I was in the corps in the 60’s in the infantry and am a Vietnam veteran. My company was in the original hill fights at Khe Sanh in May of 67. There was some hand to hand fighting. Prior to the Vietnam war my unit primarily trained in combat maneuvers. We were in the field most of the time learning to fight as a unit. We didn’t have much time to take up martial arts. People commenting on how the MCMAP is inferior to martial arts and mma know that it takes a lot of time and practice to become proficient in their choice of fighting styles. MCMAP is not designed to make a person a skilled martial artist. It’s designed to teach Marines in hand to hand fighting on the battlefield or in their perimeter after being overrun.
I remember this little white female corporal was my MCMAP partner for that particular training day. She barely weighed 110 pounds. She told me not to take it easy on her. The next day when we showed up for morning pt in shorts and skivvy shirts, all of her visible exposed skin was black and blue from bruising. She was a motivator...
Jay_idk I’m a mma fighter kickboxing,bjj, and wrestling and what you’re saying is wrong because yes I agree sparring helps but if you do it wrong it can lead to a counter
Also why tf u saying u do all this shit😂 U mean u do MMA uno it means mixed martial arts So I don’t have to say I do all these even tho u use 1move from it Idiot mong
Whatsup ya'll. I wanted to give a huge shoutout to the Marines involved that helped make this project a reality. This was one of my favorite videos to edit and watch. Enjoy! Also, sadly my belt is out of regulation so I will be in the black enlisted belt from now on!
You should do more were you collab with different kinds of training like this. Oh and you were the only sailor I realized the rest were marines, that's cool aswell.
Haha right it's like whatever helps you sleep at night 😂. Yes they protect us from invasion and attack but I hate when people can't acknowledge the obvious and use lame arguments like that.
To watch More military training go to my channel Superhuman unchained and watch the 2 videos called Sergeant Suicide's Superhuman strength training, and Sergeant Suicide's galvenised iron training, thanks in advance for your friendship kindness and support
When that chick is in a relationship shes the man of the house when shes hungry she doesnt ask for food she orders food when shes mad you dont talk her out of it you run and hide and hope she doesnt find you
I remember awarding my platoon after the grueling green belt course I put them through. They definitely earned that belt. I only made it as far as a brown belt instructor, but I did learn a lot and taught my marines well. Semper Fi!
1:15 Principles Body Position - Ensure body is properly positioned Balance - Have proper weight distribution throughout your body and not disrupting your own center of gravity Leverage - Use whatever advantages you have and Use weaknesses and openings they have Timing - Right timing and opportunity Fundamentals Entry - Invade opponent's personal space fast Off Balance - Disrupt opponent's center of gravity Execution - Bringing all of these together Angles of Movement - Execute any openings and angles that gives you an advantage 8:00 Physical, Mental, Character Be physically fit and lethal Be mentally strong and tough Be a person of character
Austen you my friend are a pipe swinging badass. My father was a Navy flyer I am a Marine and I sure am glad you are on the Naval side of the services. Great vids. My son introduced me to your channel he is a Navy flyer and I told my other son a Marine flyer about your channel. We are all great fans
Great to see the Corps making martial arts as big part of their training. Four, five decades ago they taught a small version of it. I was exposed to Bruce Lee first and my interest in it began & the Corps solidified it.
@@MultiArchangelnot a vet, but time has proven that some combat scenarios end up in hand to hand combat, where you are in a situation when you can't use a gun. Although it may be rare soldiers should be ready for anything that comes at them.
@@MultiArchangel yes, firearms is the majority, but sometimes you either are out of ammunition or you can't fire as it would alert the enemy. You have to know how to defend yourself in those situations either by fist or by knife. Teaching someone to instinctually kill with a blade is the toughest.
Austen, amazing video, incredible editing, great content! I’m really glad the Navy and Marine Corps is letting you do videos like this. Totally inspiring and motivating. Keep ‘em coming!!
@@chrisronin4421 I went through boot in '86 and the only REAL hand-to-hand training I had was Sentry Removal, which was essentially a neck-breaking exercise. I did well, but did not feel especially well equipped to handle hand to had fighting. I really appreciated the advent of MCMAP b/c it made me more EFFECTIVE, on & off the battlefield. It is an amalgam of techniques that, when effectively used, give you an advantage over an opponent, including holds, throws, grappling, choking, eye-gouging, nut crushing, suffocation, etc, that give you the advantage in a conflict/ hand to hand combat situation. Any good USMC MMA training will help that!
