Army Cadence Calling!! Doing my thang!!!

Running with the Team always feels good!! Big UPs to AP and EJ who rocked the MIC alongside!!!!

[Roxie-hs]

I like listening to the cadences when I run. Still so motivating.

[BunnyForsythe-qpvh]

Army veteran 88 to 95! Awesome cadence😀

[tarronheim]

It’s truly a blessing to witness what you doing good good job, ladies and gentlemen🎉

[lolwutubish]

Ive been slowly accumulating a folder of cadences for me to start working out to and THANK YOU cause this fucking HYPES ME THE F*R*I*C*K UP

[ms.annthrope]

Used to chant cadences silently to myself to keep time as I ran 10ks 2 or 3 times a week. But that was over 40 years ago. Now I'm a retired attorney so I haven't PT'ed in a long time.

[duanedorman]

PT was my favorite part of Basic Training.

[rayb]

Damn my PTSD kicked in. Lol would never forget those times. Battalion and Brigade Runs.

[thenovela]

Watched the video, and I was like, , , , I recognize the route. Up past Gulf barracks past the airforce DFAC, left turn into Navy street and across the the main road. Good ol' Ft Lee VA... brought back some good memories I always enjoyed the company runs even tho I hate running, DSs would make it worth it with some good cadence. oh and how could you ever forget the parkinglot thats on a steep incline and doing sprints up it.

[LOUYONCÉ]

“DARN! DARN!” Chaplain must’ve been running with y’all 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[BodyPunchers]

I'm 30 and I'm about to re-enlist after being out for 6 years

[russellwilliams]

My DI used and improved the cadence from full metal jacket. We even won base cadence awards for it! Amazing times Ft nastii!

[pabloastudillo]

Brings back great memories- Ft Sill Ok School Brigade drill for 14 months— love it

[donovanpayton]

Fort Jackson… ain’t no place like home

[nicolaeentertainment]

Not gonna lie, If we did this more in the Marine Corps, I would of been so much better at running lol

[bdog]

When do they learn how to stay in step, cover, and aligned?

[mindgrapple]

She motivating as a MF if never mind 😂😍

[marcmurph]

U.S. Army! Where you learn to call cadence with soul, in clear, plain English. As God said, it should be.
You'd be hard pressed to find a marine, mumbling a cadence in the Army.

They'd be regulated to "road guard", right quick! Not a soldier would lose any sleep.