Just did a 5 miler/40# yesterday, one tip for civ or people rucking recreationally and not timed is to keep a hammock in your ruck it’s lightweight doesn’t take much room and quick setup. Let’s you get your feet up off the ground on a break or at your destination it’s peak relaxation 👌🏽
As an old knuckle dragging Jarhead, who is getting back into rucking after a 45 year hiatus, I enjoy your videos. Lots of good info to bring me back up to speed. Keep 'em comimg!
Gritty Soldier continues to be, dare I say, the best instructor on this platform I've found. His information is straight to the point and usable for everyone, regardless of occupation or stage in training. I've made so many adjustments to my own workouts thanks to your helping guidance. Thank you Gritty Soldier.
Thoroughly appreciate your content! As a retired Soldier, I am sad to say no one ever took the time to mentor me like this. I am pleased you are providing this for the current and future generations.
I have been rucking about 6-8 miles every Saturday for the Bataan Death March. Your channel is very helpful. I am still looking for the perfect rucksack!
Very cool. Longtime backpacker here. I typically ruck with my full kit as it's dialed in to around 38lb with 5 days food & water. Great tip on the towels. I keep a bandana in my pocket and Shemagh in the ruck as my towels.
As a backpacker, really good gouge on using bulk to fill up a pack. SO MANY PACKS DO NOT CARRY WEIGHT WELL WHEN NOT FILLED OUT. While some packs really can cinch down almost any load, most of them really need to be filled out with stuff to distribute weight properly so that you're not fighting with the pack the whole time you're wearing it. Excellent vid.
The timing of this video is really spot on. I was getting ready to go rucking since my day off is tomorrow. Plan was 35-40 lbs 12 miles. Love these tips you give on the videos, Sir. Looking forward to the next one for sure.
Gritty, thank you for all the great tip. As an old Marines that has not rucked much in the last 20 years. I found it every help full. I just started adding rucking into my workout in the last year and forgot what a butt kicker they can be. I stated teaching my 12yo son land nav last fall. I think we will add rucks to it this spring.
Im training to enlist back into the army at 35. Rucking has always been my favorite form of cardio, it’s morning Zen. Your videos are super motivating keep up the great content Sir!
I started, "trotting" the down hills and some of the up hills. Your rucking videos have motivated me to go further and faster. Getting better everyday. Thanks.
Wicked Awesome video Gritty ' I've been doing the same thing since boy scouts 30 + years ago... My dad showed me this technique navy vet 50-55 on the USS JOSEPH P.KENNEDY Jr. DD 850 ,they didn't have alot of space at sea ! RIP DAD
I stumbled upon this channel while looking for a new ruck. I currently have my issued ruck and an old Alice pack. Solid information. I’m glad to find the channel.
Thank you for taking the time to make these instructional videos and your fitness videos. You have a great natural teaching style and excellent on-camera presence
I bought one of those rucking plates, used it one. The problem is that you cannot allocate the weight to the top of the ruck. I still use it to exercise, but I think that using everyday gear to add weight is more helpful (and realistic). Especially when I go out in the winter when the temperature is below zero I fill my pack with gear that might be helpful in case the weather turns. Thank you for your video.
I used to work with a Death March Survivor, if you wanted to get him stirred up all you had to do is compliment McArthur. He was a really cool guy, and I'm blessed to have known him. I also had a Phillipino neighbor who was a guerrilla. May they RIP.
This was great. I’ve been rucking for a little while now but this was still super helpful, I’ve been just shoving plates for a barbell into my bag and the weights never felt distributed right. Thanks for the vid, keep up the good work! Edit: I forgot to mention good luck doing the Bataan I did it last year for the first time (the virtual one on my own) and had never rucked before I only had like 20 pounds but I felt like death after haha
Yeah that's a big problem if the weight is not center shoulder blades area after a km gravity drags you down if you have a European style ruck I put a bucket In mine so when I placed the weight it sits higher, I also found that if I did not do this, a weight might sit properly at the start but after 5 miles it can sink, the lightest I do for rucking is 65 pounds and the heaviest I done is 110pounds, a goruck bag is designed to hold a plate
Hey just found your channel recently and want to say thank you for the content! Former active duty now reservist going for WOCS, I need to tighten some screws 😂 I haven’t worried or tough about how I pack my ruck nor rucking but glad I found this 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
I really appreciate this video. I recently started rucking again, and this video gives me an excellent baseline to re-pack the old ACU pattern ruck I have had since my army days. Excellent baseline for fitness and knowing your own capability and conditioning yourself to challenge and perseverance (looking at you, 12+ miles with ~80 lbs)
Great info, I just recently started to incorporate rucking into my weekly PT schedule (haven’t done much outside of the required monthly BN hikes at my unit) so this was super helpful.
