Honestly as a exibiton leader I thought it was a very good show and the spinning was spot on very good job guy! As a team you could use some work but overall very good!
I am part of an exhibition team, and seeing that one guy drop the weapon he probably felt like he let his teammates down. That's all I would be thinking if I dropped the gun during a competition or performance. Cause they take alot of points of for that
Wow that was amazing. I was on High School trick rife drill team back in the 1970s,, but we weren't that advance,, good for you guys. Well done!!!!!!!!
NJROTC is not authorized to wear BDUs. Especially during an exhibition. Arm bands are not in regulations neither are the weird tank tops they are wearing.
@@jordansbear To be fair, NJROTC has no official utility uniform, and they are phasing out the working khakis, so issuing BDUs isn't too bad of an offense.
I'm not surprised he dropped it. I just feel like they were all spinning for the sake of spinning. Honestly if I was on the front row I would have been nervous the entire time.
Im so jelly of you guys, not of the routine (even though it was great) but of the fact that you guys can move around that much and just have fun with it in my unit in Anaheim we must stand still and still wow the audience. Our four man, which im a part of, gets it done but if we moved this much the crowd would go absolutely bonkers. Also if we drop a rifle we are shunned and made fun of but it seems like you guys actually get a bunch of support. Good routine guys loved the solos
yeah it is for fun, but our commander doesn't think so unfortunately and yeah it is obvious you put it a LOT of practice loved it anyway. Make me wish i could continue doing it.
its high school man, i dont see the big deal about the little stuff. you can obviously see we put a lot of practice in even if there are a few messy parts. plus it was just for fun so whatevs.
You must be new to the military drill world. As was already stated, these M1903 replica Daisy Drill Rifles weigh just over 8lbs. The standard for M1s and 1903s is 8.5lbs, the standard for the M14 is 10.2lbs and the standard for color guard (marching band) rifles is around 2lbs. Sometimes a "real" rifle is demilitarized so badly it then weighs more and is probably unbalanced as well. My post on the various drill rifles explains this and more, you may find it interesting.
It's silly not to pick up your own rifle. This is XD (exhibition drill). XD is all about the performance and not some thought-up rule. There isn't a single manual anywhere (unless it's local) that states the team needs to freeze, the performance needs to stop and everyone needs to stare at your commander while he/she picks up the dropped rifle and return it to its owner. Drillmaster The Drillmaster dot (org) 20 years retired USAF 17+ years honor guard Drill team, honor guard and Driller trainer
That's because drops are really not the performance killers so many people think they are. Drillmaster The Drillmaster dot (org) 20 years retired USAF 17+ years honor guard Drill team, honor guard and Driller trainer
i like our rifles better than the one you guys are using we have the repurposed m1's and the black sentetics like yalls the m1's are heavier but they are alot more comfortable good job
13.2 lbs?! Our practice rifles are light and weigh like 5lbs. Those I can spin. But our heavy ones are seven (eight) point something and heavy as fuck to me! You are amazing! XD
actually, i have a full ride through the navy to get my degree for aerospace engineereing. after which i plan to fly soooooo nope no pizza parlor. unless im eating there...
Those look like the ones that weigh 13.2 pounds. Our drill rifles at my high school weigh 11.7 pounds. Our practice rifles look like those and their 13.2 pounds. My least favorite to spin, me being a small girl.
Cody Kennedy I know, I'm on a drill team myself, but I think it's a safe assumption considering the vibe given off from these guys. With their skills I would also assume they must've got a bit cocky and could've used a bit more practice
BroadSword141 In The Flesh as am I! But you are correct. They do need some sharpening up. Maybe if they slowed down the movements and added more definition, it would look better
Ya john jay is pretty good. But my drill team could really have at it with them. I just wish I could post our videos but cant😓 but ya I like john jays style to
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Honestly as a exibiton leader I thought it was a very good show and the spinning was spot on very good job guy! As a team you could use some work but overall very good!
