@@chrisyboy666 Hated that one. One corporal also used to say 'the world's a gym' just to remind us we could be in a world of pain anywhere anyplace anytime
A friend of mine was in the marines for 8 years. He told me what this part was like. From what he said its even harder than in the video. Lads throwing up everywhere fainting etc. Lads were given extra press ups for scratching because of sweat. Many just walking off.
Oh my gosh the physical and mental endurance these men must achieve is unreal. Amazing amazing men. much love to you guys and what you do. I love the royal marines and I'm not even british haha. They've inspired me to get into the best shape of my life!
Did mine in 1987. Looks a bit more scientific nowadays. I do remember not many passed, probably about half. The taking home of boots and wearing them in is new and a very good idea.
@@ethantaylor6504 if you like the Seas, I'd generally just suggest checking out other naval roles unless you are physically at great condition and your will to go through intensive training is unwavering
We broke our boots in Day 1 of Army basic training by our drill sergeants having us take them off, fill them with water, put them back on and run around our barracks for half an hour. It worked.
Should be joining next summer when i'm out of school, right now i'm just eating loads and going to the gym to get my weight up to 65kg. To whoever else is joining soon, good luck to you and hope to you there!
How ever hard it is , I hold my hands up to each and every one of you , its you lot that keeps the great in Great Britain , well done lads you make us all proud
And that's just the start. Later, they have the Commando Course to look forward to including the 30 miles in 8 hours with full kit across challenging terrain.
Oh I know. I was just making a joke at the expense of those who say selection is "unfair". It goes without saying that I have not only total respect for Marines, but for anyone who has the balls to really try out.
So a good old fashioned beasting is now called a 'determination assessment' . Lol. Did my PRC in 1987. It hasn't changed a massive amount. Remember doing a weapons knowledge and Corps knowledge test.
I joined 2 days after my 16th birthday in 1972 as a Junior Marine. Did my basic training in Deal and my commando course at CTCRM, 72 Troop. I was still 16 when I joined 42 Commando.
I actually can't wait to apply, as determined as I am on most things, I just hope my determination or body doesn't fail me for when I attempt my PRMC for the first time.
Had a heat stroke last year so I need a dehydration test done so I was going to just do it because I know I don't typically suffer with heat stroke at all but I also have an absolutely shite history of migraines. The information my GP gave me to give to the medical officers, even though I don't get migraines anymore, it is far from showing I can handle them in a good light even though I am fully capable but I was a kid at the time so I figure a couple more years in it as my last one was only just over 2 years ago and I might be alright, no use attempting it now and risking PMU. Getting picked up on your medical SUCKS ASS. Especially when you know you can cut it but what sucks even more is thinking of something to do in the meantime, feeling like you are wasting your life on other meaningless bullshit when you put your heart and soul into training for the corps.
Chrid Boi Thats really fucking unfortunate mate. Didnt think heat stroke would be enough to stop you though. I hope you make it through in the future buddy.
Fairly sure chief CTCRM bloke here was PTI Smudge back in 2005 and gave the words to me back then 'do what I do, the worse that can happen is you fall off the high obstacle and break an ankle'. Top bloke,...I wonder what happened to PTI White, hope hes doing well?!
ItzArchangelz04 surprisingly well I’m stuck on 2 strict pull ups but I’m improving on my push ups and sit ups. And delibretaly run more in sport to increase my stamina. Thanks for asking
A word of warning....I was failed for not clasping my hand behind my head on doing sit ups...so I'd check to make sure you're doing them correctly because doing one bad sit up. Could get you binned.
I did my training in 74. Slightly different now but no less demanding. There's only one thing to remember when the end of the run/yomp is still miles away. Just ask yourself: How much do I want this?
