instructors at all schools are pro level quit makers of the military and are always looking for weakness. RAP week in ranger school is where most quit. in Ranger selection to go to ranger bat is where most will quit. SFAS is where most are not selected. Delta Training, the first week will get people to quit. BUDS is no different. Most people want to quit in basic training yet alone elite war fighting schools. The number one rule to success is to grind thru and never quit, work on your weakness to make it stronger and constantly push through. that's it. this applies to anything in life
@@jakezweig Jake, know what was weak bro? I went to SAR (Search and Rescue school) shortly after getting dropped from 228. Dan Bilzerian was also in my same SAR class. The SAR instructors were basically emulating BUDS instructors, acting tough. But it was like, if yer gonna be a special warfare instructor, at least have a tough program, lol.
Yo homie I know this in your past but me and pops watched “Dude you’re screwed” religiously and you was the man. Can I asked wtf happened? Man that shit was fire
This dude quit at everything. . . wrestling - nah I didn't put the work in high school - nah I was too smart and went to an alternative school navy - nah I got an other than honorable discharge to box myself in a corner to be an electrician since that bad paper discharge would be stapled to every job application to every job I would ever apply to admiral - "you wanna give this another try" nah - I'll just go back home and do what comes easy to me because I'm not about effort. . .in ANYthing This video should have been what on earth possessed him to try to be a SEAL
Unless you get a dishonorable discharge from a court martial, nobody will even know you were in the millitary if you don't tell them. The whole "you'll never get a decent job without an honorable discharge", is just a scare tactic used to get young servicemen in line and do whatever they're told.
@@mctransportation9831 true but since you would have a sizeable gap in your resume, you would have to explain where or what you have been doing for the last four years (or however long he was in) when applying. in this dude's case, he went in the trades and they don't care as long as you're licensed/bonded/certified/etc.
@@pnutbutta1234567 i don't dispute that having honorable is the optimal way to go, but I have an honerable and my boss got kicked outa the Army for cocaine. Life is far from over just because you don't get an honerable discharge.
. My classmate just retired ( 3 star ) former Socom USNA ‘85 . He did the SWO thing first before lateral transfer to 1130. He was a great wrestler for Navy.
Bro was wrestling in the Shore Conference. That's the toughest wrestling area in Jersey right now, at least for publics. Mediocre in the Shore is probably elite in some other places lmao
I'm pretty sure he started with class 230, then he got pneumonia in hell week and got rolled to class 231. He made it through hell week with class 231 but got rolled again in Second Phase because of a broken knee cap. Then on his 3rd try, he made it all the way through and graduated with class 235.
Stop trying to be so tough Jake :) . Those who get past that exterior know the real man "behind the scenes", very loyal. Hearing hese comments make me remember those 217 nights
A couple people Id literally assasinate for fun from 228 if ever given the chance: That fool chief Lemieux (if thats how his name is spelled) and Ensign Ball who was from the Academy: total poser. Ball, the night before 228's Hell Week told the class... we're gonna go out there and put our WAR faces on. Lol. I heard he was the first to quit, which is likely accurate.
I would get nervous as hell before matches.Not that I would get hurt. I was terrified of losing. Doing it had a super positive impact on my life. The wrestling program here," Bethel School district ( 10 or so miles south of Tacoma, Wa) has a great program.
Thats crazy that dude left after he punched and slapped him. At least get a solid fair 1on1 before you ring the bell. I dont know that would bother me more then ringing the bell. I would think about that guy that open hand slapped me forever. Even if he beat my ass I gotta get a few in
The story about Mini-Me is hilarious. It was a log I think some instructor brought us in 228 (I dont remember it being there before that). It was skinnier than Old Misery but much longer. It was also pretty jagged, so it could rub or cut injuries into you while you were sprinting with it. One night I actually mentioned to members of the class (228) that the log had to be deposed of (because it could cut you). We dropped it right into that pit outside the rear entrance by the ropes. Had nothing to do with being wimps, but that Tijuana had an open sewage system flowing into the ocean and I wanted to minimize all potential skin wounds as much as possible. Never saw rhe log again before Hell Week but it sounds to me like the instructors got 229 or 230 to drag it outta the pit. Doesnt surprise me it didnt last long afterwards tho and nevwr became a BUDS fixture. I understand Old Misery and being as hard as possible but that thing was too much of an injury hazard.
