yeah and what about food? maybe the navy seals are sucking food out of a tube that looks like toothpaste, while strickland probably has a nutritionist and or cook giving him hot and tasty, perfect balanced meals
Good point. It’s so bad that they lose track of what day it is even though hell week is like five days or whatever. Imagine being so tired that an instructor can convince you it’s Tuesday when it’s actually Thursday.
@@tjpaiva3296 yes they do. The get plenty of sleep and take care of their body. Soldiers in war are having 1000s of people trying to kill them all the time not just 1 person every 6 months. We need our soldiers to be able to function on minimal sleep.
When I was in the war I always saw infantry sleeping in their vehicles or hanging on the FOB in the gym. Combat engineers were out doing the night work and dealing with the deadliest problem, IEDs. Infantryman forget combat engineers know the truth.
@rv7324 Just chilling and sleeping in their vehicle after fighting their way through areas and allowing you to turn up after the fight to potentially disarm IEDs.
His little 6 months training camps are definitely not as bad as being at war waking up knowing that there's an opportunity that you won't make it back tonight on top of almost never being able to be comfortable I like Sean Strickland but he has completely lost his mind
Hi, I’m a woman in her 20s and I’m training to become a U.S. Navy SEAL. What advice would you give for women that want to be SEALs? If you had to go to BUD/S again, how would you prepare differently? What books or workout programs would you recommend? Most female SEAL candidates struggle with carrying the boats and logs, doing pull ups, having grip strength and completing the “Dirty Name” on the obstacle course. Also, a lot of female SEAL candidates break their legs or develop stress fractures. A woman made it to day 4 of BUD/S first phase recently but she quit on day 4. That’s the farthest a woman has made it. Her BUD/S classmates told me that her class hated her and ran her out from under the boat because she was a boat ducker. Nine women have entered the SEAL pipeline since 2016
@@Anonymous18817 You gotta train to the pst standards and be able to pass on your worst day. Then you wanna do the same with the advanced pst. So train with fins. But most of it you cant train for and its designed that way, so you just gotta want it bad enough and not quit. Hope that helps
With what ending? No seal has ever pointed a gun at anyone who was ever a danger to any Americans freedom or liberty, and none of them would ever stand a chance in the octagon against a professional fighter. So what about the book?
That would be like vacation to a SEAL like comfy beds and nutritious foods. Complete 8 hours sleep after each day training. Plus MMA fighters can tap out any time they want.
It wouldn't even take HELLWEEK to break a guy like Sean. A couple hours a day of gym training does not compare to running wet & sandy on the beach of Coronado with a log or IRB on your head, cold tired & hungry knowing it is just the beginning of the day & not knowing what is coming next.
The SEALs already do MMA. JUst like Korean Special Forces does ITF Taekwondo and Japanese Special Forces does Karate. We don't have ancient traditional martial arts in the west, so we instead use MMA. For example the Marine Corps has Marine Corps Martial Arts Program, which is basically MMA
Fuck that, if Sean is so tough he needs to volunteer for combat in Ukraine. Lets see how much of a badass Sean is when people are dying and there's no ref to stop it.
@@Jeff-sp7bgthats aint just aint some "dude" ok lil bro so watch what your saying on the net. Thats anthony smith, the manbearpig himself, put some respec on tha name 💯 on God
Navy Seal BUDs training is 24 weeks. Do you think they are just running one mile and doing 10 push ups and sitting in a classroom? The SEAL training program has a dropout rate of 75-80%. the guys that push forward and graduate are tough as nails. Back in 2011 the Navy Seals switched from their CQD hand to hand to MMA style training for recruits. The MMA style training is from Linnx Global Solutions, which runs MMA gyms. But, Strickland is running his mouth. Time for him to get a regular job, but he can't because he was kicked out of high school for hate crimes. The guy is a bum. champion or not, he is a bum. Always was and always will be.
He's potentially gonna be humbled by a Seal, he was already verbally humbled, but yes, he's being a clown, being ironic bout what he said, I'm sure he lost some fans
Training for a 5 round war and an actual war are way different. All of that training Sean is talking about is for a non life threatening huge payday. Training for two completely different things.
