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#1 Reason People FAIL Bootcamp (DONT DO THIS) | Navy Bootcamp Tips

120K views · Sep 30, 2021 · People & Blogs

Shae Taylor

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@ShaeTaylorLife · 4 years ago · pinned
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@TechReviewTom · 1 year ago
Don’t quit in navy bootcamp bro, you spend time sitting in that division that processes you out longer than you are actually in bootcamp for!
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@viperbite8930 · 2 years ago
We got the call “Im a sailor” from our grand daughter this week. Very proud of her
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@dominicdenileon973 · 4 years ago
Leaving in a week, couldnt be more nervous than I am right now! Watching all navy related videos right now
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@richardrobertson1886 · 4 years ago
In my career I’ve been to navy boot, army basic, and navy officer development school and I will tell ya she is absolutely on point. Also - the fastest way to get out of boot is to graduate. Never quit.
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@Apostolos-HBDC · 4 years ago
I remember one thing for sure...Nomatter how hard it was, I would never go back home and face my parents and tell them I have failed or quit. No way! It's what helped me pull through.
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@ladylilo6044 · 1 month ago
Thank from a Florida grandma, worried about my grandaughter❤but your video helped🇺🇲
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@TheDevilsquid · 4 years ago
Everything she says is so true. If you’re serious about getting into the Navy you’ll definitely be out running and doing push-ups to be ready for bootcamp. This is coming from a guy who never played a sport through high school and ended up as a Fleet Marine Force Corpsman( Hospital Corpsman) in 2001. If you can’t make it through Navy Boot Camp trust me people will clown on you for life!
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@wildernesschronicler · 4 years ago (edited)
To be honest, I don't remember it being all that difficult. I had friends who went on to SEAL training afterwards, and the stories I heard put boot camp into perspective. <br><br>I was 18 when I went in 1979. As I recall, I kept in my mind that boot camp was only 8 weeks long. My father and his contemporaries toughed it out through the entirety of World War II. If they could do that, then I sure as hell was going to finish Navy boot camp. <br><br>You are correct. The first 3 weeks is where they really try to disorient the recruits to test them under pressure. Also, you're correct in that Navy boot camp is far more of a mental challenge than a physical one.
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@peterjp4 · 2 years ago
If you're ready to quit in boot camp, do what i did. Quit tomorrow! I owe it to my procrastinating ways that I made it all the way, and now I'm past my 20.
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@daviddrum8877 · 1 month ago
boot camp was a lot harder when i was in in 1989 quiting boot camp was not an option i was never told a lot of shit before i went they never gave you an eazy way out
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@SeabeeLand · 2 years ago
Seabee YouTuber here. Great information. The fastest way out of boot camp is to "embrace the suck" and graduate. It will become a staple of your Navy career.
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