US Army Infantry OSUT Fort Benning Basic Training Stress Shoot Competition First Person Gopro 4K 

Welcome to the infantry

Do what you gotta do lol

Lol I knew I wasn’t the only person that caught that

He honestly was exhausted from already doing it once and then trying so hard! Got to respect him.

I will never accept defeat i will never quit

Thanks 😉😉😉😉 the Wang Fam would be proud accomplished centurion ☺️☺️☺️

@@kyleo.706 bruh what are you ok 🤨

Jack Eldridge lol he sure did, never noticed that before. Ha

@@FitOneTech if you ain't cheating you ain't trying

Jack Eldridge best saying in the army!

If you ain’t huffing and puffing are you really trying tho

I noticed that too but I brushed it off instead of going back and checking as me not paying attention while he said 21 lol

The FOV is a deal breaker though. I'll pass.

So Im a video game now ??

NOW ROLL!!!!

MasterTwo do you have any more tips man?

I heard that that's wrong, I heard it from a person who have run a lot of marathons, he said that the body to work at its best it need more oxygen, so, if you breath through your mouth more oxygen your body will get.

@@Gabo4516PR nope if you breathe through your nose your nose hair filter out all the stuff that isnt oxyzen but breathing in through your moth is more everything including co2 aswell as carbonmoonoxide

@@Gabo4516PR I think it's more about if you breathe with your chest or stomach

@@Gabo4516PR you have o2 receptors in your nose brah. Seriously there is knowledge that only is given when you make the ranks. I learned so much all i can say that there are men who stare at goats. Yoga and elevated thinking practices forge mind body n soul. The 3.

You’ll be good! Just keep working out and preparing yourself mentally!

Pretty sure this is the easiest time every to join the army due to covid. You will do ok just don’t quit whatever you do

Dude if you go into and just be a sponge and absorb what they tell you and be in the right uniform at the right place at the right time you’ll be fine. It’s going to suck but it’s fun I promise you that. Just make it through the first 72

@@GoldenGod69 when I was going through OSUT COVID didn’t really mean shit unless the CO or PL was around lol. Drill sgts would smoke us with our sweat drenched masks on knowing it was hard asf to breath thru and if somebody had their mask off it just gave them an excuse to continue the smoke session lol. I thought it would be easy but infantry finds a way to make everything suck. Didn’t get to do the gas chamber because of COVID restrictions which is bullshit

@@Terin16 not bullshit. That shit SUCKED

how it goes well best of luck 🤞

Can you sign up for the army reserve the go to osut?

@@willford8302 I don’t think so. But national guard offer combat mos like 11b.

Thanks man!

Thanks

You’ll be fine, it’s really not that bad , I’d just focus on your fitness for the rest of your time and just do what you’re told and it’ll be over before you realize

We wore fucking pro masks lmao

Ceejay Scott thanks for the support!

Hey don’t let the vets see you saying they do something harder lol 😂 this was no joke and absolutely smoked them. I get a lot of comments where people downplay everything as I know damn well they’d be smoked. Thanks for your service too! 👍🏻

Smoke show for sure

Tried jumping over wall 3x LoL fell off lol 😉😉😉 infantry leads the way

So again this isn’t me but a trainee , but your feet get tougher as this is done later in cycle. Proper boot sizing and good socks go a long way. But really the only threat to your feet long term is being wet, which is why they tell you to change socks. I actually have a video from when I was in Ranger school and what boots I recommend (but you will have to use issued boots and socks at first until later)

Thanks 👍

They made us do our 4 mile ruck with full gear (IOTV) and then we did our 10 mile ruck right after we got done with our stress shoot, definitely one of my worst army days 😂.

@@juanolivos3096 I can't remember what we did afterward, but I'm sure it was a continuation of the suck. This was in 05 when they were still training us to fight in Vietnam. No IOTVs (would have been IBAs at the time) in basic yet. BDUs, face paint, and a full load vest and ruck. The ALICE days. I think about that shit when I miss being in sometimes.

It was 07 around that time

Greece Day ha yeah it’s a lot harder than it looks and it looks hard too lol

I’ve learned real quick if I want to hear my Soldiers complain, build burpees into the PT plan 😂

Oh it was 40 lbs recall the weight reduction on the jugs it was actually because you have to 1,hand it a portion of the way

A lot of people don’t realize how tough it actually is, especially with the extra weight from kit.

You can’t I can 😉

@@FitOneTech what's make you special ???

