It's actually fucking crazy how much I've learnt about the British Army from this channel compared to any other, keep this up lad, there's hardly any decent insight video's for the British Army compared to the US Military. You being easily the best, it's honestly making me thinking of joining up but I seriously need to get in shape haha.
Mike Hunt Join mate. You’ll love it. I joined the reserves (can’t commit to regulars) and it’s one of the best things I’ve done. Get fit and crack on. Fitness will help you in all aspects of a career in the army. As long as you’re fit, switched on and always willing to give it everything, you’ll do fine! Go for it fella! 👌🏻💪🏻👍🏻
@@jakem834 Thank's lad, defiantly might go for it full time, pretty overweight right now like so a few month's intense gym training is a must haha! feel like I'm stuck with the dead end job I currently have and I've always been interested in joining the Police, so an MP soldier could be the way to go! ( Even if it's one of the most hated regiments :') )
Trust me mate join up, it will probably be the best thing I will do in my life time by a long shot. With fitness just start getting amongst it and cracking on. With the right mindset you will be in basic before you know.
Served in the Guards as does my son who is staying in for life he’s served 8 years so far and in going on seniors this year. Best time of my life especially the guards depot at Pirbright 🔵🔴🔵
Aye me to Iam Spartacus, i was at Pirbright Guards depot 19 years ago, just before the guards done all training at Catterick. Seen 9/11 happen in the Naafi during phase 2 (infantry training) in catterick. Thought it was a movie! BluRedBlue
my Dad was at Pirbright guards depot he was a chef there left 77/78, my first house of registry was Inkerman Barracks Woking then Coppershill drive Pirbright camp
These are already qualified infantry soldiers who have gone to Pirbright for part of their first promotion course. If you want to join the Infantry, you’ll do your recruit training in Catterick, North Yorkshire.
Another great vid!!! Gutted my basic training has been cancelled but just going to have to keep pushing on with my training until I get another date 💪🏼👌🏼
Me: decides to look at the channel Also me: realises i've already watched alot of these videos Good job man, shoulda seen me searching for decent videos on the UK Armed Forces and the training until i started to frequent ur videos without noticing it was the same channel. Keep up the good work!
I hear what sounds like Whoa Mohammed. If I remember my regimental history right that became the battle cry of 2nd Battalion during the North Africa campaign. I didn’t know the Guards used it.
can you remember the sand hill lol hahah not very high... until you are on your 5th time up all at the same time then pressup in the big puddle at the bottom.. people died on that hill
we had to do a 3 mile through the woods , then a 1 mile assault course and finish with a shoot . we called it a march and shoot . dont know why they ever called it a march , we only ran . pirbright in the 70s . welsh guards .
That's what the trainings for, some of these lads and ladies have the prowess of a olympic athlete. You train together, change together and make bonds that will last a lifetime.
Don’t need to be fit to go in you need to be fit to stay in, no matter how unfit you are there is always somebody more unfit than you but you and the boys go through it together, always pushing through it and digging deep. Your fitness will improve in no time!
@@KB-pd4ws So you recommend me joining in my unfit state and ill will be trained up to the right fitness standard don't want to be a liability in training? Also im out of work until the 1 June which has given me a long time to think about joining the reserves.
I do mate but I would recommend you to at least start going for a run just to get you prepared for what’s to come, just to get a feel of what you will go through I was unfit when I first joined up now I’m as fit as a fiddle I’ve been in 4 years now and loving it....just go for it mate you will smash it I’m sure. 💪🏽
How it's changed. Why aren't the paras going hell for leather to beat the wooden tops. Why aren't 2para trying to beat 3para. Why no beasting screaming swearing corporal motivation. Or did I dream all that in the 70s. Even the music is layed back... Well done lads. I am a grumpy old git🤬
I'm aiming to join the Paras, Just sent my application, time to get fit enough to absolutely smash the basic and then hopefully pass my P company tests 🤞
thats going to hurt haha.. im 42 and climb mountains with other ex guardsmen as means of keeping things moving and to raise awareness of mental health in our veterans.. and I can tell you now... it's painful lol but well worth it.
