Basic Up: Reloaded – Season 2, Episode 13, 2/3

Theprincipal photography for Basic Up Reloaded was completed in February 2007. Since then, many changes to training methods and approaches have been implemented at the Canadian Forces Leadership and Recruit School (CFLRS). The changes reflect the on-going philosophy of Train to Succeed, which seeks to inspire, coach, train, mentor and motivate in order to ensure that recruits realize their full potential. For details of current programs at CFLRS, visit the School’s website: www.cflrs.forces.gc.ca Watch episodes of Basic Up: Reloaded in uninterrupted streaming at: www.army.forces.gc.ca Some scenes contain coarse language. Viewer discretion is advised. Missed Season 1? Check out the complete season here: www.youtube.com

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Comments

  1. CanadianStereotype says:

    77 lbs, you’re going to get hella sweaty in that equipment, can’t move your arms because of your rifle, and it’s like -30 celcius outside.

  2. seasaltisland says:

    What’s the last song?

  3. realbws94 says:

    what happens if you dont complete the 13 km in times

  4. wormmy158 says:

    lol exactly what i was thinking

  5. wormmy158 says:

    77 Lbs.

  6. thomas007 says:

    I love the BFT. Great exercise.

  7. PcGamerPaul says:

    Lol “Hes a bad shot hes Infantry, That’s why they give em machineguns”

  8. CanadianArmyNews says:

    There are currently no plans for a third season; however, interests in a BMOQ season have been noted.

  9. 94hockeykid says:

    Is there any chance for a third season? I would realy love to see what im up against in BMOQ! your Reply would be greatly apreatieated!!!!

  10. CanadianArmyNews says:

    Personnel must complete 13 Km in 2 hours and 26 minutes, 20 seconds. The march will be completed in fighting order with rucksack. However, instead of carrying 24.5 kg, applicants shall carry 35 kg. This weight includes the helmet, the weapon and the webbing. The helmet must be worn during the entire march.

  11. N1S1Survivalists says:

    how heavy are the pakcs they carry on there marches?

  12. JasonGreene91 says:

    haha the guy at 8:20 is just speed walking

  13. TheAntifantastic says:

    54 pounds for 13 km eh? Yes, I know I could do that.

  14. CanadianArmyNews says:

    Yes, there are many forms of additional training that occur prior to the march. For more information on the schedules and types of training they endure on a day-to-day basis, you can visit the Canadian Forces Leadership and Recruit School webpage.

  15. 99eskimo99 says:

    duabetes wont let me fight :'(

  16.  One ex commando, one current idiot!

  17. 1xcomando says:

    unbelivible and this is army??????????

  18. 1xcomando says:

    children are playing of war

  19. mikey123555 says:

    feel so bad for them…the camera man gets to ride in a car when they are all watching

  20. trueblue151 says:

    get your facts right, thats 55 pounds including rifle, helmet and tac vest

  21. Shazee083 says:

    average person walk with no gear 10 KM so with full gear 5.35Kmh is not that bad

  22. white18widow says:

    let’s see if you could do this with no coat, pants, and toque in -50 degree Chirchill weather LOL!!

  23. volkan63 says:

    thats the best attitude to tackle this.
    Pride !

  24. Let’s see if they could cart all that stuff in full gear in 29 palms, California in 110 degree heat LOL!

  25. hahaha barnes looks like my brother… tiny kid just hustlin

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