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Hello and welcome to a new video of me. Friends, today is a great honor for me again. I get to learn from the best of the best, because today I am with the Austrian Jagdkommando, i.e. the special operations forces of the Austrian Armed Forces.
Hello and thank you very much for the invitation, thank you very much for letting me be here. I'm really happy.
Welcome Sascha, we welcome you to the training group on survival and environmental conditions of the training department Jagdkommando and we will try to convey a lot of knowledge to you in a very short time to make you fit for the jungle adventure.
Exactly friends, because for those who have not noticed, which are very unlikely, I will soon go into the jungle or to a tropical island and there I have to survive for 7 days all alone with only 5 items.
And like in season 1, the participants were simply thrown out of the boat and had to swim to the island. Of course we do that too, friends.
So today it's about how you can survive with only 5 items, what it looks like, what are the best tips and tricks for a tropical island, survival of the finest.
24 hours friends, here we go, have fun and let's go!
Now I'm going in there somewhere, I don't know what's coming at me now. Holy shit, I've escalated.
Finish it now! Finish it! Shit, I'm doing my real dance and what's going on?
Everest bro, I'm losing my mind, shit.
Now I'm out.
So, when we turn on all snow, we are full of it.
And now up there, right there, yes, right there.
Light is something else, but I have a strong suspicion that the boat will be much lighter because not many objects will remain.
Okay, now you can see on the camera how steep it is. It's almost straight up.
I now trust this root with my life.
I hope the arrival on the island is a little more relaxed.
Hi, someone is already waiting for me.
Hi Sascha, nice to have you here.
How was it?
Amazing, absolutely.
Well done.
I see you brought a lot of equipment, that's great, but you won't need it for the next few hours.
I thought so, very nice.
But you brought it with you.
Simply because of the transport, fuck.
By the way, friends, what's going on, we are here today, doing a survival and I say thank you.
We have a real jungle expert here.
How often have you been in the jungle, where have you been?
I have been to Cameroon, Gabun, Congo, Central Africa, French Guiana, so I have experienced some jungles.
Yes, and that also as a trainer.
So friends, really the best of the best that you can have here, I have to say.
I think you can definitely leave it like that.
Maybe a little jungle-like, you have to say that you don't do the whole thing in the jungle.
This is the area where we are now.
This is the so-called Oppensteiner reservoir.
This is the southernmost part of the entrance to the training ground.
It is such a great, idyllic area.
We thought we had to show you this.
We have our survival trainings here every year, several.
Also these trainings for tracking and counter-tracking, so looking for tracks, horses and so on.
You will like that, believe me.
I'm looking forward to it, it's getting wild.
Have fun, here we go.
Welcome to the jungle.
Let's go.
And we left the luggage here, right?
You take that with you.
Oh, shit.
Everything is still completely wet, everything is full of water.
Very nice.
I love it, friends.
Everything sticks, everything sticks.
Yes, awesome.
And now, march.
Great.
Then you can take off your luggage now.
So, we have arrived directly, shirt off.
And now we quickly build a clothes hanger here.
It's done in 1-2 minutes.
Then the whole thing can dry.
Yes, perfect.
Good day.
Let's go with it.
A dream.
It's home again.
Home again.
If you land on an island, as always, then you get an overview.
You look, where am I now, orient yourself, try to find a suitable camp site right away.
But don't try to work there yet.
You look at it and say, great, that would be a possible camp site.
It should be pretty straight.
Not shallow, not directly on the water.
Whether it is seawater or fresh water, not directly.
Where there is water, there are mostly animals, insects.
You go a little bit from the beach, where you are not completely exposed to the tide, the storm, the rain, the biting.
And ebb and flow.
So the best starting point is not on the beach, not in the jungle, but right in between where the jungle starts.
This periphery, exactly.
Where you have a comfortable growth, but not the typical tropical rainforest.
Where you don't have to go that far to organize building material.
Because there is also a lot of energy and time.
Where you don't have to go forever to find drinkable water.
Try where you set up your camp.
That you have a north-natural air flow.
