I Tried SWAT Academy

TEAM MK:
Production Coordinator - Iris Sullivan
Assistant Producer - Carissa S.

00:00 - Physical Fitness Test
04:10 - Entry Training
08:34 - Breaching
11:33 - Rappelling
14:14 - Hostage Scenerios
16:10 - Night Vision
16:49 - Flashbangs
17:53 - Final Challenge

[MichelleKhare]

please subscribe so we can convince the secret service to film with us

[codykirchner]

As a disabled athlete, I'd love to see you try some paralympic sports. I think having a woman like you get on a goalball court, or on a blind soccer pitch, or play wheelchair basketball/rugby would be amazing, and really beneficial to the sports. We need the publicity, and you could do a lot to help with that. Plus, you'd have a blast.

[sidharthgujja]

You see Michelle going through all this intense training and these activities BUT NO ONE TALKS ABOUT THE CAMERA MAN DUDE
MANS A LEGEND IN EVERY SINGLE CHALLENGE and the footage is AMAZING

[Logicalfear]

It baffles me that Michelle does not have her own Netflix special, TV Show, etc. This stuff needs to be seen by more than just YouTube. Well done Michelle. My brother served with S.W.A.T for 20 years and you did amazing.

[nF_Rhythm]

The way the 'wounded' officer said "My leg!" When Michelle tripped had me DYING 🤣

[gnvw]

so funny how Michelle's constantly cracking jokes with these very serious looking SWAT members lol

[Nargon]

Something I love about this series is how it sheds a light on how hard these jobs are, and how much physical and mental training goes into producing members of services we take for granted. SWAT isn't all about going in guns blazing and shooting anything in sight, even the sniper when the suspect wasn't actively posing a threat waited to see if he would surrender rather than taking life unnecessarily. Thank you so much to these officers and all of our police forces!

[Sophielsureau]

Michelle's true skill is her ability to "disarm" super intense people with her wit and hilarity. She's so damn funny it's so great to see all these serious professionals relax into their goofy sides.

[zap]

this is the first video of hers I've seen but I'm really impressed by how much effort she put into trying challenging things. very positive attitude too!

[KarenFoo]

As a competitive swimmer people always tell me that it is easy or that it is not a sport. Would love you to try competitive swimming challenges

[davielawrence]

I also really appreciate how supportive your mentors were (eg. on the obstacle run). I really hope (and think) they do the same off-camera with the other trainees. It's amazing to have supportive teachers, not ones who just scream and criticize

[tamarakhonum]

"But that's cool" at 7:11 is said in the cutest way possible, I am obsessed!

[ashleystinson]

These videos are all so interesting to me, because it makes me respect my dad so much.

He was a marine, on the swat team, and then deputy chief of police until he retired. I guess I never realized he was this tough since he was just my dad to me 😂

When I was in high school he would tell me that he could take down and run circles around any of the guys I dated even though he was in his 50’s and I definitely believe him now.

[rithimstuff]

Not only did Michelle enjoy it, but you can tell the instructors thoroughly enjoyed the teaching. Shoutout to those guys. Respect.

[kenmakozume]

At this point she's trained at a lot of important stuff so if theres a serious situation she just might be okay

[bywd]

I LOVE that she does the actual drills for a decent amount of time. like the rappel, they could have just stopped when she made it through the window. But they stick to the drill and do it until she also sticks the landing. it's what sets these apart from a local news agency puff piece <3

[TeenDream]

the fact that Michelle is, despite being in great shape, tinier than most people doing these things, you have to give her mad props in the jumps as she has a greater disadvantage. she's only 5'2, that's _amazing_ ! Michelle, I applaud you for these videos and giving everyone some insight into what goes in to each subject.

[hownotto]

She’s so giggly and fun in this video! It’s not what I expected for such a serious profession, but I couldn’t help but smile!

[asparagusnicnac]

I love how likeable Michelle is, feels like every video she makes no matter how serious her trainers are she always manages to make them laugh

[tazthetoad]

9:34 that grin is just priceless like imaging thats the last thing you see before getting your brains plastered on the wall