"With one bicep, that was a little challenging..." That's how you know you're in the presence of the real thing. They say stuff like that and they don't even seem to know how crazy it sounds.
Doug Richardson-You might want to do some research or talk to someone who actually has torn their long head of the biceps tendon. A completely torn bicep tendon typically will only reduce active elbow flexion by approximately 30 to 40% and approximately 50% of supination of the forearm. You must remember that active elbow flexion also uses the short head of the biceps as well as brachialis muscle which alone is stronger than the Long head of the bicep muscle. And yes, you can do a poll up with only one arm. You just need to search TH-cam to find proof will go to some CrossFit gyms.
Let me tell you somthing about veterans. Most the storys are based on truth, but every single one puts his own little details on top ;) take my word for it buddy.
He just said he did it so why do you automatically assume he didn't? 😂 Is it because you know you would quit? That's what makes him different than the masses
I grew up just a few houses away from Pat-used to go bird watching with him. I remember a time when we went to Batterson lake to jump out of this one tree into the water and a Polish lady yelled at us claiming it was "her lake". Pat mooned her...
I once walked by 50 yards from Pat McNamara while he was cleaning his weapon. A thick layer of hair spontaneously grew on my chest and I needed months of therapy to keep me from doing push-ups obsessively every half hour. Don't ask me how all of that happened, I'm still trying to figure it out.
I was the S2/S3 Sergeant Major at AWG when Mac was our trainer. I was already a weapons expert, but man did he raise my game to new heights. Not only did Mac know what HE was doing, he was also an excellent trainer and pulled the best out of us. CATC was an excellent course that taught skills mastery using the Outcomes Based Training methodology.
Pat is a true warrior without a doubt and whoever said "switched on, all the time" is right. Pat flew in and did a training with the CT State Police, a good friend of mine with a troop here in CT said Pat was unbelievable with weapons manipulation and everything he speaks to as well as what he demonstrates in his videos, great teacher. That after training they went out to eat. Pat walked the entire restaurant to see where all the exits were and made sure he covered every detail. Then made sure to be sitting facing the door. Freakin Beast!
That knowing where all exits are and sit facing the door thing is PTSD .....we learn to live with it ....can imagine I sleep with a concealed pocket knife at my pillow with the bedroom window wide open as bait for the looser that puts his hands through only for me to slit his wrist and let him bleed out. the more he runs the more blood pumping and the more he bleeds bye bye
He doesn't look Greek? You do know the "300" at Thermopylae also had 7000 to 10000 other troops with them? - funny they don't get a mention in the stupid cartoonish movie.
Mr. Pat makes me feel like a two year old when I listen to him teach. His knowledge and skill set is so vast. I watched the video of him teach the 10th Mountain Division misfire scenarios. The 10th Mountain Division is a pretty rugged, well trained group. They seemed like a Boy Scout Troop, while he was teaching. I can’t imagine a team of five guys like Pat and Larry Vickers coming for someone. They are going to have a really bad day. Thank you for the training videos. They are the cutting edge best and dismiss old practices, “ institutional inbreeding.” Lol
I've heard of pat macnamara from the other special operations guys. All whom of which have extreme respect towards him and now I understand why. EVERYTHING this man does is of confidence and supreme conviction. THIS is man who has my deepest respect. He is the real deal!
1bassman2007 - Can you imagine being on night watch and end up seeing a team of these guys with the same intensity coming over the walls from multiple directions? Knowing you were their target? Shit!!!!
My beard grows an inch every time I watch his videos. This Guy is the Guru of exercising and marksmanship. so many times at the range I seen everything he talks about and moreover his training have made me aware of bad habits while handling firearms. I wish I could afford to get into one of his trainings.
When your whole goal in life is to help the best of us become even better! I feel like the phrase, "I loved contributing to the honing of their edge." sums it up perfectly. What a champ.
I am glad there are warriors like this out there engaged in educating and paying it forward for the current generation of warfighters and generations yet to come. Dude is still turned on and I love his ambition to stay in the fight.
Love that at the end... when he says he wants to contribute as long as he can so, people he helps train, will in turn be able to protect him and his family... 👊
Greetings from J.ALICEA former 75th2nd battalion Rangers...I saw some of his training and it definitely is the real deal but overall what makes him the best is the fact that he knows "action" (no one can speak of what they haven't lived) not everyone can teach. "good luck folks"
If I did the math right, he is 50 years old in this video. Someone double check my math because that just made him even more impressive..............which I didn't think was possible.
