Only In South Korea 16 - Winter Boot Camp Endurance

The video explores a three-day military camp in South Korea attended by over 100 students and civilians. Participants endure challenging exercises like free falls and gas attacks, typically reserved for special forces. Initially struggling, the trainees gradually adapt, finding the exercises more manageable by the end. The video concludes with a reflection on the experience, highlighting the camp's intensity and the trainees' resilience.

What motivated the South Korean students and civilians to attend the military camp?

• They wanted to experience the harsh training.

• They were looking for a vacation spot.

• They were seeking employment.

• They were forced by the government.

Which of the following exercises was part of the military camp training?

• Running marathons

• Free falls on ropes

• Swimming in icy waters

• Climbing mountains

What was the usual purpose of the camp before civilians attended?

• To train special forces

• To host international conferences

• To train athletes

• To conduct scientific research

How did the trainees feel about the exercises by the last day?

• They decided to quit.

• They found them easy.

• They were still struggling.

• They found them more bearable.

What was the narrator's final remark about the camp?

• They never wanted to come back.

• They wanted to return next year.

• They found it a relaxing experience.

• They recommended it to everyone.