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Great channel, found it a few months ago and learned a lot. I specifically liked this vid, a lot of truths. Our channel covers a lot of empty hand stuff and well as survival concepts. Check us out and feel free to subscribe .
Very good advice all around: strike first when you know it's coming to a fight, follow through, fists break on bone, and target weak areas. I'll add a bit if I may: Your fingers are in a good position to damage the eyes from a simple straight palm to the face. Rabbit punching is very nasty. (back of the head/brain stem) Fish hooking wounds terribly. Favorite of cowboys and streetfighters of the past. Strength and stamina are important, but the killer attitude is what will get you home. Situational awareness: Avoid fights whenever possible. Even when you win a fight, you are usually injured yourself. At least that's my exp. and I prefer not to be injured. It sucks to limp around and wince for a week.
Thanks MD You are a jack of all trades. You present the procedures and techniques in an easy to understand, simple and effective manner. I am a DT instructor and in training others, the more simple techniques are easier to learn, retain and deliver effectively. You continue to amaze me and you are a man much, deeper than others may view you. Thank you for your continuing instruction in the areas we need to have for our survival. JJ
The inside knife hand strike is one of my "go to's". I haven't seen anything here that explains the importance of torquing the body and the proper foot work to achieve that. Didn't watch the entire video though. Bedtime here. lol
Great video. I earned my black belt in 2002 after 8 years of training. It was a great school and ran by one of the Blood and Guts originals. I also bounced in a few bars in the 80's, worked in a few fully occupied, maximum security prisons, plus grew up street fighting with some decent fighters. Never had a street altercation once the formal martial arts training began, but did full contact training and competition. My opinion: strike fast and hard with evil intent. Nothing flashy and stay on both feet. Take care of business and get away-don't leave your calling card.
Rule #1 chin tucked #2 hands up and protect your chin #3 straight and tight punches # 4 when ducking bend your knees not the waist, keeping eyes up. # 5 don't telegraph # 6 move your head
Great video Mr creekmore. After boxing for years and winning new England gloves. The best advice I would give someone is keep your chin tucked ! And keep your hands high and tight to your chin. This will make your stricking drastically faster and far less vulnerable to getting knocked out.
All jokes aside this is one of the most hands on informative prepper channel episode I’ve seen in a long time. Good info for those who otherwise would not know.
Strike first , strike hard , no mercy!! You would have made a good Cobra Kai!! In all seriousness this is something everyone needs to know. Quick, dirty confrontation ending strikes
Great video, thank you! Techniques that you are using is a form of Krav Maga, it is an Israeli fighting technique. Very aggressive and very effective. I used to be a instructor. All law enforcement agencies are trained in Krav Maga techniques. The Hammer fist technique is one of the most powerful out of all strikes, and is less likely to injure your hand. The Hammer fist strike to the collarbone is very effective because it only takes 3 pounds of force to snap the collarbone. If it is followed up by a chin stripe oh, more than likely your opponent is down and finished. It really depends on the height of your opponent on what techniques you should use. If I was 5 feet 9 and my opponent was 6 foot 4, my first strike would be a upper chin strike if possible, you can use that height to your advantage. Like you said is true if the fight is inevitable you must land the first devastating blow. I try to end all fights Within a 10-second rule. The faster you can end the fight the less likely you are to sustain injuries to yourself. You can go on YouTube and look up Krav Maga fighting techniques . The most important technique you need to work on with any of those blows is speed and power follow through . Thanks and God bless!
I did a lot of this training as an MP while in the military but I’ve learned to bring a gun to a fight. Always be armed. The last fight I was in was on New Year’s Eve 30 years ago at my favorite bar/restaurant. I was with my brother and his wife having dinner when some guy grabbed me and shoved me. I walked away because I didn’t want any bs. An hour later I was getting a beer at the bar when he decided to mess with me. He had 4 guys with him. I decided that I needed to drop him in a dramatic way to keep his buddies in check. I eyeballed him with 2 fingers. He hit the floor screaming and bleeding from both eyes. It worked. His guys backed off because they didn’t know how I dropped him so fast. The bouncer threw me out but the bartender came out and explained that I was defending myself and let me back in. He was taken away in an ambulance. I was hesitant to go back to the bar for months because of the damage I did to him. 2 morals to the story. Always hit a soft spot, and always be armed.
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Great job Sir!
Thanks. But watch this gets taken down
What does your shirt say?
Another great vid. .Thank you again ,sir.
Great channel, found it a few months ago and learned a lot. I specifically liked this vid, a lot of truths. Our channel covers a lot of empty hand stuff and well as survival concepts. Check us out and feel free to subscribe .
YIKES! I almost felt sorry for Bob! The carload of goofballs that were revving around your property are lucky they moved on!
Very good advice all around: strike first when you know it's coming to a fight, follow through, fists break on bone, and target weak areas. I'll add a bit if I may:
Your fingers are in a good position to damage the eyes from a simple straight palm to the face.
Rabbit punching is very nasty. (back of the head/brain stem)
Fish hooking wounds terribly. Favorite of cowboys and streetfighters of the past.
