This video only has two of the lines though. Absolutely hate it, but you hear it a lot. An excellent go-to when you need a quick one. This cadence starts at 1:40 in this video. A solid choice though as most people know it. It just gets annoying after hearing it 10,000 times. It's ok, not my favorite but not terrible either. Nearly every time I march and hear cadence, this one comes up. Popular Marching Cadences: 1) Airborne Ranger (Shoot to Kill): If you do and would like to see them on here then email us and we'll add them! If you are not an Army Cadet then I apologize as this favors the Army, I just don't know cadences from other services. The cadence title will link to an audio of the song and I will also discuss it. We will discuss popular/common cadences and then awesome cadences that aren't quite as well known. There are two types of cadences, marching and running. Make life easier and call cadence like a bamf! In general, they would have an easier time with me. Whether it was right or not, I always considered the Cadets that would call cadence well to be better and more motivated Cadets. One summer at West Point I was a Platoon Sergeant for New Cadets.
Your leaders will also take notice of your knowledge of cadences and will generally be impressed. If you call cadence loud and confident, others around you will call it louder and, in general, your unit will have a lot more fun marching. Knowing popular cadences as a Cadet in a formation is also very important as it can be an incredible morale booster. As the cadence caller, cadences can make you look like a total badass or embarrass you to the point of no recovery. Though this is mostly accurate, cadences are a lot more complex than this. I'm sure at some point you've seen this happen in movies where one guy will stand off to the left of a marching formation and holler all sorts of things while they're moving, "Left, right, left, right, left, halt!" or some nonsense like that. For those of you unfamiliar, cadences are songs, rhymes, or chants used to keep a formation of marching Cadets (or Soldiers, etc.) stepping in order and together. I'm not sure how useful of a post this will be, but it will certainly be fun.
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