Knife Fighting Training
Israeli Commando Knife Fighting Tutorial 2
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Instructions for Knife Fighting Stance, Slash and Stab Angles.
Instructions for Knife Fighting Stance, Slash and Stab Angles.
Instructions for Knife Fighting Stance, Slash and Stab Angles.
what if he moves to 9:35 and he is EST and the opponent is in PST? Should we expect the opponent move to 6:30? what if the opponent is using "military" time and he moves to 17:30? Crap… It's so complicated.
Does anyone know what the name of the knife he is using.?Also it looks like a fixed blade.
I'm American. You show up with a knife you're gonna get fucked.
Im comming from Boxing, that surely helps
The RZA and thousands of Israelis agree: PROTECT YA NECK.
this guy sucks
Thank you
Any time anyone says "This is the only way" be very critical of what that person is teaching you. There are many paths to the truth in all things, this is only one. Good information though.
I didn't know the Israeli acent was so close to any arabic.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. Very informative!!! I hope I never have to use these skills, but It's better to have them and not need them than to need them and not have them.
"you always wanna keep the knife up front". hmm. navy seals say the opposite.
Alright, so I have a question. I am currently boxing and have very well conditioned my left hand, or my non-dominant hand, to be in front. It works very comfortably and if I switch to have my right hand it front, it just feels awkward. The instructor said to have the knife in your dominant hand and your dominant hand in front. Would it be okay for me to have my left hand at the front, since I am most used to it, or should I practice and condition my right hand to be more used to moving like that.
Is he using a real knife in this demonstration? Awesome!
9:09 brave man
This man has taken lives.
If your ever in a knifefight(lol) I wouldent worry about slashing at all.
Will there ever be a legit street fight situation where the instigator pulls a knife, then the defender pulls a knife and they decide too go at it. Thats what I wonder.
Would have been an epic youtube clip.
Fuck this. Ball out and learn how to throw a knife
The slashing is very much like the slashing movements/angles in using a katana.
I was always taught your opposite leg was meant to be forward, like if your dominant hand is your right then you put your left leg in front. Why is he doing it opposite?
Differences: I was taught to protect my lower body (belly button down) with my off hand (hand not holding the blade). This is instituted to slap or knock away or deflect an attacker's arm, or to parry a punch. My blade protected my upper body. The off hand or 'protector hand and arm,' and the blade wielding hand, are always to work in tandem…one always protecting the other when fighting.
All else you teach, 'pyramid sector' and 'points of thrust/slash/stick, stepping forward to attack/stepping back to reassess or rethink when overwhelmed, are clock on similar. One important thing I was taught is never providing or producing the 'negative' position or opportunity, for an attacker to utilize against you. Aggressiveness and intimidation was also a stressed criteria. Even stomping the ground loudly with a foot was taught me; to gain the attacker's attention for a brief, strategical moment.
Good video, Instructor. Thank you. I'm going on to your third video.
Meck1786, I see your point, and I was just about to comment about the left (rear) hand positioned in front of the throat, yes, but, like you, I'd want the outer hand and outer forearm facing the opponent, to avoid the danger of exposing the wrist and inner arm, which is how I was always taught to parry blades, if at all possible. That springing back foot does work, though, IMHO. I still appreciate that these insights are being shared.