Wow, did that take me back. USMC trainers barking out instructions very quickly, asking if everyone understands, and immediately going to the next instruction. Then when you make a mistake they tear into you, because you were TOLD. Believe it or not, it really works...you learn fast.
That's because the Marine doesnr know the correct technique. I wrestled in college and I train in BJJ & judo and to take a bigger guy like they down you need to look for ankle picks and foot sweeps.
Lol your basically saying this guy is really top heavy AND hard to take down, is it easier to knock over a 10 foot 2x4 standing on end or a 1 foot 2x4 standing on end.
Jason Crabb he didn’t say he was hard to take down he said he was hard to throw. Miguel is right idk why they aren’t taking advantage of his high center of gravity
@@miguelbermudez5426 They do teach sweeps, that's just not the technique they're teaching in the video. That said, they're only doing green belt, technically speaking they're not even supposed to be grappling while standing for safety reasons. The instructors have to be VERY careful not to hurt the students.
Use to live right by Camp Pendleton for most of my adult life, met and befriended a ton of marines in downtown Oceanside over the years love these vids, keep ‘em coming!
The Marine Corps Martial Arts Program is a combat system developed by the United States Marine Corps to combine existing and new hand-to-hand and close quarters combat techniques with morale and team-building functions and instruction in the warrior ethos. The program uses an advancement system of colored belts similar to that of most martial arts.
This is a good philosophy "are you here to cause trouble everywhere you go or are you going to be a solutionist"? A protector of life! Nice, very nice.
Forget about her being thrown down, something worse is that in the obstacle course, there are times when the guys helped her up and down obstacles that she could have easily maneuvered without her. Yeah, they’re supposed to be a team but that course was meant for going solo. If she can’t reach the pole to go over, yeah, she can get help. And naturally men and women’s bodies aren’t built the same so she has much more difficulty doing things like climbing up the rope, which btw she had her feet wrapped around the rope wrong which was part of the reason she couldn’t get up. But she could have gotten up that wall no problem. A: she could reach the top of the wall. B: even if she couldn’t reach the top she could have gotten a running head start to scale it. These men are allowing her to be weak instead of teaching her how to overcome. If a drill sergeant was there he would not allow that behavior unless she actually couldn’t do it. And behavior like this, this dependency on men happens everywhere. I’ve seen in in several different ways. I can’t count how many girls I’ve met who allow themselves to be dumb to attract a guy, a way to get his attention by acting like she needs help. There’s also women who have the dependency where they think they NEED and boyfriend for them to live/be complete. And they don’t care who they date as long as they date. I bring this up because it’s a genuine culture flaw that does so much more harm than help. If a girl learns to always be dependent on a man, she won’t know independence. If she chose to be dumb then decides to try being independent, she won’t be able to get a good job. She won’t be able to go to further schooling. She got herself stuck there and it’ll take months and years to help herself. And as for the relationship dependency, my sister had a relationship dependency. Because of it, she dated a horrible abusive drunk for years. She was in horrible condition. But once she finally broke it off and learned independence, she was free. It took her over a year, but her mental health improved drastically. She got a great job and dated around for a bit. And the change was getting rid of something she was clinging to because of her own ignorance. And no this isn’t a dis on all girls or whatever. (I myself am a girl, but raised to be smart and independent. My dad didn’t allow any of that acting dumb or weak crap 😂 he worked us like boys) This is a call to change this toxic culture. I bet everyone can think of someone who’s like these examples I’ve given! Even if they don’t know it yet
@@kcnoel5270 arent you being a little harsh here: we have no context, no history to fill out her character, no data points. I watched the same video as you but i have no criticism to hand out, mostly because we have so little to base any opinions on, footage wise. Isnt your critique a bit overboard here?
@@kcnoel5270 one of those comments huh you sound like every time i've heard dudes say dumb shit to a girl like oh normally girls are all tiny or the whole girls are all weak grow something balls dude before you piss your pants after meeting a strong girl
The reason for the pt and obstacle course work. I’d because in a combat environment you will perform these maneuvers in a state of physical fatigue. It does no good to train in an unrealistic environment.