He’s from a really nice and peaceful area of NJ with a nice beach and an average salary of 102k. A commonality that I am seeing with these guys that fail or who Jake talks with seem to be suburban guys usually private school educated who come from good wholesome families. Where are the guys who come from shitty backgrounds? The one who don’t really have many options in life, their from a trash family and the only thing they can rely on is their toughness.
Here we go again.. You should just create a channel that rags on private schools and people from the suburbs. You obviously have a axe to grind with anyone who doesn’t come from the hood.
@@jakezweig to answer your great white shark question, between July 1 and July 12, 1916 there were 6 shark attacks at the Jersey shore, with four of them happening in one day. On July 1st, a man swimming in Beach Haven was attacked by a shark -- his left leg was shredded and he bled out. On July 6, a man in Spring Lake -- 45 miles north of Beach Haven -- had his legs severed and bled out. Then on July 12th, 4 more shark attacks happened in Matawan, Monmouth County, NJ, where your guy said he was from. All four happened in about an hour and a half. What made it unusual in addition to the rapid succession of the attacks was that sharks rarely swim in brackish water like the Matawan Creek where the attacks occurred, 11 miles inland. The first victim was an 11 year old boy swimming with his friends. They saw a fin and the boy disappeared. His friends ran for help. Two adult male rescuers jumped into the water to find the boy -- both were bitten, one survived and the other didn't. The sixth victim was a 14 year old boy who survived but spent 59 days in the hospital. There's some question about what shark(s) did the attacks. Some people say great white; other people say bull shark. Bull shark is much more likely in the Matawan attacks anyway; they're known to travel up freshwater waterways, whereas the great white is strictly an ocean-going shark.
I personally think, since SEALS talk about teams and teamwork all the time, like all military branches do. The cadre at BUDS should smoke the daylights out of anyone or any boat crew that turns on the weakest link. They should encourage and build teamwork and to me it seems it is just a bunch of individuals doing the same thing. Brotherhood, what a joke...
i was an aerial gunner in the usaf i hated to lose at wrestling i lost 3 times on jv and i quit when i saw my coach doing spitting tobacco... i was dumb.. i ended up getting a dfc with valor in afghanistan
After I got dropped from 228 and finished SAR school, I took a diving class right there in San Diego and we finished by boat on San Clemente. What was amazing to me was not only the depth perception contrast between San Diego and San Clemente (6 feet compared to 60 feet lol) but just how many damn sting rays lurk in the sands of the beaches at BUDS and those nearby. Like, how many dudes have charged right into the waters there to get wet and sandy, and either landed on a sting ray or close to it, without even knowing it, lol.
@@nolanfrazier3482 But yup in a way. Thing is, Marcus was already a brown shirt, and I never became a brown shirt as I got performance dropped the Thursday evening before hellweek, along with 4 other dudes. So only 40 went into hellweek in 228.
@@nolanfrazier3482 I think Marcus started with 226, so we never actually did any evolutions together in 228. But I encountered Marcus several times by the PTRR baracks and at the chow hall.
@@nolanfrazier3482 You don't forget a guy like Marcus because he was cross eyed. I'm guessing he's had some corrective surgery on his eye or something, because it was more pronounced than it is now. I was like shiiiit... This dude is a brown shirt and he's crosseyed? He must be some great performer or something, because I know the instructors must've had a field day fukin with him for being crosseyed lol. Must be a hard dude, lmao.