Then all these spring spirits will stay away for a while.
They don't want to fight the wind all the time.
They are also quite weak there.
Rather where the wind is quiet.
Then you decide on an accommodation.
Do you take a hammock with you?
I think.
However, I'm not sure yet.
And I think it's definitely a good idea.
If we practice shelter building.
That is, away from the ground.
Away?
But you said earlier that a crocodile can ...
It won't come to you.
It can jump up?
Rather the snake that will cause you problems.
The ants, the insects that are on the move.
These are the real spring spirits.
Not the crocodile.
But the jumping up.
How high do we have to build?
Like this?
We build it at an adequate height.
That you can get in and out of there.
And that you are on the safe side.
Okay, very good.
You have to have a comfortable place to sleep.
Because one thing has to be certain.
The body only regenerates in sleep.
Only when you sleep well.
That's interesting.
Because everyone always mentions drinking and eating.
But if you don't sleep at all for five days.
Then you are completely silent.
Then you are at the limit.
Only in sleep the body regenerates.
They say it's a Faust formula.
Investing 10 minutes for the sleeping place is one hour of sleep.
Investing 20 minutes of time in your sleeping place is two hours of sleep.
The more time I invest in my sleeping place.
The better I sleep.
And when we talk about sleeping.
Then I really mean lying down.
Close your eyes.
And really sleep deep and tight.
Then your body regenerates.
And then you also recover.
From strapping and so on.
And you are full of energy.
Yes, yes.
That's probably why.
Maybe hammock.
But if not.
Let's build the same bed as you have now.
Together.
Great.
Teamwork makes the dream work.
That's how it is.
What do we have here?
I brought you a bamboo.
Bamboo.
Bamboo grows in tropical regions.
The advantage of bamboo.
It is a very fast-growing plant.
It is very light.
And very, very, very hard.
It has already been harvested.
It is dust-dry.
If you find bamboo.
It's not like that in terms of color.
No.
But it's green.
It can be processed a little easier.
If something has fallen over a bamboo.
And dries.
Like this one.
Then it gets a lot harder.
And it's harder to work with.
Yes.
But it's interesting.
Because in the morning you just walk past such a bamboo.
And now you think to yourself.
You can still cut in such a bamboo.
Do you get water out of the segments?
Because it's closed there, right?
In the segments it's usually closed.
You can do it with bamboo before.
But you won't be able to do water extraction with bamboo.
So that's not.
The lianas are often better in the jungle.
But you can transport water with it.
You can even boil water in the bamboo.
You can use it as a vessel.
Ah, that's interesting.
You can make anything out of the material.
So I have one here.
Is that a kukri?
The shape is called kukri.
From the Nepalese Gurkha.
A traditional knife.
It is used as a combat knife.
Mainly as a tool.
The advantage of this kukri machete is that the weight rests in front.
The heavy part is in front.
And you have to apply much less force.
You can work very easily from the wrist.
And cut in the back.
At this point you can do some fine things.
It's great.
I can drill holes somewhere.
Simple, easy and proven.
Kukri.
This will be the part, friends.
Now I see it for the first time.
I think I'll take one like that.
If I have trees like this, I'll use it.
Go through nature with open eyes.
Take your time.
Let your imagination work.
How did we do it back then in the preparation phase?
Don't rush to do something.
And three hours later you realize that it was actually for the fish.
What are we building now?
We want to build a tent roof.
Before you build the tent roof,
take a look at nature.
Look at the trees.
If they are lightly mossed on one side,
not on the other side,
then it is a sign that the main weather side,
there is always a main weather direction everywhere,
where the weather comes from.
That the main weather comes from this side.
Where there is moss.
Exactly.
Where there is moss, there are usually no branches on it.
Because of the constant wind they break off.
On the other hand, the branches go away like a flag.
And then you say, okay, I want to stay dry.
That is, among other things, the purpose of my underground.
And then I build the roof in this direction.
So that the main weather is maintained and I stay dry.
There is not only bamboo as building material, but ...
That's great.