I want to get the combat strength training program extremely bad-I’m a vet without a home right now though, so I’m gonna wait until I can find a job that’ll take a chance on a guy with an injury. Not whining. I’ll find the right gig.
I find myself homeless also my friend. I save my money to travel back and forth to see my kids. If I had a house payment. I couldn't see them. I also have a healthy life insurance policy for them. I fear nothing but for the well being of my children, others and God. I have never left another in time of need nor adverse nature. Long live Pat and you sir. Ranger 1st battalion
Pat. You're awesome. Finally there's someone who has a clear and concise understanding of reality. Man, I wish I could come train with you. Won't happen, though. Anyway, great video and all the power to ya.
I have a good buddy who was in 1SFG around the same time as Pat. It cracks me up watching this as my buddy sounds exactly like Pat in demeanor and sense of humor.
*I have the biggest shit eating grin on my face right now.* His comment at 04:31 in the video is the reason why! To hear Pat comment about guys who joined into combat arms roles during that time period was an amazing compliment. Even though it was a period lasting less than a decade. We are our own generation stuck in between. P.S. I miss Ft Lewis and the job. I joined in 03 and retired mid 2013.
Former Marine, Afghanistan Veteran, NCO blah blah... I literally salute this man, as he is that one out of a hundred that is a true warrior in every sense of his life. I admire it, I know that THAT LIFE IS NOT FOR ME. But, I am proud (and relieved) to have served in a military of which Pat and guys like him were a part. They were the true top of the spear, who is almost never recognized.
At Ft. Bragg in 1974-81. Sig. Co 5th SFG. Things have change a lot. I took some training with Delta when they started with a trainer name Markshinso. I still on shock. I'm a little older than you.
When you watch Pat it’s really cool he goes all our crazy speed gets to the point . Just transitions so smoothly into the shot it’s nice to watch . I was just a regular grunt nothing fancy more like a blunt object but these guys bring the hammer 🔨
BigErn_Mccraken TRT is damn near necessary at older ages. Especially after years of a high stress environment.. endocrine system takes a dump after a bit.
I have no military background, but played and coached basketball and track. Pat moves pretty good for man his age. Very impressed. John Wooden said "Quickness always wins". Way to go Pat.
I got Pat's Pistol and Rifle TAPS, and they have improved my skill set, just by giving me a new perspective on the fundamentals. I have other Pantaeo vids, and appreciate them all. Thanks for all the hard work!
If any of us could be 10% of what Pat is... Strive to make ourselves better, that's all he wants. Make him happy, please. I've done a few of TMACS courses & they are prerequisites for life.
Love the realistic breakdown of body movement and functional strength training..... keyword functional and how that applies to everyday life including combat situations which is so fluid and unpredictable.
Pat appears to me to be a really nice guy - he is certainly extremely knowledgeable, clearly a fearless military expert and has a wicked sense of humour. It would be a real privilege to receive weapons training from someone so experienced.
I wish there was something I could do. I’m 68 years old, 50 lbs overweight and have severe rheumatoid arthritis. I’ve had a heart attack. I guess I can train slow. It’s the PT I can’t handle now.
I find his work in Berlin (most likely with PSSE-B) and with the US Military Liaison Mission most impressive. I am interested in Cold War Germany's military history.
I need training from an expert like this guy. I work in Army PSYOP but I am not a very good shot when it comes to advanced rifle marksmanship. I have considered trying SFAS sometime in the near future as well.
Sammy Sam yes/yes , no/no ....boils down to the man. Neither is inclusive , or exclusive to the other. Water , is a mean equalizer . No one , is badder then the water.
Seals spend a lot of time in the water. Swimming is a skill that a lot of new recruits don’t have. Then there is hydrophobia. Which is a real thing. If you are not familiar with water it will almost disqualify you immediately. In the process of weeding out the weak links, if instructors see sailors struggling, they spot it out and make it more difficult. Based on Inside Delta Force, delta candidates are required to swim 50 meters ( I think), which is a short distance that poor swimmers can get thru. Once in delta, operators have access to some of the best courses available, one being scuba. Not all operators go thru the scuba course. On the other, by the time seal operators make it to team six, they are already experts in the water. So based on the water component, I would say not all delta could be seals. Also, I don’t think all seals could be delta because land navigation is required to get through the qualifying course. Land navigation is taught thru Ranger school and special forces programs. Without this skill, you would be running around in a mountainous forest without a clue where you’re going. That’s why most operators come from special forces or Rangers. Based on this, I don’t think many of the seals candidates would be able to qualify. I’m sure there are many super humans who can do both, but for the most part, I think it’s safe to say, many seals could not be delta, and many delta could not be seals.
