Community - Tim Kennedy Online

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I’ve lived my life in two arenas—literally. One in the cage as a UFC fighter, and one on the battlefield as a Green Beret in the U.S. Army Special Forces. In both places, success isn’t handed to you. It’s earned—through pain, discipline, and an unwavering commitment to purpose.

I’ve seen what makes men break, and I’ve seen what makes them rise. In war and in combat sports, weakness is exposed quickly. You don’t get to hide behind politics or policy. You either perform or you fail. And that’s exactly what we’re facing right now—a military where performance no longer seems to matter.

We’ve lost our edge. Standards are being watered down. Readiness is being sacrificed on the altar of ideology. Physical fitness scores are lowered. Discipline is optional. Recruitment is in crisis because we’re no longer calling on the strongest and the bravest—we’re trying to appease the loudest and the wokest.

Let me be clear: no one joins the military to sit through diversity seminars. They join to be warriors. To defend the country. To fight evil. To be part of something greater than themselves. But when our military leaders lose sight of that, when they focus more on pronouns than on preparing for war, we don’t just lose good people—we lose our national security.

I’ve fought against the worst of the worst overseas. I’ve stood shoulder-to-shoulder with men who would die for this country. And I’ve seen what happens when leadership is strong and standards are high—we win. Period.

That’s why I support Secretary Pete Hegseth. Pete knows what the military is supposed to be: lethal, ready, and unapologetically patriotic. And President Trump? He didn’t try to turn the military into a political science project. He restored respect. He gave warfighters the tools and the autonomy to do their job—and the world took notice.

Right now, we need an alpha military. We need masculine men who aren’t ashamed of who they are. We need women who are warriors, not pawns in a bureaucratic PR game. We need leaders who are feared by our enemies and loved by their troops. That’s the kind of force that keeps this nation free.

I’m not just standing here as a fighter or a Special Forces operator. I’m standing here as an American who believes in strength, sovereignty, and sacrifice. I’m here because I believe we can fix this—but it starts with bold leadership and a return to the warrior spirit.

This isn’t about politics. It’s about survival. It’s about securing a future where our children inherit a country worth defending—led by warriors, not bureaucrats.

Moving forward there is one standard in the military

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What is the best combo in a street fight with Bryan Callen!

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Doing some backyard camping as I test out an American made E-bike from @christiniawd some solar panel panels, and battery packs while reading my buddy Jessie’s new book.
I met my friend Jesse about 10 years ago. He used to be the COO for Sheepdog Response. He now owns a survival & preparedness co., and just released - P.A.C.E. Planning: Your Guide to Emergency Preparedness and Bugout Strategies.

P.A.C.E. stands for Primary, Alternate, Contingency, Emergency—a proven framework that ensures you are never reliant on a single solution in a crisis. Available on Amazon.

Doing some backyard camping

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Fresh eggs are the BEST and chickens are the sweetest but they do come at a cost. Both a financial and tidiness cost. Is it worth it? ABSOLUTELY!!!

EGGS

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Backdoor camping with my daughter is like trying to pitch a tent while juggling flaming marshmallows - it’s chaotic, but magical. We sneak into the woods beyond our pirate ship, away from the usual spots, and it’s just us, the stars, the bright planets and a half moon, and my questionable “what is safe” meter. It’s not just about teaching her how to start a fire or avoid poison ivy; it’s about building a bond where she laughs at my terrible dad-joke campfire stories. Every misadventure we have is a lesson in love and laughter, proving that even if I’m the world’s worst “yeah this is gonna work” adventurer, I’m still her favorite human. Here’s to more nights of making memories, one hilarious mishap at a time.

dad life

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My wife was traveling with my son for sports which left the little girl and I up to our own devices.
Over the weekend we tackled:
Ballet, hockey, our chores, backyard camping, a canoe trip down a spring fed creek to the Colorado river, and most importantly laughs during every adventure. I only have 12 more springs with her. That is it! I have two grown adult wonderful daughters. Young women that are on their own journeys now. I missed nearly all of their early years. What I would give to go back in time to see those little hands and mischievous beautiful smiles.

Ballet, hockey, our chores, backyard camping,

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Bring your overland rig to the Sheepdog Response Overland Rendezvous in Cedar Park, Texas.<br /><br />This is for ALL AGES!<br /><br />Join us for a fun day of overland vehicle showcasing and competition, expert-led classes, meeting fellow overland enthusiasts!<br /><br />@thoroffroadtx<br />@bhcustoms_tx<br />@whitlockautomotive<br />@ivdsuspension<br />@magnaflow<br />@nittotire<br />@realtruck<br />@1daywrapsdotcom<br />@graphicsguys<br />@arb4x4usa<br />@optimabatteries<br />@kchilites<br />@factor55<br />@warnindustries<br />@pelican<br />@powerbrake.official<br />@frontrunneroutfitterso<br />@atxmotoadventures

Sheepdog Response Overland Rendezvous

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How do you stay safe while camping in a van?

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Feels like I have been in Washington DC for the past four months.<br />Getting back to Texas where freedom rings.<br />Getting smashed on the mats and destroyed at the gym.<br />Getting to be back on the range.<br />Getting smoked by folks way faster than me.<br />Getting to sleep in my own bed.<br />Getting back to what I love.

Getting to be back on the range.

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Epic session this morning with my forever friend and former strength and conditioning coach @juannit_247 whose thighs are the things of legends.<br /><br />-Program<br /><br />Warmup:<br />Core and hip warm up<br />5 min BikeErg @ 1:45 pace<br />CNS Activation:<br />10 explosive plyo pushups<br />5 jumping MB Slam<br />X3 sets<br /><br />5 Power cleans<br />5 Knee lift pull-ups<br />X5 sets<br /><br />8 single arm hip elevated DB press 80lbs<br />8 single arm power bent over rows 100lbs<br />X4<br /><br />250 Run<br />250 SkiErg<br />25 Wall ball 20lbs<br />250 Row<br />X2

Epic session

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Here in Texas in just the past few years we have had epic level power outages that caused loss of life. In a world where power outages can stem from natural disasters, grid failures, or even deliberate attacks, emergency power solutions like generators, solar panels, battery banks, and whole-house systems are no longer luxuries—they’re lifelines. The U.S. grid, aging and vulnerable, saw over 1.5 billion outage hours in 2023 alone, while experts warn a single EMP could knock out power for months, risking chaos as food spoils, water pumps fail, and hospitals falter. Portable generators offer quick relief, solar setups provide sustainable juice, and battery banks store it for the long haul—whole-house systems tie it all together for seamless resilience. These tools don’t just keep the lights on; they safeguard lives, proving that preparedness isn’t paranoia—it’s survival.

Emergency Power

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I love being a grown man and having a bunch of backpacks. Backpacks are the best. Backpack backpack. Backpack.

Backpacks are the best.

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