In my 40s now, but believe now I have at this point in my life I have the right mindset for this. However my body is old and my limbs would probably drop off in the PT.
hi,I'm james I am meeting my recruiter in two weeks I'm to dress smart causal and bring ID etc.but do u have any tips for me I'd be so greatful as its my passion to join the royal forces.my appointment is in two weeks so any advice I'd be so greatful thank you so so much
Angus Duke At 28, you have advantages (mainly psychological) and disadvantages (mainly physical) compared with RM training at an earlier age. There was a 28 year old in my recruit troop in the 1970s and he passed. Great guy who steadied the younger guys like me and appreciated the encouragement from us on physical tests. Teamwork personified. Good luck.
@@Sam-ch9mn Cheers, mate. I'm looking forward to training, even though it'll probably be physically tougher on me. Just means I'll have to put more work in on that side of things.
@@jarrodmacs8314 You get paid very little for risking your life and living through difficult times. My advice to him is to use his potential elsewhere.
Let me give anyone here a tip from my own experience. If everything from here goes right I will be in at the end of next year, however, I didn’t pass maths in high school so will have to complete a maths test regardless of how fit or otherwise strong. Get maths if your still in high school save you a lot of shite.
I joined the Royal Marines before there was a PRMC, I doubt if I'd have passed it, but I did pass the Commando Course and served for 10 1/2 years before being invalided following an RTA. So I'm not too sure that I'm a fan of the PRMC.
@williambelford9661 I joined the RoyalMarines in 1961as a junior entry a few weeks after leaving school. At the recruiting office there was a maths test, and some chat from the recruiting staff. After a medical I received a letter with a date that I would be joining the R.M.s at the former Royal Marine's depot at Deal in Kent, 5/9/1961. No PRMC for me or my recruit squad mates. So it was 12 months at Deal followed by 6 months at CTCRM. After completing training I went on to serve 10 years, followed by 3 years on the reserve (which was part of the contract when I joined up). The only commitment on the reserve was just to make yourself available if the 3rd World War kicked off!!!
I'mma Teen (15) and I can do the An average of around 45 push ups / Sit ups in 1 minute (Is that good enough?) Sit ups are Easy to do in my opinion and I always feel exhausted around 20+ pushup
Standards looks like they have slipped a bit since I did my prmc in 2014. We had to complete the return run in 10 mins, had to do 65 press ups and aim for 7 pull ups with a minimum of 4!
Remember mine like it was yesterday, anybody wanting to do this make sure you train like fuck, being 16 and naive I didnt train for it I think i did one 4 mile run in preparation, what a shock I got, although I did pretty well in the end it was blisters of all things from the terrible boots that forced me to stop, was asked to return in 4months, no idea why but I never did, probably one of my biggest regrets, good luck to all who go for it
NS odin you can do an all arms commando course through the army mate, but it you don’t need any formal qualifications for the marines but you do need to sit an aptitude test firstly
How can i get my weight up by 10 kg im 15 and and im going to apply once im 16 im 5'4 so im rather small. I want to put on weight but maintain my muscle and fitness how can i do this before I apply
Pull ups and then lots of leg training, squats, dead lifts and compound movements. Put on 10kg will take awhile but you can do it. Also on the run up to your medical take créatine and drink lots of water can easily hold an extra 4/5 kg in water weight if you you load it on with creatine
Dude, I wouldn't join at 16, give it time. Join at say 18 or above. Try get some life experience. The more experienced you are at life the better it will be for you.
Combine eating habits with physical exercise. Eat a lot. Eat breakfast every morning. Eggs, sausage, potatoes, spinach, etc. Eat lots of protein and snacks throughout the day. Combine this with physical exercise, both strength training and physical endurance. Get a good pair of running shoes, drink lots of water, stretch and then go for a three mile run. Push ups, pull ups, lift, etc. I'm a Hospital Corpsman in the U.S Navy (the British counterpart would be a medical assistant). We train and serve with U.S Marines. What I realized in my training was endurance outweighs how much you can lift. I've literally never benched in my life. I'm 155 lbs and I can fireman carry a 220 lb guy without a problem. The problem with a lot of soldiers and Marines is that they spend too much time lifting and improving their physique as oppose to running, bear crawling, low crawling or some other endurance workout. You can also grab a backpack and throw some books or something with some weight in there, and go for a jog. I know the Royal Marines do a 4 mile condition run with 30 pounds of gear. If you do this, make sure you have a good pair of running shoes. Drink lots of water. Training days I go throw 2 camel packs a day. Stretch, etc. Infantry life is rough on your body. You'll ache, you'll be wet, cold, tried, muddy, etc. But you'll love it anyway. You're always capable of more than you think. Mental strength is more important than anything else. Love to our brothers across the pond.