It’s gotta be mildly frustrating for a guy like this to train a guy like me that has next to no training and is out of shape. But damn, I’d love to take some of his courses…
"With one bicep, that was a little challenging..." That's how you know you're in the presence of the real thing. They say stuff like that and they don't even seem to know how crazy it sounds.
ray ward yea right tough guy
Doug Richardson-You might want to do some research or talk to someone who actually has torn their long head of the biceps tendon. A completely torn bicep tendon typically will only reduce active elbow flexion by approximately 30 to 40% and approximately 50% of supination of the forearm. You must remember that active elbow flexion also uses the short head of the biceps as well as brachialis muscle which alone is stronger than the Long head of the bicep muscle. And yes, you can do a poll up with only one arm. You just need to search TH-cam to find proof will go to some CrossFit gyms.
Let me tell you somthing about veterans. Most the storys are based on truth, but every single one puts his own little details on top ;) take my word for it buddy.
He just said he did it so why do you automatically assume he didn't? 😂 Is it because you know you would quit? That's what makes him different than the masses
@@wormeffectx7035 shut up stupid.
I grew up just a few houses away from Pat-used to go bird watching with him. I remember a time when we went to Batterson lake to jump out of this one tree into the water and a Polish lady yelled at us claiming it was "her lake". Pat mooned her...
Terry D haha batterson park? Looks like we are from the same area of CT lol i fish there for carp
Lmao what a legend.
Hard Hittin NEW BRITAIN
@@scorp1566 That's Right: New Britain!
Paul D I was the building superintendent at Batterson Park rd Farmington Ct. small world
I once walked by 50 yards from Pat McNamara while he was cleaning his weapon. A thick layer of hair spontaneously grew on my chest and I needed months of therapy to keep me from doing push-ups obsessively every half hour. Don't ask me how all of that happened, I'm still trying to figure it out.
I was the S2/S3 Sergeant Major at AWG when Mac was our trainer. I was already a weapons expert, but man did he raise my game to new heights. Not only did Mac know what HE was doing, he was also an excellent trainer and pulled the best out of us. CATC was an excellent course that taught skills mastery using the Outcomes Based Training methodology.
When Pat shoots, the recoil moves forward
When Pat shoots the recoil feels him
GET YOU SOME!!!
Pat is a true warrior without a doubt and whoever said "switched on, all the time" is right. Pat flew in and did a training with the CT State Police, a good friend of mine with a troop here in CT said Pat was unbelievable with weapons manipulation and everything he speaks to as well as what he demonstrates in his videos, great teacher. That after training they went out to eat. Pat walked the entire restaurant to see where all the exits were and made sure he covered every detail. Then made sure to be sitting facing the door. Freakin Beast!
Life is hard for switch on guys. Glad is is doing well.
That knowing where all exits are and sit facing the door thing is PTSD .....we learn to live with it ....can imagine I sleep with a concealed pocket knife at my pillow with the bedroom window wide open as bait for the looser that puts his hands through only for me to slit his wrist and let him bleed out. the more he runs the more blood pumping and the more he bleeds bye bye
@@victorrubahimbya1124 Lmao this comment might be accessory for murder
@@PermanentHigh 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@SloppyManwich yep he foking does
Very rare breed. Pat is the epitome of a Spartan warrior.
You're absolutely correct.
leadpersuasion spartans were gay.. look it up
Spartans fucked little boys. Historical fact.
Yeah, Pat's a true bad ass. Hammer forged and carved from granite.
He doesn't look Greek? You do know the "300" at Thermopylae also had 7000 to 10000 other troops with them? - funny they don't get a mention in the stupid cartoonish movie.
This guy oozes bad ass. Proud to have him, and others like him, doin work for us!
Hugh Janus he reminds me of wolverine. I know this comment is really late, but still.
I love this guy. We need more of him in the gene pool, I'll tell you that.
We need more DUDE STUFF, LUV IT
Maybe you should carry his love child?
@@bearclaw007 Mean doggies are mean because of how much hurt they’ve absorbed. I wish better things for you in life, my friend. Get well.