I love seeing someone else pack sustainment gear loose like that like! I picked that up from the UL hiking crowd and it served me very well. Mission essential stuff gets compartmentalized and sustainment/snivel gear gets crammed
Im one of those weird Air Force dudes that is participating in the Nijmegen 4 Days Marches in the Netherlands and have absolutely zero rucking experience prior to signing up. I am finalizing how i want to pack for the event in July and this has been extremely helpful. Thanks so much, brother!
I love your videos I'm not in the military I have a bone disease and when I was younger I was in a wheelchair I have my good days and bad days but I have always been a military man at heart I have love and respect to all people in service and am greatful for them with that said I love to get outdoors as much as possible i do alot of hiking fishing hunting anything thing outdoors and I find your videos helpful to pack my gear and think of things I never did thanks for the videos cheers from Newfoundland Canada
I am a Student who is getting ready to take a short break from school to go to Army Basic Training, your videos have helped a ton as I prepare for basic, in hopes that I will score well on my ACFT and APFT. Two of my long term goals for my career in the Army is to earn my Ranger tab and eventually become an 18E. I am definitely going to be applying these techniques to my current ruck march routine. Thank you so much for all the resources you have put out to help people like me.
It's funny cause there's a million videos about getting better at military tasks but the most helpful ones are the basics like how to pack a Ruck properly
I am amazed how carefully you have worked through this. In my day (1980's), we just did it! Of course, those werer the days well before any Internet. We just got advise from the old salts and a bit of training. Very good!.
Just got started and Rucking. Went to a friends house. He said let’s ruck in the morning. I loved it. The only thing I didn’t like about it was carrying weight instead of gear. So I’m super interested in the DG3. Thanks for all the help.
Just got the boots Garmont Tactical 8 NFS 670. Wow they are awesome, I was surprised that they are not slip resistant. I busted my A-- right out the box in the Kitchen after my wife mopped the Floor. LOL @@GrittySoldier
Ruck packing is an art. The reason why people struggle with rucking is because they don't know how to properly pack, adjust and prepare themselves. That's why videos like this help a lot!
Though I am not currently in the military, rucking is an exercise, I do like once a week in addition to my normal training and I think that every runner should try it!
I registered and getting trained up for the Bataan next year. Super juiced about it. I'm older but have gotten back into the rucking as a great mechanism for fitness and 48 pounds later, I'm just getting started. Your channel has really helped me dial it in.
Another reason to have your sleeping bag loose and not in the issues stuff sack is the insulation doesn’t get crushed and prematurely degraded. It makes your sleeping bag function better than if your made it super compact in the stuff sack. It’s a world of difference if your always cold when you sleep in the field try it out. And make sure you put your sleep system together correctly.
Just started at 53 YO in rucking. I am about 2 weeks in and using known paths. I ruck about 2 mi per day but will upgrade soon. I am using the molle2 large ruck and also have the ILBE that I have not used yet. I dialed in about 20 lbs so far dry weight. Then I add water usually 1 liter so not much. I will add more weight in a 2 weeks. So far each walk is easier. I have been averaging about 2.5 miles no ruck during my work hours my average time rucking is about 18 min / mi. I will continue until my miles and minutes drop and weight increases. So far all of your advice is working well. I intend to use what I am learning to keep on keeping on. Thank you
I'm a huge hunter and backpacker. I absolutely hate how the water bladders fit inside on the back of the pack, like you said, when you have to refill it or whatever, you have to tear down the whole pack, your idea of placing it on top ans cinching it down with the hood. Was geniuses. I'm going to start to try that and see how it plays out.
I’ve never had any instruction on how to properly wear a rucksack. Thanks. I’m definitely packing a hatchet in there somewhere. It’s heavy; but worth it.
This looks like the right size for the activities I have in mind, and coyote is exactly what I had in mind. I would give the ruck a good home and heavy use.