What I mentioned, this white wood in the jungle,
which is relatively easy to process.
There you have just as many branches everywhere.
If you notice, it feels like you're chopping on iron.
You have to stay really hard, let go.
Then it's red wood, then it's really hard stone.
That will cost too much energy.
You just keep looking and, as I said,
go through the nature with open eyes.
Right, great, great tips, Andi.
The woodcutter video has paid off.
Looks good.
Yes.
And as soon as the next one comes, you do the opposite.
You don't start from above, but from below.
Then the pressure comes back on top.
And then at some point it holds together so well.
And you don't need any tools.
Perfect.
We'll go over there now.
So that we can do that too.
With a binding material.
The thicker ...
These are real lianas.
Exactly.
The thicker this liana becomes, the more inflexible it becomes.
I can then break it off.
It woods so right.
But the thin elements of the liana ...
So this is already mature, right?
No, this is already old, exactly.
I see.
Let's just say to the heart, it breaks off.
When it's fresh, you can tie it in all directions, like a rope.
You will find lianas in the rainforest,
they just hang down from the trees.
You take them, wrap them around a few times,
try to grab them as high as possible
and hang them with all your body weight on them.
Be careful, sometimes not only the liana comes down,
but either a piece of wood in addition
or maybe even a tree branch,
which we just won.
All right.
Yes, the rough construction of your sloping roof is ready.
Now I would recommend that you start in the lying position,
because you can still roast it well.
Not everything is closed yet.
You can still go back and forth better.
And when this part is ready,
it is also easier to cover the roof above.
Okay, now it's getting exciting.
Lying position, elevation.
Elevation.
The height of the lying position should be when you stand at about hip height.
So here you are already protected from the critter
that crawls around the ground.
Okay, hip height.
Except from the jumping crocodile.
Fuck.
Always the fucking crocodile.
What we have here is a cold, slushy fireplace.
And what is left over when burning wood is coal.
These pieces of coal are nothing more than active coal
when you have a breakthrough.
Yes, it is pressed in the form of powder,
then pressed in the form of tablets
and is available for buying and eating.
If you have a breakthrough outside,
it is very, very bad,
because you lose a lot of liquid with the breakthrough.
The risk of dehydration increases enormously.
So you just go here, put a coal on the side, let it cool down
and then you just eat the pieces and the breakthrough is stopped.
Just eat.
You can also, if the fireplace is still intact
and you put a piece of wood on the side,
you have the white ash on it.
It's gone now because the wind blew away the white ash very fluffily.
The white ash is a great substitute for salt.
You have salt all over the floor.
We take the trees with the roots and store it in the wood.
And when you burn the wood, it comes back as white ash.
You can use it to salt dishes.
As a substitute for salt.
Or, for example, you wet your fingers,
you open the ashes and use it as a toothbrush substitute.
So a fire is not just heat, not just preparing food,
not just boiling water and making it enjoyable,
but I can do a lot of things by myself.
If you grind this coal and shape it into powder,
you can also use it as a part, as an element for your auxiliary water filter.
The water filter you buy also contains active coal.
In many models.
And I can also get that as an auxiliary.
Well, let's go to bed.
It won't get any earlier, friends.
But in any case, we've come to the end of the tip.
Again and again, from time to time.
And now I want to continue building.
But it will be, it will be.
We're going to make a travel document on it now.
At the beginning, it doesn't matter if you're sleeping on the floor now,
lay rough things down and get finer as you go up.
You try to create an air cushion between your body and the cold floor in cold fields.
And that only works if you have a lot of volume in between.
At least 40 centimeters.
Oh, the bed.
Five-star hotel up front today.
What am I talking about?
A thousand-star hotel today.
That's why a big roof is a real advantage today.
Logging wood so that it stays dry.
Equipment.
In general, take everything off when you sleep.
So, or leave everything on.
Leave it on.
That's how it is now.
Maybe open the buttons once or twice.
So that the air can circulate a little better again.
And then good night.
Good night.
Get up before that.
Hygiene is more in warmer areas in the morning.