I like that, Physical, Character and Mental. Not killer, protector of life. Absolutely! Those are very important for anyone but especially someone capable of doing damage. I like it. Very very cool.
Awesome video brother. Way to represent the MA’s. As a Marine that later joined the Navy it’s good to see the training from both sides of the field. You would have make a awesome Marine too bro. You should consider becoming a FMF Corpsman. You would be great with the Marines.
1. Expend all ammo 2. Unfold your E-tool 3. Fist Bump Chesty Your Bro's will keep you in their memories. On an unrelated topic I painted all the rocks at camp Horno in 1980. ALL THE F***** ROCKS!!!!!
No One don’t worry about combatives, I went in as an infantry recruit but got dropped for failing my final pt test, the combatives is a joke in basic training, unless you’re going in as infantry I wouldn’t worry about anything, it all should be a cakewalk, it’s all mental, they’ll try their best to break you mentally, they’ll play fuck fuck games with y’all, just hang in there, take it day by day, each day that passes is a victory, I got dropped in gold phase right about when I was gonna be sent to my first duty station, just remember, when you’re over there ( If you do go ) when you start doubting yourself, push through, trust me, you can do it
No One yeah don’t worry about that basic training combatives, the only tough one if you decide to take the course that you can take, there’s up to 5 levels
The quality of instruction in this video is way way way better than what we typically receive in the fleet. If you spend the time training on technique, it can be very effective. But if you’re in the Infantry, you might do Mcmap training maybe once a month, and then it’s mostly just devolved poorly run “ backyard style” training conducted by squad leaders who may or may not have proficiency themselves.
2:01 THAT BUN THOUGH!!! C-L-E-A-N
Angela Le yup
And it didn't come undone in that tussle on the ground. 🤨🤔
Ikr
Called "squared away."
!!Clean!!
0:03 yup that’s me..your probably wondering how I got myself into this situation, well, it all started back in 5the grade, when.....
😂
Roger that shit hooah
When I was touched ....
by a person
Wearing a Spider-Man costume
@@tacticalglizzy1839 and makeup
I'm a Marine Corps veteran. I miss these days.
Daniel Cook thank u for ur service man
Daniel Cook thank you for the service! God bless
God bless you 💯 thx u for your service man 🙏
God bless you thank you for your service 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
God bless, thank u for ur service man !!!!
I was in the corps in the 60’s in the infantry and am a Vietnam veteran. My company was in the original hill fights at Khe Sanh in May of 67. There was some hand to hand fighting. Prior to the Vietnam war my unit primarily trained in combat maneuvers. We were in the field most of the time learning to fight as a unit. We didn’t have much time to take up martial arts. People commenting on how the MCMAP is inferior to martial arts and mma know that it takes a lot of time and practice to become proficient in their choice of fighting styles. MCMAP is not designed to make a person a skilled martial artist. It’s designed to teach Marines in hand to hand fighting on the battlefield or in their perimeter after being overrun.
@Good Morning I do have street fighting skills, and it’s Marine. Soldier is Army.
@Good Morning that doesn’t matter to me. I don’t go out looking to get into confrontations. I had enough fighting in Nam.
@Good Morning thanks, same to you.
Don't bother responding to these idiots, just let them run their mouths.
Thankyou for your contribution and sacrifice sir.
I remember this little white female corporal was my MCMAP partner for that particular training day. She barely weighed 110 pounds. She told me not to take it easy on her. The next day when we showed up for morning pt in shorts and skivvy shirts, all of her visible exposed skin was black and blue from bruising. She was a motivator...
Forced green on green should be a crime. Nobody looks good in it.
Ur so brain dead
I do boxing and u need to fight sm1 even if there ur friend to learn stupid mong
Jay_idk I’m a mma fighter kickboxing,bjj, and wrestling and what you’re saying is wrong because yes I agree sparring helps but if you do it wrong it can lead to a counter
Also why tf u saying u do all this shit😂
U mean u do MMA uno it means mixed martial arts
So I don’t have to say I do all these even tho u use 1move from it
Idiot mong
Jay_idk you won’t spar me kid, I will take you to the floor and pass your guard
That handshake at 9:30 was so satisfying!
