I Tried US Marine Corps Martial Arts

I Tried Marine Corps Martial Arts. This is hand-to-hand combat used to train US Marines in fighting tactics.

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Austen Alexander is an Active Duty Sailor, who posts weekly to YouTube. He is most popular for his challenge videos including Ms. Bikini Olympia and challenging U.S Marines to obstacle courses and races. Austen is the host of the Hot Mic Show with Austen Alexander podcast and continues to post fitness and lifestyle-related content to Instagram as well.

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[MG-gcnn]

0:03 yup that’s me..your probably wondering how I got myself into this situation, well, it all started back in 5the grade,

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[danusmc]

I'm a Marine Corps veteran. I miss these days.

[theroadrunnerjarhead]

I was in the corps in the 60’s in the infantry and am a Vietnam veteran. My company was in the original hill fights at Khe Sanh in May of 67. There was some hand to hand fighting. Prior to the Vietnam war my unit primarily trained in combat maneuvers. We were in the field most of the time learning to fight as a unit. We didn’t have much time to take up martial arts. People commenting on how the MCMAP is inferior to martial arts and mma know that it takes a lot of time and practice to become proficient in their choice of fighting styles. MCMAP is not designed to make a person a skilled martial artist. It’s designed to teach Marines in hand to hand fighting on the battlefield or in their perimeter after being overrun.

[ande]

That handshake at 9:30 was so satisfying!

[SkyBlasterOG]

"Were not killers, were protecters of life." I love that

[mikeymarcus_]

3:26 he plays soft music for the others but when he comes on rock starts playing

[BT_Spanky]

I remember this little white female corporal was my MCMAP partner for that particular training day. She barely weighed 110 pounds. She told me not to take it easy on her. The next day when we showed up for morning pt in shorts and skivvy shirts, all of her visible exposed skin was black and blue from bruising. She was a motivator...

[okamusubi]

I’m a soldier and the combatives we have is brutal but the Marines are just on another level. Ridiculously so good

[AustenAlexander]

Whatsup ya'll. I wanted to give a huge shoutout to the Marines involved that helped make this project a reality. This was one of my favorite videos to edit and watch. Enjoy! Also, sadly my belt is out of regulation so I will be in the black enlisted belt from now on!

[tokeover]

2:01 that chick's hair is like perfectly symmetrical

[Wolle]

Legends say that the officer is still asking:" Does everybody understand that?"

[lucassales]

*We have a replacement for Captain America hahaha*

[katebain]

I like the Staff Sargent, he's literally awesome

[anthonydillard]

0:02 that girl got it worse than he did 🤣🤣

[ggamba]

Twenty years in the Marine Corps, and is the first time a fourth degree Black Belt instructor MCMAP is present. Impressive Semper Fi

[jmt]

Okay but why does he seem like a real like captain America?? 😂😂

[Osprey]

That little cinematic was great I would like to see it fleshed out a little more. Even if it was just the audio for motivational purposes.

[ajproducedit]

0:04 Yep that's me. You're probably wondering how I got into this mess

[marcuspayne]

keep popping out the videos Austen. Your and Nick's are the best ones I like. I'm a U.S. Army Airborne Infantryman Combat Veteran of the Panama Invasion and 1st Gulf War with the 82nd who's in his mid 50's now, but still tries to stay halfway in shape, and you all being military and all keep me motivated to workout and stay in shape.

[AngelRodriguez-lzhq]

This is some quality work brother. Keep it up👍🏽