AIRMAN DOES MARINE PFT | Can he handle it??
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- NavaTheBeast and Kyle Gott teamed up to bring you guys a Marine vs Air Force PT video! That's right! I did the Marine PFT along side Nava who is a Marine also stationed here in Okinawa, Japan. This is my first time doing the Marine PFT or Marine Physical Fitness Test. This test was brutal and I honestly wish the Air Force was more strict with it's PT and Fitness policies. This was a lot of fun doing seeing the two military branches compete. USMC vs USAF! Who were you rooting for? let us know in the comment section below! Thanks guys! US Air Force vs Marine Corps.
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The airman actually did pretty decent for his first time. Nice to see two dudes have a good time together.
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That could be tooken out of context... lmao
@@themostpicklelettucerickto8149 I thought the same thing, haha. Not judging though, whatever guys.
“The minimum is 50 so that is what I’m gonna shoot for.” The Air Force motto is AIM HIGH
60/60 in 1 minute in 2010-2012, unsure what run time had to be.
Oh also failing a pt test then = no promotion in any paygrade
BattleBearGamer the other is One Team, One Fight, One Win
Lmao he said that’s all 😂😂😂
"I believe the airforce should step up their PT standard"
I felt a disturbance in the force as if several airmen cried out and wet suddenly silenced.
Can you draw this out in an Army comic panel ? Your grammar made no sense from "and wet suddenly silenced".
Fact: Over half of Marines take the PFT drunk.
Been there done that. I had a time of 19.13.
Calvin Goodin
I don't doubt it lol
Calvin Goodin haha either that or hung over
Calvin Goodin that is an absolute fact
True fact
I think the difference makes sense. Marines are literally running under the standard of every Marine a Rifleman. The Air Force, especially enlisted are generally not going through that same thing. As the AF is more tech based, and more maintenance and less combat jobs.
The AF even really has most of the fighting done by it's Officer Branch, as Pilots are the main combat wing. While you have Pararescue and such, the mission for the AF isn't going to require the same amount of physical exertion. Just a difference of philosophy.
Right, obviously the Marine Corps has many combat oriented MOS', and yes the Air Force is quite opposite, as a whole, but you should still keep at standard of excellence in whatever you, whether it be your job or your body.
so you're telling me Combat Controllers, TACP, SOWT, PJ's, don't exist. one single operator in those career fields have more combat training and higher standards and have to be outside the wire a lot longer than anyone else.
+Shudikan90 no one is saying that PJs and such aren't highly skilled, but as a whole the AF does have less combat oriented MOSs.
AF PJs are beasts when it comes to pt training.
Everyone in the marines or army is a rifleman first, that being said only about 5-10% will ever see combat. So don't make it sound like every single marine will be in a combat area in there career. Chances are they will never see combat. I was in the AF 20 years 1983-2003 and I was in Grenada, Kuwait and Iraq in the Gulf war and Afganistan.
Airman: "What's the minimum?
Marines: "50 sit-ups in 2 minutes."
Airman: "Yeah I'm doing that."
In 91 my first duty station required an unnoficial 10 mile run once a month.
26 mile road march, full ruck, once a year.
i was not 11B, I was 95B. This is what we did.
Army is only 2 miles and by the end of it I look like the devil himself, ponytail falling, legs wobbly, eye balls ready to pop out, arms shaking, face looking like a tomato, huffing and puffing with my lungs ready to give out. Props to the Marines.
Then you need to start doing more cardio.
You must suck at PT. easiest shit ever
Definitely a pog..
^^
Knees weak arms are heavy vomit on your PTs already, mom's spaghetti
You gotta get your chin above that bar!
fucking POG
Shannon Price thank you..
Did anyone else noticed nava was kipping those last 3 pullups.. That should been 18, 18, 18, 18, 19 :P
I don't think you know what part of the body is the chin.
My PTI should had named that a " chicken f**** pull up"...
Those pull ups where a little questionable.
Paul marsh totally agree
Paul marsh Whose? The airman's or the marine's?
William Sullivan both
Were*
Bout as bad as the marines pushups in the af pt video
This video was so satisfying for some reason. LOVED the editing and shots! And also gave me a boost of motivation as well! Way to go guys!
What branch you thinking about joining ?
Isaiah Davis Oh I'm not. My husband is in the Air Force though. Just a motivating video. :)
+CulpFiction tell him thanks for his service for me
When I was still in the Marine Corps I used to run my 3 mile in 17:30, 100 crunches in 45 secs and 20 pull ups. Those were the days man. 29 Palms will get you fit, there's nothing else to do. Semper Fi!
this is the kind of support I like.. fellow military branches comparing and working together. unlike other videos I've seen on here where other active military soldiers laughing at the comparison. good job guys!!! salute to you.