Your fear of not being what you're capable of has to be greater than your fear of failure. Failure is sometimes inevitable when you're trying to do something great. You just can't let the failures stop you.
Hey jake quick question what do you mean sqt got rolled into buds is sqt now just apart of third phase, also you said buds is a year but I thought it was 6 months?
There is still 15-20% attrition in SQT ......you still being evaluated and sent packing in this phase PS BUDS is about 10months long. SQT is about a year depending on when you hit it
I’m not tough. Office worker. Doctoral education. I can’t imagine another human doing that to someone (without holding a family member at gunpoint) and that person taking it. I’d fight that dude at every possible opportunity. I may lose a bunch but mauf***a would lose by quitting to me. That’s wild, man.
"I'm thinking 'what planet are you guys onnn'"
LoL Jake it's the planet of vikings 🤣
instructors at all schools are pro level quit makers of the military and are always looking for weakness. RAP week in ranger school is where most quit. in Ranger selection to go to ranger bat is where most will quit. SFAS is where most are not selected. Delta Training, the first week will get people to quit. BUDS is no different. Most people want to quit in basic training yet alone elite war fighting schools. The number one rule to success is to grind thru and never quit, work on your weakness to make it stronger and constantly push through. that's it. this applies to anything in life
cool story bro
Yes sir 50% of the people leave in the first week. 208 to 105 in the first week of BUDS the class that just had the dude die in it
@@jakezweig Jake, know what was weak bro? I went to SAR (Search and Rescue school) shortly after getting dropped from 228. Dan Bilzerian was also in my same SAR class. The SAR instructors were basically emulating BUDS instructors, acting tough. But it was like, if yer gonna be a special warfare instructor, at least have a tough program, lol.
Yup
Nothing but respect for these guys. You gotta have a few screws loose to be a seal. These guys mentally are monsters. Respect
BOOOOOOM
The number one rule to make it through BUD/S is the same rule to make it in sales: MANAGE YOUR MORALE.
100000000000000000000%
Legend has it this guy is still telling this story at a VFW in Nj… the bar crew needs to turn on him
LOL 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
We love buds stories !!! And stories of the teams !
Fire
Wrestling is the best grind any young guy could ever ask for. I recommend that program for any young people coming up.
Jake Zweig is the man. Thanks for telling it like it is.
Yo homie I know this in your past but me and pops watched “Dude you’re screwed” religiously and you was the man. Can I asked wtf happened? Man that shit was fire
They did not want a black man in the lead role on Discovery so they cancelled it because no one else could carry the show
@@jakezweig holy moly brother 🤦♂️
@@sergiomachuca4554 FACTS
@@jakezweig re: "They did not want a black man in the lead role on Discovery" -- shame on them.
@@4thamendment237 there loss
This dude quit at everything. . .
wrestling - nah I didn't put the work in
high school - nah I was too smart and went to an alternative school
navy - nah I got an other than honorable discharge to box myself in a corner to be an electrician since that bad paper discharge would be stapled to every job application to every job I would ever apply to
admiral - "you wanna give this another try" nah - I'll just go back home and do what comes easy to me because I'm not about effort. . .in ANYthing
This video should have been what on earth possessed him to try to be a SEAL
Solid ass comment
Hey I'm an electrician and don't feel boxed in....😆
Unless you get a dishonorable discharge from a court martial, nobody will even know you were in the millitary if you don't tell them. The whole "you'll never get a decent job without an honorable discharge", is just a scare tactic used to get young servicemen in line and do whatever they're told.
@@mctransportation9831 true but since you would have a sizeable gap in your resume, you would have to explain where or what you have been doing for the last four years (or however long he was in) when applying. in this dude's case, he went in the trades and they don't care as long as you're licensed/bonded/certified/etc.
@@pnutbutta1234567 i don't dispute that having honorable is the optimal way to go, but I have an honerable and my boss got kicked outa the Army for cocaine. Life is far from over just because you don't get an honerable discharge.
