Unchained Preppers
General Category => Security & Survival => Topic started by: Erick on December 19, 2014, 05:31:14 PM
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Max did this new video on how to TAB.
Check it out!:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=429Kfjr0R0k#t=134 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=429Kfjr0R0k#t=134)
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Good video Erick! I am stoked that Max is the first of his kind of trainers to push PT in a broader less boring and challenging way rather than just doing; Pushups, running, Burpees, etc :thumbsUp:
For you folks who may not be aware, Max is pushing PT and skills needed, through an Obstacle Course challenge called, Rifleman Challenge (http://www.maxvelocitytactical.com/2014/12/mvt-rifleman-challenge-patches-are-in/).
The challenge envolves:
1. (move) PT Test: ‘2-Miler’,
2. (shoot) Combat Shooting qualification: rifle & handgun,
3. (shoot) Weapon Manipulation,
4. (move) Navigation,
5. (move) Team Casualty Evacuation
6. (fight) Move Under Direct Fire,
7. (fight) Break Contact Under Direct Fire, and
8. (fight) Conduct Tactical Combat Casualty Care.
If anybody is interested in doing this with me and then taking the 3 day test/exam at Max's facilities in WV. Let me know.
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I am game to go. You go the pennies I am there. Of course you would have to get my body back to Ga.
Nemo
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Man I'd love to to that, I'm just a tad too far away though I'm afraid (Oz).
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Thanks for the friendly response fellas :dance:
I beta tested the route and its hard but doable even though at the end of the run you will look like this :zombitron:
Before you do this: :boltAction:
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Me? Starting line-- :bagpack:
End of half mile-- :walkingstick:
2 miles-- :zombitron:
5 miles-- :suicide:
Just return the body.
Nemo
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I love how everything has to have a jazzy name these days.. back in my day that was called hauling ass..
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I love how everything has to have a jazzy name these days.. back in my day that was called hauling ass..
I showed it to my sisters husband. He got out about 30 years ago called it fast march.
Nemo
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I love how everything has to have a jazzy name these days.. back in my day that was called hauling ass..
:word:
It could easily be "Tactical Advance to Bathroom" :trolling:
Anyway, it's really cool that Max decided to start posting videos, hope to see more coming
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In fairness it was a great video and I dig that he is pushing physical fitness.. you run to the fight, run to the flank and run out on your ex.. that shit is important!
But yeah it was call the Ranger Shuffle back in my day.
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I showed it to another guy I know. He spent 20 in the Corp. (<his words) He called a Marine Stroll.
Nemo
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Erick thanks for posting. At one point I knew that as the Airborne Shuffle, but no matter what it is good to see a trainer that puts emphasis on physical fitness. Too many training classes are held on a flat range with little to no movement. Any training is better than none but the more realistic the better, and if something occurs that requires one to utilize this kind of training chances are it wont be on a flat range that is perfectly laid out. I just completed a Team Building course with Costa at Altair Training Solutions new 1200acre facility in Florida. I run approx 4-5 days a week and try to keep up some level of fitness and I was spent at the end of every day. Not only does it help to establish the need for fitness but also working with a team (4 and 8 man) as well as emphasizing the use of what should be your most important tool...your brain.
Johnny Mac depending on how I can fit it into my schedule I would love to hit up a Max course with you.
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Right on CJS!
It would be great to go to a couple of his courses with people/teams I know. Going by yourself is better than nothing BUT going with a group who would train would be much better.
Hey! I know this guy who has 35 acres of land and is surrounded by another 1,000 or so that a contingent of folks could develop their skills on. Rumor has it that there are two cabins on the 35 acres with very comfortable bunks to rest their weary bones on too. Not to mention I heard that there is a retired chef who lives in one of the cabins ;)
Just food for thought...
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Time to put together a training weekend!