Andres Navejas bruh u made me watch the next 4 minutes just to see a regular handshake haha cmon my man
BigDavidSmith7 literally lol
Andres Navejas I just beat off to it
Yall got isues
Violet Sickness yeoooo😭
3:26 he plays soft music for the others but when he comes on rock starts playing
true lmaoo 😂
Oh yh😂😂
Kinda cringey, yeah. X'd
Hahahahha
Whatsup ya'll. I wanted to give a huge shoutout to the Marines involved that helped make this project a reality. This was one of my favorite videos to edit and watch. Enjoy! Also, sadly my belt is out of regulation so I will be in the black enlisted belt from now on!
You should do more were you collab with different kinds of training like this. Oh and you were the only sailor I realized the rest were marines, that's cool aswell.
Austen Alexander you do this all like it’s nothing. Amazing man
Dude awesome
It would be interesting to see you do something like this with the Modern Army Combatives Program. Good stuff though.
Awesome! I live 15 minutes away from camp Pendleton!
0:02 that girl got it worse than he did 🤣🤣
That woman got right back up
Face planted
Lmao!
Great eye 😂
Gives a new meaning to Man handled😂
2:01 that chick's hair is like perfectly symmetrical
1tokeover shes fucking fineeee...id let her run the relationship lol
😂
Bro Fr she fine 😂
Donut
It's incredibly shiny. What products might she use?
I like the Staff Sargent, he's literally awesome
kate bain Staff Sergeants are always the best people
Legends say that the officer is still asking:" Does everybody understand that?"
That's what I liked about the Corp Instructor's.
Not an officer, senior enlisted instructor
It's a very Corps way of speaking to a group
Does everyone understand that?
*Someone in the group (no, but I better keep my mouth shut because I don't want to looks stupid)
"Were not killers, were protecters of life." I love that
That sounds pog af
Haha right it's like whatever helps you sleep at night 😂. Yes they protect us from invasion and attack but I hate when people can't acknowledge the obvious and use lame arguments like that.
protectors or shit more like.
@@wolvwwc Just like you ;)
@@dumbstido6362 i don't protect you...
Good video bro, I subbed ya.
To watch More military training go to my channel Superhuman unchained and watch the 2 videos called Sergeant Suicide's Superhuman strength training, and Sergeant Suicide's galvenised iron training, thanks in advance for your friendship kindness and support
Thanks xD
When that chick is in a relationship shes the man of the house when shes hungry she doesnt ask for food she orders food when shes mad you dont talk her out of it you run and hide and hope she doesnt find you
Im dead on this one lmao
I would absolutely let her be the "power top"... Just sayin.
Wah
@@devildog3246 "let her" smh dude if she wanna be, she just IS. Period
@Hazz JL Why?
Okay but why does he seem like a real like captain America?? 😂😂
Ikr
In the spirit of captain america and captain Morgan theres a little captain in all of em....
Idk
Because thats america's ass right there🥵
@@jeremiesexton4223 hahaah😂
This is some quality work brother. Keep it up👍🏽
I remember awarding my platoon after the grueling green belt course I put them through. They definitely earned that belt. I only made it as far as a brown belt instructor, but I did learn a lot and taught my marines well. Semper Fi!
0:04 Yep that's me. You're probably wondering how I got into this mess
As an Army Combatives instructor, it’s great to see more coverage of our military’s martial arts programs. Good shit brothers! 🤙🏽
Frank Castle ...you and Austen should get together and do a video on the Army Combatives! That would be killer!
That little cinematic was great I would like to see it fleshed out a little more. Even if it was just the audio for motivational purposes.
1:15 Principles
Body Position - Ensure body is properly positioned
Balance - Have proper weight distribution throughout your body and not disrupting your own center of gravity
Leverage - Use whatever advantages you have and
Use weaknesses and openings they have
Timing - Right timing and opportunity
Fundamentals
Entry - Invade opponent's personal space fast
Off Balance - Disrupt opponent's center of gravity
Execution - Bringing all of these together
Angles of Movement - Execute any openings and angles that gives you an advantage
8:00 Physical, Mental, Character
Be physically fit and lethal
Be mentally strong and tough
Be a person of character
Thanks!
Austen you my friend are a pipe swinging badass. My father was a Navy flyer I am a Marine and I sure am glad you are on the Naval side of the services. Great vids. My son introduced me to your channel he is a Navy flyer and I told my other son a Marine flyer about your channel. We are all great fans
Austen's after: Out of breath and bleeding.
