The Stairway to heaven some will remember . The ruck marches are actually not so bad because your on some kind of mental high and you just hold your B button down until u finish .
@@JN1-506remember that shit guy in front of me was crying because he was a recycle and didn’t want to fail, couldn’t see and we had just finished Nick at night as well
Went on my first ruck ever, and made a massive mistake. Train your legs before you ruck run 13 miles 😂😂😂 I still have a muscle knot I’m trying to work out, and it’s been three weeks. 🤦♂️
@@44SWAGNUM-MAGA5 so because I got a muscle knot I’m weak? Do you understand what that is? I’ll break it down, it’s caused by overuse of the particular muscle, or repeated movements like jogging 13 miles. Call me weak if you want, but I bet I’m the only one out of me and you actually doing rucks. In the vid on your channel you’re wheezing from just walking…. Aka get walking down before you try, and talk down on someone.
I did my 15k ruck in december 2003 at Sill. We had freezing cold wind during the middle of the night for it was along a flat dirt road on the open plains. Good times with the tricks the DS's pulled on us.
Man I remember having to be road guard during this and most of the people decided they didn’t wanna be road guard😂 it was me and two others one in the front me in the middle and one in the back. I swear I ran that more than not
standard infantry weight is 50lbs, not including mission load, water, chow, extra ammo , munitions, 1st aid kit, radio man: singars radio with extra batteries, machine gunner, 600 rounds w/ machine gun, assist gunner: spare barrel, Tne, gloves, extra smmo Medic; litter, extra water, lz marker and 40 to 45 lb aid bag 😮😮😮😮
Mark to past UK infantry Role Fitness Test is 😮 45kg (99lbs) other roles vary. For my role it'd also 45kg as we deploy inbededed in infantry platoon. Our pace too pass the RFT is around 3mph. But we train at a higher pace than that (depending on job)
In the UK we are expected not to run during a TAB(Tactical advance to battle-army term) or (yomp-royal marine term) We do burst into runs for set periods throughout the TAB but you should only ever run to fill a gap in formation, not to keep up.
@@Soldier1287eh, sorta. Nobody is really running just to go faster on a forced march. We’d occasionally go for a ruck run for PT, but if we’re just going to a range, then we’ll just walk 3-4 miles an hour.
I just came back from sere selection, rucking is all we did and I can tell you from my experience, 1330 is the standard. I was rucking at a 13 flat and was barely top of the class
FYI: from one of the .mil websites: The goal is to complete the 12-mile ruck march under 4 hours. For RECONDO candidates, it must be completed under 3 hours.
Recondo School hasn't existed in decades. I was a LRS Soldier they do have RSLC which is probably similar. I know Green Berets that tought in the MAC V Recondo Course in Vietnam I'll ask them.
standard 'ruck' tabbing time for the British Army for everyone is 8 miles in 2 hours...the US mil are good at a lot of things, but endurance, hardship and 'rucking' aint it!
@noahray3673 Congratulations you can math...what I am saying is these figures aren't exactly elite. Baseline standard of British Military is often the higher end or elite standards of some US Military.
August in Fort Jackson rucking in the hottest part of the day. Then in Korea in their legendary summers, running 2nd ID Standard of 10 Mile run once a week with five miles every day except Sunday. Rucking in full Chemical Gear including your Gas Mask for 15Miles. Been there, done that.
@@N3003Qguys always do it in maybe 2 hours or 2:20:00. Never did this in the Marine Corps, but I’ve been training seriously now for about 18 months and I’m doing 12 miles in under 3 hours with 35 pounds on my back in Garmont NFS boots. Oh, and I’m 55. Lol
It is but when it comes time to do it, it’s a different story, you got a heavy pack, a rifle, some hills, already exhausted from previous training, may not seem like it’s long but 12 miles with all that weight on you and the heat is very exhausting
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The Stairway to heaven some will remember . The ruck marches are actually not so bad because your on some kind of mental high and you just hold your B button down until u finish .
Stairway to heaven seemed like it went on forever.
That the one in Korea, yeah? If so, I've heard the stories and was glad I didn't get that request granted
@tachyon8317 nah it's Sand Hill, Fort Benning
@@JN1-506remember that shit guy in front of me was crying because he was a recycle and didn’t want to fail, couldn’t see and we had just finished Nick at night as well
It sucked carring a 240B while doing it
Went on my first ruck ever, and made a massive mistake. Train your legs before you ruck run 13 miles 😂😂😂 I still have a muscle knot I’m trying to work out, and it’s been three weeks. 🤦♂️
you’re a goofball
noob
@@44SWAGNUM-MAGA5 your observation skills are very impressive
@@Jeff5969 atleast im not weak homie
@@44SWAGNUM-MAGA5 so because I got a muscle knot I’m weak? Do you understand what that is?
I’ll break it down, it’s caused by overuse of the particular muscle, or repeated movements like jogging 13 miles.
Call me weak if you want, but I bet I’m the only one out of me and you actually doing rucks. In the vid on your channel you’re wheezing from just walking….
Aka get walking down before you try, and talk down on someone.
I rucked 14 miles in 4 hours today.
I did the NFM in 4 hours.
Wait that’s over 17 minutes a mile
I did my 15k ruck in december 2003 at Sill. We had freezing cold wind during the middle of the night for it was along a flat dirt road on the open plains. Good times with the tricks the DS's pulled on us.
