In the latest turn of events, a video of SAPS training has been going viral all over the internet. Due to this, many hilarious memes and reaction videos are dominating the internet. Users are finding it laughable and a great meme to share with family and friends.
If you are curious to know what the video is all about, just type ‘SAPS Training Video Goes Viral’ and you will come across many funny posts and memes.
People on social media platforms like Twitter, and Reddit are sharing it like crazy, getting clicks and attention. If you don’t know the whole story then we are here to help you, we are gonna be diving into the story and know what the fuss is about.
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As stated above, the video shows a SAPS officer completing his training. The funny part is how they are being trained. The training looks more like playing the game of dodgeball.
You can clearly see an officer in a uniform coming down the stairs while wearing a protected shield. He goes on to throw big tyres, but with time he is unable to get his foot before another big tyre is thrown at him.
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Netizens on the internet are shocked to see how hard their training is. This video was shot in South Africa.
One of the users on twitter commented on the video “Make it realistic, light the tyres on fire.”
While another quoted- “This is so funny. Looks like a scene from [the] movie Police Academy.”
The viral SAPS training video clearly shows trainees bravely completing their training while wearing their formal uniform, protective shields, and helmets.
FAQs
What is the SAPS training video about?
The video depicts a SAPS (South African Police Service) officer going through his training, which has gained popularity due to its unconventional approach. The officer is seen navigating obstacles, including large tires, while wearing protective gear.
Why is the video going viral?
The video’s humorous portrayal of SAPS training, resembling a game of dodgeball, has sparked a viral trend. Social media platforms like Twitter and Reddit are flooded with funny memes and reaction videos based on the footage.