Get up now.
Take off.
Wash off.
Especially the body parts where you like to sweat.
You lose saliva when you sweat.
Dirt comes in.
That rubs, of course.
And then you have an open spot.
And that doesn't get any better in the jungle.
You'll sleep like a baby.
But if bad weather comes now and it rains,
then your sleep will be interrupted very, very quickly.
That's why we need a roof now.
No matter where you are.
No matter what materials you start to cover the roof with.
Always start from the bottom up.
Why?
So that it can drip off.
Exactly.
If you work with such a rake.
The rake always has a natural bend.
Because the branches originally grow on the tree like this.
Like this.
And if you chop it off and turn it around,
the water flows off more beautifully.
The goal of the whole thing would be to cover the surface.
Then look at the surface from the inside.
And if we see a continuous black surface, it's tight.
If we have white dots everywhere, it's leakproof.
And the same is true in the jungle.
You start to cover from the bottom up.
The cover materials are much better than the rake.
So you need a lot more rake than palm leaves or banana leaves to cover.
But the same principle applies here.
Look from the inside out.
If I have a dark surface, it's tight.
If I have a lot of white dots, it's not tight.
I will appreciate that.
That's why I'm here.
Wow, it's so good.
Now after this work.
Holy shit, friends.
We have a limited shooting time.
24 hours.
But we want to get as much knowledge as possible.
We understood it.
The roof is not sealed yet.
We could work on that.
But as I said, when it rains, you have the jungle feeling.
Perfect.
So.
Now it goes on.
I think this is a cozy fire place.
Now there are some information about the fire and a few other things.
You can already see a coconut.
But now let's see what awaits us here.
The fire can be used individually.
I can prepare food.
I can prepare water.
I can make it edible.
I can make tools.
I can collect resin.
Put it in a container.
Make it liquid over the fire.
Use it as glue.
And, and, and.
So there are many possibilities.
And a very, very important aspect is the psychological effect of the fire.
You've been working all day.
You have to go, but zack, zack, zack.
All the way to 180.
At some point you will make a fire.
It burns.
The fire gets more and more and more.
It is stable.
You lean back.
And then you just look at these blazing flames.
You get the best feeling.
And you come down completely.
Yes, that is.
So to relax, to come down.
Absolutely.
To think about it.
This fire is really perfect.
Yes.
The noise, the crackling, the blazing.
It's so cool.
It's life.
It has a psychological, a very valuable psychological effect.
Absolutely.
But in order for you to get to this psychological effect, you have to be able to make a fire.
We basically work in training with various methods, auxiliary methods,
to show people how to make a fire.
Now we're going to focus on the fire steel.
The fire steel, not falsely called the fire stone.
A fire stone is really a stone that I hit with a metal object and sparks fly from it.
The fire steel is simply a metal alloy, which was invented by Austria, by the way.
Really?
It is installed in every standard lighter.
It produces sparks when I go over it with this scraper, which are around 2000 degrees,
maybe even a little hotter.
To make a fire is one thing.
To keep a fire alive is another.
That means preparation is half the battle.
Don't start.
You're out in the jungle now and start making a fire right away.
The fire might even burn and you're having fun and you're adding a little something.
And then you notice, I don't have any more firewood.
Then you disappear somewhere in the jungle.
You come back half an hour later.
What happened?
The tinder is always brought into play at the very end.
As long as you don't need it, it's right on your body.
It's dry, it's waterproof, if you have the opportunity.
But don't put it down right away.
Then it attracts humidity again.
Or the wind.
Or the wind blows into you, whatever.
Fire-free.
Hold it back in the center again.
It was too fast.
Exactly.
If you stand in front with the shovel, you don't give the flame the opportunity to develop.
Ah, okay.
You build up relative pressure, right?
Exactly.
That was a good starter.
Very good.
And don't oversleep.
Otherwise the tinder is gone.
And don't put it on right away.
Leave it alone.
The fire needs material.
But with a little distance.
Yes.
Then you're already careful.
The big ones are on.
Exactly.