I had the same problem, I was 5’11 but still light. I eat LOADS, trained hard in the gym with classic weightlifting (not messing about crossfitting etc) to help gain weight. However, there is no rush to join at 16, I did and regret it, better wait til you are 18/19, a bit world wiser and have time to get fitter too. By then, you should have gained a bit of mass too. Get yourself into college, get some a levels before you join. Again, there is no rush.
I've the exact same issue, I tried applying at 60kg but got told to apply when I hit 65. I've instead decided to do another 2 years at college and come back to it in 2019 after more training. Good luck lads
@@gay_commando1611 I passed out in 1989 562trp I was just wondering if u can still get photos they take if you in your blues as mine were destroyed (lost in fire ) cheers respect.
@@Appa21 your best bet will be to try and get in touch with ctc they have pics in the drill shed from each troop so you might be able to get a copy from them.
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Words you don’t want to hear in the military: “it will last as long as it needs to”
SlopedOtter pays to be winner
And 'this should be fun'
Get used to being threaders and piss wet haha, its all part of the fun
@@chrisyboy666 Hated that one. One corporal also used to say 'the world's a gym' just to remind us we could be in a world of pain anywhere anyplace anytime
@@chrisyboy666 "standby go"
Anyone else see the head bang at 6:10, straight after the "must not get injured" comment?
Chris Hunt yeah lol
fuckin lol
Chris Hunt lol!
It's not there by accident.
Rui Pacheco his head was though.
A friend of mine was in the marines for 8 years. He told me what this part was like. From what he said its even harder than in the video. Lads throwing up everywhere fainting etc. Lads were given extra press ups for scratching because of sweat. Many just walking off.
this was just the entry requirements part
It's really hard and it's that way for a reason
Oh my gosh the physical and mental endurance these men must achieve is unreal. Amazing amazing men. much love to you guys and what you do. I love the royal marines and I'm not even british haha. They've inspired me to get into the best shape of my life!
Bekah Boo gayyyyyy
Bekah Boo Nod Slayer
Johnny Meringues b
Nice one! :)
I bet they'd love you too lol
Did mine in 1987. Looks a bit more scientific nowadays. I do remember not many passed, probably about half. The taking home of boots and wearing them in is new and a very good idea.
Is it hard by any chance like the sas? Because my dad said I might have a chance to get in but I'm not %100 certain
ShortsAllRound shut up
@@elliotchapman4022 what did I do
ShortsAllRound it’s hard, but achievable with the right mindset.
@@ethantaylor6504 if you like the Seas, I'd generally just suggest checking out other naval roles unless you are physically at great condition and your will to go through intensive training is unwavering
"It pays to be a winner" is all the advice you need!
Massive respect to all these recruits doing this. To be a RM commando must be awesome and the buzz it gives u too
I'm an old man now 50someting , you NEVER forget your time down at CTCRM.
We broke our boots in Day 1 of Army basic training by our drill sergeants having us take them off, fill them with water, put them back on and run around our barracks for half an hour. It worked.
200% or don't even bother
i went on something similar with the royal regiment of scotland was an amazing experience cant wait to start itc catterick
Should be joining next summer when i'm out of school, right now i'm just eating loads and going to the gym to get my weight up to 65kg. To whoever else is joining soon, good luck to you and hope to you there!