In one of your other videos you talk about filling out your pack with soft stuff instead of plates or dumbbells. I have to say it’s a game changer and now watching you actually fill a pack out I see where I can make some more improvements. Thanks for the great advice.
Been rucking since my time in the corps. People think I'm crazy but no one realizes is a crazy good workout and burn high calories. I invested in a tactical Taylor pack 2 years ago. Mich better than my old ilbe pack. Great advice brother. 👍
This packing method makes way more sense than what I’m guilty of doing which is just throwing a weight vest in my ruck on top of a blanket to get the weight higher up, thanks for the information
Currently a PSG and all your videos are inspiring me to go to Ranger School. I’ve lost 32 pounds in a month. Thank you for sharing your videos and knowledge! I’m trying my best to be a better leader.
Great vid. When I taught my sons Boy Scout troop how to pack backpacks I told them to line their bags with heavy trash bags and it’s made a difference on rainy campouts.
Hey today I got 2 things for you! First I ran my fastest five mile at 42:09 and second you are such a wealth of knowledge have you ever thought about going on a military podcast? I feel like it would be great! Anyway keep up the always amazing content!
I'm not in the military or anything but really wanted to try out rucking since I saw the other video of yours. Just to have another thing to challange myself and build my overall fitness and efficiency.
Just did a 5 miler/40# yesterday, one tip for civ or people rucking recreationally and not timed is to keep a hammock in your ruck it’s lightweight doesn’t take much room and quick setup. Let’s you get your feet up off the ground on a break or at your destination it’s peak relaxation 👌🏽
Just sit on your ruck smh
Ain’t nobody got time for that!
Pog
As an old knuckle dragging Jarhead, who is getting back into rucking after a 45 year hiatus, I enjoy your videos. Lots of good info to bring me back up to speed. Keep 'em comimg!
Gritty Soldier continues to be, dare I say, the best instructor on this platform I've found. His information is straight to the point and usable for everyone, regardless of occupation or stage in training. I've made so many adjustments to my own workouts thanks to your helping guidance. Thank you Gritty Soldier.
🙏 thanks brother
I agree!
Badass!
I've been rucking in the Army for 15 years, and he is one of the best instructors I have ever seen.
Thoroughly appreciate your content! As a retired Soldier, I am sad to say no one ever took the time to mentor me like this. I am pleased you are providing this for the current and future generations.
I have been rucking about 6-8 miles every Saturday for the Bataan Death March. Your channel is very helpful. I am still looking for the perfect rucksack!
Very cool. Longtime backpacker here. I typically ruck with my full kit as it's dialed in to around 38lb with 5 days food & water. Great tip on the towels. I keep a bandana in my pocket and Shemagh in the ruck as my towels.
As a backpacker, really good gouge on using bulk to fill up a pack. SO MANY PACKS DO NOT CARRY WEIGHT WELL WHEN NOT FILLED OUT. While some packs really can cinch down almost any load, most of them really need to be filled out with stuff to distribute weight properly so that you're not fighting with the pack the whole time you're wearing it.
Excellent vid.
The timing of this video is really spot on. I was getting ready to go rucking since my day off is tomorrow. Plan was 35-40 lbs 12 miles. Love these tips you give on the videos, Sir. Looking forward to the next one for sure.
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For many new and unexperienced Soldiers, I think this will be very helpful. While everyone does fieldcraft differently, this one makes the most sense.
Gritty, thank you for all the great tip. As an old Marines that has not rucked much in the last 20 years. I found it every help full. I just started adding rucking into my workout in the last year and forgot what a butt kicker they can be. I stated teaching my 12yo son land nav last fall. I think we will add rucks to it this spring.
The idea of the MRE's is great for filling that space
Im training to enlist back into the army at 35. Rucking has always been my favorite form of cardio, it’s morning Zen. Your videos are super motivating keep up the great content Sir!
The trash bag idea is great, rucking in the rain sucks if all the gear gets wet. Sometimes the simple way is the right way.
I started, "trotting" the down hills and some of the up hills. Your rucking videos have motivated me to go further and faster. Getting better everyday. Thanks.
Wicked Awesome video Gritty ' I've been doing the same thing since boy scouts 30 + years ago...
My dad showed me this technique navy vet 50-55 on the USS JOSEPH P.KENNEDY Jr. DD 850 ,they didn't have alot of space at sea ! RIP DAD
I stumbled upon this channel while looking for a new ruck. I currently have my issued ruck and an old Alice pack.