Marines: Alright let's do this 5 more times.
“Yep, that’s me. You’re probably wondering how I ended up in this situation... well it all started 9 months ago.”
Austen I can’t wait to show this to Aidyn. R.E.S.P.E.C.T to you and the rest of the men and women who put it all in. Excellent video.
Basically all men dont see any women in the seals
Okay so can we have mark, James Charles, and Ethan do the martial arts part now.
😐
Great to see the Corps making martial arts as big part of their training. Four, five decades ago they taught a small version of it. I was exposed to Bruce Lee first and my interest in it began & the Corps solidified it.
Don't they spend far more time using firearms in actual combat scenarios? Why do soldiers really need martial arts?
@@MultiArchangelnot a vet, but time has proven that some combat scenarios end up in hand to hand combat, where you are in a situation when you can't use a gun. Although it may be rare soldiers should be ready for anything that comes at them.
@@MultiArchangel Also martial arts is great physical training so it fits well into military training.
@@memr5690 Okay, that makes sense.
@@MultiArchangel yes, firearms is the majority, but sometimes you either are out of ammunition or you can't fire as it would alert the enemy. You have to know how to defend yourself in those situations either by fist or by knife. Teaching someone to instinctually kill with a blade is the toughest.
My son he's an army soldier now training for Ranger only 22 .how I miss him
God bless him!
Austen, amazing video, incredible editing, great content! I’m really glad the Navy and Marine Corps is letting you do videos like this. Totally inspiring and motivating.
Keep ‘em coming!!
Remember me when you get popular sir! Thank you for your service
Guy: “They’re warming up”
Me: That’s a warm up?!
@10:17 i see the little twerk...OK I SEE UUU😂😂😂😂
Its Slushiey ohhh😂😂
Its Slushiey a sign he didint catch
She kinda bomb
Saint_Killer_323 Skrt no 🧢
SHE TRINA RUB THAT BUTT ON THAT P-P!! 🤣🤣😂
"We are not killers, we are protecters of life"
Awesome video, Alex! And just in the middle of my MMA and UFC binge too, great work homie
The quality of this video made me watch the whole thing. I also love MMA
Can't believe my brothers do this stuff, i respect that, they both in the marines
Totally Awesome video. Love our Military with great Honor and respect
Hey Austen i think your great brother alot of props be safe shout out to the Marines and the mighty Navy
I am so happy I found this channel!
I love that they're practicing on gravel not mats
I noticed that also & it show more intensity on gravel i wish i can try this on gravel
The Marine Sgt. that is speaking is correct! Be a solution, a protector, an asset.
This was awesome and I am going to be doing a military self defense class... Thank you for sharing your experience! Loved the videos as always
Why? Did you not like it?
Okay cool. Thank you! So what self defense class would you suggest?
@@chrisronin4421 I went through boot in '86 and the only REAL hand-to-hand training I had was Sentry Removal, which was essentially a neck-breaking exercise. I did well, but did not feel especially well equipped to handle hand to had fighting. I really appreciated the advent of MCMAP b/c it made me more EFFECTIVE, on & off the battlefield. It is an amalgam of techniques that, when effectively used, give you an advantage over an opponent, including holds, throws, grappling, choking, eye-gouging, nut crushing, suffocation, etc, that give you the advantage in a conflict/ hand to hand combat situation. Any good USMC MMA training will help that!
Killer video Austen!
Good job guys, thanks for the motivation and his service.💪🏻🙏🏻🇺🇸
Integrity, character, honesty, being the solution not the problem etc that’s what made me decide to become a marine instead of any other branch
Wow, did that take me back. USMC trainers barking out instructions very quickly, asking if everyone understands, and immediately going to the next instruction. Then when you make a mistake they tear into you, because you were TOLD. Believe it or not, it really works...you learn fast.
0:03 How every movie on BET starts
This guy is tall and he's bulky. That makes him very hard to fight let alone throw.
That's because the Marine doesnr know the correct technique. I wrestled in college and I train in BJJ & judo and to take a bigger guy like they down you need to look for ankle picks and foot sweeps.
Lol your basically saying this guy is really top heavy AND hard to take down, is it easier to knock over a 10 foot 2x4 standing on end or a 1 foot 2x4 standing on end.