In this situation I have to side with the Navy Seals, Sean Strickland has really crossed over that line thinking he could fight or belittle Navy Seals! If you know your history and do your research, these people are trained killers, and every counter point against Sean is valid and sound. Also for context, Sean's outburst is about David Goggin's advice to Tony in their training camp, and IDK if there's beef between Tony and Sean, but he taunted his lose but also Goggin's act tough advice. Then for no reason he generalizes his hate for David Goggins, and maybe Tony, and attacks an entire Navy Seals group...again, for no reason! Like someone legit has to tell that man to take a break from social media. 'An MMA fighter is winning against a Navy Seals in hand-to-hand combat-', nope. That's assuming Navy Seals has to fight in MMA rules, and Navy Seals can't do illegal strikes and holds/submissions. If it's no rules, MMA fighter is in DEEP TROUBLE, and likely to be killed.
Military training isn’t always harder than athletes training. A lot of mediocre people make it in the military because it’s a team. Most athletes train harder than most military.
it's funny how the Army special forces never have idiots talking garbage like the seals or writing books to pay the bills it's the same with CAG you never hear from them
The reason Sean is saying that is he lost his title and is trying to stay relevant and in discussion. Horrible way to do it. 1 week training w/ Sean doing the hardest MMA training is NOTHING compared to HELL WEEK
I really do love Sean as a FIGHTER...but he's just wrong here. First, he's picking s fight he will NEVER win. Second...I've (personally) known a couple of SEALS (from back in the day). And brother...they won't "submit" you or "KO" you. They didn't "train" like that.
Guys have great respect for professional fighters like yourselves. One thing I think you might find interesting is to go train with the MCMAP instructors of the US Marines
Two different worlds. SEAL training isn’t about the physical aspect, a lot of people can handle that part. The difference with SEAL training is the mental aspect. Elite athletes tap out of SEAL training and it isn’t the physical training.
Comment before me said one of the main things I was thinking about , sleep deprivation is a real life issue that will compromise most people by its self !!! Running miles & miles along with swimming about the same and this is only 1/4 of what seals are put threw !!!! Strickland might a tough guy but he fights to win & seals fight to live , fights for there comrades lives & NEVER quits !!! A true seal will make Strickland regret his words !!
Hey Bisbing. Even if you beat a Navy seal in a one on one combat he won’t tap and he will not stop coming towards you even with a broken hand. Don’t forget he can bite you , scratch you or what ever. Plus they train in hand to hand combat also so don’t underestimate them. Eventually you will give up
That Seal’s name is Jimmy Watson. I know a lot of his background but won’t get into it here. Just know, he’s a Tier 1 Seal with MULTIPLE real life battle stories. If Jimmy chimes in about Seans’ comments, Sean has hit the pressure points of some of the Seal Community! I think it’s a simple resolve but Sean isn’t gonna have it. What he’s done now is say he’s a Military Vet supporter yet goes the other direction towards the Seals. Make this right Sean, it’s a slip of the tongue, it was an emotionally charged moment. You’re not short changing yourself Sean, most men know you’ll win in 1 arena and probably lose in a different arena, get it? Settle for the best of both worlds and clean your mess up. I will tell you this: SO many Fight fans were glad when you won and reached the top. Whether you care or not, these same supportive fans/ fighters and Vets will quickly take that away from you. Is this what you really want Sean? Do you want your brand to be this way? If so, it’s going to be very short lived moments of fame and don’t think for 1 second that those in power wiont erase your name and ability to continue. Sorry Sean, but you crossed a sacred line when you crossed our Military. Should’ve left well enough alone cause there’s no winning this battle, not a chance in hell you’ll get the support you held such a very short time ago. Think about it Sean, just take time to think about it. Your gonna be better off in the long run by explaining yourself and laying low for a bit. Dana”s not gonna endorse this nor is anyone else. I sure hope the paycheck and temporary spotlight was worth it because you caused your career some serious damage Sean
I agree in a prize fight yes. But in a all-out no rules fight to the death I would not bet on it. there is a world of difference between a prize fighter and a trained killer.
