What is the most physically challenging thing you ever did?

[anabolichalo]

i did 5 sets of 5 with 162,5 kg in olympic squat without belt or knee sleeves at 85 kg bodyweight 6' tall

it was the most hardest thing i have ever done physically like about to have an aneurysm

[333386]

Actually - the first few workouts of Rushfit when i was weighing in at 230 were frucking brutual since i had horrible cardio at that weight. 

Got PT'd once by a DI so bad they had to call the EMT to watch in case I passed out.  Full rain gear, drill rifle, on the grinder in the sun.  Good livin.

[The Showstoppa]

Actually - the first few workouts of Rushfit when i was weighing in at 230 were frucking brutual since i had horrible cardio at that weight. 

Got PT'd once by a DI so bad they had to call the EMT to watch in case I passed out.  Full rain gear, drill rifle, on the grinder in the sun.  Good livin.

"Self destruct.....BEGIN !!!!" 

[333386]

"Self destruct.....BEGIN !!!!" 

I dont remember what I did - but after its over - you feel tougher for it.  Mountclimbers, pushups, hold drill rifle straigh out forever, flutter kicks, etc. 

[The Showstoppa]

I dont remember what I did - but after its over - you feel tougher for it.  Mountclimbers, pushups, hold drill rifle straigh out forever, flutter kicks, etc. 

That was just the terms our CC called it.

[333386]

That was just the terms our CC called it.

Now I remember - LMFAO!!!!

I forgot to salute a Lt. Commander and asked a question directly about something ridiculous.   I didnt think anything about it at the time since no one said anything until the DI came at me screaming a few hours later redder than a tomato.   

[Purple Aki]

Did a PT session in the pool which involved treading water for about 30 mins while dressed in combats and passing weight plates and drill rifles above our heads. I'm not the strongest at treading water and towards the end I was contemplating just sinking to the bottom and drowning.

Absolutely disgusting.

[snx]

Well, let's see:

Three-a-day practices in the August heat in college getting ready for season. That was tough every year in college. It never got easy. Lots of puking, light headedness, and just praying for it all to end. But the worst was as soon as you got the pads off in the locker room, you knew you'd be out there again in 3 hours, and it'd be hotter.

Then there was the suicide test sprint. You had to run 20 consecutive 40-yard dashes, with no more than 30 seconds rest between sprints. Your time was averaged, and ranked into your position on scout team as a redshirt, or if you actually got to dress. Not the only factor, but it was a big one. So you pushed and puked your way through it. Because they ran this right as the first thing you did when you showed up to camp, you were not ready for it like you would have been 5 games into the season. Even though you trained for it.

Bodybuilding diet in the last week with the carb and water cut. That's a long week filled with longing, suffering, dizziness, temptation, self-doubt.

But by far the hardest thing I've ever done physically was freestyle wrestling in college. I remember going the distance against the number one ranked guy in another state. He beat me 6 to 4. It was the longest, hardest match of my life. I had cut too much weight to make 209 in too short a time. I was gassed after a minute (my fourth match that day), and though I thought I had a shot going in, towards the end, I was hanging on for dear life trying not to get mercy'd. It's why I very much respect what MMA fighters can do. My lungs were burning so badly it hurt to breathe. I remember laying down for 30 minutes after the bout and not wanting to move.

The most painful thing, was when I branded the inside of my palm with a large piece of iron that I thought had cooled off. Having some beers with buddies near the bonfire. The metal poker we used to keep the fire hot usually sat to the side. I thought I had only left it in the fire for a few seconds, and picked it up. I was wrong. It was more like 30 minutes. Complete 3rd degree burns through the palm of my hand. It's amazing how sensitive the palm of your hand is. The pain was off the charts. People who choose self-immolation as a suicide are crazy. If I was a in a burning building with no chance of rescue, I'd jump. 

[jodsy]

try and find your moms pussy inbetween all the roles

[333386]

Did a PT session in the pool which involved treading water for about 30 mins while dressed in combats and passing weight plates and drill rifles above our heads. I'm not the strongest at treading water and towards the end I was contemplating just sinking to the bottom and drowning.

Absolutely disgusting.

tough stuff!   damn 

[Rudee]

backpacking through the west coast trail over 7 days in pouring rain.

[anabolichalo]

i had sex with an amputee girl once

she was the most physically challenged thing i ever did

[The True Adonis]

Hand digging out driveways, foundations ect.
A typical monday would have an 8 yard skip dropped off at 7.30, have it full by dinnertime and fill another one that afternoon. Was fucking hard work.

This!

[airosol]

Lost coast trail hike. 25 miles in just over 2 days. Cold, Rainy,  miserable

[ukjeff]

threading a fine needle with fat cotton.

[_bruce_]

Seb he's talking about the gruelling BJ's for gear he endured every week

 

[oldtimer1]

I was on top of my wife and I called her another name. I hung on for 8 seconds before she bucked me off.

[Onetimehard]

A marathon but keep in mind I do not have a body of a runner, not even close. Took me over 4 hours lol 

[333386]

A marathon but keep in mind I do not have a body of a runner, not even close. Took me over 4 hours lol 

Did you get blisters?

[Johnny Falcon]

actually giving a flying fuck about most rubbish posts here was the most challenging thing ive ever done here

[RAtard]

I worked in a factory without air conditioning last summer, during the worst heat wave in literally 50 years.

Up in the north we ain't use to no heat, 25 degree's is crazy hot to me, and it was 40-50 degrees with the humidex for the whole summer inside that factory.

That by itself wouldn't of been an issue, but being 6 4 in a factory made for midgets with tendon issues in both my arms and nerve damage, it's fucking brutal.

Every 8 hours was hell, and I did quite a bit of permanent damage to my body.

Seriously if you don't go home at the end of the day, knowing you've done serious damage to your body you've never worked in my opinion.

[ukjeff]

Every 8 hours was hell, and I did quite a bit of permanent damage to my body.brain.

fixed

[333386]

I think this GoRuck Challenge is going to take me to the brink.   

[RAtard]

fixed

Hey don't fuck around buddy, I doubt many getbiggers would of stuck it out.

[makaveli25]

Use to run track and I hated it. I ran the open 800, 4 x 800, open 400, and the 4 x 400. I use to feel sick as hell after each meet. It was a gut check for sure. Two times around the track at pretty much a sprint! I was a naturally great runner until I put on so much weight. I would get nervous as hell before the meets. Right before the race started the butterflies were the worst and when the gun went off goddamn!