re allowing them to be instructors. What a joke.
@@gannethackett9323 Get used to it. They did the same thing at US Army Ranger School to get their first females to graduate -- they had high-ranking female lane walkers who had no Ranger experience accompanying each female candidate to ensure that the Ranger Instructors were "fair" to the females. "Fair" meant if a patrol failed the female leaders still got a go (for "trying") and the male leaders still got a no-go. The females needed 5 to 6 recycles (or more) to finally get a tab - - and male officers and NCOs do not get 5 to 6 recycle attempts to pass Ranger School. It diminishes the entire meaning of the training.
@@GhostRanger5060 I agree with you and I'm female. Lowering the standards hurts our entire military, but esp. the special forces teams. Is your enemy going to wait for the slower female to catch up?
@@GhostRanger5060 yeah and your point is? You’re saying because they did it it’s fine? It’s not. What the army did was a joke. You can scroll through the comments and find my other one where I mentioned the same thing. The army is basically a example of what NOT to do, doesn’t mean anyone should “get used to it”.
I don’t see any issues man. It’s just a screener. This doesn’t even guarantee admission to being given a SEAL slot. There’s also SOIC that comes after this.
Don’t waste time offering it to women they can’t become a SEAL!!!!
Less than .001 naval academy cadets make it thru BUDS. Not the right group of people.
Talk about pulling a number out of your ass. Try again, gaslighter.
There’s only 20-30 slots a year from academy. The ones who are selected pass buds at a higher rate than any other group.