You always have to be gentle with the fire at the beginning.
Later, when it has already started well, I can put stronger ones on it.
But at the beginning always work carefully, with feeling.
You really notice your passion.
You really feel the passion.
But I'm not a pyromaniac, I tell you.
It has been raining for three days in a row.
Everything you see on the wood, all the branches and so on, are wet.
The good thing is, they are mostly just wet on the outside.
But on the inside, when they have a certain strength, the very thin ones,
but with a diameter of 5, 6, 7 cm, are dry on the inside.
That means you have to see how you get to the dry wood in there.
Shorten and split the whole thing.
Split again.
And we come to the center.
And in there, in the so-called core wood, everything is still dry.
You have a container like this here.
And then you start shaving.
From top to bottom.
Don't cut, but hold the blade at a 90 degree angle.
Maybe a little bit at an angle.
And then, with a pulling movement, you produce such fine spines.
And there really is a nice heap.
These are all activities that I simply do when my other assignments are fulfilled.
When I have time and have nothing to do.
Then I just produce pike perch again.
And I have the opportunity to quickly make a fire in any situation.
This is our kind of firewood.
Fire likes structured surfaces.
Not too smooth.
You can go here and give them a bit of structure.
By making small notches.
Every flame that bites into this is happy.
And that makes it easier around the corners.
It's getting there.
Yes.
And with a lot of sensitivity.
If you light a fire, then go all the way down and go in like this.
You see, with this version you have to look at a lot more material.
It takes a lot of technique.
I have to say that again.
Zander, zander, zander.
We are now trying the variant of coconut fibers.
The fine ones, they are very fine.
It sets for a short time, but then goes out again.
It stores the heat well, but doesn't like to set the flame.
You would have to do this in conjunction with dry wood fibers.
Midway, right?
Midway into the heart.
That's how it is.
You can already see these glowing things.
Yes.
Great.
Yes.
If you do something like this, then always very close to each other.
I always think you get too little air.
No, no, no.
You just don't let it dry on it or throw it on it.
You can also see, they form a good embers.
These are the fibers of the dry bamboo.
They do a very good job.
Yes, look, they do a really good job.
If you find bamboo in the jungle, dry, fallen, take it with you to the beach.
Put it in the sun right away.
It happens relatively quickly that it loses its moisture.
Let's see if we can light a fire with bamboo.
Do you think we can do it?
If you want to.
Then it works.
Let's assume it's raining in the jungle.
Exactly now.
Shit.
All right.
That's it with my bamboo.
Direct mental training at the start.
Very nice.
Direct mental training.
I think you'll be on the ground more often in the jungle and think,
fuck, that didn't work, and then not give up, keep going.
Exactly.
Give up.
Or order a process from time to time.
You know.
Okay, let's do it again.
Checking the look over the shoulder.
Yes, very nice.
So remember, bamboo, dry bamboo at least.
Shaving burns very well and very quickly.
Oh yes, we still have coconut.
You're hungry.
Great.
And maybe thirsty.
Then you have three openings.
If you want to go here now and want to enjoy the liquid first,
then you have to break through these openings.
You can carefully try with your machete.
These openings, by the way, when the coconut falls from the tree,
one of these three openings opens and a new coconut tree grows from it.
Wow, that's interesting.
Such a nice video, isn't it, friends?
In any case, give me a thumbs up if you like it.
And?
Let's see if that works.
Are you through yet?
No, it's just dripping.
Go in with it.
Wow, that's good.
Go in with it.
And it flows off even better when you also open the second opening.
That's great.
Air hole.
Exactly.
Wow, cheers.
To your well-being.
Hey, I think we only have coconut in it.
Wow, good.
Cameraman.
This is the round now, the coconut.
Awesome.
Awesome, isn't it?
Very nice.
The guy who poured water over it before, he doesn't have any right now.
It's crazy how you can use everything.
You take the coconut fibers, the meat in it, the water, it's so tonic.
Nature simply offers so much.
Now you want to get to the delicious coconut meat, I'll tell you.
