My goal is to have a channel like yours

@@Tacticalcatninja Why?

The first option was like that statement, “if you are homeless than buy a house”. Sure no matter how much you you learn about ideal scenarios of self defence, they do not come practical in real life, it is as much predictable as the random patters of weather.

But I thought the whole idea was not to get the point...

1er amendement tu ne tueras point Mefi, en cas de traque juridique où tu te fais attaquer par un gars prêt a crever par tous les moyens sur toi(imbroglio juridique nationalité ou autre)....et oui c aussi le souci. Ceci n'est jms abordé dans aucune vidéo Défensif défensif, extraction endroit exiguë, calmage de situation! Donc en plein air basket ,magasin de proximité Énergique et visible Non ces méthodes, inavouées, et impensable initialement. Une attaque au couteau peut être une traque juridique médicalement assistée....donc si t passes médecin kamikaze a bon, si il y passe idem +selon des statuts juridiques(pas assez de notion juridique) il y a des problèmes supplémentaires. Si tu crois que le kamikaze assaillant c des trucs du 20h t chez Bisounours. Ne t'accables pas pour autant personne normalement constitué ne pense a ça sauf qd ça se produit. 1er amendement tu ne tueras point Mefi, en cas de traque juridique où tu te fais attaquer par un gars prêt a crever par tous les moyens sur toi(imbroglio juridique nationalité ou autre)....et oui c aussi le souci. Ceci n'est jms abordé dans aucune vidéo Défensif défensif, extraction endroit exiguë, calmage de situation! Donc en plein air basket ,magasin de proximité Énergique et visible Non ces méthodes, inavouées, et impensable initialement. Une attaque au couteau peut être une traque juridique médicalement assistée....donc si t passes médecin kamikaze a bon, si il y passe idem +selon des statuts juridiques(pas assez de notion juridique) il y a des problèmes supplémentaires. Si tu crois que le kamikaze assaillant c des trucs du 20h t chez Bisounours. Ne t'accables pas pour autant personne normalement constitué ne pense a ça sauf qd ça se produit. Pour une bonne défense faut analyser les véritables stratégies larvées. Il faut fuir le combat!!!

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On point 1. timing beats speed. Being faster is better, but the ultimate decider is timing. Also, it's almost impossible to be twice as fast.

@@catocall7323 It is very difficult but... An average guy's punch is about 1/5 sec / meter ( 3 feet ) A boxer's punch is about 1/10 sec / meter. Since this is not a fair play on his part... play his game and beat him at this! It's been 2 months since I started throwing knives. My thinking is to throw it from outside the danger zone which I estimate is about 4 feet for a guy with a knife. Let's say you are 7 to 10 feet away from him. A slight step back and a throw. No time for him to do anything. I throw no-spin ( very practical ), it is going amazingly good. Using Milwaukee "duct knife" ( 5.5" blade, looks like a military knife ) I got from Home Depot. Check out tutorials on YT. It's actually a great skill to have. No chance for a stabber...

Right on man. Lots of great content out there. I’m glad you liked mine.

​@FunkerTactical you are spreading wrong information. You need kalah system

I watched Zero too. And thing I came up with. Stay from in front of blade or barrel and go offline or off center of weapon

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Thank you. I spend a lot of time with a lot of the right people 🙏🏼

Hiw many of you knocked the atttker out?

@@richardgallagher4880 Great question - the answer is none, on the whole we were working with avoiding and controlling the knife and then disabling the attacker - BUT unless you go full contact (which is not a good thing to do as every time you get knocked unconscious you kill some braincells!!!) you would not knock anyone out. Also, HOW do you knock someone out? Some people cannot take more than a light hit but some are 'ANIMALS' - look at professional boxing to see how hard it can be to knock someone out. Thus, avoiding and controlling and disabling is, as a general rule, perhaps a better option. By the way, as I said originally, surviving a knife attack is probably more about luck than skill :(

@RobertAgarHutton That was a load of waffle.😆😆 I find it very strange all of you who actually do this never throw a knockout shot. You can spar knockout shot, you know when you've been hit good at 40%.

@RobertAgarHutton "How do you knockout someone out?" 😆😆 I've just proven to you it's not luck.

