Navy SEAL Risking Your Life in BUDS | Guy Mcdermott
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Guy McDermott is a retired Navy SEAL Officer and firefighter. Guy is a survivor of severe childhood trauma and uses his experience to help veterans heal through psychedelics.
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Just make it through this evolution, don’t think about the next one…. Best advice I got from any SEAL I ever met, and just for life overall.
It’s so simple, and so complex at the same time! 😅
You’ve never met any seals 🤦🏿♂️🤣
I need to do this. Thanks
What was your BUD/S class?
@@warweaponx6629 Did he say he was in one? Stop creating drama, you pleb.
The story of his Respiratory infection is very eerie due to the fact that the last BUDS trainee who died there was from a Respiratory infection....
A whole lot of guys get that during bud/s.
But not all of them take PED’s or other substances that mess with the body’s ability to expel fluid buildups.
Good interview. That psychological flip from when you had to think about and manage all the other candidates and how that keeps you from dwelling on yourself. I think it’s a life lesson for everyone.
I like this new podcast interview. You can endlessly get content from many soldiers.
that's the goal, highlight soldiers and be honest about weaknesses and trauma
God Bless America.🇺🇸🦅💀🙏🏻
I’m pretty sure buds is a character test…sounds simple but you gotta be that ‘character’ to get to the next stage.
Lol
Oh yeah they’re weeding out the ones with real brains. People who ask questions and don’t do what they’re told all the time.
@@Zachary_333it seems a bit like a cult at times.
@@georgemulford2910 except they try to kick you out instead of dragging you in….
Loved the colors, the chair, etc.....probably relaxing for the guy or girl being interviewed.
About to be 36 , headed out to Coronado this next summer , not sure if watching these videos helps or just adds to my anxiety lol
Did you get a SEAL contract ?
“You’re like The Rock in Ballers?” -only dude who watched Ballers
Great interview!
I wonder how many guys think theyll just Goggins it through the course then change their mind when they start bleeding from chaffage
my bet would be most lol
Esp when its from straps in your inguinal area from kapock life jacket straps...with sand and salt water..
bucks new look is that of a 80s b movie villains body guard.
yesssssss
Hoo-Yaa Mac, glad to see you’re doing well Compadre 🔱 STV 🐸
25 year retired Navy HMC( yes I should be a Master Chief). But I didn’t back down and get political. The SEALS I worked with were arrogant pricks and very unprofessional. They gave no respect to other rates in the Navy that supported them and their operations. I worked with the Army Special Forces in Afghanistan and it was completely different. We were ALL A TEAM.
Awesome channel guys. ❤💪👍
Great interview! The room is a bit odd that dark, would be better to have some type of additional lighting. Gives the feeling like the interview was conducted after the electricity went out.
I thought it was rather creative and set a relaxed mood for anyone getting interviewed. To each his own though.
Is there a full version of this interview?
Smurf crew!
Love the content. I see you taking a page out of the Sean Ryan Show.
Where’s the full video??
I know Navy Seals do plenty of Ground operations, but do Delta or Ranger s , Green Berets ever do any water operation s
yeah. Not very common but yeah they have a combat dive school that they can go to. Water operations are pretty rare in general, even for SEAL's. But technically other SOF units can as well, assuming they have their combat dive cert.
1 out of 6 Army SF does Diver school but it's way to get to land nothing in the ball game of locking from a submarine or taking over a ship. SEALs have a full time diver squadron in which that's what they train everyday and get the best equipment. Different missions.
Great interview buck ...david Goggins when true three hell week bro joe rogan have him on his podcast
Class 218 McDermott a site for sore eyes. Instructors: Hickman, Getka, Sholin, Ryan, King, Tafalski, Buchannon, Decker, Aeshelman, Bormann, any of those ring a bell. Yea, I was there too, but don’t get it twisted, for all of you wanna be killers out there, these guys, most of them, definitely not all of them are pretty squared away - but can you train now a days and be better than a seal? Well with todays technology, motivation, a bunch of kick your own ass or find the right training that will help you get to it, and a whole lot of training pain and recovery cycling - you can become better than a seal. My advice is don’t waste your life on becoming a pawn in the government system while the controllers invest/start wars/ and sit back here and get rich. War is the biggest money making operation and the most profitable way for politicians/controllers to pay themselves. And business is booming. If you were able to see what really goes on you would know why the chief players and their families always stay hidden. As for me and my new brothers (post-spec-war) "we work in the dark to serve the light"
Retired HMC…I feel you. I teach College now and push my skills and kids forward.