Diamond in the ruff. Loved this one. Keep on keepin on Jake!
Will do
. My classmate just retired ( 3 star ) former Socom USNA ‘85 . He did the SWO thing first before lateral transfer to 1130. He was a great wrestler for Navy.
Booooom
Bro was wrestling in the Shore Conference. That's the toughest wrestling area in Jersey right now, at least for publics. Mediocre in the Shore is probably elite in some other places lmao
Maybe
Yeah, sure
Greetings from Wales, UK, Jake. Love your stories
Thank you man
13:30 that laugh afterwards “brotha” 😂
True story
Damn this guy was on class 230 with David Goggins
I thought goggins started 231
I'm pretty sure he started with class 230, then he got pneumonia in hell week and got rolled to class 231. He made it through hell week with class 231 but got rolled again in Second Phase because of a broken knee cap. Then on his 3rd try, he made it all the way through and graduated with class 235.
Stop trying to be so tough Jake :) . Those who get past that exterior know the real man "behind the scenes", very loyal. Hearing hese comments make me remember those 217 nights
Hey man be refectful he was in 217
Jason I'm going to soften up man
A couple people Id literally assasinate for fun from 228 if ever given the chance: That fool chief Lemieux (if thats how his name is spelled) and Ensign Ball who was from the Academy: total poser. Ball, the night before 228's Hell Week told the class... we're gonna go out there and put our WAR faces on. Lol. I heard he was the first to quit, which is likely accurate.
From 240, Finizio gotsta die. He got dropped shortly after hell week tho. Mouthy, scrawny, cowardly little fool.
lol @ Saturday nights out during BUD/s. wtf? That's crazy!
Tuesday Thursday are even more bananas
Good information to know!!
Dog eat dog world. Life goes on.
I would get nervous as hell before matches.Not that I would get hurt. I was terrified of losing. Doing it had a super positive impact on my life. The wrestling program here," Bethel School district ( 10 or so miles south of Tacoma, Wa) has a great program.
Absolutely 🔥 Crushing Single A
Outstanding Sir.
Many thanks!
I don't care if I don't make it I'm still going to try BUD/S
Good luck bro
Honestly you saying this literally gives you an edge of 50% of making it those are pretty good odds
That’s what I said and the fleet sucked . I didn’t feel that way later I .
@@johnknebel7288 Im assuming you got injured or failed one of the activities ?
@@johnknebel7288What happened to you?
Savage Jake 👿🇺🇲
Talk about partying. You got those guys! They can drink all night no real sleep and out pt everyone in the platoon the next morning. 😂
Love the content man !!!!
Bring the fire
Thats crazy that dude left after he punched and slapped him. At least get a solid fair 1on1 before you ring the bell. I dont know that would bother me more then ringing the bell. I would think about that guy that open hand slapped me forever. Even if he beat my ass I gotta get a few in
Absolutely 🔥 but remember this dude was already in the mild of a 6 mile boat carry
Fire video
If i dont make it in buds im going awol i aint chipping paint negative sir
AWOL is a felony you will never get a job
😂😂😂
The story about Mini-Me is hilarious. It was a log I think some instructor brought us in 228 (I dont remember it being there before that).
It was skinnier than Old Misery but much longer. It was also pretty jagged, so it could rub or cut injuries into you while you were sprinting with it.
One night I actually mentioned to members of the class (228) that the log had to be deposed of (because it could cut you). We dropped it right into that pit outside the rear entrance by the ropes. Had nothing to do with being wimps, but that Tijuana had an open sewage system flowing into the ocean and I wanted to minimize all potential skin wounds as much as possible.
Never saw rhe log again before Hell Week but it sounds to me like the instructors got 229 or 230 to drag it outta the pit. Doesnt surprise me it didnt last long afterwards tho and nevwr became a BUDS fixture. I understand Old Misery and being as hard as possible but that thing was too much of an injury hazard.