Dylan Wilson same mate I'm joining at the end of y11, try boxing gets your cardio up loads 👍
Dude you're so underweight
Wow you're light
How did it go
I hope you didn't join at 65kgs lmao
How ever hard it is , I hold my hands up to each and every one of you , its you lot that keeps the great in Great Britain , well done lads you make us all proud
Training my backside off. Waiting on capita to sort my medical is frustrating as hell though
Amazing how much exercise you'll have to do .great job on this video too thank you
And that's just the start. Later, they have the Commando Course to look forward to including the 30 miles in 8 hours with full kit across challenging terrain.
yeah but they know you can do it just depends how well you can
it used to be 7 hours
@@bfyrthit also used to be across a different route. i think the endurance course also has a longer time frame now as its a slightly longer route
Good information about this video, I always love watching the military training videos.
I would make a great Marine. But they'd discriminate against me, just because I'm lazy and afraid of war.
You cant be lazy and Marine in general
Oh I know. I was just making a joke at the expense of those who say selection is "unfair". It goes without saying that I have not only total respect for Marines, but for anyone who has the balls to really try out.
Then I'm sorry mate but you wouldn't make a great marine then...
Do you people not unserstand what a joke is??
Unironic Irony There’s a particular demographic that join the military...
That was amazing and interesting training.
😊 May God bless all your new recruits as well with strength and other skills that thou requires
Have got my recruitment test tomorrow !
Lawre Smith how did you do?
Lawre Smith how did it go
Lawre Smith all the best.
Got my PJFT Monday
EASY just go with the flow the mental part is the hardest.
So a good old fashioned beasting is now called a 'determination assessment' . Lol. Did my PRC in 1987. It hasn't changed a massive amount. Remember doing a weapons knowledge and Corps knowledge test.
I joined 2 days after my 16th birthday in 1972 as a Junior Marine. Did my basic training in Deal and my commando course at CTCRM, 72 Troop. I was still 16 when I joined 42 Commando.
Would love to just have a go at this (minus the run time haha!) and see how far I can get
You guys are legends
When you hear the words pays to be a winner 😊 don’t come last...
6.09. “ you’ll get a demonstration so you don’t get injured”. Man smacks his head off the metal bar 😭😂
The excise instructor was on commando on the front line!!
josh chapman when
It’s not America.
Lovely to see a very close family member as a Pti Instructor.
Planning to sign up in late June nervous as hell but focussing everything on my fitness
Forty years ago for me., great days
Big salute to you
I’m have started trying already and I’m 14 by 20 I wish to be ready and joining
Yeet tbh I'm 15 and want the same
Ooga Booga yh mate I was declined few months back kinda sad wanted to join since I was about 5
Yeet tbh why were you declined?
I think what would let me down is mental determination and asthma.
If you have asthma you wont even get that far.
Neither will a gay commando.
Funny thing is I'm already a marine
@@gay_commando1611 and are you gay?
@@homeguard8481 just a bit.
This looks a lot of fun.
Doubt you'll be saying that if you were actually there.
I'm impressed the recruits all arrive wearing jacket and tie.
Great training program, the USMC needs something like this
Those fitness tests were based on the USMC
@@h7283 lmao you're delusional, everyone copied Britain
If that happened, their numbers would drop by 90%
I wouldn't mind being a PTI in the Royal Marines. I bet it's a great life, and what you can learn, and get qualified in too
I actually can't wait to apply, as determined as I am on most things, I just hope my determination or body doesn't fail me for when I attempt my PRMC for the first time.
how did it go
Yh init
Did you pass?
He's not allowed to say, as he is now serving in the SAS
Ridding yourself of "first time" would have been a good start.
watching this the night before I go to my PRMC can't wait
Best of luck mate and go get em tiger xD
'you will conduct a warm up with the PTI's' ....HAHAHA! good luck with that.
Quality vid from the RMs
Been there done that and got the Green Beret,
Application in, psychometric booked. Let's go baby.
Psychometric passed, medical coming up
rip TMU ON medical. I'll re-apply in a few years.