Solid information. I’m glad to find the channel.
This is not only great while rucking but also in the mountains. Packing well is so important!
Thank you for taking the time to make these instructional videos and your fitness videos. You have a great natural teaching style and excellent on-camera presence
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I love this simplicity, makes it very easy to understand everything
I bought one of those rucking plates, used it one. The problem is that you cannot allocate the weight to the top of the ruck. I still use it to exercise, but I think that using everyday gear to add weight is more helpful (and realistic). Especially when I go out in the winter when the temperature is below zero I fill my pack with gear that might be helpful in case the weather turns. Thank you for your video.
I used to work with a Death March Survivor, if you wanted to get him stirred up all you had to do is compliment McArthur. He was a really cool guy, and I'm blessed to have known him. I also had a Phillipino neighbor who was a guerrilla. May they RIP.
I watched Buck’s video that he posted a few days ago, doing 20 miles. And you are here talking about it more. It definitely is getting me pumped up 🤙
FNGAcademy is 10/10
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I used to ruck with just a sandbag of various weight, but putting in the extra “fluff” makes it so much more comfortable.
This was great. I’ve been rucking for a little while now but this was still super helpful, I’ve been just shoving plates for a barbell into my bag and the weights never felt distributed right. Thanks for the vid, keep up the good work!
Edit: I forgot to mention good luck doing the Bataan I did it last year for the first time (the virtual one on my own) and had never rucked before I only had like 20 pounds but I felt like death after haha
Yeah that's a big problem if the weight is not center shoulder blades area after a km gravity drags you down if you have a European style ruck I put a bucket In mine so when I placed the weight it sits higher, I also found that if I did not do this, a weight might sit properly at the start but after 5 miles it can sink, the lightest I do for rucking is 65 pounds and the heaviest I done is 110pounds, a goruck bag is designed to hold a plate
@@leagueaccount6254 thanks for the tip, appreciate it
Agree, great tip stuffing sleep system loosely and packed in every space in the bottom 👊🏼
After seeing some of your videos i am exited to try rucking as a form of cardio! I love hiking so this might be a nice challenge.
I love how you include every person, that's great!
14 miles 💪! Just hit my first 5 mile ruck, thanks for the videos man your advice really helps!
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The idea with the trash bag is great, I'm definitely doing that next time!
I've been going through and watching all the videos. I ship out April 3rd for bct.
Have fun and remember to play the game lol
🤘 good luck brother!
One of my buddies just got a DG3 rucksack after watching your first video on the DG3 and he said this ruck sack is best money spent!
Ounces equal pounds, pounds equal pain.. no pain no gain haha. The 5 p's will be noted ✅
Hey just found your channel recently and want to say thank you for the content! Former active duty now reservist going for WOCS, I need to tighten some screws 😂 I haven’t worried or tough about how I pack my ruck nor rucking but glad I found this 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
I really appreciate this video. I recently started rucking again, and this video gives me an excellent baseline to re-pack the old ACU pattern ruck I have had since my army days. Excellent baseline for fitness and knowing your own capability and conditioning yourself to challenge and perseverance (looking at you, 12+ miles with ~80 lbs)
Has it also got that awful Digicam design?
Just smoked my 8 mile ruck this morning thanks to your videos
Great info, I just recently started to incorporate rucking into my weekly PT schedule (haven’t done much outside of the required monthly BN hikes at my unit) so this was super helpful.
Using MREs to fill out the pack and add weights... super smart and practical! I’ll definitely be using that!
You've been a huge help the past few weeks for me, thanks and keep it up man!
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I will tell all my friends about your channel, for anyone who wants to get into military fitness, this channel is a must!
Straight to the point, no ads, this is what TH-cam should be!
I love seeing someone else pack sustainment gear loose like that like! I picked that up from the UL hiking crowd and it served me very well. Mission essential stuff gets compartmentalized and sustainment/snivel gear gets crammed
Im one of those weird Air Force dudes that is participating in the Nijmegen 4 Days Marches in the Netherlands and have absolutely zero rucking experience prior to signing up. I am finalizing how i want to pack for the event in July and this has been extremely helpful. Thanks so much, brother!
Awesome that this giveaway includes free shipping!
