After several people ascended the platform, they looked with satisfaction at the dense crowd below engaged in battle and nodded approvingly.
As the camera zoomed in, the team members had already crawled fifty meters under barbed wire. Next was a fifty-meter climbing obstacle course.
These obstacles were essentially tall wooden frames with a lot of hemp ropes tied on them. The soldiers had to grab the ropes, climb up, and get over the structures. There were five of these, one every ten meters.
Don't underestimate these high structures; for most people, climbing three of them is exhausting because they stand twelve meters high, requiring climbing up and then down.
Moreover, before this, they had already crawled fifty meters and went directly into climbing without rest, which is the most exhausting.