Why is no one talking about Tim Kennedy? Granted he wasn’t a SEAL he was a Ranger. But he would beat the absolute shit out of Sean. And he has a win over Bisping. 🤷🏻♂️
That’s silly of Sean. The two types of training are different. One is for fighting rounds vs another opponent. The other is to fight, continually until the operation or battle is ended. Michaels breakdown of fight training compared to military training is completely different. Military it’s just a continual onslaught to grind you down. To break you, to make you quit. Yes, there’s the physical, but it’s the multiple mental assailants that are the real trial.
What this really comes down to is will. Navy seals, special forces don’t train to with stand 1 fighter. They train to withstand all fights. And the loser of those fights don’t just walk away upset they lost. They die. And the seals and special forces accept that. Obviously not wanting to be on the losing end, but knowing it can and does happen. You don’t survive what they do with a “can’t do” attitude. lol. They simply have a different mind set. Giving up is never an option. MMA is the “fight game” what those soldiers do is not a game.
To be fair, Navy Seals and all military people are mostly trained to survive and kill people with guns. Of course there's hand to hand combat too, and they have to be physically fit, but for the most part, I don't imagine they engage in too much hand to hand combat out in the field. They're training is more tactical and mental. So I don't think the bald guy is necessarily wrong when he says an MMA fighter could beat a Seal in hand to hand combat, but not necessarily break him. Military training has more elements to it, because like he said, MMA fighters aren't killers, they're athletes. But again, most military people kill people with guns, and I don’t image it's that hard to learn how to shoot at a target.
A seal helped a fighter get ready for a recent fight. The guy lost.. So this fighter is talking smack on Seals... Fighing in a ring with rules and a referee vs no rules fight for your life.. Only way to find out. In a ring. Hand to hand. No weapons. No referee. One guy stays in the ring when over. The winner will be breathing. Biggest pay per view world wide ever.
You will beat a Navy Seal in the gym or ring, but that's not hand to hand combat. If someone is trying to kill you while using every dirty trick in the book, up close and personal, now that's hand to hand combat, and in that game my money is on the seal..
Totally agree. In MMA you have to win by points or knockout. the eal is trained to respond to an attack so would stand waiting for him to come to him and use dirty counter moves such finger to the eys and snapping his head around and killing him in one move. Not sure how he would go against the bigger guys as well considering he fights in a weight controlled division. It would tougher than he thinks. You are right . In summary , in a controlled environment you would have to give Strickland the win . In an uncotrolled envirnment. It's the seal. i would love to see im go and do their training or any special forces training. SAS comes to mind. He would be tapping out and wimpering in no time.
@@432htz3 there is a huge difference in mindset between a ring fight and a fight for your very life. A Navy Seal that has seen combat service, and most of them have, knows what it feels to actually kill someone, and are mentally prepared to do so at a moments notice. Like one said, you see someone enter your space and you immediately make a plan on how to kill them. You can still be nice and polite. I highly doubt that the average UFC fighter thinks like this. Also, Strickland forgets about force multipliers, like palm weapons, keys, ballpens and the like. A seal will know and recognize this as a weapon, and will use it to gain surprise and combat advantage. Can Strickland say the same? I highly doubt it. There is a world of difference between a fighter.. and a killer..
The training is completely different. In your fight camp you sleep in a bed and crap in a toilet. A Simple exercise could last months and it’s seven days a week with very little sleep, and a lot of stress. And they do these all the time. I’d say a MMA guy would be rethinking this after a 10 day exercise.
Strickland has officially lost the plot. There's no ref to stop the war if you get in trouble, you either fight your way out or die. No MMA fighter has ever seen their buddy get blown up and have to keep fighting or been shot and kept fighting or die. These guys risk mostly minor injuries with tons of help around for cash and glory, it's totally incomparable to what soldiers go though.
7:37 Here's the thing, guys 🙃 H2H realistically always involves some sort of weapon. If all your weapons are gone... then something has gone drastically wrong... and winning your li'l NHB match is probably among the least of your problems.
It’s not just hell week. It’s the entire training in buds till graduation. There’s a reason why most ring the bell or don’t pass. This 🤡 after training in a controlled environment goes home showers, eat’s and then finally goes to bed and get’s 8 hours of sleep.