In the 60's we did the PFT in full combat gear, with a rifle! Semper Fi!
You did a great job bro! Thank you for giving Marine the props they deserve for the physical standards :)
You did an amazing job for an Airman!
Awesome Video...That was fun.Thanks guys you both Rock ! Can't wait for the Part 2 of the video.
You both rock and the friendly competition is great to see among the services. Thank you for your service!
Awesome collaboration guys!
22:30 3-mile "fresh out the gate" is pretty damn good. The Airman got a 1st class PFT score. S/F!
Another awesome video, man! Keep your head up and keep charging on with the channel! It's awesome to watch your old videos and see where you were to where you are now! Only way to go is up!
Hey! Happy Birthday, Kyle! I'm thinking Air Force or Marines, but leaning towards Marines so these kind of videos really help out a lot.
88H AIT we had “motivation runs” 5-6 miles. It’s called motivation because if you fall out of formation you get a counseling statement and can’t go on weekend pass. 😭😭😭 we did that three times a week but only Friday was the “motivation run”.
Idk about you guys but I find 42 crunches in 1 minute more difficult than 50 in 2 minutes
A lot of guys i know, including myself can finish the 100 in about a minute. In 2 minutes if there isn't a run following (normal pt) it isn't rare to see close to 200.
Alex Vang I'm pretty sure it's physically impossible to do 100 proper sit-ups in a minute
It's actually significantly harder to do 50 in two minutes. You're not allowed to rest while doing situps (except while in the up position, which isn't really "resting" at all), so basically the time limits don't matter much at all; it's doing 42 situps versus doing 50 situps.
42 in a minute is difficult? The minimum for females under 30 is 38...
GySGT: "If you don't max crunches you don't have friends"
Thanks for the videos man they've helped a lot.... I'm shipping out in November and I can't wait!!!!
This had to be the best video so far! Awesome editing!
he is going to blow the Air Force PT Test out of the park. lol, Great video.
I regret I never went into the military when I was much younger, this was a great video! :)
Brilliant video idea Kyle!
great video! I like the comradery between the services. good example for the one team we are.
Great video! I am a retired SMSgt, and back in 2005 I did my SNCO Academy requirement at the USMC SNCO school, Camp Lejeune. We had to do an inventory PFT at the beginning, and do a final PFT at the end. I had a total blast attending that school, and took some of what I learned about their PT program back with me to my squadron. My fellow Airmen loved it. Since then I've been a proponent of the Air Force adopting a more difficult PT program, one similar to the USMC.
Mr. Gott, Looks like you've got quite a lot of stamina and are a well-trained Airman. Well done. I was fascinated to see your progress in our Air Force and your proficiency in battle readiness. Do you think procedures are good for battle readiness in the Air Force? Thank you for sharing your life with the world. I am honored to see how things were for you out there in beautiful, serene Okinawa. Well done. Montgomery
Good job Leatherneck!!!!! I applaud the USAF guy here too!
Well done guys. Great informational video and motivational.
Happy belated birthday! thanks for these videos they really help a lot
Dam my best scores were:
19:07 run
110 sit ups
17 pull ups
Now I'm broken and fat lol
Arent we all after awhile lol?
You did a good job, dude; better than I expected. I spent 5 years active ad a Marine. That PFT sucks every time, but it's still a good standard. Props for doing it right and well! (And I'd love to see a "Marine does AF PFT" version.)
Good job to both of you. I know the AF strong suit in not in PT but you did well sir.
Damn. Extra respect to the marines.
Marines is a calling..... air force is a career.... I'm looking to join the air force, but I did go to pt with the Marines..... and tbh it just depends on the person.... I can run 3 miles just as a marine can easy, and I can do 24 push ups as well..... C'mon now dont think ones better than the other.
They dont think. The marines know.
Mike Sheber the marines are simply physically better amongst the branches it’s rare to find one physically unfit
They’re not? The video was just a friendly, fun competition between the two.
as usual, great video, great content.
So good. I'm just gonna take all this motivation and go run 6 miles to get ready for my mile and a half in the nice dorms.
lets see yall do the PAST
+Kyle Gott just be sure you do the situps with your fingers locked behind your head. I've seen more people disqualified for that than anything else.
afsoc huh? awesome command.