That sounds like a really good cause well done keep up the good work...... unfortunately I don't have too many mountains in Norfolk...lol. Are used to be in the RAF regiment.......😬 yeah...I know you don't need to say it.... been out three years so hopefully I can get back on it and it won't be too hard...🤞
Trying to see the regimental insignia/accoutrements, and read through the description and comments. What I’m gathering is these are not recruits, but trained individual regimental members of both the Guards and Paras doing refresher training, being delivered by a training establishments residential cadre consolidated from the aforementioned regiments. Is this correct? What is the training they are completing/refreshing, or is it just for a periodic assessment of the 3 miler? What is the frequency/currency for re-evaluation? Cheers
I love seeing this! Our army (Canada) needs help in a bad way. I religiously live in the gym, others prefer pizza and beers daily. 80% of our army is beyond fat
Might sound like a silly question, but how much cushioning does the British Army boot have? seems like a lot of injurys are down to the impact from the foot.
bexs 22 I’m Ex Army. For this type of run; Your day snack,15kg, SA80 Rifle, 9kg, helmet, 2kg - that’s typically the weight you would have for this type of run, the CFT (combat fitness test) when I was in would be 8 miles in 2 hours that’s the longest distance you’re expected to go in training (Infantry) (10 miles in 2 hours for the Paras) for this 3 miler the fittest lads would be doing it in about 15 mins but as a group a good time should be around the 18 minute marker
@@RockysLife yeh 15 mins for 3 miles i think might be way to high judging by that being 4.8km and the entry req for the army is 1030 for infantry on a 2km run with no kit, correct me if im wrong just agree that it dosent sound very plausible
@@gooseygooze8288 Not entry requirement at all, In my training, the fittest lads were smashing that in about 15,16.. that just the best guys and there was only 2 of them out of the whole 40/50 that passed through our Platoon - The expected standard is about 18 mins when I was training in 2013, you'll still be okay with a 19 min time but the slowest people were coming in after 20-23 mins
I’m about to join the British army hopefully into the welsh guards and was wondering does height matter, I’m not the tallest of lads but I don’t want my height stopping progression for my future I’m around 5’6
You'll be lucky to find anything decent for sale & used ones are all collection only. If you're worried about social contact get outdoors at 5 a.m like I do. 90 minutes this morning & never saw a single person. 👌
Lovely bit of social distancing 😂🤣 knackered just watching this, pumped but exhausted. Brains already trying to write a cheque my body can’t cash anymore 😂🤣 Ich Dien 🤘😎👍
Well in Gents, when I was in training and hanging, for some reason my Sergeant used to say top 2 inches. Still never got to find he meaning of it after all through the years I served.
Great vid, one question out of curiosity iv been in the Army 13 years and never seen anyone with a renk slide on thier helmet? Is this an airborne / guards thing?
Loved the Guards depot, it was feckin hard, but then if it was easy, everyone would do it right ? Joined 87, left 92. Made me the man I am today… and I’m still proud to have served 🟦🟥🟦
all guards at one point did that route.. we never called it the 3 miler though. it was just a PT day but by the looks of the ongoing effort, it was the same thing. its been a good 23 years or so since I did that training so my memory is a little hazy. im also ex HCAV.
Been there done that got the T Shirt 9 years No1 Guards Independent Parachute Company ( The Parachute Regiment ) we were disbanded 1975 ,, went to Hereford But ran out of Intestinal Fortitude Aye God Bless you lads keep your powder dry !
@@grapplingwithphysiopodcast3339 , I went back to regimental duty , instruction Guards Depot, and RMAS , ended up doing 36 Years left as Sergeant Major bloody marvellous Aye
Yes , l was there until The G P C were disbanded . It was a very interesting experience as a REME V.M. But l was soon facing another disbandment parade with The Para Log. Regt. in Aldershot . And ended up with 3 Para in Osnabruk 1977 . Best wishes to all , Bill .