@@ss.fx3626 cause I was cadre that’s what

NIC is one of the best events at Basic Training for sure 👍🏻

💪

That was good

Thanks

Bro people tryna install their fear on me bro they dnt understand my drive and my purpose in what im doing they never will thats why its UP TO ME at this point bro tryna to be a 11b infantry man in the next 6-7 months tryna get that cord

It was 07 bro lol Back in the days

Hell yeah get it done!

Woaah I leave the exact same day as well. We got this bro!

@@schiz627 nice bro are you going to Benning too? And for 11b infantry?

@@untamedtravels9593 yes sir I’m going to Benning. 11x is my entry level mos but I’ll be 11b after OSUT

@@schiz627 well if we’re shipping the same day we might even Be in the same class. Good luck bro hopefully I’ll see you out there haha

Hunter Whitley good luck! You got this!

@@FitOneTech thank you nervous and excited

Hunter Whitley understandable! It’s a little bit of a shock the first three days but once you get used to the “routine” it’s honesty not that bad! Are you active duty? Airborne or RASP? Either way just focus on your goals and it’ll be over quick!

@@FitOneTech for sure I’m going in older at 26 just plain Jane infantry as 11X just a horrible runner 🏃 in general what I’m nervous about the most

Hunter Whitley don’t even stress while I first joined at 21 , I went straight through at Ranger school at 30 so you’ll be ok! If anything your maturity will help! And good news is that you’ll do a lot of running so you’ll improve quickly! I’m actually doing a video series on “prepping” for basic training lol, too late for you though ha! Between all the rucks and run workouts you’ll be fine! The ACFT 2 mile is super slow.

Gublicity not a bad comparison! Most people who have done team sports have a much easier time with most of the physical events than the ones who haven’t.

We used to all play sports yeah right one "all star"

Your experience may vary, this is pretty late in the cycle , they do a lot more yelling and hands on earlier in the cycle. Plus it was a competition and we always get competitive and try and have the winning team motivating and helping.

@@FitOneTech I've been thinking lately about joining the army, probably as infantry. I'm 21 now so i guess it's either now or never. I've always had this desire to be a soldier, or maybe someone that's important for a bigger cause. Right now i work at a veterans cemetery (past 2 years) i feel like the army would make me a better person. Make me stronger. Proud. I've always been kinda introverted and nervous around people. Never liked talking a whole lot tbh. But MAN i wanna do something big, I'd be scared to lead people, but i wanna learn to overcome that and be the leader. I really don't know if I'm fit for the army so I've been kinda sitting on the idea of joining. I'm somewhat worried of joining and becoming unconfident or unmotivated and mess it all up lol. Do most people miss the civilian life after joining?

@@supernova6177 I'm kinda in the same boat as you. I think just focus on getting yourself in shape right now, and then if you feel like you want to join when you're in shape go for it. It's definitely a big commitment to join, but I don't think I've ever heard someone say that they regret joining the military after the fact

it aint easy!

Who is this fit one tech guy ? He is a cadre guy ?? I'm in the video not you do push ups and shut your fken mouth

February 2nd! I leave

That energy will soon be gone

You ain't trying then you ain't dying ROFL

Cole Hinshaw get it done!! ✅

We outrank everyone on earth and who are you?? Generals President's and Emperor and everything ?? There is also other countries ??

Caesar there are definitely changes due to Covid, but literally thing a change daily here at Fort Benning, as they released a new General Order (6) today and how it effects individuals here. So I can’t directly say what changes may happen as I am no longer working directly on Sand Hill. Rifle Marksmanship happens during the second phase (white phase) typically week 4.

I’m also shipping Monday

@@FitOneTech Thank you for the response.

@@08kyron Nice. Regular Army? I'm NG.

Caesar for the record , with NG , they will get you shipped out pretty much immediately to return home upon completion of OSUT. So you won’t be a holdover or anything for that.

Do push-ups daily, I’m working on a few videos to help train up for initial entry but just do push-ups all the time whenever you can think about it. The recruiters should give you a PT test and can help you with programs also! There’s tons of great info on the internet to increase your push-ups too! Don’t let one thing hold you back! When I first joined I never did pushups either but I was able to max (75 in two mins without stopping) with just a little bit of work!

Check out Iron Wolf on youtube. He has beginner to advanced calisthenics workouts that will change your training life forever. He is an active duty marine. Check it out!