Mr. Pat makes me feel like a two year old when I listen to him teach. His knowledge and skill set is so vast. I watched the video of him teach the 10th Mountain Division misfire scenarios. The 10th Mountain Division is a pretty rugged, well trained group. They seemed like a Boy Scout Troop, while he was teaching. I can’t imagine a team of five guys like Pat and Larry Vickers coming for someone. They are going to have a really bad day. Thank you for the training videos. They are the cutting edge best and dismiss old practices, “ institutional inbreeding.” Lol
Legend has it, Pat's guns are so scared of him, they never dare to run out of ammo.
I met Pat in 2019, Shotshow, Las Vegas. Super cool dude.
Definition of a American Badass. Thanks for your service. We need a lot more people in the world like this.
this dude is overwhelmingly intense. I like it.
I've heard of pat macnamara from the other special operations guys. All whom of which have extreme respect towards him and now I understand why. EVERYTHING this man does is of confidence and supreme conviction. THIS is man who has my deepest respect. He is the real deal!
When I think about where I want to be as a combatant, Pat McNamara immediately comes to mind.
Five years later, are you there today?
This dude...glad he is on our side!
1bassman2007 - Can you imagine being on night watch and end up seeing a team of these guys with the same intensity coming over the walls from multiple directions? Knowing you were their target? Shit!!!!
What is amazing is not one time did he say “the way I/we did it is...” , he adapted his training systems to current needs. Super intelligent.
No nonsense, no bullshit, just doing what needs to be done. Thank you!
My beard grows an inch every time I watch his videos. This Guy is the Guru of exercising and marksmanship. so many times at the range I seen everything he talks about and moreover his training have made me aware of bad habits while handling firearms. I wish I could afford to get into one of his trainings.
Never known an Operator with such a humble disposition. Pat is one of a kind.
When your whole goal in life is to help the best of us become even better! I feel like the phrase, "I loved contributing to the honing of their edge." sums it up perfectly. What a champ.
I am glad there are warriors like this out there engaged in educating and paying it forward for the current generation of warfighters and generations yet to come. Dude is still turned on and I love his ambition to stay in the fight.
Love that at the end... when he says he wants to contribute as long as he can so, people he helps train, will in turn be able to protect him and his family... 👊
I’m deployed now. When I get home I want to train with you! Great video!!
pat is a beast and a patriot. wish I could come and train with him. thank you for everything that you do.
This man is a total badass. Everyone should strive to be like Pat.
Greetings from J.ALICEA former 75th2nd battalion Rangers...I saw some of his training and it definitely is the real deal but overall what makes him the best is the fact that he knows "action" (no one can speak of what they haven't lived) not everyone can teach. "good luck folks"
Am gonna guess that Chuck Norris is his HR lady
That is probably the best comment that I have seen in years. Well done good sir
I could give this comment gold lol
we did it, reddit
Lmao. I swallowed a whole pieace of bread just to laugh.
/bow
If all Americans were like this man, this would be the safest country on the planet.
If I did the math right, he is 50 years old in this video. Someone double check my math because that just made him even more impressive..............which I didn't think was possible.
Yup
Pffttt... 50 ain't old. 50 is dangerous. Who do you think makes up the upper echelons of of the SOC?
@@shanebouton45 I believe the saying is.... Fear the old man in professions where most die young?
I was 18 in 1988 when I enlisted in the Army. Pat was 18 in 1983 when he enlisted. That would make Pat roughly 56 years old right now.
@@sa-amirel-hayeed699 *fear the old man who prospers in a profession of young men.
Close. You were right there man!
" so I went hungry for a while" lol so dope
Cool fucking dude. Seriously. It’s rare to see someone so unashamedly objective with his deliverance of training. No ego. Just application.
I want to get the combat strength training program extremely bad-I’m a vet without a home right now though, so I’m gonna wait until I can find a job that’ll take a chance on a guy with an injury. Not whining. I’ll find the right gig.
Good luck sir thank you for your service.
I find myself homeless also my friend. I save my money to travel back and forth to see my kids. If I had a house payment. I couldn't see them. I also have a healthy life insurance policy for them. I fear nothing but for the well being of my children, others and God. I have never left another in time of need nor adverse nature. Long live Pat and you sir. Ranger 1st battalion
That man is ..... well.... scary. Thank god he is on America’s side! Thanks for your service sir!
He's older than me and an absolute BEAST!
