Opie Wallace
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Friday 18 July 2025 03:39:39 GMT
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rjwattstv :
Man I was 30 joined 2 years ago was surprise to see more 30 and up that are joining now than anything funny part is going through basic standing in attention as a 22 year old Drill yell at you they tend to know our maturity level knows that it’s an act which makes it easier for you ti get through 🫡
2025-07-28 23:27:32
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Andy Lemon :
Here I am thinking 25 too late
2025-07-23 19:56:25
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TPG :
What did you have to do to clear the hand tattoos!?
2025-07-21 11:36:42
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VOIDsukuna :
Place it high on the frame and high and tight on your shoulders. Put 100lb worth of sand bags inside it and ruck 22 miles in two and a half to three hours once a week. Do that and any rucking exercise you do in the future will be a cake walk 👍
2025-07-18 15:14:52
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Nooneee :
For one. Fixed those mfs straps
2025-07-25 03:42:17
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Thronal :
Get the bag as high on the frame as possible and keep light stuff like sleeping bag and clothes in the bottom of the bag, heavy stuff at the top. Get a wide back pad, it’ll make it not hurt too bad in the long run. Best boots for me are Garmons, Oakley light assault r cool but only got garrison. They hurt my feet a lot tho. Train twice a week one for speed and one for distance. No more than 50 lbs but get used to 35. A good standard is to be able to do 12 miles in less than 3 hours
2025-07-28 20:01:39
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Z.elly 97 :
please watch a YouTube video to properly set up the ruck to your body! you'll thank me later
2025-07-18 21:17:10
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brantleysims626 :
man they told me i couldnt have tattoos
2025-07-21 13:52:51
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Daniel :
I was 30 when I joined. You’ll kill it. Being older and having life experiences makes it all much easier. I promise
2025-07-18 16:02:16
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thatoneguy9422 :
Pack your heavy items towards the top. You want the weight as high as possible.
2025-07-18 14:55:14
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Solo.192837222 :
i just turned 30 and im thinking about it
2025-07-28 22:34:37
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lexie :
Where’d you buy your ruck?
2025-07-22 14:00:24
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Apex :
Ruck 2 times a week, one for speed one for distance. 35lbs in the ruck, nothing more because it's training. You dont need injury. Do one serious ruck a month where you combine the speed and the distance. Do it in GI boots with full uniform if you got one. Get used to that discomfort and heat. RLTW!
2025-07-18 20:03:16
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Jazmine Gonzales :
Let me know if you need study material before you go
2025-07-22 01:53:39
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חנוך :
I joined at 33, my buddy was 42. You’ll be okay 👌 just keep low
2025-07-28 01:26:20
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Josh martinez :
Take the pack of the frame shave down the little holes in the frame and get the pack slotted in to the highest points you want the Ruck up and tight to ur back and shoulders, heaviest weight should be packed closer to your back
2025-07-28 19:17:52
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YeetLvrsPIZZA :
When running for time run every down hill, walk every up hill on flat pick a tree or sign or light pole to run and walk too and alternate
2025-07-23 14:35:29
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Cameron A. Beminio :
Kinda misleading when they say pack the heavier things at the top. I prefer to pack them as close to the middle, tucked UP AGAINST my back, with lighter gear squished around further away from my back. Think about leverage
2025-07-26 04:29:32
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J Lopez :
I’m leaving for the navy in 2 months and I’ll be 30 in December. We got this fam
2025-07-28 08:57:50
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Mind_of_a_Savage :
I was 31 joined navy
2025-07-21 05:06:14
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kebelakebe :
33 years old I leave on September 09th 11X
2025-07-18 15:31:29
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Abby Grace :
Make sure you get comfy with taking it off and on and back again 😂 and be able to adjust the straps right
2025-07-20 22:51:59
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Zachary Sanderson :
Take care of your feet. Good socks.. good boots.. whatever is most comfortable to YOU. Going through training you’ll have to wear the issued boots, but can buy whatever you want later (within reason).
2025-07-23 01:16:52
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simple_life423 :
39 years old leaving in October 💯
2025-07-18 23:23:37
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Pops :
I went in at 32. #1 anytime you pack your ruck, put all lite on the bottom and all heavy stuff on top so the weight gets distributed on your shoulders and not your back. #2 Ruck between 8-12 miles once a week(keep your pace at 14:30 per mile). #3 I highly recommend garmont boots they will help with your ankles. #4 don’t just focus on rucking, be sure to run atleast 1-2 miles a day at a minimum of 8 minute pace. #5 every morning as soon as you wake up do 100 push-ups followed by 100 sits.
2025-07-20 18:30:05
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