Your recruiter should be able to put you on a PT training program prior to you shipping to OSUT or basic depending on your MOS. I'm not sure how it is now in TRADOC with the ACFT vs. the APFT but I know when I went through Infantry OSUT our PT tests were scaled based on the phase you were in. I'll be honest, I did 14 PU on my first official APFT in OSUT and 42 on the 2nd one a couple weeks later and 80 plus on my final one before graduation. You'll get better across the board on all events the more you PT. You'll be even more squared away if you work on it before you go. To build muscle memory, I'd recommend knocking out 10 good form pushups once an hour on the hour for a couple hours out of your day if you are able. That should give you a fairly decent baseline to work off of once you get to training. If this is really what you want to do than get after it....stay motivated and bring it.

I about to enlist and I can also barely do any, I started from barely doing 1 push up to being able to do 10 in barley a week. Keep working on the push ups. It also helps to have a friend doing it beside you, brings out the competitiveness.

Go 42a

yep thats the range! These ranges are used by pretty much everyone!

Lol no hooray but hooah like a little Hooah or WHATEVA

Awesome! Hope it’s going great! ✅

No , I was cadre and put this on a trainee

The standard for a stress shoot can be different depending on commander’s guidance, range , etc. The general guidelines are just full kit with different “tactical” exercises.

@@FitOneTech Ah okay.

Hell yeah!

'78 !!

It’s definitely a smoke session!

FitOneTech good shit though man

Oh wow lol ROFL copters smoke sessions what there called

😂

Did you fail training or what lol

@@visigoth3696 No, we never had this course. I was E4 OSC. Did my time at Campell and got out, fuck that. You been to Benning? If you have, you know 30AG was the worse part. What branch were you with?

Someone said it was called black phase along time ago

Good luck man! Hope you’re used to the heat and humidity!

@@FitOneTechthank you I sure am I'm from Texas lol

He already did it once before too! Glad someone else gets it... easy to judge from the sideline... burpees and IOTV add up REAL quick

Thinking that demonstrates high self-esteem. Then you get humbled. Instead of thinking “I’m not going to do as good as him” then you actually do much worse. Why don’t you calm down?

That's Centurion to you soldier 😉👍👍 back In the days

Thanks 👍

I'll smoke the fuk outta of asses

This wasn’t me but a trainee, but it’s definitely endurance. They’ve already done the course once and with the added weight and the length , endurance is probably being pushed the most.

I mean I’ve seen many of them throw up , but never on someone 😂

So everyone completed the stress shoot, which had a few different exercises and stuff at the end, this one was set up as a race which the people were selected by Cadre to compete.

This is RA dude? 4 Regular Army Not Ng if that's what your asking

@@kyleo.706 that’s not what he was asking

Black Phase, with advanced rifle marksmanship.

I was Cadre when I was there and put the GoPro on a soldier to record this for a video I made.

Since I wasn’t a trainee and put my GoPro on a trainee 😉

They are 5 gallons and weigh about 40lbs

@@FitOneTech thanks for the reply.

Miranda Schumann did you watch past 1 minute? They are doing a course

They're called burpees and they're a total ball-smoker.

It was put onto a trainee, it was my personal GoPro to capture the footage.

@@FitOneTech oh alright

No I was cadre and put mine on a trainee

Nevermind I’m stupid and didn’t read the description

@@Plopshnu 😂 all good 👍🏻

They put it on my kevlar

How come ? Isn’t it harder for the small people cause it’s heavier on their body ? I

@@Chesse711 you’re literally in a tiny box that fits 3 people like inside a full size truck that’s how much space you’re nearly working with

About week 9-10, some training is in different orders depending on land/range reservations.

@@FitOneTech what unit are you in now

G Bell I’m a heavy weapons platoon leader currently

The IOTV is about 30 lbs plus a helmet and everything else. The water jug also weighed another 40 lbs... it adds up really quick which is why he got so exhausted quick.

@@FitOneTech thank you, I'm going to try and train with this much weight to get used of it. I was offered so many jobs, so many jobs dealing with missles and anti air and jobs out of harms way. But i just feel like this is the one made for me

One of the best things to add is rucking 1-2 times a week to get used to it. I’d caution you from adding to much weight initially and too many times as extra weight puts a hell of a strain on your body.

@@FitOneTech any weight i should start and move up week by week?

D3 Snappy it’s 5 gallons so about 40 pounds!