Haha, still you did a nice job regardless of the lower standards. The PAST wasn't too bad since I played football and wrestled in high school. PJ indoc kicked my ass over and over though... but I'm here now at nellis with the 58th RQS
+LP0213 nice dude. I'm training for CCT. I have a year to train and I'm working out everyday. I can't wait
Congrats, bro. I tried out for PJ in basic. Probably wasn't in good enough shape as needed to be and didn't understand the concept of: Gut Check at the time.
When I was in the Marines (late 60s early 70s) our pull ups didn't count if we didn't go ALL the way down with our arms fully extended or our chin didn't get above the bar. We didn't do crunches but full situps, with our elbows having to touch our knees. We did pushups too; our chest had to touch the top of the fist that was placed on the ground by our "counter". I think they eventually went to crunches because it was too hard on the back. I could do a sub 19 minute 3 mile run. In boot camp I did the rope climb in 7 seconds, and I wasn't even the fastest one in my platoon. One guy did it in 6 seconds.
What they have learned over the years is that certain exercises can cause undue strain or simply lose efficacy beyond a certain point. The crunch has all the benefits of the sit-up without the stress on the back. Dead lift pull-ups can cause damage to the shoulder socket & rotator cuff. So much has changed since my dad & uncle were in the Marines in the late 50's to my time in service in the late 80's to my good friend's time as a naval aviator over the last decade. We know better now how to train for effect and mitigate potential injury, which of course only holds up your conditioning time.
Oh its still arms locked... AND NO KIPS
They changed the sit ups to crunches due to problems it caused with the neck, or that's what we were told. And I'm with you on the pull ups. Didn't see many that would count.. When I was taking my final pft in DI school, my squad instructor was my counter and the only thing that was said if a proper pull up wasn't performed was one, one, one, two, three, three, three, any day you wanna get it right..
semper fi
Take your medication and go to sleep Keith.
Awesome vid you guys! Much respect!
DUDE YOU GUYS ARE ON KADENA 😭😭 SO MANY MEMORIES, I LOVE IT.
Marines have to do 3 miles? Duuuuude, that's hardcore. lol
Malcefium Mike at my soccer practice they used to make us run 4 as warm up for practice
yeah ??? at 6/7 mile pace, I doubt it. Besides, American Soccer programs are trash
Only a 5k
Malcefium Mike Lol it isn’t that much
They usually don't have tracks where we pt so it ends up being about 3.5 somehow
Lmao I told you the 5k would be brutal!!! I damn near passed out now mind you I'm in the south so the humidity can be bad, also I underestimated that 3.mile but you HAVE to RUN IT NON-STOP! People yelling at you to push yourself and stuff. by far the most I've ran non-stop in my life.
I'm currently joining the USAF and I don't know how the marines do the PT they do smh, it's really unbelievable. Also when I was training with the marines the comradely is just unbeatable, guys I didn't know pushing each other and motivating each other to the MAX!
If you want a nice civi job on the outside and a laid back corporate type life join the USAF.
If you want to be pushed to your limits every damn day, giving much more responsibility at lower rank than any other branch and have the coolest uniforms and that brotherhood you wouldn't get in any other branch join the marines.
At the end of the day committing to ANY branch is badass!!!
I'll choose the USAF for 200, Alex 😂😂😂😂
+CoCo F af all the way
im just a poolee but i think it's the fact that marines and future marines keep pushing themselves and not settling for less
or join the air force and go spec ops which pushes you beyond your limit and have a steady techical job.
+Shudikan90 you don't have the choice to "just go spec ops" it's a selection process and one that I would assume takes years.
Better than I expected for the Air Force. About as good as a low tier infantryman in the Marine Corps. Keep it up.
These are great videos! Thank you for your efforts in posting. I served 2 active duty tours in the Marine Corps and had some great friends in the USAF! We sometimes did each others workouts and PT tests for fun and it was just that: Fun!
Good-Natured ribbing is always part of life in the service, but not like what you see going on in the comments section here. I suspect a lot of these people talking so much trash on these videos have probably never served. Every branch. has its own unique mission and trains differently for it.
I appreciate the young men in this video for putting themselves out there this way. As a high school teacher, I have a lot of young people interested in the armed forces from time to time and I will definitely tell them to check these out. Thanks again to both of these young gentlemen! Semper Fi.
Tony Perez respect to you man. Semper fi on behalf of my father
5:31 what the actual fuck was that noise
that's what im saying!!😂😂
I think it was supposed to be an Eagle Cry to cover up where the guy cursed.
Casey Vee Sounded like someone beating a pigeon with a baseball bat.