@@williamcarrington3474 Bill I remember you well and all the other REME personnel ! They were outstanding in everything and totally professional soldiers and as fit as we were or even fitter especially young Campbell, ? Are you aware of the New Memorial for all GPA members ! If not get in touch with our GPA Secretary Aye best Blue Red Blue Airborne morning Och Aye The Noo
Paras are not special forces but are considered elite. Royal Marine Commandos are part of the Royal Navy and are also considered as an elite unit but not special forces. Both Paras and Marines often go on to attempt Special Forces selection. Usually Paras would attempt selection to join the SAS and Marines would attempt selection for the SBS however both the SAS and SBS are open to all branches and trades across the whole armed forces.
keep at it mate. you're not gonna have insane results straight away. it takes time. it sucks. but its what you need to do. stay persistent, and dont give up even when you feel like you cant be arsed to step 1 step.
Fucking hell that full screw looks like he can't carry weight. He should be flying up the hills he is the DS. he looks like he is going to pile in at any minute
I was in in Royal Artillery army cadets through most of my childhood then I went into to Territorial Army training for one year i failed my basic because of mental health but I would still love to be in the army and serve for country and Crown I hope national service comes back and I would club in no more mental health now but instead I've got criminal record that puts me back
was the reason for failing basic due to mental health? usually you wouldnt make it into basic with any history of mental health problems! did you leave under a daor or uas?
Would the Scot’s guards be a suitable regiment for a geordie to join. My uncle was in the fusiliers but I don’t fancy being stuck down south in tidworth all the time
Really Love Your Channel Been Watching Since You Started. Always made me Think of Joining. Thanks For Posting and Keep it up. How long you been in the army? And would their be any chance of a sub would be crazy. Thanks keep up the good work. Can't wait for part 2.
It's actually fucking crazy how much I've learnt about the British Army from this channel compared to any other, keep this up lad, there's hardly any decent insight video's for the British Army compared to the US Military. You being easily the best, it's honestly making me thinking of joining up but I seriously need to get in shape haha.
Appreciate it, I wish the ARMY saw the value in it too......I agree enough said 🤐🔥🔥🔥
And better than us army
Mike Hunt Join mate. You’ll love it. I joined the reserves (can’t commit to regulars) and it’s one of the best things I’ve done. Get fit and crack on. Fitness will help you in all aspects of a career in the army. As long as you’re fit, switched on and always willing to give it everything, you’ll do fine! Go for it fella! 👌🏻💪🏻👍🏻
@@jakem834 Thank's lad, defiantly might go for it full time, pretty overweight right now like so a few month's intense gym training is a must haha! feel like I'm stuck with the dead end job I currently have and I've always been interested in joining the Police, so an MP soldier could be the way to go! ( Even if it's one of the most hated regiments :') )
Trust me mate join up, it will probably be the best thing I will do in my life time by a long shot. With fitness just start getting amongst it and cracking on. With the right mindset you will be in basic before you know.
3para lad didn't even break a sweat..good to see him drop back to push others on
Good old gungy. 3 👌
Which ones him
@@ThulungRai95 green flash
Served in the Guards as does my son who is staying in for life he’s served 8 years so far and in going on seniors this year. Best time of my life especially the guards depot at Pirbright 🔵🔴🔵
Iam Spartacus 🔵🔴🔵 thanks for your service stay safe.👊🏽
Fabziy thank you brother, you too
Aye me to Iam Spartacus, i was at Pirbright Guards depot 19 years ago, just before the guards done all training at Catterick. Seen 9/11 happen in the Naafi during phase 2 (infantry training) in catterick. Thought it was a movie! BluRedBlue
my Dad was at Pirbright guards depot he was a chef there left 77/78, my first house of registry was Inkerman Barracks Woking then Coppershill drive Pirbright camp
8 years and going on seniors is good going...i was coldstream guards 👍🏻
Your videos are so helpful for people who are looking to join the Army, we can see things we wouldn't see otherwise. Keep up the great content. 💪🇬🇧🙌.
Thanks appreciate it, bigger and better to come!!
@@Fabziy 🙌🙌
Training for the army myself, completed my first 10km run today! Your vids inspire me mate thanks again for the exclusive content
10k💪
Good luck young fella!
What regiment do you plan on joining?
@@angusmcguinness7015 they never reply. im joining paras hopefully or guard paras
@@Ty-qv3ml Best get running then
On a 45 degree incline “COME ON ITS NOT EVEN A HILL”
I take my hat off to that corporal, encouraging the section on and motivating them even when he was hanging out. A true leader
Smashed the video again. I passed out in February but i'll always keep up to date with your videos for motivation. Keep up the good work
Well done pal, stay on top of ya fitness..