Awesome video, can you by chance make a video about tendinitis and injury prevention?
That shit is simple .....you did not have enough volume ....I will get Travis to talk about his running
@@jakezweig cool cool
@@jakezweig Lively? That would be awesome.
Joint Base McGuire Dix Lakehurst.. Is country as it gets 😁. But I love South Jersey
Slaying it
He’s from a really nice and peaceful area of NJ with a nice beach and an average salary of 102k.
A commonality that I am seeing with these guys that fail or who Jake talks with seem to be suburban guys usually private school educated who come from good wholesome families.
Where are the guys who come from shitty backgrounds? The one who don’t really have many options in life, their from a trash family and the only thing they can rely on is their toughness.
We have a couple of them
Remi Adleke got PF dropped, he came back and made it out on his 5th attempt at BUD/s
@@songen1042 those days are long gone ...it's hard to get back
Here we go again.. You should just create a channel that rags on private schools and people from the suburbs. You obviously have a axe to grind with anyone who doesn’t come from the hood.
@@bena.4422 Glad to know who the bigots are. Google Lafayette ST in Steilacoom Washington a tell me just how HOOD is it?
That's where the rogue Greatwhite raised hell in 1916
Solid can you post the story
@@jakezweig to answer your great white shark question, between July 1 and July 12, 1916 there were 6 shark attacks at the Jersey shore, with four of them happening in one day. On July 1st, a man swimming in Beach Haven was attacked by a shark -- his left leg was shredded and he bled out. On July 6, a man in Spring Lake -- 45 miles north of Beach Haven -- had his legs severed and bled out. Then on July 12th, 4 more shark attacks happened in Matawan, Monmouth County, NJ, where your guy said he was from. All four happened in about an hour and a half. What made it unusual in addition to the rapid succession of the attacks was that sharks rarely swim in brackish water like the Matawan Creek where the attacks occurred, 11 miles inland. The first victim was an 11 year old boy swimming with his friends. They saw a fin and the boy disappeared. His friends ran for help. Two adult male rescuers jumped into the water to find the boy -- both were bitten, one survived and the other didn't. The sixth victim was a 14 year old boy who survived but spent 59 days in the hospital. There's some question about what shark(s) did the attacks. Some people say great white; other people say bull shark. Bull shark is much more likely in the Matawan attacks anyway; they're known to travel up freshwater waterways, whereas the great white is strictly an ocean-going shark.
I'm surprised his boat crew didn't give him a G.i party
Everyone is To tired
I’m not trying to make it to BUDs im graduating from BUDs
Well damn maybe if they busted out the weapons for morale first day he would have made it 6 days
I personally think, since SEALS talk about teams and teamwork all the time, like all military branches do. The cadre at BUDS should smoke the daylights out of anyone or any boat crew that turns on the weakest link. They should encourage and build teamwork and to me it seems it is just a bunch of individuals doing the same thing. Brotherhood, what a joke...
Yah it is a weird place you Learn that the dude next you will quit soon so you keep your head down and try to survive
i was an aerial gunner in the usaf i hated to lose at wrestling i lost 3 times on jv and i quit when i saw my coach doing spitting tobacco... i was dumb.. i ended up getting a dfc with valor in afghanistan
Let's fucking go
If you ever want to talk to someone about federal employment I’d be willing
Thank you
B you knew you wasn't even ready! Damn guy you didn't even try
This dude sound like he should be in a sandwich spot 😭
What did he mean when he said he was Subject by beatings? Was that from his own boat crew?
No more than likely just ment that the instructors gave him extra... although at some point ass kicking does happen
After I got dropped from 228 and finished SAR school, I took a diving class right there in San Diego and we finished by boat on San Clemente.
What was amazing to me was not only the depth perception contrast between San Diego and San Clemente (6 feet compared to 60 feet lol) but just how many damn sting rays lurk in the sands of the beaches at BUDS and those nearby.