Aflack....
a bird.
do the Navy seal pst test next
+Perry D how long till you realize the SEALs are the US's most elite special operations?
that's a freaking joke
+Eli Mayer incorrect. But I would guess you don't have much info on all the SOC units. Delta/CAG would be the best.
Cameron Miles That's not incorrect, maybe only wrong opinion wise. DEVGRU (SEAL Team Six) is the best in my opinion, but 1st SFOD (Delta) is also tier 1, so they're pretty close. I'd still go with DEVGRU though because they're SEALs.
If you debate on which special operations unit is better you deserve a throat punch
My recruiter recommended watching your channel for advice regarding BMT and all that and I just moved from Okinawa Japan and I recognize that you're training at risner in this video, so crazy to me
haha, great videos guys, i like the effort you both put in, tough pt tests for sure
Yeah those pullups wouldnt have counted at the schoolhouse. You cant lift your chin.
agreed, complete failure
Lol schoolhouse. Stfu boot
+heRIOT07 mmm that was 4 years ago so naw
Yes you can boot
I was in back in '98 and yes, as long as you get your chin over the bar it counts.
I can see this video down to the road gettin a ton of views just off the title
I work at the Air Force Academy and once rode a train with a bunch of young Marines. Fantastic young people, all of them.
Nice vid. I Left the Core in 83 to go to college. Tested for ROTC (was just playing with the idea), I forget what the requirements were, but after I finished my run I went back to coach the army kid through it. The Rock has sure changed but love seeing your shots of Okinawa (I was at Camp Kinser). Thanks
Btw, now that you have completed the PFT, stand by for the CFT. Lol.
AIR FORCE!
That was a good workout! Air force gotta step our PT up.
great video. nice job guys!
Semper Fi..
i thought crunches were removed due to spinal injury
Jabba Wabba definitely not true
My best PFT was a 260. 17:53 three mile 100 crunches and 12 pull ups.
That's a damn fine run time, though the pull-ups leaves much to be desired.
+Kyle D yeah I was fine 12 pull-ups. 6ft 3 long arms. Pull-ups kick my ass.
+0hthree dude I envy your run time. If you get those pull-ups up, you'll be good to go.
Noooo haha you can easily get a 300
I ran a 275 once. 20 pull-ups, 100 crunches, 22:10 run.
We should have worked out together. :P
Marines always have a lot of heart!
Thank you for your service to this country.
Marine PFT pssshhh... haha jk but Airforce all the way!
They talking about it being hot at 83 thats cold for texas
Respect. At least you have the guts to tackle the PFT.
Good stuff guys. Subbed!
you forget us security forces and battlefield airmen would destroy this I love Kyle but he dose not represent all of us !
Kipping? Shoulder blades not touching for a majority. Uhm. Am I the only one that saw this or naw?
John SMITHY SMITH
Nope , he has too be a POG . Lol
@@josephwheeler4420 your hairline is a POG 😂
I was just Chillen watching this (2nd video I've watched) and as soon as you said pop I got distracted and was like damn I feel southern 😂 but pretty cool video
Air force baby!! Great job kyle you did good.. Never give up maybe next you will be ready?.. Train more to do a rematch??.. 😁🙌🏼
you got to remember everyone has different body types nava compared to you is more center gravity. being short has its advantages ;) no offense kyle but..you need to work on your pt brother im in the airforce and i run 27 min 4 mile runs on a bad day. its not so much as airforce needs to step up their game its the individual choosing to be satisifed with the minimum or road to least resistance. but you know what yeah i think alot of ppl in the airforce wouldnt make the cut if that standard was set youll see a huge fallout rate. now my question is does that same standard apply to women in the marines?
Hell yeah they have the same PFT standards. The only difference is they replace the pull-ups for flex-arm hangs; for a 70 second hold (much harder in my opinion).
+Victor C hm ill have to look into that
+Kyle Gott well there you go. your pushing pass the average standard. my point was the individual not settling with the minimum. airforce is not soley combative thats why they put the bar they push academics more but at the same time they dont like having to micro manage ppl when ppl should be improving on their pt but at the same time that should motivate ppl to be more self disciplne to show they are exceeding expectations. reason i said for YOU to step up cause a minute for 75 situps?? cmon bro you should have a minute for a 100. just my opinion.
+David Torres you'd have to be able to do like 3 sit-ups per second to reach 100 in a minute.. 60 seconds is one minute. 60 sit-ups would be one second per sit-up. That already isn't bad. If you look up the average sit-ups in 1 minute for ages 18-25 it's around 38... Excellent is considered anything over 50 in 1 minute for someone age 18-25.. I'm more impressed with the guy who did 111,000 sit-ups in 24 hours.