These are already qualified infantry soldiers who have gone to Pirbright for part of their first promotion course. If you want to join the Infantry, you’ll do your recruit training in Catterick, North Yorkshire.
This popped up in my suggested videos. Good times, brought back memories of my time in 504PIR. Keep up the good work Airborne!
Looks absolutely gruelling! Great vid mate, thank you
No problem 👍
It does. That's why I opt for being a postman instead of the army 😂
@@beaucaspar3990 hahahahaha!!
Respect to these men and Ty fabziy
Ffr @ any stage of your career!! It’s in the mindset! That’s what makes you successful!
Love the podcasts. Brings back so many great memories!!
Far better vidoes, more informative and more real that the actual British Army youtube channel!
Pete for real! 👍💯
The quality of this content, the videography 👌
You've earned yourself a subscriber!
My Family and myself would like to Thank You for Your Service Gentlemen.
Always listen to your DS. ATB Reeco x
Much appreciated!
@@Fabziy You are welcome Sir. ATB Reeco
Brings back memories from my time in! Left in 2016! Was in 1 royal Anglian (The Viking’s)
Another great vid!!! Gutted my basic training has been cancelled but just going to have to keep pushing on with my training until I get another date 💪🏼👌🏼
Keep it up geezer you will get there at some point - stay focused stay fit stay motivated !
@@jonathanpipe8249 appreciate the message fella thanks 👌🏼
No probs ! You will get there in the end ! I did 22 years in royal engineers ! Would do it all again if I could !
@@jonathanpipe8249 Amazing Thanks for your service 👏.... yeah it's a dream of mine to get in the army it's all I want.
Me: decides to look at the channel
Also me: realises i've already watched alot of these videos
Good job man, shoulda seen me searching for decent videos on the UK Armed Forces and the training until i started to frequent ur videos without noticing it was the same channel. Keep up the good work!
Thanks, stay tuned 👊
I hear what sounds like Whoa Mohammed. If I remember my regimental history right that became the battle cry of 2nd Battalion during the North Africa campaign. I didn’t know the Guards used it.
That looks like the 7 sisters as they were known back in the day.
they were a killer with sand hill at the end to look forward to depending how hard you worked . and what mood the PTI was in
@@billywhizz1656 ahhhhh, sandhill. Glorious times spent breathing out my arse and spewing the last 30 second meal up 🤣👍 Happy days.
it was the seven sisters I believe along the fence line.
can you remember the sand hill lol hahah not very high... until you are on your 5th time up all at the same time then pressup in the big puddle at the bottom.. people died on that hill
I absolutely love this ❤️
we had to do a 3 mile through the woods , then a 1 mile assault course and finish with a shoot . we called it a march and shoot . dont know why they ever called it a march , we only ran . pirbright in the 70s . welsh guards .
There in 76 Welsh guards!
I did HDPRCC In 2001 it was an excellent course
These videos are amazing. First hand account is priceless. How long would it take to get to this level of fitness say if your just off the street?
That what im wondering as well. Just left a night job of 3 years and pretty unfit. And looking to join the reserves.
That's what the trainings for, some of these lads and ladies have the prowess of a olympic athlete.
You train together, change together and make bonds that will last a lifetime.
Don’t need to be fit to go in you need to be fit to stay in, no matter how unfit you are there is always somebody more unfit than you but you and the boys go through it together, always pushing through it and digging deep. Your fitness will improve in no time!
@@KB-pd4ws So you recommend me joining in my unfit state and ill will be trained up to the right fitness standard don't want to be a liability in training? Also im out of work until the 1 June which has given me a long time to think about joining the reserves.
I do mate but I would recommend you to at least start going for a run just to get you prepared for what’s to come, just to get a feel of what you will go through I was unfit when I first joined up now I’m as fit as a fiddle I’ve been in 4 years now and loving it....just go for it mate you will smash it I’m sure. 💪🏽
How it's changed. Why aren't the paras going hell for leather to beat the wooden tops. Why aren't 2para trying to beat 3para. Why no beasting screaming swearing corporal motivation. Or did I dream all that in the 70s. Even the music is layed back... Well done lads. I am a grumpy old git🤬
The good things about a hill theirs always the way down faster good effort.
