Dude, such an inspiration man. My whole life I've wanted to go Regiment but I know I'm not physically capable to uphold the standard. Any tips or workout guides you know about that could help?
Jonathan Shelton roger thank you, also too many people give u shit. Yeah you failed but you failed for forgetting your rifle. You didn’t quit so stay strong and keep trucking broths A
Grip strength...order a few Captains of Crush hand grippers, start incorporating them into your training and watch what happens. I’d recommend the level 1.5 and 2.
Hey I know this question has nothing to do with the video however, I am wonder would have a better shot at ranking up and extra training courses in the Infantry or as a Calvary scout.
To be honest I can't answer that. The kind of training you can do depends on your mos, how much of it you can do depends on your unit. Ranking up to specialist (E-4) is a time thing and doesn't matter what your mos is. To SGT just depends on where your mos promotion points are and is easier if your leadership works with you. So there are too many factors for me to answer that, and I'm not currently in either field. Sorry.
@@bradleywaggoner3032 FYI: As far as attending Training Schools, Infantry is the way to go then SF or PSYOPS. It is preferred to be in a combat MOS; however, if you are attached to a combat unit with a non-combat MOS, then you have a 95% chance to attend the Training Schools with a 4187.
@@davidgilliam7976 thank you for the reply sitting in Dallas meps as we speak been in the enlisting process for two years now and now I have to Reno my contract in or to finish college.
FYI:. Being "killed" during an road ambush or any scenario does not drop a 18X from the SFAS course. As long as the 18X candidate show aptitude and competent during the exercises, he or she will succeed through the infantry maneuvers.
@Jonathan Shelton, just make sure you know your running pace count and know how to do a back azimuth and know how to decipher/read a map (terrain and levels of terrain). And, do not be scare of the night...use the moon light and lights from the stars to see when not using NVGs.👍🏾
I'm currently at Fort Lee. To do SF do I need to reclass and how is that process? Also what is the qualifications to even start. As far as scores go. I'm a 91B at AIT
Virginia Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall 239 Sheridan Ave, BLDG 417 Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, VA 22211 703-696-3726 That's the contact info for the SF recruiter in VA. Just give him a ring and he'll tell you the process to start. You don't reclass, you just drop a packet.
@Outlaw Blacksheep, you need to complete 3/4 of your 1st term enlisted assignment first before reclassify to an combat MOS preferably as an PFC or SPC.👍🏾Good Luck!!
@@_Nomad_0 Good Luck to you because I did the same thing you are planning to do after I complete 3/4 of my 1st enlistment contract (76P/92A) and re-taking the ASVAB test to obtain a GT score of 110 and became an Infantry Officer 11A instead of reclassify to 11B. So, the sky is unlimited in your choices as long as you perform good and obtain a high GT score IOT reclassify into any "excellent" MOS that is suitable to you.👍🏾
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Dude, such an inspiration man. My whole life I've wanted to go Regiment but I know I'm not physically capable to uphold the standard. Any tips or workout guides you know about that could help?
Just start working. Theres no trick or scientific discovery that will make you physically fit and strong. You just need to start working
Hey, I was wondering if you don't get selected can you go back for the next selections?
Yes, as long as you do not receive a "Never To Return". Usually you will get a 6 month, to 24 month return time.
Jonathan Shelton roger thank you, also too many people give u shit. Yeah you failed but you failed for forgetting your rifle. You didn’t quit so stay strong and keep trucking broths
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@@dirtysok9856 facts. He never quit. The peoplw who give him shit are the people that cant even force themeselves to go the gym
@@JohnS677 Correct
@@samuelestevez6535 💯 They do think they would have done better. To those I can only say: ‘Bitches, you didn’t even try’ Zero bragging rights earned.
Grip strength...order a few Captains of Crush hand grippers, start incorporating them into your training and watch what happens. I’d recommend the level 1.5 and 2.
I suppose. I prefer to just grab dumbbells or cattlebells and walk.
Thank you
Hey I know this question has nothing to do with the video however, I am wonder would have a better shot at ranking up and extra training courses in the Infantry or as a Calvary scout.
To be honest I can't answer that. The kind of training you can do depends on your mos, how much of it you can do depends on your unit. Ranking up to specialist (E-4) is a time thing and doesn't matter what your mos is. To SGT just depends on where your mos promotion points are and is easier if your leadership works with you.
So there are too many factors for me to answer that, and I'm not currently in either field. Sorry.
@@JohnS677
Okay thank you for your time I am going in as an E4 possible 11x or 19D just asking for future reference
@@bradleywaggoner3032 FYI: As far as attending Training Schools, Infantry is the way to go then SF or PSYOPS. It is preferred to be in a combat MOS; however, if you are attached to a combat unit with a non-combat MOS, then you have a 95% chance to attend the Training Schools with a 4187.
@@davidgilliam7976 thank you for the reply sitting in Dallas meps as we speak been in the enlisting process for two years now and now I have to Reno my contract in or to finish college.
@@davidgilliam7976 I am someone that tries to look ahead and prepare for the future and I know I am someone that is trying gain rank fast
How is it you were dropped from special forces training for losing a rubber weapon when a female was roadkill twice and she still was allowed through?
I hadn't heard anything about that.
@@JohnS677 They shortened the course. No longer pass or fail.
Losing a "rubber" weapon is treated seriously as a real weapon.
@@davidgilliam7976 So is cheating.
FYI:. Being "killed" during an road ambush or any scenario does not drop a 18X from the SFAS course. As long as the 18X candidate show aptitude and competent during the exercises, he or she will succeed through the infantry maneuvers.
Did you know how to do land nav before you attended SFAS? Or did you learn from the Cadre? Thanks for the advice.
Just what I learned in basic, which was practically nothing. And I wasn't even good at that.
@Jonathan Shelton, just make sure you know your running pace count and know how to do a back azimuth and know how to decipher/read a map (terrain and levels of terrain). And, do not be scare of the night...use the moon light and lights from the stars to see when not using NVGs.👍🏾
@@davidgilliam7976 thanks you both for replying! Very helpful.
@@davidgilliam7976 I appreciate the advice. Thankfully SOPC and SFAS land nav training is pretty good, so I'm much more comfortable with land nav now.
I'm currently at Fort Lee. To do SF do I need to reclass and how is that process? Also what is the qualifications to even start. As far as scores go. I'm a 91B at AIT
Virginia
Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall
239 Sheridan Ave, BLDG 417
Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, VA 22211
703-696-3726
That's the contact info for the SF recruiter in VA.
Just give him a ring and he'll tell you the process to start.
You don't reclass, you just drop a packet.
@@JohnS677 I appreciate it. The video content you put out is very useful. Keep it up
@Outlaw Blacksheep, you need to complete 3/4 of your 1st term enlisted assignment first before reclassify to an combat MOS preferably as an PFC or SPC.👍🏾Good Luck!!
@@davidgilliam7976 appreciate it brother
@@_Nomad_0 Good Luck to you because I did the same thing you are planning to do after I complete 3/4 of my 1st enlistment contract (76P/92A) and re-taking the ASVAB test to obtain a GT score of 110 and became an Infantry Officer 11A instead of reclassify to 11B. So, the sky is unlimited in your choices as long as you perform good and obtain a high GT score IOT reclassify into any "excellent" MOS that is suitable to you.👍🏾
How long did you serve in regiment?
There is probably a reason you have been selected. You are the opposite of a quiet professional.