To Hell and Back - Becoming a Navy SEAL

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I was a seal in the cub scouts I was one bad ass dude

I tried for the seals but they refused me had a scar on my neck and I guess before me they let some dude in and during compression diving his insides came out by that scar doesn't matter they would have killed me I was to stupid to quit then I volunteered for Vietnam ended up in the Navy hated it

You think the water in San Diego can't be that cold. They aren't being hyperbolic. It's an unreal cold but you are already depleted of energy so the water sucks out water energy you have left. Heat is energy. Something that isn't brought up on here is that in buds you rely on yourself, yes, but how much you rely on other people in certain excercises will piss you off to know end. That wooden pole you see them carry, that's basic log pt and at the beginning there's always someone/'s that isn't given it their all and it makes you lose every ounce of stamina you had left to at least finish it resulting in fucking you over royally but the good news by the end you trust every single person next to you and know they are trying with all they got, just like you. You can't get any closer to someone as far as a brotherhood. It's like if you go on a class trip for a weekend and you're stuck with kids from you're school you never talked to before and by the end your exchanging numbers but multiply that by a billion because yall trauma bonded lol

Imagine all the guys who play call of duty and battlefield...then want to be a Seal 😅

The Navy knows what they’re looking for

Becoming a piece of s***

It’s crazy than when you think you find a small chance of reassurance they answer back “do you wana quit?”

When I was part of the ingress team for a bike tour of 2000 riders we started at 5a.m. and went to bed about 10p.m. if we were lucky. The day consisted of walking the length of 5 football fields on uneven ground about 10x/day. Ingress team had to build a mini city for 2000 cyclists by 2p.m. The blisters on my feet were incredible, everyday new ones. I'm just saying that I know how much it hurts. Once a group of local boys rode by on a four wheeler and dumped a gunny sack at my feet. Four huge bull snakes crawled out. These kids thought it would be funny when they crawled into a cyclist's tent sleeping bag. It was my job to catch them and cut their heads off. For some reason I volunteered two more times in two years and cycled the tour 10x. Volunteer work was a lot harder than cycling. It's amazing what you can put your body thru and call it a vacation. Maybe this is why I now need two knee replacements ❤

I remember watching them train. I was 1 of 2 barbers on base. I could always tell who was there for training and wished them luck. I knew there was a high chance they wouldn't be back in my chair. Very impressive to watch them swim outta the ocean with complete gear on.

I'm assuming most of these guys now as civilians own successful businesses because to endure that kind of pain you can most likely do anything

It's him

Not quite.

"Fight on, my men Sir Andrew said
A little I'm hurt, but not yet slain
I'll just lie down and bleed a while
And then I'll rise and fight again"- Sir Andrew Barton

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All this time I thought hell week was the final test. Hearing that there’s even more after that is insane.

It’s incredibly sad to hear sailors die in buds training, but unfortunately, these men have to prepare for the worst war experience that any human body can ever go through and the training has to be just as brutal to allow someone the most chance to survive if their face or arm or leg is blown off or they become a prisoner or war being subjected to torture, you have to decide that I’m gonna just accept it and try to survive. That’s what this train is teaching them

Bah-roo-tahl!
However, ya gotta salute the effort of all.

Every Seal ever : “most fun I hope to never have again ❤️🌞”

I do know a guy who lives in a trailer park up on the mountain he's stayed up for 8 days no problem. He said he does it all the time. There's something he calls super ice that allows him to pull it off repeatedly.

I'm so scared to watch this , but here we go.

This is the elite of the elite that make it. Unfuckingbelievable heart determination mental fortitude

“How come they all write books???” Because any normal human listening to them bs’ing during a normal conversation can’t fathom what they did just to get there. The barrier to entry is a life changing moment.

@20:00 this is some bullshit. 20 minutes underwater but you are without air for half of that? Come on? Why do Seals have to exagerate everything to make themselves look more badass. I did this and it was not that long you are without air. It may seem long but it's not. While it is challenging, you are not without air that long and not even close to drowning. Complete Navy Seals BS propaganda. If these guys fight one guy at the bar, next day you will hear the fought the entire bar blindfolded.

BS- a Div 1 athlete will have a 10X better chance to graduate than joe lunch bucket.

All that trainining to lose to the Taliban in sandals 😂😂😂

I wanna join delta, not seals but I think this is a good indicator of how hard it’s gonna be. But the main difference between this and delta is you break yourself down in felts, you fail to meet the standards, you do all the training alone. It seems mich harder mentally cuz your so alone

I want a video on the people that quit after hell week!!!!!

Everytime I see these I think it’s a good thing they have this training cause look at Marcus lutrell

This video should have more views

i come here after rading hell week part in cnat hurt me book

Could I be a SEAL? Hell No I almost drowned in the shower the other day there's no hope in hell for me. My hats off to these fearless warriors.

Twenty minutes under WATER, half of which is without AIR…
Even a NAV SEAL would have DROWNED in TEN minutes…

🤔

To close and too long with cs gas lol so in combat you just hold up your hand and yell to enemy your to close with the gas ur gonna get in trouble.

You should be concerned about the test in which people die. No one has died during cs gas

So 11 deaths in 79yrs considering what they do that is a really low number

These dudes are soft. Does it suck? Sorta...other than that.. nothing else

The closest I got to being a Seal is when I sang Kiss from a Rose to my girlfriend

And always remember, it could always be worse

I served with Seal Team 69. I went down into the bush and took no prisoners!

SAND IN YOUR PANTS IS WHY I STILL GO COMMANDO TODAY !
I'M 70 !
LOL !
SEMPER FI !

LOL...!
THAT COMMENT ABOUT THE PACIFIC BEING COLD HIT HOME !
I DID OPEN WATER CERTIFICATION RIGHT AFTER THE END OF A 7 YEAR DROUGHT !
WE COULDN'T SEE OUR HAND IN FRONT OF OUR FACES !
SEMPER FI !
🇺🇲 ☠️ 🇺🇲

30:00 If Recruits can’t handle tear gas, how can they handle war??

And so what do we get out of this that can't be gotten other ways?

The ACTUAL DEFINITION of SAVAGE!!!! Much respect!!!!!

Gay failures. 75th Ranger and Delta all the way. SEALS are total egomaniacs..

Hummm.... it's too difficult???? It's to be the highest fighting force on the planet. You guys are awesome!!!!!!

Honestly.....I wanted to be a pilot for the Navy. I was in ROTC. But......I had a car accident that tore my acl. Passed the test... but denied. That really sucked! My knee never gave me problems until after 40!😂

Such a powerful military. They deserve that title