Why is the 3 para lad tabbing with the Haraldos?
Got to say I do miss the days of PT and a good old beasting sesh. Saying that I still rag my ass on a daily basis as a hardcore civvy 😁
That's a new one, smiling after a run.. I carried a gpmg on a 10 miler - I wasn't smiling at the end.
great effort from these guys !!!! right on..
Rock on!
3 para fella smashed that
What happened to the both hands on the rifle? Did that even on 10 milers
yea I was just thinking that.. pretty sure we had to hold the weapon with both hands infront of our chest.
Silly question incoming!
Why do the guards and paras have a joint training unit?
becuase why spend money on having 2 perminant training groups when you can have 1
I'm aiming to join the Paras, Just sent my application, time to get fit enough to absolutely smash the basic and then hopefully pass my P company tests 🤞
Update
Did you pass
those hills are killer when your legs are all ready turning to jelly. well done all
Can't wait for part 2. All in all big up guys.
Gleaming video; gleaming effort from the lads!
I'm 43 and thinking of re-enlisting in the reserves, I better work on my fitness I think....🤔
Matthew Turner you got Fabziy’s workout videos I’d suggest to crack on with those 😎,
Cheers mate love his videos really inspires me......👍
thats going to hurt haha.. im 42 and climb mountains with other ex guardsmen as means of keeping things moving and to raise awareness of mental health in our veterans.. and I can tell you now... it's painful lol but well worth it.
That sounds like a really good cause well done keep up the good work...... unfortunately I don't have too many mountains in Norfolk...lol. Are used to be in the RAF regiment.......😬 yeah...I know you don't need to say it.... been out three years so hopefully I can get back on it and it won't be too hard...🤞
I'm 34, I'm actively trying to get back in . Been out for five
Is this an older video, I swear Iv watched the introduction before a while ago
I really want to be a British army 😍. Its my aim.
Looks like 7 Sisters hill, damn brilliant effort!
Trying to see the regimental insignia/accoutrements, and read through the description and comments. What I’m gathering is these are not recruits, but trained individual regimental members of both the Guards and Paras doing refresher training, being delivered by a training establishments residential cadre consolidated from the aforementioned regiments. Is this correct? What is the training they are completing/refreshing, or is it just for a periodic assessment of the 3 miler? What is the frequency/currency for re-evaluation? Cheers
Some people think that girls can’t join the army but us girls can
I love seeing this! Our army (Canada) needs help in a bad way. I religiously live in the gym, others prefer pizza and beers daily. 80% of our army is beyond fat
This is why our soldiers are the best👍
Might sound like a silly question, but how much cushioning does the British Army boot have? seems like a lot of injurys are down to the impact from the foot.
Who's Bam Bam & nice to see a Col out for a jog.
Love it!
Me too!😭😭
Went to the Guards Teapot May 75.
What weight and time do they have to get for 3 miler
Be interesting to know I think normal infantry need to run a mile and half in under 12 mins but not sure of 3 miles
bexs 22 I’m Ex Army. For this type of run; Your day snack,15kg, SA80 Rifle, 9kg, helmet, 2kg - that’s typically the weight you would have for this type of run, the CFT (combat fitness test) when I was in would be 8 miles in 2 hours that’s the longest distance you’re expected to go in training (Infantry) (10 miles in 2 hours for the Paras) for this 3 miler the fittest lads would be doing it in about 15 mins but as a group a good time should be around the 18 minute marker
Hp 138 stated below
@@RockysLife yeh 15 mins for 3 miles i think might be way to high judging by that being 4.8km and the entry req for the army is 1030 for infantry on a 2km run with no kit, correct me if im wrong just agree that it dosent sound very plausible
@@gooseygooze8288 Not entry requirement at all, In my training, the fittest lads were smashing that in about 15,16.. that just the best guys and there was only 2 of them out of the whole 40/50 that passed through our Platoon - The expected standard is about 18 mins when I was training in 2013, you'll still be okay with a 19 min time but the slowest people were coming in after 20-23 mins
I’m about to join the British army hopefully into the welsh guards and was wondering does height matter, I’m not the tallest of lads but I don’t want my height stopping progression for my future I’m around 5’6
Is that the 4 sisters they are running? I recognise that ground.