Just started rucking this week at 62 yo. Love the simplicity and the quality of the workout.
I love your videos I'm not in the military I have a bone disease and when I was younger I was in a wheelchair I have my good days and bad days but I have always been a military man at heart I have love and respect to all people in service and am greatful for them with that said I love to get outdoors as much as possible i do alot of hiking fishing hunting anything thing outdoors and I find your videos helpful to pack my gear and think of things I never did thanks for the videos cheers from Newfoundland Canada
Gotta admit these tips helped me get under 3 hours. Super helpful.
Just wanted to say thank you this is the second video I’ve used to help not only myself but my soldiers as well
Great! I’m glad it’s useful for you! 🤘
I am a Student who is getting ready to take a short break from school to go to Army Basic Training, your videos have helped a ton as I prepare for basic, in hopes that I will score well on my ACFT and APFT. Two of my long term goals for my career in the Army is to earn my Ranger tab and eventually become an 18E. I am definitely going to be applying these techniques to my current ruck march routine. Thank you so much for all the resources you have put out to help people like me.
I ruck all the time with my troops, but I enjoy watching these videos to constantly improve. I’m not great at it so I need all the advice I can get
It's funny cause there's a million videos about getting better at military tasks but the most helpful ones are the basics like how to pack a Ruck properly
I am amazed how carefully you have worked through this. In my day (1980's), we just did it! Of course, those werer the days well before any Internet. We just got advise from the old salts and a bit of training. Very good!.
Scott Merriman; And the school of hard knocks!
Thanks for the video. I like seeing how others pack their gear compared to me.
Thank you for explaining why not to use a ruck plate. I will definitely be changing how to pack my ruck following your tips.
Just got started and Rucking. Went to a friends house. He said let’s ruck in the morning. I loved it. The only thing I didn’t like about it was carrying weight instead of gear. So I’m super interested in the DG3. Thanks for all the help.
Glad you’re getting after it!
Just got the boots Garmont Tactical 8 NFS 670. Wow they are awesome, I was surprised that they are not slip resistant. I busted my A-- right out the box in the Kitchen after my wife mopped the Floor. LOL @@GrittySoldier
Erica was going to Order the DG3 for my Birthday, but Crossfire can not Sale it to us because we live in North Carolina... Sad Times
Ruck packing is an art. The reason why people struggle with rucking is because they don't know how to properly pack, adjust and prepare themselves. That's why videos like this help a lot!
Great tips, I especially liked the plastic bag liner, and knocking the air out.
9:02 I was literally just thinking "I wonder how it's looking in there" - perfect timing & another great video, thanks.
This is a video I wish I could have seen 10 years ago! Either way all great advice!
Though I am not currently in the military, rucking is an exercise, I do like once a week in addition to my normal training and I think that every runner should try it!
I registered and getting trained up for the Bataan next year. Super juiced about it. I'm older but have gotten back into the rucking as a great mechanism for fitness and 48 pounds later, I'm just getting started. Your channel has really helped me dial it in.
Great info. I had know idea to pack the lighter material on the bottom. I would pack the heavy items at the bottom of the ruck sack.
Another reason to have your sleeping bag loose and not in the issues stuff sack is the insulation doesn’t get crushed and prematurely degraded. It makes your sleeping bag function better than if your made it super compact in the stuff sack. It’s a world of difference if your always cold when you sleep in the field try it out. And make sure you put your sleep system together correctly.
This is very helpful i started rocking in the fall, my ruck was always very bottom heavy. I can pack my ruck in a different way now to fix that.
Just started at 53 YO in rucking. I am about 2 weeks in and using known paths. I ruck about 2 mi per day but will upgrade soon. I am using the molle2 large ruck and also have the ILBE that I have not used yet. I dialed in about 20 lbs so far dry weight. Then I add water usually 1 liter so not much. I will add more weight in a 2 weeks. So far each walk is easier. I have been averaging about 2.5 miles no ruck during my work hours my average time rucking is about 18 min / mi. I will continue until my miles and minutes drop and weight increases. So far all of your advice is working well. I intend to use what I am learning to keep on keeping on. Thank you
I'm a huge hunter and backpacker. I absolutely hate how the water bladders fit inside on the back of the pack, like you said, when you have to refill it or whatever, you have to tear down the whole pack, your idea of placing it on top ans cinching it down with the hood. Was geniuses. I'm going to start to try that and see how it plays out.