I agree they did awesome!!!😅
I know they feel on top of the world, wish my JROTC Exhibition Was that impressive
You mean outstanding
At least you have one 🙁
I am part of an exhibition team, and seeing that one guy drop the weapon he probably felt like he let his teammates down. That's all I would be thinking if I dropped the gun during a competition or performance. Cause they take alot of points of for that
I suddenly feel like our exhibition team is total crap...
ethan cocke k😶
It is...
Even this team isn't great they're sloppy 😂🤷♂️
If you think this team is good your teams probably trash just like this one
They are actually sloppy
Excellent job cadets! Wish my school was this enthusiastic about ROTC.
-C/LCpl Washburn, Midway High School MCJROTC
Um, noooooo. This was a horrible exhibition.
JBear guess you have never seen Sanderson High School AFJROTC Drill Team
C/LCpl Lamb Atascocita High School MCJROTC
Wow that was amazing. I was on High School trick rife drill team back in the 1970s,, but we weren't that advance,, good for you guys. Well done!!!!!!!!
why did you guys have camo for NJROTC I want camo lol
NJROTC is not authorized to wear BDUs. Especially during an exhibition. Arm bands are not in regulations neither are the weird tank tops they are wearing.
@@jordansbear To be fair, NJROTC has no official utility uniform, and they are phasing out the working khakis, so issuing BDUs isn't too bad of an offense.
Dang I was looking forward to seeing what that guy was going to do. Too bad he dropped
No this routine was our 5 best spinners working together. Who is this?
Good job
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Cmon guys that was pretty top notch! gg no re
I give props to the nathan guy. he's the one who caught my eye. got a lot of well thought out tricks in his solo.
I'm not surprised he dropped it. I just feel like they were all spinning for the sake of spinning. Honestly if I was on the front row I would have been nervous the entire time.
OMG I WISH PEOPLE IN RAMONA CAN BE THAT GOOD! AND NATHAN WILSON YOU ARE A BEAST!
Im so jelly of you guys, not of the routine (even though it was great) but of the fact that you guys can move around that much and just have fun with it in my unit in Anaheim we must stand still and still wow the audience. Our four man, which im a part of, gets it done but if we moved this much the crowd would go absolutely bonkers. Also if we drop a rifle we are shunned and made fun of but it seems like you guys actually get a bunch of support. Good routine guys loved the solos
When I was on the JROTC Boys Drill Team back in the late 80's our riffles weigh a mere 9 ibs...are those lighter, looks it! Nice drill!
The ones that my JROTC unit use, are the same weight. They are 9 lbs as well.
Why do people assume because they handle the rifles like they weigh nothing that they weigh nothing... It's called strength and bearing...
yeah it is for fun, but our commander doesn't think so unfortunately and yeah it is obvious you put it a LOT of practice loved it anyway. Make me wish i could continue doing it.
One guy dropped his rifle, but no one cared because the performance was so great
The last two cadets who did a solo were decent. Most of my schools drill/exhibition team members can do what they did.
just reminiscing on the good ole times. this routine was fun. sadly no more armed drill for just about everyone on this team.
yay:) this was a long time ago but thank you! i actually made up a couple of the short bits in there. its cool to have someone notice
I'm going to show my cadets this video as a show of definitely what not to do.
I swear they are awesome
yep our band's "COLORGUARD" thinks our rifles don't way as much as their toys. they have no idea on how heavy the 8.6 pound daisys are really.
Only if my school had respect for jrotc like this school does
Same
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bro this is great!
This is absolutely perfect.
its high school man, i dont see the big deal about the little stuff. you can obviously see we put a lot of practice in even if there are a few messy parts. plus it was just for fun so whatevs.
Opps, nevermind. I read the comments lol ^-^. Well, you guys are very good. Keep up the good work!
You must be new to the military drill world. As was already stated, these M1903 replica Daisy Drill Rifles weigh just over 8lbs. The standard for M1s and 1903s is 8.5lbs, the standard for the M14 is 10.2lbs and the standard for color guard (marching band) rifles is around 2lbs. Sometimes a "real" rifle is demilitarized so badly it then weighs more and is probably unbalanced as well. My post on the various drill rifles explains this and more, you may find it interesting.