Chrid Boi how comes? Anything we can give others a heads up to? ive passed mine but ive got a mate joining in 4 months.
Had a heat stroke last year so I need a dehydration test done so I was going to just do it because I know I don't typically suffer with heat stroke at all but I also have an absolutely shite history of migraines. The information my GP gave me to give to the medical officers, even though I don't get migraines anymore, it is far from showing I can handle them in a good light even though I am fully capable but I was a kid at the time so I figure a couple more years in it as my last one was only just over 2 years ago and I might be alright, no use attempting it now and risking PMU. Getting picked up on your medical SUCKS ASS. Especially when you know you can cut it but what sucks even more is thinking of something to do in the meantime, feeling like you are wasting your life on other meaningless bullshit when you put your heart and soul into training for the corps.
Chrid Boi Thats really fucking unfortunate mate. Didnt think heat stroke would be enough to stop you though. I hope you make it through in the future buddy.
This is why they're the best in the world.
Fractured my arm so just waiting a few months to get it all sorted then im off to do this.
Fairly sure chief CTCRM bloke here was PTI Smudge back in 2005 and gave the words to me back then 'do what I do, the worse that can happen is you fall off the high obstacle and break an ankle'. Top bloke,...I wonder what happened to PTI White, hope hes doing well?!
Top bloke smudge was on my course in training 656 troop. He won the pt medal if I remember.
God bless all the RMs past and present!
I’m going to train for 4 years by then I’ll be 16 really excited
ItzArchangelz04 surprisingly well I’m stuck on 2 strict pull ups but I’m improving on my push ups and sit ups. And delibretaly run more in sport to increase my stamina. Thanks for asking
Honour 2018 will do
Hi guy's good jobs you're having a great day very special sir take care of your self I will miss you in England and Wales sir yes sir
So bad asses right here. These are some brutal standards & truly earned title for those that pass.
In the PRMC do you stay at Lympstone or travel there for your PRMC and at the end of the day head back home
can we have a similar video to this for the POC?
A word of warning....I was failed for not clasping my hand behind my head on doing sit ups...so I'd check to make sure you're doing them correctly because doing one bad sit up. Could get you binned.
Always fancied it. What is the age limit? I've just turned 58. Reasonably fit for my age.
15 atm and training my arse off to become a royal marine 👍
USMC 1989 2002 EOD love the boys!
I did my training in 74. Slightly different now but no less demanding. There's only one thing to remember when the end of the run/yomp is still miles away. Just ask yourself: How much do I want this?
I did my prmc in 2000. I have to say it looks harder these days?
In my 40s now, but believe now I have at this point in my life I have the right mindset for this. However my body is old and my limbs would probably drop off in the PT.
How often do they start a new course?
I cant even get out of bed before 10am
I want to be part of this royal marines, am waiting to join next year for common wealth member
I’m off in two weeks, would have been amazing to do the PRMC.
Did you make it?
STAND BY "GO"!!!
hi,I'm james I am meeting my recruiter in two weeks I'm to dress smart causal and bring ID etc.but do u have any tips for me I'd be so greatful as its my passion to join the royal forces.my appointment is in two weeks so any advice I'd be so greatful thank you so so much
Won't be able to join until I'm 28 (waiting for medication to clear off my record) Not stopping me though. Only 2 years left!
Angus Duke
At 28, you have advantages (mainly psychological) and disadvantages (mainly physical) compared with RM training at an earlier age. There was a 28 year old in my recruit troop in the 1970s and he passed. Great guy who steadied the younger guys like me and appreciated the encouragement from us on physical tests. Teamwork personified.
Good luck.
@@Sam-ch9mn Cheers, mate. I'm looking forward to training, even though it'll probably be physically tougher on me. Just means I'll have to put more work in on that side of things.
im very scared but i start my training in 2 years when ill be 16 people have told me im too young but i feel like ive got what it takes
Do yourself a favour and find another career in life.