The woobie is a grown mans blanky. With the woobie you feel like you can do anything and it always brings a little more comfort and security lol.
We did the Bataan Death March in the Boy Scouts in 1971. Then on to Corregidor island in "bonka" boats. What a blast!
Good job mate love your enthusiasm! Love to see you promoting a quality Aussie brand!
I’ve never had any instruction on how to properly wear a rucksack. Thanks. I’m definitely packing a hatchet in there somewhere. It’s heavy; but worth it.
It is definitely something I need to check on my extended SAR pack.
This looks like the right size for the activities I have in mind, and coyote is exactly what I had in mind. I would give the ruck a good home and heavy use.
All this rucking info is much needed, I'll definitely have to go back and adjust my ruck.
Great video wish TH-cam and this kind of content was a bigger thing in my day. The trickle down of info back then was just that’s trickle.
I'm taking some friends backpacking soon, going to send them this video bc it's way more explanation than I could give
Yes!
I love hiking, but hate running lol. Rucking sounds right up my alley
Agreed!! Hip and chest straps are essential for weight distribution; the hip especially.
Whooa, pick me for the Crossfire DG3 whooa...this is not a whooa free zone, whooa? Whooa! Nice work Gritty!
The idea of putting the water bladder on the top is great, I hate the space it takes up when I put it inside my ruck
I cant believe how much this channel has grew this year. I remember when it was st 5k. Keep up the great content
🙏 thanks for sticking around! 🤘 👊
A friend of mine just got into ruck marching, your videos help him out a lot!
In one of your other videos you talk about filling out your pack with soft stuff instead of plates or dumbbells. I have to say it’s a game changer and now watching you actually fill a pack out I see where I can make some more improvements. Thanks for the great advice.
Decided to Ruck a Marathon in December... In Minnesota.... My camelback froze by mile 2. Took me 7.5Hrs
Gritty is going to CRUSH the Batan!
I like how you go in detail to help others succeed
Best rucking 101 I have seen on TH-cam!!!
I always felt pain in the hip area, now I know that I just pulled the hip belt way too tight, thank you Gritty Soldier!
Been rucking since my time in the corps. People think I'm crazy but no one realizes is a crazy good workout and burn high calories. I invested in a tactical Taylor pack 2 years ago. Mich better than my old ilbe pack. Great advice brother. 👍
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super good advice never really got around to actually fixing my ruck
I picked up a Crossfire DG3 last year and never looked back. Great ruck and you’ve opened my eyes how to pack it better. Thanks for a great video.
This packing method makes way more sense than what I’m guilty of doing which is just throwing a weight vest in my ruck on top of a blanket to get the weight higher up, thanks for the information
Currently a PSG and all your videos are inspiring me to go to Ranger School. I’ve lost 32 pounds in a month. Thank you for sharing your videos and knowledge! I’m trying my best to be a better leader.
Glad to hear it brother. 💪
Great vid. When I taught my sons Boy Scout troop how to pack backpacks I told them to line their bags with heavy trash bags and it’s made a difference on rainy campouts.
I bought a $30 backpack on Amazon and 2 flat 20 pound weights for $45. Fits great, cinches down super tight, packs in 30 seconds. I love it.
I remember using 3 bricks and 3 sleeping bags for my selection, this is realy sophisticated version of mine and lighter :)
Hey today I got 2 things for you! First I ran my fastest five mile at 42:09 and second you are such a wealth of knowledge have you ever thought about going on a military podcast? I feel like it would be great! Anyway keep up the always amazing content!
Crushing it man! 💪 Great job. And I get told that a lot, about podcasting… maybe one day!
Thanks a lot! And I bet we would all love to see it
Im not military, but I really enjoy this information, very informative.
Your videos about rucking sure help a lot. My ruck looks better with your help with sorting everything efficiently
Man, there are times where I wish you were my drill sergeant. The amount of knowledge that you have is astounding!! Keep on doing great things!
I actually always thought I’d make a good DS, won’t be doing that anytime soon now. But hey, at least there is TH-cam! 👊
Much like a proper issued haircut, this thing is high and tight. I'm digging this rucksack. Once again, excellent advice.
I'm not in the military or anything but really wanted to try out rucking since I saw the other video of yours. Just to have another thing to challange myself and build my overall fitness and efficiency.