Don Wetherell it’s 7 sisters
Does it lead up to Coloney Gate?
Am going buy some gym gear for my garage during lockdown would u advise a treadmill or a rowing machine more to get rid of fat better.
David Buckley Running outside is better than going on a treadmill
Lauren Arthey at min not taking the chances !
@ David Buckley; Rowing machine will do the job. Thanks for stoping by💪
You'll be lucky to find anything decent for sale & used ones are all collection only. If you're worried about social contact get outdoors at 5 a.m like I do. 90 minutes this morning & never saw a single person. 👌
Out of interest, does anyone know what pace they’re running at?
Some nice belt kit and daysack going on there lads. Don't like the rank on the helmets over the top that to me. You know who your DS are.
Lovely bit of social distancing 😂🤣 knackered just watching this, pumped but exhausted. Brains already trying to write a cheque my body can’t cash anymore 😂🤣 Ich Dien 🤘😎👍
Edmond Morrissey Did anyone state it was filmed recently? You idiot stop chattin crap
Was the three miler not an individual test within 35 minutes.
Well in Gents, when I was in training and hanging, for some reason my Sergeant used to say top 2 inches. Still never got to find he meaning of it after all through the years I served.
Maybe he was talking about the cream at the top
Hi guys l want to ask if British army is recruiting candidates from Commonwealth nation.
Great video..)
Great vid, one question out of curiosity iv been in the Army 13 years and never seen anyone with a renk slide on thier helmet? Is this an airborne / guards thing?
Thanks mate,..No notting new. it's just there so the instructor can Identify the Section commander and the 2Ic.
@@Fabziy thanks for the reply! I'm an instructor working for ITG must be a Pirbright thing.
Keep pumping out the great content bud!
@@tonydavies32 This is not a Pirbright thing....have a look in the description!
Yeah also did 10yrs and never seen a rank slide on a helmet either.
@@handcrafted30 hi mate done 14 never saw this only used white plimsol polish for p coy in 79 and that was only your number
Loved the Guards depot, it was feckin hard, but then if it was easy, everyone would do it right ? Joined 87, left 92. Made me the man I am today… and I’m still proud to have served
🟦🟥🟦
Very good PT
💪🔥🔥🔥🔥
Good effort lads
Do they do the 3miles run and then rest and do the assault course after? Or is it all together?
Do all the of HouseHold division do this course Including the Household Cavalry Regiment?
all guards at one point did that route.. we never called it the 3 miler though. it was just a PT day but by the looks of the ongoing effort, it was the same thing. its been a good 23 years or so since I did that training so my memory is a little hazy. im also ex HCAV.
Yes. Household cavalry do HDPRCC courses. The only thing nowadays is the Cavalry aren’t mandated to do it for career progression.
"Dig deep" it's a three miler lol. We used to sprint these in my day and not even be out of breath!
Cheers dits
Yeye you probably spent most of your time trying to get with naffi birds mate
All the way!
Been there done that got the T Shirt 9 years No1 Guards Independent Parachute Company ( The Parachute Regiment ) we were disbanded 1975 ,, went to Hereford But ran out of Intestinal Fortitude Aye God Bless you lads keep your powder dry !
Thank you for your service sir. How was life returning to battalion after selection and service in GP? 🔵🔴🔵 Paul 1IG ☘️
@@grapplingwithphysiopodcast3339 , I went back to regimental duty , instruction Guards Depot, and RMAS , ended up doing 36 Years left as Sergeant Major bloody marvellous Aye
Yes , l was there until The G P C were disbanded . It was a very interesting experience as a REME V.M. But l was soon facing another disbandment parade with The Para Log. Regt. in Aldershot . And ended up with 3 Para in Osnabruk 1977 . Best wishes to all , Bill .
@@williamcarrington3474 Bill I remember you well and all the other REME personnel ! They were outstanding in everything and totally professional soldiers and as fit as we were or even fitter especially young Campbell, ? Are you aware of the New Memorial for all GPA members ! If not get in touch with our GPA Secretary Aye best Blue Red Blue Airborne morning Och Aye The Noo
We out here :)
Never seen rank badges sewn onto a helmet cover. Must be a Guard’s thing.