It's important not to work with the cut.
The coconut shell is very hard.
Take the back.
Hold it very loosely in your hand.
Not exactly in the middle.
Now it works.
You've already emptied it.
If you open a coconut with liquid in it, then you should do it in the upper area.
We'll do it in the middle now, because it's already empty.
And you just hit with a turning movement.
And directly Bahama wipes.
Wow, look at that.
Now you go here and just cut out elements here.
You're welcome.
Thank you.
Cameraman.
It's so nice here.
You can eat it too.
Important fact.
This is a Calvary.
The next time you eat this, hopefully on the island.
I would think of that exact moment.
That would be great.
Commonly it tastes a thousand times better than when you just buy it somewhere.
Mental aspect.
And if the coconut meat is out, you can of course also use the shell.
Can I boil the drinking water?
Yes, you can.
You just can't put it in the fire completely.
Bamboo is almost better suited.
But it works.
You can use it as a vessel.
In any case, it's cold.
We have another one for you, where you can try to open the coconut yourself.
I've heard that if you drink a lot of coconut, only coconut, then there's diarrhea.
Is that true?
Could be.
Then you have to eat coal again.
Not for everyone.
As you can imagine.
It's really a welcome change.
If you only drink river water all the time, fast-flowing water,
that's of course a welcome change.
It's really good.
Best video shoot, right?
Yes.
Can you hold it a little tighter?
Yes.
Yes!
So many great tips.
Not with the chisel, exactly.
I didn't know that before.
Thousands of insider information.
Thank you very much.
Great.
You're welcome.
Searching the camp area in daylight.
In the night, through the jungle, I wouldn't recommend it.
There are a lot of poisonous animals that are active at night.
I think we already mentioned that today.
Okay.
Now search my bed, where it will be overnight.
Let's see how the night will be.
Hopefully it doesn't start to rain.
Hopefully I'm lucky.
As I said, we had to go on.
It's certainly not tight.
Tomorrow it goes on.
There are a few more insider information.
As I said, 24 hours for you.
And of course for me.
It brings me a lot.
Sitting here.
Best location.
Now off to bed.
I even have steps at the start.
Check it out.
Yes.
I have to do some things that won't be bad.
I can only say so much.
The bed itself is a dream.
Now I have to say.
You could have climbed a little more.
It will certainly be a bit hard.
But in itself it is a bit springy.
Because it is in the height.
You can really feel it.
So completely wild.
I was just told that a pack of wolves actually lives here.
In this area.
But hopefully they won't cross today.
No shit.
Everything should be open.
And wild boars should walk around a lot.
So let's see what we hear at night.
Whether I'll be louder or not.
I hope I won't fall asleep.
I hope it won't get too cold.
And I hope it won't start raining.
And I hope all the critters like mosquitoes and so on.
It's getting dark.
Leave me alone.
I'll just sit in front of my face and close everything.
And then we'll continue tomorrow.
Oh, what's going on.
In this sense.
Sleep well.
And do one more thing.
Two.
Right.
Stop by Process.
Europe's market leader for sports food.
Definitely stop by.
Friends, thank you very much.
Definitely stop by Process.
Also for the support.
And thank you very much.
I am happy that you celebrate Process.
Feel free to stop by.
Of course not without supplements.
Healthy nutrition.
Training outfit.
Training equipment.
So definitely stop by.
There are currently many grass products.
You can find them below in the video description.
I can definitely recommend.
And yes, I would say.
Don't miss the more than 28,000 fitness products.
In my opinion also the best supplements at the best price.
But also healthy nutrition such as low-calorie products and so on.
Protein ice cream.
Protein pizza.
But also healthy finished dishes.
That's it now.
But also.
I'm already talking about food again.
Because somehow I'm already getting hungry.
But fuck it.
I think there will be fishing and spear and so on tomorrow.
That's why I have to be fit.
Thank God I'm really tired.
It was a crazy day.
There was a lot going on.
Just jumped into the water.
Yes.
I kiss your hearts.
Take care.
And good night.
Light please off.
That's it.