82ND AIRBORNE
RECONDO SCHOOL
72 Candidates...36 Graduates.
12 Mile forced March
1hr. 59 Minutes
School record
1985
No way that’s the record I just saw a ranger do one in an 1 hour and 44 in March
@@egowafflegenp9900
82ND AIRBORNE
I don't give a fuck what you think...
He said recondo school record... reading comprehension pays off sometimes.
Man I remember having to be road guard during this and most of the people decided they didn’t wanna be road guard😂 it was me and two others one in the front me in the middle and one in the back. I swear I ran that more than not
God bless our young warriors!! 🇺🇸🙏🏻🇺🇸🙏🏻
standard infantry weight is 50lbs, not including mission load, water, chow, extra ammo , munitions, 1st aid kit,
radio man: singars radio with extra batteries, machine gunner, 600 rounds w/ machine gun, assist gunner: spare barrel, Tne, gloves, extra smmo
Medic; litter, extra water, lz marker and 40 to 45 lb aid bag 😮😮😮😮
What? Where are you pulling any of these numbers from???
Mark to past UK infantry Role Fitness Test is 😮 45kg (99lbs) other roles vary. For my role it'd also 45kg as we deploy inbededed in infantry platoon.
Our pace too pass the RFT is around 3mph. But we train at a higher pace than that (depending on job)
Calling it a forced “march” but there’s running, doesn’t make sense.
Rather walk the whole way lolz
In the UK we are expected not to run during a TAB(Tactical advance to battle-army term) or (yomp-royal marine term)
We do burst into runs for set periods throughout the TAB but you should only ever run to fill a gap in formation, not to keep up.
Same in The US.
But mfs be running just to be running on rucks. Glad I wasn’t infantry. They do it all the time. I turned wrenches most of the time
@@Soldier1287eh, sorta. Nobody is really running just to go faster on a forced march. We’d occasionally go for a ruck run for PT, but if we’re just going to a range, then we’ll just walk 3-4 miles an hour.
You gotta do that 12 miler in 2 hours.
Ever wanted to load 80 pounds on your back and walk 12 miles for no reason? Yeah me either. My ankles and knees still work properly. Lol
Was that Sam Sulek 😭🙏🏾🙏🏾
That dudes pumped on some crazy experimental roids.
I just came back from sere selection, rucking is all we did and I can tell you from my experience, 1330 is the standard. I was rucking at a 13 flat and was barely top of the class
How much weight do you have on?
it sounds kinda like the audio is AI generated
FYI: from one of the .mil websites: The goal is to complete the 12-mile ruck march under 4 hours. For RECONDO candidates, it must be completed under 3 hours.
4 hours is for a formation ruck, 3 hours is for release rucks.
Army wide release ruck standards are 12 miles in 3 hours. That's not just selection, that's the standard for joes in 101st ABN, 10th MTN, etc.
Recondo School hasn't existed in decades. I was a LRS Soldier they do have RSLC which is probably similar. I know Green Berets that tought in the MAC V Recondo Course in Vietnam I'll ask them.
standard 'ruck' tabbing time for the British Army for everyone is 8 miles in 2 hours...the US mil are good at a lot of things, but endurance, hardship and 'rucking' aint it!
That’s literally the same pace….4 miles an hour…
@noahray3673 Congratulations you can math...what I am saying is these figures aren't exactly elite. Baseline standard of British Military is often the higher end or elite standards of some US Military.
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August in Fort Jackson rucking in the hottest part of the day. Then in Korea in their legendary summers, running 2nd ID Standard of 10 Mile run once a week with five miles every day except Sunday. Rucking in full Chemical Gear including your Gas Mask for 15Miles. Been there, done that.
How much weight?
45lb
I’ve also heard that at selection they sometimes give you 65-100 lbs rucksacks
From what I've seen, 75 lbs, though I have only seen marsoc
45lbs dry is the army standard.Then 2 full canteens ( 5lbs ) and full camel back (3L=Roughy 9lbs). So roughy the avg is 60
At SFAS your ruck will weigh anywhere between 60 to 70lbs depending on what week your in
13 minute ruck pace is trash you should be aiming for 10
3 hours?! My dude its 5 hours. And im an 11B and 3 hours sounds like some form of ranger bat torture
Are you insane? Its always been three hours and when we went for our EIB, it was 2 hours. Who the hell's infantry have YOU been in?
@@user-zq5jd7ee9n 12 miles in two hours? you're smoking crack.
@@user-zq5jd7ee9n 12 miles in two hours? stop smoking crack!
@@N3003Q Did it three times. I was there. You weren't. STFU.
@@N3003Qguys always do it in maybe 2 hours or 2:20:00. Never did this in the Marine Corps, but I’ve been training seriously now for about 18 months and I’m doing 12 miles in under 3 hours with 35 pounds on my back in Garmont NFS boots. Oh, and I’m 55. Lol
I finished the trek in 6:15 and was top 10
That's pretty slow.
Prove it, ding dong.
It is but when it comes time to do it, it’s a different story, you got a heavy pack, a rifle, some hills, already exhausted from previous training, may not seem like it’s long but 12 miles with all that weight on you and the heat is very exhausting
My best time so far is 2:24