@@jarrodmacs8314 waste of time and potential.
@@jarrodmacs8314 You get paid very little for risking your life and living through difficult times. My advice to him is to use his potential elsewhere.
Leroy Jenkins why are you on a prmc video then?
Any news
what if your not fit anoth but you do it anyway
Let me give anyone here a tip from my own experience. If everything from here goes right I will be in at the end of next year, however, I didn’t pass maths in high school so will have to complete a maths test regardless of how fit or otherwise strong. Get maths if your still in high school save you a lot of shite.
I’m 14 and want to serve when I’m 16 and I see I need to go gym more often
You dont need to go to the gym you just need to exercise, outdoors is generally better.
How is it going?
You're 16 now. Anything changed?
I joined the Royal Marines before there was a PRMC, I doubt if I'd have passed it, but I did pass the Commando Course and served for 10 1/2 years before being invalided following an RTA. So I'm not too sure that I'm a fan of the PRMC.
@williambelford9661 I joined the RoyalMarines in 1961as a junior entry a few weeks after leaving school. At the recruiting office there was a maths test, and
some chat from the recruiting staff. After a medical I received a letter with a
date that I would be joining the R.M.s at the former Royal Marine's depot at
Deal in Kent, 5/9/1961. No PRMC for me or my recruit squad mates.
So it was 12 months at Deal followed by 6 months at CTCRM.
After completing training I went on to serve 10 years, followed by 3 years
on the reserve (which was part of the contract when I joined up).
The only commitment on the reserve was just to make yourself available
if the 3rd World War kicked off!!!
I'mma Teen (15) and I can do the An average of around 45 push ups / Sit ups in 1 minute (Is that good enough?)
Sit ups are Easy to do in my opinion and I always feel exhausted around 20+ pushup
No keep trying
For Press Ups and Sit Ups, etc, do they have a time constraint?
in the tests they time it using a beep every time you do a rep that's played through a speaker
I wish I was 16 again and join the forces
Standards looks like they have slipped a bit since I did my prmc in 2014. We had to complete the return run in 10 mins, had to do 65 press ups and aim for 7 pull ups with a minimum of 4!
No you didnt the minimum has always been 3 pull ups 😂, the run has increased from 10:30 to 11:15 tho
@@danielmcmeekin1391 nope minimum was 4 when I did my prmc in 2014
@@charlieoscar9180 its always been 3
@@danielmcmeekin1391 OK mate, they told us 4 when we was there
@@charlieoscar9180 m8 the rm at my school join in the 80s and it was 3 bk then and it hasnt changed
2019 anyone
I'm 37, 6ft 1in, 105kg and can do 4 push ups with good form. What is my current chances now? What is my chances after one year hard training?
I can do 10 and I'm 14 women 5ft4
Maximum age limit for royal marines training is 32. You won't get in.
No chance !!! 4 push ups ???? Try the Scot’s guards 😭😭😭
Remember mine like it was yesterday, anybody wanting to do this make sure you train like fuck, being 16 and naive I didnt train for it I think i did one 4 mile run in preparation, what a shock I got, although I did pretty well in the end it was blisters of all things from the terrible boots that forced me to stop, was asked to return in 4months, no idea why but I never did, probably one of my biggest regrets, good luck to all who go for it
Just got off my PRMC, the endurance course is NOT for the faint hearted, fucking hard man, that’s what I failed on
Seems the points system has changed since I passed mine back in Sept 2016.
Yh in some ways its harder now tho
You cant make up the odd 1 or two points like you use to by doing only a few more reps,
Any tips?
0:38 marines allow candidates with glasses??
oh course yes
I think all the military branches allow that( here in the US I mean)
can't wait to join but I hate swimming anything else is peace and cake
am not from UK.I would really like to enroll royal marines course.I BELIEVE IN SOMETHING YOU HAVE PASSION IN WITH STATE OF MIND.I CAN DO IT THE BEST.