It’s a weird fight to pick and he said some silly stuff but so did the seal because it’s been a really long time since our military has “fought for our freedom”
A Navy Seal is predominantly trained to kill, their entire business is centred around killing the enemy no hold’s barred , a UFC fighter fights in a fully controlled environment with a referee
You think being trapped in a cage with an aggressive, athletic, and thoroughly trained fighter who wants to take your head off is a "controlled" environment? Bro, wut?
@@IAmBeingSilenced yes it’s controlled, it’s controlled by a referee, it’s controlled by rules and regulations of what you can do and what you can’t do, it’s controlled by governing bodies and organisations. A war zone that a Navy seal will most likely find themselves in is not controlled by referees, rules and regulations , there are no rules in a war zone . And you’re not “trapped” in a cage you can’t jump out of that ring anytime or if someone throws in a towel the fight is over. A UFC fight might be aggressive but make no mistake it’s still controlled
@@IAmBeingSilenced yes its controlled. It’s controlled by a referee, it’s controlled by rules and regulations as to what you can do and what you can’t do, it’s controlled by governing bodies and organisations, fighters are tested regularly for performance enhancing drugs, that is a controlled environment. You’re not “trapped” in the cage, you can leave any time or someone can decide the fight is over and it’s stopped immediately, that is a controlled environment. A war zone that a Navy seal is highly likely to find themselves in is definitely NOT controlled. Can a navy seal just decide to leave if the firefight becomes too much, can they just decide to down tools and walk off the battlefield when they’re conducting a high risk operation , can they just decide they’ve had enough when they’re pinned down under heavy fire from a well determined, heavily armed enemy force. I agree a UFC fight is highly aggressive but as aggressive as it is, make no mistake it’s still controlled, a war zone is not.
@@stalydude do you think we put our best assault troops into combat blindly? They have the best equipment, training, and support money can buy. If you don't have as much "control" of as many variables as possible, then you are fighting stupidly. That doesn't make it a "controlled environment". Do you know how much a Navy SEAL costs? A helluva lot more than a Sean Strickland. We don't just drop them into no-win situations. By your logic, they also fight in a controlled environment, and their opponents are poorer, pooly equipped, poorly trained, and importantly, outnumbered where it counts. Sean Strickland doesn't get a map of his battlefield with directions to the target, USAF and Army Rangers on speed dial, a sensory advantage over his opponent, etc., etc., etc. You control the variables you have access to WHEN you have access to them. That is the nature of "game". Games are not "controlled environments". Anyway, this was about training, particularly it seemed to be about how hard one has to push themselves in said training.
@@IAmBeingSilenced if you look back through the recent conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan you’ll see special operations soldiers have been put into combat either blindly or with extremely minimal information many times , just like when the US Green Berets went into Afghanistan straight after 9/11. They didn’t know what they were going into, they didn’t know who they’d be able to trust because it had never been done before, they were briefed beforehand that if they got into serious trouble help was too far away to reach them in time , it’s why special operations forces go through such an extreme selection and training process to ensure they’re mentally capable and resilient enough to cope with going into a situation knowing full well there’s a strong chance you may be killed, to go into a situation where they will be heavily outnumbered far behind enemy lines with no support or back up especially if that mission or task is classed as deniable by the government so all the assets you mentioned like “Rangers on speed dial” are not available to them because they’re not supposed to be there in the first place . When a UFC fighter steps into the ring his opponent isn’t stood on the other side of the ring with an AK47 is he. Plus he knows beforehand who his opponent will be.
This fellow strickland loves the sound of his own voice. I'm disappointed that this (alleged) Navy Seal felt compelled to even acknowledge Strickland's existence. This guy's obviously suffering from the initial symptoms of CTE. Ignore him.
