Brutal Truth: Navy SEAL On The Reality Of Surviving Hell Week 

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A friend of mine got rolled during pool comp... hit his head on the bottom and had a seizure...career over...lucky to survive

I served on submarines for 21 yrs and was always in awe of the seals we carried and inserted on some of the missions in southeast asia!!

I remember you as a very serious but little guy working out at MFC in a certain West Texas town. I'm glad you made it. You were definitely focused.

My recruiter in 1978 asked me if I had ever smoked Marijuana and I said yes. He asked me the same question three more times before the light bulb went on and I answered no. That scenario was in the back of my mind my entire career, especially during security clearance interviews. I should've gotten a waiver.

Thank God for the "young & dumb"... They have done the greatest work and made the most sacrifices to keep us free and safe. Men of men...

Winter at RTC Great Lakes… I feel your pain bro. October 01- Jan 02.

In 2001 you got up a few hours early, and trained with the "dive motivators" in basic, a group of SEALs, and iirc an EOD guy. You had to pass the DPFT by your 3rd week of training, or lost your program. Then 'A' school, then for me dive school/Eglin, AFB (EOD). There were about 30 of us, and three passed the DPFT, and kept going to the dive motivators every morning until graduation.

This was a brilliant conversation.

I was in the Army and obviously never experienced Navy Seal training but in one way or another we were all challenged physically/mentally and what got me through was thinking in general there is a set ending date to this training which even in Basic training you would sing cadences saying 4 more weeks until we are through and so on. I always wondered how the Vietnam Pow's stayed motivated to live dealing with some form of torture on a daily case not knowing or seeing an end in sight.Bottom line knowing when there is an end date in sight helps you fight whatever comes your way

he reminds me of a buff George Carlin..

This mind set is exactly how I was with the Fire Service! Eat and sleep your dream.

Warrior.

I was in the 7th light infantry division back in ‘82 and we went to Coronado for 3 weeks and trained with them. Bad asses but they didn’t have one guy that could beat me on the obstacle course

compare Jocko Willink’s down play of BUDS compared to actual war…Compare this guy’s discussion of BUDS and no mention of war..

Honesty in the military is a suggestion. If you ain’t cheating you ain’t trying.

Great Lakes August 1990 here🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

My highest regards and greatest respect to any man who makes it through the Buds process including the pool and demolition process your are legendary gentlemen 👏👏👏👏

Dude. You shame the Navy boot. Classic

Seals are real bad asses.

Great Lakes Company 913 !!!

Hooyaa ,Great Lakes RTC.

Man it really seems like this guy is stoned out of his mind.😂😂😂😂

Great interview! 💪

Thank you 🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸

Division 332 …2003 Great Lakes!

Impressive fellow, wanted something and went for it. So rare these days 😮

Thats interesting, there's an aspect of that mentality that reminds me of addiction, I know that quiting recovery isn't an option, and if it was a choice I struggled with I would lose. When he said he played the tape forward on what quitting would look like he saw unmanageability, a choice that he knew he couldn't make.... and again if any doubt creeps in there it can threaten the entire psych. That binary choice to hang in there

Another SEAL talking about BUDs??? Yeah!!!

GREAT VIDEO I CANT WAIT!!!! CURRENTLY WORKING OUT EVERYDAY. ADDING PULL UPS TO MY WORKOUT STARTING TODAY.

When does Mrs. Claus come on?

Coronado class 112

Is this guest the guy that challenged Sean Strickland and then wouldn't take his calls?

400 pull up would be 20 sets of 20 reps... every day.... Hummm.He's making stuff up.

Also I think Jason Pike took selfies of himself, selfies of himself with his shirt off pass them around on the internet. Not sure. I'll have to recheck.

We're screwed

I was doing 50 pushups a day when i thought of going to seal school, but figured i was already at that level so i passed.

I'm calling BS on his training regimen...6 miles everyday at 8 minute miles if you are blessed with a good running gate is possibly sustainable but it takes a lot of work for a HS kid to get to that level who didn't run track or cross country, but no one is doing 400 pushups/400 dips/400 situps/and certainly not 400 dead hang pullups in the gym three times a week, and it is laughable to even suggest he did...makes me question everything else he says. I ran Cross country in H.S. and started at LCB on a very good varsity football team and was the 3rd fastest player on my team (4.5 40) and grew up on the salt water in Cocoa Beach, so i was a decent surfer and also swam like a fish. I made it to Recon in The Corps and was blowing away the max PFT scores with a max pullup count of 32 (20 being max score), 121 (100 being max score) sit-ups in under 2 minutes and a best 3 mile time of 15:21 (17:59 being max score). When I left The Corps I was a competitive Triathlete and made several podiums in Pepsi Sprint Triathlon series in the 80's. For me to do 400 correct pullups at my peak along with everything else he spews out would probably take me ten hours...he's completely full of shit!

Trump would've been a seal.

BUD/S SUCKS.!!!!!! I have been both a student as well as an instructor and in hindsight I have enjoyed both EXTREMELY in hindsight. Steve Decker Class 175

Is Jason Pike the self-proclaimed preacher who created a boy's camp, a camp for boys where all the boys lived and slept together in the same wooden barracks in the woods, and Jason Pike would walk around taking pictures supervising ? I think it was called manhood camp or something.

Your berd is legit

Look out.

I thought you had to have an MOS and be active duty 24 months before you could go to BUDS?

Every seal is trying desperately to be the new "seal podcast bro"...we have all heard plenty from andy and sean

I'm tired of Navy Seals . What happened to the quiet professionals? USMC 69-73 !

400 pull-ups?

Most of this made no sense

So who the hell is this person

UFC!

Did he say “400 pull-ups per day”? Um….. ok

Hmmm You just decided one day to be a SEAL. And, just like that you were waking up capable of running 6 miles and doing 400 push ups, pull ups and dips? Hmmm Sounds like a SEAL story to me.