This dude brings "beast mode" to an entirely different level... Lol
I like to listen to Pat talk, he's one of those guys who inspires confidence and makes me feel optimistic.
A true inspiration for sure. No nonsense straight to the point. I like that. Good stuff!
Pat McNamara = definitely one hell of an impressive human being. Plus he's also a true American patriot.
+MrChuckwagon55 Yep, and the best part is that he continues to serve with honor by imparting his decades of wisdom to the next generations.
Why can't HE be our next president?
spookypunky
I'd vote for him, and most everyone I know would, too.
I hope more of these guys (former special ops) start running for office. Soon.
U.S. finest warriors, can go toe to toe and pound for pound with anything living on this earth.
Pat Mac is the ultimate badass. No arguments
I am glad that he is on our side.
Pat. You're awesome. Finally there's someone who has a clear and concise understanding of reality.
Man, I wish I could come train with you.
Won't happen, though.
Anyway, great video and all the power to ya.
Thank you for your service. J. Ortega USN Ret.
This dude is it!!! My Celtic brother!!!
I have a good buddy who was in 1SFG around the same time as Pat. It cracks me up watching this as my buddy sounds exactly like Pat in demeanor and sense of humor.
Dude's amazing.
Strong, fast, intelligent, polite, caring and outspoken.
If I become 1/5th as great as him I will be very content.
Nice to have trainers and mentor as McNamara. I learned a lot with AWG.
That dude is the real thing. I would appreciate having my ass kicked at one of his courses.
lol
+NuShooter SixTfour I will have that honor in August. Can't wait!
*I have the biggest shit eating grin on my face right now.* His comment at 04:31 in the video is the reason why! To hear Pat comment about guys who joined into combat arms roles during that time period was an amazing compliment. Even though it was a period lasting less than a decade. We are our own generation stuck in between.
P.S. I miss Ft Lewis and the job. I joined in 03 and retired mid 2013.
Former Marine, Afghanistan Veteran, NCO blah blah... I literally salute this man, as he is that one out of a hundred that is a true warrior in every sense of his life. I admire it, I know that THAT LIFE IS NOT FOR ME. But, I am proud (and relieved) to have served in a military of which Pat and guys like him were a part. They were the true top of the spear, who is almost never recognized.
Any man who fights for his belief is a warrior.
At Ft. Bragg in 1974-81. Sig. Co 5th SFG. Things have change a lot. I took some training with Delta when they started with a trainer name Markshinso. I still on shock. I'm a little older than you.
A modern day genius, his way of thinking is unmatched
When you watch Pat it’s really cool he goes all our crazy speed gets to the point . Just transitions so smoothly into the shot it’s nice to watch . I was just a regular grunt nothing fancy more like a blunt object but these guys bring the hammer 🔨
Out fucking standing!!!! A great unit guy with a mind set of contributing to making our guys better.
Damn this dude moves like a 20 something at close to 50
TRT always makes me think of that one King of the Hill episode...
@BigErn_Mccraken There it is, the big excuse train, baby. Don't be sad that you'll always be fat and slow.
BigErn_Mccraken TRT is damn near necessary at older ages. Especially after years of a high stress environment.. endocrine system takes a dump after a bit.
Father Time tried telling Pat it was time to get old, but Pat scared him off, so he keeps on keepin' on....
Ahh I don't think he's on testosterone replacement. He's the source where they get it from.
I have no military background, but played and coached basketball and track. Pat moves pretty good for man his age. Very impressed. John Wooden said "Quickness always wins". Way to go Pat.
Dude just glosses over his 13 year SFOD-D career..holy shit the stories he could probably tell if it ever gets declassified. Sub'd!!
I got Pat's Pistol and Rifle TAPS, and they have improved my skill set, just by giving me a new perspective on the fundamentals. I have other Pantaeo vids, and appreciate them all. Thanks for all the hard work!
Absolutely amazing. So much respect and admiration for this patriot.
Savage! I couldn’t imagine always being ON!! Intense AF
Guys like this make America the country club it is
America needs more guys like this can this toughness be learned ?
Pat is an amazing teacher
Lived in Guildford a few years and welded at Electric Boat, years ago
Glad we got to train with Mac before he got busy... class act, treated us well. Thanks Mac, hope we get you back to Aucilla some day.
miss training! this guy is a stud, old guys are dangerous! Doing great things!
If any of us could be 10% of what Pat is...
Strive to make ourselves better, that's all he wants.