This sucks , I was absolutely loving Sean going after the social media tools for the trash they put out there for kids to watch . I really thought he had a good moral compass ( a little weird ) but something I could get behind ... But going after navy seals?? ya lost a fan sean . Now you are just the "like" chaser that you claim to hate
We all train hard. Seals train harder. I have been around, and done different things at different times. Let me say it like this.. If you're training in a gym or on paved blacktop, and you get to go home at the end of the day and sleep, you wouldn't last through the militia training that I went through, LET ALONE BUDS/seal training. I probably would wash out of Buds. For context, the training I went through spanned the United States, and took five months. During that time, I experienced sleep deprivation, pestilence, wildlife, police encounters, forest and desert survival training similar to ESAER, and 25 mile ruck marches carrying my training rifle at chest height with extended arms. Swimming in fast flowing rivers. Body recovery after decomposition. Search and rescue. Vehicle extraction. This list isn't exhaustive, but you get the point. American Minutemen get paultry training by comparison to US NAVY Seals. I want you to let that sink in. We don't train half as hard. And as a martial artist as well since I was 8, I can tell you that you would cry and break before the third month of training for the militia. Let alone the military.
I’m gonna disagree that MMA guys will win. They’re is an innate assumption that there is rules. These guys literally will not follow your rules. Your eyes will be removed, ears eaten, chunks of flesh ripped out. When you go for the choke hold, they will eat your arm. Give them an arm bar and try to tap out, they’ll wreck your shoulder, rip your arm off and beat you with it.
Its fair to say if Sean went and trained to be a seal, he might rethink the accusation. Ive seen seal training, its insane. They like try an KILL you lol.
what did SEALS do to Sean lol. Whats next? "Firefighters arent tough, i can carry twice that weight. Come train with me for a week and ill turn you into dust like Thanos." Maybe he should focus on training harder than Dricus du Plessis or Alex Pereira instead of military guys
Sean’s argument is ignorant to begin with. He’s trained in MMA. To fight. Officiated by referees and decided by judges. Seals are trained to kill. They sacrifice their bodies and go through hell. Sleep deprivation, the elements they train in and carry out missions in. Room clearing. Small arms, explosives you name it the list goes on and on. I’d bet a seal would kill Sean 100 times out of 100 but you put the seal up against Sean 100 times in a fight the seal is gonna win a few. That’s the actual comparison and difference here. Sean talkin to men who are walking killin machines like he’s the better man or tougher is asinine at best.
Let's put Sean in a war zone and see how tough he is. How dare him compare himself to Navy seals. His training is a joke compared to what our operators accomplish. And guess what we just shoot guys with an mp7. He couldn't make it through one night of hell week. One night in the water
This guy is absolutely 100% ridiculous if he actually thinks that any person's fight camp is this bad as any part of buds is easy to fix get a seal to go do his little week and then have Sean Strickland come and do hell week 7 days no sleep very hungry IF YOU KNOW YOU KNOW
Sean is a tough dude for sure. But why do people keep trying to make comparisons between those 2? Monkeys are arguably the best tree climbers in the world, and crocs are arguably the best shore snatchers in the world. Both of them live in the same general areas but I guess it is only a matter of time for someone to claim that crocs climb trees better than monkeys, or that monkeys swim better than crocs.
The farmers son down the road could pound Strickland. 6'5 and about 275lbs. Throw his ass around like a bail of hay and there is nothing he could do about it!
yeah that doesn't sound like someone could accidentally die or anything. you gotta be a moron to pay ur life on the line for a govt that won't even guarantee you disability money if u get fkked up while at war to make the rich get richer. who's the real dummy in this scenario?
There are a lot of holes in the navy seals arguments. They don't really refute Shawn, and if any of them think they are gonna win a fight with him, they're delusional. Also there is a huge difference between going it solo and being a badass with the worlds biggest and best military behind you. I think these SEALs got their egos pricked.
In the ring with rules or grappling with rules, then yes, I believe most upper level pro mma fighters will beat up the majority of SF guys. However, in a straight out, no rules street fight, those SF guys would destroy mma pros.
In my experience as a Marine I've seen a ton of fights, been in a ton of fights. The one constant I can see is that regardless of a man's training the man to get there first usually wins. First punch followed by violence of action usually trumps all that other shit. Now as a guy who's trained in many different forms of martial arts I know that that being trained vs not being trained is a no brainer but I've seen guys with massive amounts of training get there cards punched by the guy who struck first. However if I had to choose a skill set to have I'd 100% rather be trained evern just on a basic level in the art of war than something that is a sport. Fighting and killing aren't even remotely the same thing and if I want to see tomorrow I'd like to be a ok killer than a great fighter