Why is he wearing a huge chevron on his helmet, is that a guards thing?.
I have a question are the paras special forces of the British army and also are they allowed to join the royal Marine commandos
Paras are not special forces but are considered elite. Royal Marine Commandos are part of the Royal Navy and are also considered as an elite unit but not special forces. Both Paras and Marines often go on to attempt Special Forces selection. Usually Paras would attempt selection to join the SAS and Marines would attempt selection for the SBS however both the SAS and SBS are open to all branches and trades across the whole armed forces.
@@heeeeeyyyyyyyyy thank u so much for providing me such a informative answer I appreciate ur reply
I do believe every Para does aspire to become a Royal Marine eventually.
Bootnecks would have done this each carrying a GPMG, 81mm mortar, 6 moldy bag-rats and 8 cans of lager. ;)
Essence 👌
Why does the guardsman have an old helmet cover?
Nicolas because he is emotionally attached to it 🤦🏽♂️
Making hardwork of fairly easy route..what weight ?
Sorry mate we will let the army know for you 👍
How long did the three miles actually take for them though I gather 25 ish or so
Wonder how much does their back pack weight??
for these sorts of tests around 35 to 40LLBS thats standard for basic military fitness tests. those packs also wouldn't hold much more either.
What time is this distance expected to be done in and what weight is carried?
Good going lads 🇬🇧👍 I joined Army (passed training) reserves January 2019, love being part of the Army. Keep up the good work 😊
I’m struggling to put on muscle and get better at running I need help fabziy
Doesn't happen overnight
keep at it mate. you're not gonna have insane results straight away. it takes time. it sucks. but its what you need to do. stay persistent, and dont give up even when you feel like you cant be arsed to step 1 step.
Bro, make a video on british gurkha army too
What's the weights? And the pass times?
How heavy are those packs fellas?
They used to be 35lb.
How many KG would they be carrying?
Fucking hell that full screw looks like he can't carry weight. He should be flying up the hills he is the DS. he looks like he is going to pile in at any minute
I would love to give it another shot I think civilian life is boring
NCO CADRE at pertbright so the NCO have to wear there rank on there helmets
I was in in Royal Artillery army cadets through most of my childhood then I went into to Territorial Army training for one year i failed my basic because of mental health but I would still love to be in the army and serve for country and Crown I hope national service comes back and I would club in no more mental health now but instead I've got criminal record that puts me back
was the reason for failing basic due to mental health? usually you wouldnt make it into basic with any history of mental health problems! did you leave under a daor or uas?
1642 blue red blue!
A fellow Flett👍
Would the Scot’s guards be a suitable regiment for a geordie to join. My uncle was in the fusiliers but I don’t fancy being stuck down south in tidworth all the time
@@NUFC975 Lots of Geordies in the Scots Guards mate
@@flett1642 what’s life like with all the extra drill and ceremonial stuff
Really rate your videos there so helpful for when I join and if you can please can you message me back on insta thankyou
What did the Bergens weigh in at?
37lb
Bout 20kg or so
@@lewishemphill6727 no 16kg 37lb
Ancient Machine rough estimate lad
Really Love Your Channel Been Watching Since You Started. Always made me Think of Joining. Thanks For Posting and Keep it up. How long you been in the army? And would their be any chance of a sub would be crazy. Thanks keep up the good work. Can't wait for part 2.
What’s the song in this video???
it will be in my playlist this week stay tune
GAS GAS GAS.!!
CORONAVIRUS CORONAVIRUS CORONAVIRUS.!!
I want to join the army how can I join
Richmond Owusu by going on mod .gov.uk or army. Mod.uk and applying online
Can someone explain what dose the 3 miler consist of?
3 miles of running with crappy army boots full kit webbing and weighted bags
Who loves hills 😍🙋🏼♂️🙋🏼♂️🙋🏼♂️🙋🏼♂️
Ur a wrongen
What weight and pass time?
How far? Time? Weight carried?
listenup pilgram states in the title, 3 miler, other questions were answered by someone else I. The comments gere