@@jasoncrabb4615 depends on where u hit it but I would go for the 1 foot
Jason Crabb he didn’t say he was hard to take down he said he was hard to throw. Miguel is right idk why they aren’t taking advantage of his high center of gravity
@@miguelbermudez5426 They do teach sweeps, that's just not the technique they're teaching in the video. That said, they're only doing green belt, technically speaking they're not even supposed to be grappling while standing for safety reasons. The instructors have to be VERY careful not to hurt the students.
At about 0:47 you look like a damn Marine GOD among children!
Can Sgt. Thigpen talk any faster? I didn’t understand a word he said. Someone had is coffee this morning! LOL!!! 😂
Use to live right by Camp Pendleton for most of my adult life, met and befriended a ton of marines in downtown Oceanside over the years love these vids, keep ‘em coming!
He looks like a really strong tfue lolololol
Thx for your service
4:56 just close ur eyes and listen 😂
What
2:40 best music I've ever heard behind a youtube video nowadays. Shout out to my fellow metalheads lol
Dillon Sager what’s that song called i need to know !
The Marine Corps Martial Arts Program is a combat system developed by the United States Marine Corps to combine existing and new hand-to-hand and close quarters combat techniques with morale and team-building functions and instruction in the warrior ethos. The program uses an advancement system of colored belts similar to that of most martial arts.
He was my MCMAP instructor at TBS. Loved the guy
Not 1 person wearing their plates with their IOTV. Smh. Lmfao.
lmao i was wondering that. Makes no sense to take them out for fighting when in a combat scenario youd be fighting with them in anyways
I was waiting for a “yup that’s me and you are prob wondering how I got there well it all started in the summer of 69”
This is a good philosophy "are you here to cause trouble everywhere you go or are you going to be a solutionist"? A protector of life! Nice, very nice.
You can be a killer or a protector of life...I felt that, it puts things on another perspective. Well said🙌🏼
lmao the girl got her head grabbed and just got thrown down 😂 poor girl
Poor girl? She took it and got back up. No need to pity her. Anyway, that was the rule - let them take you down.
Forget about her being thrown down, something worse is that in the obstacle course, there are times when the guys helped her up and down obstacles that she could have easily maneuvered without her.
Yeah, they’re supposed to be a team but that course was meant for going solo. If she can’t reach the pole to go over, yeah, she can get help.
And naturally men and women’s bodies aren’t built the same so she has much more difficulty doing things like climbing up the rope, which btw she had her feet wrapped around the rope wrong which was part of the reason she couldn’t get up.
But she could have gotten up that wall no problem. A: she could reach the top of the wall. B: even if she couldn’t reach the top she could have gotten a running head start to scale it.
These men are allowing her to be weak instead of teaching her how to overcome.
If a drill sergeant was there he would not allow that behavior unless she actually couldn’t do it.
And behavior like this, this dependency on men happens everywhere. I’ve seen in in several different ways. I can’t count how many girls I’ve met who allow themselves to be dumb to attract a guy, a way to get his attention by acting like she needs help.
There’s also women who have the dependency where they think they NEED and boyfriend for them to live/be complete. And they don’t care who they date as long as they date.
I bring this up because it’s a genuine culture flaw that does so much more harm than help.
If a girl learns to always be dependent on a man, she won’t know independence. If she chose to be dumb then decides to try being independent, she won’t be able to get a good job. She won’t be able to go to further schooling. She got herself stuck there and it’ll take months and years to help herself.
And as for the relationship dependency, my sister had a relationship dependency. Because of it, she dated a horrible abusive drunk for years.
She was in horrible condition. But once she finally broke it off and learned independence, she was free. It took her over a year, but her mental health improved drastically. She got a great job and dated around for a bit.
And the change was getting rid of something she was clinging to because of her own ignorance.
And no this isn’t a dis on all girls or whatever. (I myself am a girl, but raised to be smart and independent. My dad didn’t allow any of that acting dumb or weak crap 😂 he worked us like boys) This is a call to change this toxic culture.
I bet everyone can think of someone who’s like these examples I’ve given! Even if they don’t know it yet
@@kcnoel5270 arent you being a little harsh here: we have no context, no history to fill out her character, no data points. I watched the same video as you but i have no criticism to hand out, mostly because we have so little to base any opinions on, footage wise. Isnt your critique a bit overboard here?