Respect from x para
you know its fucking hard when you have to do extremely hard training... just to see if you're good enough to START the training.
I do boxing but bloody hell that looks hard
Cool story bro
Me too, how many fights have you had?
William Henley He spars with his sister
Nicholas Douglas the fuck does boxing have anything to do with this?
+Even.Ways Music lol
After you finish all training, do you choose what you want to do in the marines?
you can, but they will also guide you to what best suits you in their eyes.
Thanks
Can i join the marines im on the autism spectrum but its very low
I have 0 GCSEs..... does this matter? Or could i work on this in the army
NS odin you can do an all arms commando course through the army mate, but it you don’t need any formal qualifications for the marines but you do need to sit an aptitude test firstly
How can i get my weight up by 10 kg im 15 and and im going to apply once im 16 im 5'4 so im rather small. I want to put on weight but maintain my muscle and fitness how can i do this before I apply
Pull ups and then lots of leg training, squats, dead lifts and compound movements. Put on 10kg will take awhile but you can do it. Also on the run up to your medical take créatine and drink lots of water can easily hold an extra 4/5 kg in water weight if you you load it on with creatine
Dude, I wouldn't join at 16, give it time. Join at say 18 or above. Try get some life experience. The more experienced you are at life the better it will be for you.
Combine eating habits with physical exercise. Eat a lot. Eat breakfast every morning. Eggs, sausage, potatoes, spinach, etc. Eat lots of protein and snacks throughout the day. Combine this with physical exercise, both strength training and physical endurance. Get a good pair of running shoes, drink lots of water, stretch and then go for a three mile run. Push ups, pull ups, lift, etc.
I'm a Hospital Corpsman in the U.S Navy (the British counterpart would be a medical assistant). We train and serve with U.S Marines. What I realized in my training was endurance outweighs how much you can lift. I've literally never benched in my life. I'm 155 lbs and I can fireman carry a 220 lb guy without a problem. The problem with a lot of soldiers and Marines is that they spend too much time lifting and improving their physique as oppose to running, bear crawling, low crawling or some other endurance workout. You can also grab a backpack and throw some books or something with some weight in there, and go for a jog. I know the Royal Marines do a 4 mile condition run with 30 pounds of gear. If you do this, make sure you have a good pair of running shoes.
Drink lots of water. Training days I go throw 2 camel packs a day. Stretch, etc. Infantry life is rough on your body. You'll ache, you'll be wet, cold, tried, muddy, etc. But you'll love it anyway. You're always capable of more than you think. Mental strength is more important than anything else.
Love to our brothers across the pond.
I had the same problem, I was 5’11 but still light. I eat LOADS, trained hard in the gym with classic weightlifting (not messing about crossfitting etc) to help gain weight. However, there is no rush to join at 16, I did and regret it, better wait til you are 18/19, a bit world wiser and have time to get fitter too. By then, you should have gained a bit of mass too. Get yourself into college, get some a levels before you join. Again, there is no rush.
I've the exact same issue, I tried applying at 60kg but got told to apply when I hit 65. I've instead decided to do another 2 years at college and come back to it in 2019 after more training. Good luck lads
Best tip ever got was too be fit before basic. No didn't march out.
Well, what exactly ARE the jobs that you can do as a Royal Marino Comando?
ever heard of google?
@@gay_commando1611 I passed out in 1989 562trp I was just wondering if u can still get photos they take if you in your blues as mine were destroyed (lost in fire ) cheers respect.
@@Appa21 your best bet will be to try and get in touch with ctc they have pics in the drill shed from each troop so you might be able to get a copy from them.
@@gay_commando1611 thank you for reply.
There is no such an elaborate video for the Royal Navy?
No.
What age can u join
Can an Indian citizen join British marine course
Return 1.5 mile run changed time to 11:15? Used to be 10:30
Yes but you will only get 1 point.
7:14 that the recruit from sas who dares wins season 1?
I think it was
is their a time limit to the sit ups ?????
ComedyLondon
Same day 😂