Make him happy, please.
I've done a few of TMACS courses & they are prerequisites for life.
Love the realistic breakdown of body movement and functional strength training..... keyword functional and how that applies to everyday life including combat situations which is so fluid and unpredictable.
Thank you for your service!
Pat appears to me to be a really nice guy - he is certainly extremely knowledgeable, clearly a fearless military expert and has a wicked sense of humour. It would be a real privilege to receive weapons training from someone so experienced.
Been following this dude ever since I heard him host Liquid Metal on XM Radio. Awesome!
One of thoes guys that just knows what he wants in life, and does it with style. Your all squared away.
Appreciate your clear and practical approach to reality. It's in complete sync with those who raised me.
Great observations Pat. I attested in October 2001 - in the British Army. Still kicking arse.
Just subbed. I like the no BS instruction.
I pray to god that one day I'll have a mentor with the same vigor, clarity of thought, and selflessness as pat
I wish there was something I could do. I’m 68 years old, 50 lbs overweight and have severe rheumatoid arthritis. I’ve had a heart attack. I guess I can train slow. It’s the PT I can’t handle now.
awesomeness
i love yoir candor honesty and grit...keep em comin ...stay strong...peace
Great job Pat keep up the good work and thank you for your service
Thanks for your service
Listen to him on the Jocko Podcast. You get 2 hours of his story. Effing amazing
I need to know what anabolics he is cycling.
What is the monopod attached to the sling at 4:16 I like that
WOW !!!
THANKS FOR CARING !
I find his work in Berlin (most likely with PSSE-B) and with the US Military Liaison Mission most impressive. I am interested in Cold War Germany's military history.
This man is an inspiration and a badass!!! #Respect.....#GladHe'sOnOurSide
This man is 50, wow.
I need training from an expert like this guy. I work in Army PSYOP but I am not a very good shot when it comes to advanced rifle marksmanship. I have considered trying SFAS sometime in the near future as well.
+2ndPSYOPgrp. TPT1640 do you even opsec bro...
Tyler Yes I actually do
dude...ur the real solid snake ..holy shiitt. even looks like him!!
Mobius -1 What is a solid snake?
@@andrewdods2236 Metal Gear Solid protagonist. But Pat is more badass imo.
andrew dods a stiffy. kidding. It’s a character from s game called Metal Gear
Good soldier great person and well guns instructor pat 🙏🇺🇸
Makes me think, could every Delta Guy be a Seal and could every Seal be a Delta Guy. Interesting question. But both these group of men are my heros
Sammy Sam yes/yes , no/no ....boils down to the man. Neither is inclusive , or exclusive to the other. Water , is a mean equalizer . No one , is badder then the water.
Delta is best of the best of the best. My guess would be every delta guy could be a seal, but not every seal could be delta
Seals are only tier 2. Only Delta and Devgru(ST6) are tier one. Delta and Team 6 are the elite of the elite.
Seals spend a lot of time in the water. Swimming is a skill that a lot of new recruits don’t have. Then there is hydrophobia. Which is a real thing. If you are not familiar with water it will almost disqualify you immediately. In the process of weeding out the weak links, if instructors see sailors struggling, they spot it out and make it more difficult. Based on Inside Delta Force, delta candidates are required to swim 50 meters ( I think), which is a short distance that poor swimmers can get thru. Once in delta, operators have access to some of the best courses available, one being scuba. Not all operators go thru the scuba course. On the other, by the time seal operators make it to team six, they are already experts in the water. So based on the water component, I would say not all delta could be seals. Also, I don’t think all seals could be delta because land navigation is required to get through the qualifying course. Land navigation is taught thru Ranger school and special forces programs. Without this skill, you would be running around in a mountainous forest without a clue where you’re going. That’s why most operators come from special forces or Rangers. Based on this, I don’t think many of the seals candidates would be able to qualify. I’m sure there are many super humans who can do both, but for the most part, I think it’s safe to say, many seals could not be delta, and many delta could not be seals.
Owen Kings Well said
Badass dude. A real motivator
You got to be some bad ass. Been trained and almost everything! Nice job son
This dudes run is amazing 3:26
Came to the comments and found what I’ve been lookin for my whole life
It’s gotta be mildly frustrating for a guy like this to train a guy like me that has next to no training and is out of shape. But damn, I’d love to take some of his courses…
Pat, just curious if you know Fader?
What exactly does AWG do?