"they have tape around their wrists" hahahahha
It's silly not to pick up your own rifle. This is XD (exhibition drill). XD is all about the performance and not some thought-up rule. There isn't a single manual anywhere (unless it's local) that states the team needs to freeze, the performance needs to stop and everyone needs to stare at your commander while he/she picks up the dropped rifle and return it to its owner.
Drillmaster
The Drillmaster dot (org)
20 years retired USAF
17+ years honor guard
Drill team, honor guard and Driller trainer
That's because drops are really not the performance killers so many people think they are.
Drillmaster
The Drillmaster dot (org)
20 years retired USAF
17+ years honor guard
Drill team, honor guard and Driller trainer
Theyre good individuals but not as a team they have that its only "me" out their and not my team
Oh man its been awhile since i've seen the nutcracker!
I feel like shit now lol
Y'all did amazing!! Do u mind of I show this to my drill team?
i like our rifles better than the one you guys are using we have the repurposed m1's and the black sentetics like yalls the m1's are heavier but they are alot more comfortable good job
WOW THE HAWAIIAN PUNCH
That's easy....
Any springfield 1903A3 drill rifle weighs in between 8.5 to 9 pounds. On a rare occasion (daisy) they will weigh 9.5 to 10 pounds.
Definitely better than the ones here
was this part of your routine in UCLA this year?
How much do those rifles weigh?
13.2 lbs?! Our practice rifles are light and weigh like 5lbs. Those I can spin. But our heavy ones are seven (eight) point something and heavy as fuck to me!
You are amazing! XD
dude i hate to be the guy who drops the rifle
@chipsahoyman1 im the one on the far left, my name is nathan wilson and i live in ramona. kinda just ruined you comment:)
Damn if my sch can be like their standard it will be a miracle
What type of rifles are you using?
actually, i have a full ride through the navy to get my degree for aerospace engineereing. after which i plan to fly soooooo nope no pizza parlor. unless im eating there...
Those look like the ones that weigh 13.2 pounds. Our drill rifles at my high school weigh 11.7 pounds. Our practice rifles look like those and their 13.2 pounds. My least favorite to spin, me being a small girl.
Drillmaster
The Drillmaster dot (org)
20 years retired USAF
17+ years honor guard
Drill team, honor guard and Driller trainer
they are 8.75 lbs..
Why are they using 2 pound rifles? They should be using 10 pounds.
1:02 MOVE OUT THE WAY!!!!!!
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To me the first 3 looked unconfortable with the rifle.
10 pound we actually weighed them lol with full action bolt its 10 pounds
yea.... thats a lie. lol they weigh around 9 lbs. just because im a beast and could throw it 30 feet in the air doesnt mean you have to be jealous:)
Drops rifle😂
Wonder how many pushups he got.
Angelika Sunie a hell of a lot I'm sure, if anything he got a lot of shit for it
BroadSword141 In The Flesh drops are quite common and not frowned upon or punishable.
Cody Kennedy I know, I'm on a drill team myself, but I think it's a safe assumption considering the vibe given off from these guys. With their skills I would also assume they must've got a bit cocky and could've used a bit more practice
BroadSword141 In The Flesh as am I! But you are correct. They do need some sharpening up. Maybe if they slowed down the movements and added more definition, it would look better
im sure its 8.9 pounds
Im not gonna lie that really wasnt hat good. The only one that was decent was the last guy that did exhibition solo that was it
Their exhibition drill rifles weigh like 2 pounds. Try doing that with a 8 pound springfield drill rifle.
me like
not at all :)
This wasnt good. Look up John jay and/or Brandeis. Not even a competition
Ya john jay is pretty good. But my drill team could really have at it with them. I just wish I could post our videos but cant😓 but ya I like john jays style to
I don't think their solos were that good ether.
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i just wasted my time watching this crap that i can do it better then they did.....smh
Camaro Owner no you can't lol
Matt Egu you don't even know who I am.
JC-130 Yes he can ik him personally and his in top 3 for best prescion drill AI in the world
Camaro Owner post a vid or it's lies 😂
KillerOna Spree stop lying pls
pish.
Horrible drill team.
Sure, whatever you say