@@kcnoel5270 one of those comments huh you sound like every time i've heard dudes say dumb shit to a girl like oh normally girls are all tiny or the whole girls are all weak grow something balls dude before you piss your pants after meeting a strong girl
KC Noel please shut up you feminist
Dude join navy seal ❤ love your video!! Keeps me motivated 👍
Good for you Austen! Taking 2 guys.
I support yall
Who’s that female soldier, she’s fireee🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥!!!
Mota Gainz she’s a marine sadly, even though she can’t get over a single fucking obstacle on her own
Scruffy does she have any social media?
Austen out here looking like the default fortnite character
"the room is safer because youre there" 👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾
You kicked that instructor ass
WAYYYY better then nava the beast videos 😂😂😂
Ssgt. Yepes!! He trained us when we were in Cali in August 2020 before we left for Japan
Marines convert any food to fuel their rage, yes even dirt when they get thrown
Those “Marine Core Martial Arts” are called Jiu Jitsu and Judo.
Some Japanese martial arts.
Is it the same as Brazilian Jiujitsu?
The reason for the pt and obstacle course work. I’d because in a combat environment you will perform these maneuvers in a state of physical fatigue. It does no good to train in an unrealistic environment.
I like that, Physical, Character and Mental. Not killer, protector of life. Absolutely! Those are very important for anyone but especially someone capable of doing damage. I like it. Very very cool.
What's Up Austen
Max effort trying
US Marines martial arts
🇺🇸 Army Rocks!
✡️☃️❄️
Awesome video brother. Way to represent the MA’s. As a Marine that later joined the Navy it’s good to see the training from both sides of the field. You would have make a awesome Marine too bro. You should consider becoming a FMF Corpsman. You would be great with the Marines.
Good content! You look like Tfue but older and more mature!
Raj Jhala wtf that’s so true
1. Expend all ammo
2. Unfold your E-tool
3. Fist Bump Chesty
Your Bro's will keep you in their memories.
On an unrelated topic I painted all the rocks at camp Horno in 1980.
ALL THE F***** ROCKS!!!!!
Instant Respect
This guy is a bleeder ...he’s tough but his skin is delicate...but I love his passion for military fitness
I've got a feeling his opponents have untrimmed fingernails.
4:33 u just see the girl get totally face planted 😂🤣😂🤣😅
My Marine instructor for ROTC was the Sergeant Major at Camp Pendleton, Sergeant Major Kasal
The camera quality is ridiculously good
You should try army combatives
No One don’t worry about combatives, I went in as an infantry recruit but got dropped for failing my final pt test, the combatives is a joke in basic training, unless you’re going in as infantry I wouldn’t worry about anything, it all should be a cakewalk, it’s all mental, they’ll try their best to break you mentally, they’ll play fuck fuck games with y’all, just hang in there, take it day by day, each day that passes is a victory, I got dropped in gold phase right about when I was gonna be sent to my first duty station, just remember, when you’re over there ( If you do go ) when you start doubting yourself, push through, trust me, you can do it
No One yeah don’t worry about that basic training combatives, the only tough one if you decide to take the course that you can take, there’s up to 5 levels
No One it’s the army. Everyone passes.
whats the fine hispanic marines insta asking for myself lol
@jgaspire
John lol that’s u
I will always say Sambo is the most effective fighting style, it's not flashy but it's deadly
Marines train 2v1? Respect.
The army tfue😂🇺🇸
I can't unsee it lmao
Damn he got dropped i wanna learn that 😂
Its so cool to see this because my brother is in the marines
the quality and content of these videos are great
Much respect for martial arts
You da man talking about the 3 disciplines.
Dude that one guy beat them both up.
Much love, mad respect. -civilian street warrior THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR SERVICE!
The quality of instruction in this video is way way way better than what we typically receive in the fleet. If you spend the time training on technique, it can be very effective. But if you’re in the Infantry, you might do Mcmap training maybe once a month, and then it’s mostly just devolved poorly run “ backyard style” training conducted by squad leaders who may or may not have proficiency themselves.
Lots of respect for you. Salute
Can we just appreciate how hot all of them look in the uniform fighting and running 😥🥺😍 damn hottt
if anyone is wondering what marital art style the beginning throw is from its from judo