@@FitOneTech oh ok just wondering i ship out to benning next Tuesday! 11x with airborne option

D3 Snappy awesome man! Weather just started being “nicer” as in not too humid now lol Good luck and get it done! ✅

@@FitOneTech I appreciate that man and its good to hear that the weather is getting nicer because im in Massachusetts lol

@@FitOneTech yo bro I actually have some questions about osut actually if you don't mind answering

Doubt it

@@benjamingarcia2282 he must be " day dreaming "

Comment Channel here’s the thing about deployments, you may deploy and not see combat. You probably want a RASP combat as that’s your best shot or 18X special forces. There’s not much combat happening right now.

@@FitOneTech ok sounds good many thanks hit u back if I have more questions

@@commentchannel4654 Your best bet is probably to just obtain a regular 11X infantry contract and then eventually go for RASP after lots of training and practice, cause if it's anything like Marine Recon and you fail then the Army is gonna put you based on the NEEDS of the Army, meaning you'll wind up a water purification specialist or some shit and not just a regular infantryman (that's if it's like the Marine Corps in that aspect which I don't know for sure as I joined the Corps). But if you do decide for option 40 or 18x you better make damn sure you're physically an animal and mentally tough as a nail (which honestly is more important than coming in a physical beast), even if you just get kicked back to Infantryman, it's no joke and much much harder than how it might seem in a 10min video. As for regular basic training, you don't need to stress so much over that (if you ever wind up there that is), virtually ANYBODY who genuinely wants to be there can pass, whether there fat or skinny weak or otherwise. Remember, it's gonna fucking suck more than half the time, you do EVERYTHING when THEY want you to do it, you're in THEIR hands for 22 solid weeks at OSUT, so make sure it's what you truly want before you sign or go anywhere 👍

@@CommanderLongJohn Thanks so much for talking the time im currently 17 and not in amazing shape but above average most kids my age drink and smoke pretty frequently I have never and I try to workout everyday (weight lifting) sometimes cardio but I also have to work but I want this more than anything I will never ever give up I am worried that I give it all I have until my body physically can't and still not pass any advice on how to prepare since you were in the service I do plan on taking your advice on 11x option 40 contract or 11x then sniper school again I have the heart I'll give anything for country and fellow soldiers but I fear it won't be enough thanks plz let me know how you prepared how often and how hard thanks soooo much again. Haven't really spoken to many people about this because like I said recruiters bend the truth to persuade u to join the job they want u to join thanks have a great day.

I’m not a recruiter lol I don’t need to sell you. If you have seen my hype video that I made though check that out. Also I’d warn you that basic is some of the more exciting stuff you get to do and MOST jobs in the Army have a lot of down time/waiting around and aren’t as exciting as you see on TV

I'm going to this place to become 19D also I go to basic on the 11th of this month

@@Blitz27IsHere good luck 👍🏻

@@FitOneTech Thanks I'm gonna need it.

Cam Chavez114 you’re 100% correct , I was probably your PL 😂

FitOneTech I don’t know sir I went to Benning on January 2019

Cam Chavez114 then no I was there in March but close though! Good eye catching your old company.

FitOneTech I can’t forget those voices sir 😂

xXSgtWolfXx I was cadre, I mounted my GoPro on a trainee. They aren’t allowed cameras but my job was to also capture footage for Facebook etc

Like I said they just threw it on my kevlar helm

I was cadre and used footage that I captured such as this for a battalion video. Trainees aren’t allowed to record training.

Right on. Keep doing good things and keep cranking out privates. 👍

Brandon Shepard I mounted the Gopro on one of my good Trainees. Not much he could do with it in a controlled environment and he was one of my good ones.

Oh awesome what company are you with

yo mama they usually do a 10-14 day quarantine currently. Are you NG? They may release you right away if so.

@@truthfultheory6153 no I am not, I was a Platoon Leader for 9 months working with the Drill Sergeants and trainees. I am now in a Forscom unit. I still have buddies though that are.

@@truthfultheory6153 they arent the national gaurd left right after graduation and the active duty guys got held over for a little bit different time frames depending on which unit they were being sent to

Which version Lol

If you’d read the info under the video you’d answer your question 😉

I was cadre and put it on him

@@FitOneTech the information didn’t explain how the fuck a soon to be soldier is making a RU-vid video while in BASIC.

@@bboyglitch 🤦‍♂️ clearly you didn’t connect the dots, again the trainee did not have a go pro. I did. Ima let you try to piece together the rest as one scan of the info and comments could solve your mystery 😉