Like, how many dudes have charged right into the waters there to get wet and sandy, and either landed on a sting ray or close to it, without even knowing it, lol.
228? You were in BUD/S with Marcus Luttrel?
@@nolanfrazier3482 Sorry for taking so long to reply, man. Been busy as balls and hardly even been on social media.
@@nolanfrazier3482 But yup in a way. Thing is, Marcus was already a brown shirt, and I never became a brown shirt as I got performance dropped the Thursday evening before hellweek, along with 4 other dudes. So only 40 went into hellweek in 228.
@@nolanfrazier3482 I think Marcus started with 226, so we never actually did any evolutions together in 228. But I encountered Marcus several times by the PTRR baracks and at the chow hall.
@@nolanfrazier3482 You don't forget a guy like Marcus because he was cross eyed. I'm guessing he's had some corrective surgery on his eye or something, because it was more pronounced than it is now. I was like shiiiit... This dude is a brown shirt and he's crosseyed? He must be some great performer or something, because I know the instructors must've had a field day fukin with him for being crosseyed lol. Must be a hard dude, lmao.
Jake how do I get over the fear of failure?
Your fear of not being what you're capable of has to be greater than your fear of failure. Failure is sometimes inevitable when you're trying to do something great. You just can't let the failures stop you.
@@Will-ep2pr thank you, sir.
@@Will-ep2pr I never thought of it that way.
Be 400% prepared !!!!!!!!! Preparation is king
You must accept failure as an option and go through whatever it is without that fear holding you down.
Which video was it when that officer quit
It's not a view he is one of my guys, landed like a cat and is now flying
Jake how do I get ahold of you for advice? In a bit of a rut
His email is in the description. He also has a website with more resources
jake.zweig@gmail.com
I’m the fat slow kid still!
Monmouth County, New Jersey.
Some Pine Barrens shit. Alright!!
BOOOOOM
No wrong area
Hey jake quick question what do you mean sqt got rolled into buds is sqt now just apart of third phase, also you said buds is a year but I thought it was 6 months?
There is still 15-20% attrition in SQT ......you still being evaluated and sent packing in this phase PS BUDS is about 10months long. SQT is about a year depending on when you hit it
“Imma make you quit…dude punched him in the face. He quit!” Whooo wheeee! 😳
FACTS!!!!!! Its not for everyone
He should've go back to formation and broke dudes neck people need to be worried about themselves
@@warlord562 yah the beta does not do that or he would be the Alpha
I’m not tough. Office worker. Doctoral education. I can’t imagine another human doing that to someone (without holding a family member at gunpoint) and that person taking it. I’d fight that dude at every possible opportunity. I may lose a bunch but mauf***a would lose by quitting to me. That’s wild, man.
Is there ever a good time to work in fun work. I don’t see it in the pdf
Fun work like what? I was working my ass off
@@jakezweig I meant fin work
The 1st couple minutes, I knew this guy is a liar
First word you typed I knew you were over 40
Can’t hit an officer !!!!!!!
LOL what ever John Zinn be the piss out of Jeremiah
You seem to be that guy that is annoying as hell when doing something important 🙄
Hummmmmm
@@jakezweig hahaahah
@@jakezweig can I join. At 30
@@johj2126 join what?
@@jakezweig seals
Sounds like he lacks motivation,not really a go- getter not a self starter sorry bro 'just my opinion ' just saying
It happens if you are not putting out then problems start
Did you do background check on this dude? Seems like lies to me but what do I know
Yup he got all the answers right. Why do you say that
@@jakezweig it was the way he told his story I don’t know anything about buds though so I’m probably being judge mental for no reason at all.
@@dewwwd3431yah man .you have to understand that he got his dream crushed and crushed hard
@@jakezweig yeah I really need to work on not doing that anymore. Appreciate your content
Why would he lie about quitting?