Knife Defense
Self Defense Tactics That Will Get You KILLED in a Street Fight
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We have been talking a lot about what to do in a street fight – but how about what NOT to do? Subscribe to my channel …
We have been talking a lot about what to do in a street fight – but how about what NOT to do? Subscribe to my channel …
bullshit
You have proved something that I have believed for many years
Compartmentalized techniques and memorize tech Meeks against a knife is foolish and a waste of time but most people in the martial art community do not believe me therefore they consider me. An outsider
true. very true. that's why I love sogobudo.
first person I see to call out those 123 defense good job
Well said my man..
Bleach!
1-2-3
punch-pucn-punch?
This is true. Katas aren't real life.
Seriously the average Joe doesn't know Kung Fu but he knows CRAZY, and I'd pick a fight with a Kung fu guy than a crazy guy any day
hey nick is there any chance your greek because my familys last name is drossos
the best defense : RUN! run faster
Aren't you conflating two types of sequences here (i.e. short vs. long scale)? Combos used by MMA fighters are sequential, setting up a knee strike is sequential, setting up a takedown and even the takedown itself is sequential and all are utilized by professional fighters of all martial sports. What's different about the sequential nature of hip throw/single leg shot vs. the steps involved with a knife disarm? None. Both are necessary sequences for a technique (i.e. short scale). Planning out the complete sequence of a fight would be long-scale, where your argument stands, but that's entirely different from the steps involved in a particular technique.
Training slowly is also necessary in order to initially learn a technique. There's nothing wrong with starting off slow. Even simple techniques like a simple jab require beginners to learn slow at first, because bad habits arise when they try to start off too fast. I'm sure you realize this but you're coming off as a "go 100% ALL the time" kind of guy.
Good point about the MMA fighters!
I completely concur
I would say a good defense against a knife is a retractable baton,long enough to keep the attacker at bay,or break his arm with it.Too bad its Ilegal to carry one,or else I would.
Nick, what do you think of KRAV MAGA? Practical? What are your thoughts? That would really help. 'Cuz in a StreetFight, everything is UnPredictable. Your Advice would be great, thank you!
I feel pretty proud of my dojo then. Sure, we practice knife defense like what was shown in this vid, but we also go to town with sharpies. You learn quickly to have fear and respect for knives because you will get cut.
Thing is, that is just one possible way out of millions. It's like a tree, some movement could branch off to some other branches etc. And people don't have time, discipline to learn to lead the situation to best branch you could get in those "bad ass fancy" movements.
well spoken, if someone has a knife, you are likely to get cut, the point is not to get killed
You're just completely stupid here. Of course any kind of martial arts have scheduled plans on what to do. Like when you were giving your example of real life full speed attack you still A: grab the arm, B: wrestle that guy (and you stoped here but I can bet it was C: put him down and D: grab the knife).
Of course there is a schedule plan to follow for everything. You're calling this fake but even you did this. The real thing that was debated on this video was most likely the difference between training in slow motion versus training at full speed and intensity, but even at high intensity adn resistance you still follow a plan.
When it comes to knives, my only tip would be to be prepared to get cut and just accept it. Just try to control how severe the cuts will be. If you hesitate or stop for a second in the middle of the fight because "you can't fucking believe that you just got stabbed/cut!", your numbers are up. Alot of training facilities forget the mental aspect of fighting. Soldiers are being taught to run through different scenarios in their heads on how to react, what to do in what order if this or that situation would happen. Alot. All the time. Serious martial artists should do the same.
This is true. Blades are quite dangerous. The only real way to defend against a knife is have a knife of your own and kill the other person first.
That is the only real way. It is basically kill or be killed.
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