Looking good, looking good gents, NOT YOU - Meeee!! And his bay watch videos were just awesome. Aeshelman definitely one of my favorites. Master chief Tfal, 1st phase Buck, PT studd Ryan, sholin pulling those sleds around the soft sand plus made underwater knot tying very interesting (turned it i to a breath holding contest. Nobody did mean like Getka. Accept maybe Decker - the only instructor that would beat you on a weekend.King and Hickman were always fun, cool, calm and talented. Chief warrant officer Borgman. Yep i remember them all very well. Do you remember when Zwieg jumped up during breakout and sprayed down the staff with the fire hose. And sitting nut to butt at the ctt with Mr. Bruce wrapped around you even under dcon kept me pretty warm. Scholin asked him if he thought it was fair that he had a fur coat (of chest hair) and asked if he was gonna take it off before he got into the water. Also singing those christmas carols at the ctt keeping them going to avoid getting wet a little longer as the slower swimmers (but not slow by any means) were in the water during morning swim. Barracks 618 and ptrr barracks - el niño and 36degrees 56 surf temp yep still brings goose bumps. Definitely many squared away guys. It would take a special talent to best some of these - or even step into the arena. But it is possible (not for just anybody tho) Hoo-Yaah McDermott btw do you still have the xtreme excursion business?
Where can I listen to the full interview?
Famous pod cast words “so I uh”
I went to OCS as an E-6. Not as bad as BUDS but being responsible for 80 other "Cadets" definitely adds new flavors of difficulty to your life.
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
No sound
These guys are so hard for each other
Pretty much explains the entire culture of “operators” these days. Just a grab bag full of narcissistic personality traits and toxic branding. The days of the quiet professional are long gone.
@@haveaday1812well said.
LOL, the instructors aren't there to train or teach you anything. They're only there to make life miserable for you so you'll quit.
Great interview but its sad that you get rolled for contacting medical. I was under the impression that you only get removed when the medical staff deem you no longer able to continue. I don't agree with the ignore it until it becomes severe problem since depending on the injury it could lead to life time problems like permanent damage and that would suck to have an issue turn chronic on top of not making it past selection.
10:15 not reporting an infection to staff is also a big yikes. i get it you don't want to get rolled but that is an L for the navy since they had a clear infection going around, they could have made an exception for anyone who wanted to get checked out. Also, not sure why you thought talking about fighting through an infection was a flex when 1. you lived off base therefore you were able to get outside help via prescription antibiotics. If you had not been able to get them, the pneumonia would have kicked your ass since it would not be weakened. its not "mind over matter" its medicine.
you put some thought into this, respect.
The lore and myth of 15-20% passing is fallacious. How is it that during a P2 water rescue every single candidate gets a fail by a particular instructor that day?
They needed to get 6 dropped before P3?
What happens to the candidates? They get dropped from bud/s. Come back in 4 years.
There is so much subjectivity until graduation after sqt. Even sqt drops happen over bs stuff.
If it was a true performance failure or medical drop the candidate would know, but when performance is green, no medical issues and they get dropped it wreaks of stupidity.
It would be a pass of 65-70% which falls into the same pass as Army SF or SO.
Bud/s med now at least goes out of their way to track and trip up guys for getting “outside help”. Luckily I didn’t have to fuck around with bud/s med and am now almost out of the navy with 80 percent disability. They are not your friends. Admitting any issues puts a roll or drop in the hands of overzealous medical staff that think they’re team guys just because of where they are.
He’s just telling his story. You are entitled to your opinion, but nobody cares if you think its “yikes” to not report pneumonia during bud/s for fear of getting rolled back or losing your opportunity entirely. Its the hardest thing many of these people have ever done and it takes everything being committed to get through that selection. They are preparing to be the tip of the spear after all.
@@adriencote1798 stfu you act like you been through it. Also bud. You said your entitled to youe opinion but then said nobody cares. That's contradicting. Go cry about it somewhere else and let the adults talk
My gosh…. Where have all the quiet professionals gone?
@haveaday1812 nowadays you finish BUDs you get a podcast
There weren’t podcasts back in the day. This ain’t hard to figure out. If podcasts were a thing back in the day all those dudes would be doing the same thing. Stop bitching
everybody trying to make some money.. can't blame em
Why do we want quiet professionals?!
This shits interesting as hell!
They're not being cocky about it. Just telling their stories.
Badass
jesus christ Im so sick of hearing about buds and navy seals lol
Then, why the fuck are you watching this channel?
Sounds like you need to sign up!
but here you are, LOL.
Osama’s ghost, is that you?!
No, he’s right. No other operational community(I was in it for 25 years) blabs like these clowns do.