What is this pussy shit last year when I was 15(somphore) in cross country my best time for the 3.6 mile was 17:46
Great Vid and super job Semper Fi
Robert Gagne a semper fi on behalf of my father to you
I like this collaboration!
4 more years until I join the Marine Corps
It's a trap orah 😂
Go to college kid.
Or a Technical school.
2 more years bud
I thought my Marine neighbor mentioned their PFT included an ammo can carry and body drag... or something like that. Time for me to send a text use the google machine. Regardless, both of you keep up the hard work, professionalism, and joint efforts.
Charlie Adams what you mentioned is the combat fitness test
We have the physical fitness test which was shown here, and then a combat fitness test. A failure in either will keep you from getting promoted, page 11s, non recs, yada yada.
Charlie Adams that's the CFT NOT THE PFT
what you're talking about is called the combat fitness test and it comes after the physical fitness test we have two types
bogus name
your correct
Great job Kyle 😎
Step up the standards! As an airmen I agree. I do see a lot of stepping it up in pt right now though so that’s a good step
You are ineligible to promote in the AF if you have a PT failure during the cycle. You must be pretty new brah.
(except for e1-e4, those are given, also in the marines E-4 is an NCO)
You should try the Air Force Spec Ops PT Test.
the PAST is nothing too crazy.
I wasn't aware that the special operations community had a separate PFT.
+Kyle D yeah it's called the PAST. It varies on what job you are looking at doing in AFSOC. All of them consist of your push ups, sit ups, pull ups and 1.5 and them some jobs like PJ and CCT will require swimming portions
***** You obviously know nothing of the Air Force and should keep your mouth shut before you dig a deeper hole.
+Jacob Harvey The PAST is the minimum test required to get your contract to go to bmt
i love this so much
Thank you for your service
The Marine has 1 thumb in front and one in back for pull ups
Astute observation
technically that's proper
How so?
And? Thumbless grip is harder. Not that it even matters tho
Then why is he using his thumb for one hand but not the other.
I'm in High School and our Cross country practice is harder than the PFT. Good. I feel good about myself.
Sameee 😂
I'm in High School and run Cross Country as well and our Marine Poole PT is way harder than cross country. Don't get me wrong a PFT or IST isn't that hard at all but the other exercises and PT's we do for training are harder than both.
That's because it isn't a practice, the PFT is a test to make sure that you are physically fit. regular PT is a hell of a lot harder because you are trying to physically better yourself. :^)
Carter Fleming Yeah I got it haha
I go to a Marine Corps high school and our YPFT is more demanding. 45 second 300 yard shuttle run, 60 push ups in 2 minutes, 30 pullups, 110 inch forward jump ,and 100 crunches in 2 minutes.
Used to work out at Kadena since it was a 24 hour gym. Good memories!
Resurrect the respect... wanting to increase the pft to meet marine standard is awesome
So in the Air Force, you have 1 minute to do 50 minimum sit-ups and in the Marines, you have 2 minutes to do 50 minimum sit-ups?
ZagPC lol whats bad about that is Air Force does sit ups, not tiny crunches lol we cant hold their legs like the marines do
Your suppose to try and max out at 115
Let's see if Nava can survive BUD/S.
gcHK47 if u got a pft more than 285 you probably can
The crunches part seems like a very intimate bonding experience between the Marines...
Thanks for serving Kyle. your videos are cool
Jesus those kips were more disgusting than a cross fit workout
Marines dont do push ups?
Nope
+Kyle D no because we do pull-ups and ammo can presses
Well they don't do push-ups for the PFT, however they do for PT, at least I would hope so, it being such a fundamental exercise.
+Kyle D They do FOR SURE.
They do alot more physical stuff on the CFT.
Great team up
can't wait to do my PFT this Wednesday.
now compare asvab scores
@@JackMeoff46 I made a 70 my first time
If I am on the field I am going to want to be more physically fit than mentally.
Now get a guy in combat control to do it
I was thinking the same thing. Good to hear it coming from a MARSOC guy.
+shallowcoder1 you believe he's a marine raider cause it's in his name?
+Joshua Bae Fuck no lol. But its good to see a dude who wants be a Marine rep the Air Force.
You act like nobody can get in 0372.......
+MARSOC Raptor U probably can bro. I'm not doubting that u can't but usually operators don't have their unit in their username.
There's a reason it's the few, the proud, the Marines. Good in you though for getting through it!
Props to Kyle for taking on the Marine PFT. I always maxed pull ups and sit ups run time was usually around 22.
That wasn't 22 pull-ups. That was like 17 you pansy.