Strength and stamina are important, but the killer attitude is what will get you home.
Situational awareness: Avoid fights whenever possible. Even when you win a fight, you are usually injured yourself. At least that's my exp. and I prefer not to be injured. It sucks to limp around and wince for a week.
Great video and good points
You can't fight .
Thanks MD
You are a jack of all trades. You present the procedures and techniques in an easy to understand, simple and effective manner.
I am a DT instructor and in training others, the more simple techniques are easier to learn, retain and deliver effectively.
You continue to amaze me and you are a man much, deeper than others may view you.
Thank you for your continuing instruction in the areas we need to have for our survival.
JJ
Thank you
excellent video!
NICE m.d ….this is the things you need to know before g.u.n.s…opp
How long did you serve in the military?
That's good info but some of them gut kicks might not work on some people because they might have body armor on
Great video as always man! Keep em coming !
The inside knife hand strike is one of my "go to's". I haven't seen anything here that explains the importance of torquing the body and the proper foot work to achieve that. Didn't watch the entire video though. Bedtime here. lol
Great video. I earned my black belt in 2002 after 8 years of training. It was a great school and ran by one of the Blood and Guts originals. I also bounced in a few bars in the 80's, worked in a few fully occupied, maximum security prisons, plus grew up street fighting with some decent fighters. Never had a street altercation once the formal martial arts training began, but did full contact training and competition. My opinion: strike fast and hard with evil intent. Nothing flashy and stay on both feet. Take care of business and get away-don't leave your calling card.
Rule #1 chin tucked
#2 hands up and protect your chin
#3 straight and tight punches
# 4 when ducking bend your knees not the waist, keeping eyes up.
# 5 don't telegraph
# 6 move your head
Great video Mr creekmore. After boxing for years and winning new England gloves. The best advice I would give someone is keep your chin tucked ! And keep your hands high and tight to your chin. This will make your stricking drastically faster and far less vulnerable to getting knocked out.
Great self defense training MD, it really does work. Training training training till it becomes muscle memory.
Hammer fist strikes don’t work well if you have chubby hands or if you are weak. I’d agree with everything else.
Palm to lower nose upward shove it in the brain.
Knee him in the gonads.
Car keys in their eye.
Imagine your surprise if you went in for a strike and actually DID knock his head clean off.
All jokes aside this is one of the most hands on informative prepper channel episode I’ve seen in a long time. Good info for those who otherwise would not know.
Strike first , strike hard , no mercy!! You would have made a good Cobra Kai!! In all seriousness this is something everyone needs to know. Quick, dirty confrontation ending strikes
Thank you… Sent this to my kids and grandkids.
Well done.
Well done MD, excellent video!
Muay Thai is a great thing to learn if you can.
Outstanding Video, Well Done.
Don't mess with M.D.; he's a scrapper! Something tells me M.D. WILL have his weapon and won't need to use this skill. Great video. Thank you, sir.
Great Presentation and instruction.
Good points . Might have to fight dirty to protect your own life .
What is the point of hand to hand combat? I have a firearm all I have to is shoot than say I was in fear for my life
Great video, thank you! Techniques that you are using is a form of Krav Maga, it is an Israeli fighting technique. Very aggressive and very effective. I used to be a instructor. All law enforcement agencies are trained in Krav Maga techniques. The Hammer fist technique is one of the most powerful out of all strikes, and is less likely to injure your hand. The Hammer fist strike to the collarbone is very effective because it only takes 3 pounds of force to snap the collarbone. If it is followed up by a chin stripe oh, more than likely your opponent is down and finished. It really depends on the height of your opponent on what techniques you should use. If I was 5 feet 9 and my opponent was 6 foot 4, my first strike would be a upper chin strike if possible, you can use that height to your advantage. Like you said is true if the fight is inevitable you must land the first devastating blow. I try to end all fights Within a 10-second rule. The faster you can end the fight the less likely you are to sustain injuries to yourself. You can go on YouTube and look up Krav Maga fighting techniques . The most important technique you need to work on with any of those blows is speed and power follow through . Thanks and God bless!
You better not try those fancy moves on any chinese boys. Remember, if you relax it wont hurt as bad.
Wow! I want to be on your team!!! Excellent moves. I'm sure even I can do a couple of those moves. Thank you for the demonstrations.
I did a lot of this training as an MP while in the military but I’ve learned to bring a gun to a fight. Always be armed. The last fight I was in was on New Year’s Eve 30 years ago at my favorite bar/restaurant. I was with my brother and his wife having dinner when some guy grabbed me and shoved me. I walked away because I didn’t want any bs. An hour later I was getting a beer at the bar when he decided to mess with me. He had 4 guys with him. I decided that I needed to drop him in a dramatic way to keep his buddies in check. I eyeballed him with 2 fingers. He hit the floor screaming and bleeding from both eyes. It worked. His guys backed off because they didn’t know how I dropped him so fast. The bouncer threw me out but the bartender came out and explained that I was defending myself and let me back in. He was taken away in an ambulance. I was hesitant to go back to the bar for months because of the damage I did to him. 2 morals to the story. Always hit a soft spot, and always be armed.