@@richardgallagher4880 - Sure you know when YOU have been hit good and sure when training your partner(s) will tell you the same - I was showing students a drill where you hit your partner with increasing prower, just latst Thursday - however that is completely different from a live encounter with an unknown attacker. It doesn't mean that you shouldn't try to get the knockout if the opportunity presents and you are a good enough hitter but what about the 'little old lady' or - in my case - little old man - who is attacked by a younger stronger person with a knife. It is not going to be your default option.

Got to create the space to draw first which means at least some form of combatives first, like what the video is suggesting

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I can make more. This was only the beginning.

I’ve thought the same under for example gang attacks. Running can be good but it depends on a lot of things. I’m not in great shape, if I thought they wouldn’t chase would be a good option. Or running to a better defensive position (up a hill, towards obstacles or etc.) BUT…if you think they will chase, and if they are younger, you can end up winded from running and Adrenalin and then you are still in the same situation but now you are tired, worn out and still face the same attack. Also as I think you are pointing out, someone faster and with a knife may now be right up on you and from behind so you are in the worst situation. I did aikido for a few years, and the best I got out of it was that positioning, getting to the side and somewhat behind an attacker, as well as moving (if more than one attacker) so they are always en each others way. But add a knife or knives and …no easy solutions.

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Good idea, or also salt.

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I understand what you’re saying. The idea is to accept the possibility of getting cut but it isn’t an inevitability.

Every time I see someone parrot this I know they don't have a clue what they are talking about. A cut is NOT a certainly. A serious cut is NOT a certainly ( in fact studies have shown that 85% of all knife attacks which actually result in injuries are superficial). And cutting someone just because you have a knife is not easy - hitting someone who is resisting is hard for someone who has not practiced it a lot especially if the defender knows what they are doing.

@@mrx2586 it’s incredibly easy! Knives are basically blood paint brushes for slashing and you can stab 2-3 times a second just hammer fisting a knife going to town on someone. That’s why knife murder often have absurd amounts of stab wounds. You can stab someone 30-40 times in as many seconds or less. One’s only option to avoid getting a knife inserted into your anatomy in some manner when a knife is an immediate danger is to run away. A fight is just preventing that insertion from being lethal before you gain victory and seek medical attention. In my time doing Silat my best outcome in a spar was a slashed wrist. If it was a real blade being used I still would have needed stitches and could have bled out. And we regularly do unarmed to knife, knife to knife, and knife to unarmed sparring and drills.

@@clintonsmith1114 There are multiple things wrong with your comment. running away is NOT the only way to " avoid getting a knife inserted into your anatomy in some manner" If I had a knife and I tried to attack ANY unarmed person with even MINIMAL experience of fighting I would fail miserably. That person would overpower me, get control of the knife and do whatever they want to me It would NOT BE POSSIBLE for me " stab 2-3 times a second" - It would not be able to stab them at all! it would NOT BE POSSIBLE for me to " stab someone 30-40 times in as many seconds or less" - It would not be able to stab them at all! If I really wanted to do a bit of harm to someone who has even minimal experience of being violent and all I had was knife I would prefer it if he tried to run away because that way I would actually have a chance. If he runs and I catch him I might be able to stab him once before he turns round, fights back and wins. Its very very unlikely and I would come off worse immediately after but at least I would have a chance. If he fights me he is certainly walking away unharmed. I would never attempt to use a knife to defend myself because as far as I am concerned I only have to try it with the wrong person and it becomes impossible. I have been doing full contact martial arts for almost 10 years now and I would rate your average persons chances as even worse than mine - at least I know that a knife is not enough to enable me to harm someone who is use to fighting and violence.

Concealed carry chainsaw!

@@overwatchdesigns8969 I see a funny video coming !

You missed the point of the video....

I think so

@FunkerTactical I'm just a senior white belt in vee arnis but i take the instructors self defense course and knife class. Did to many medical issues that i have im unable to do most of the jujitsu part. We go over angles of attack so this video made so much sense but i think if you've never been on the mat people just don't get this vid. Even though i think you are very clear and informative in all your stuff. Sadly I've had to take a break from the class due to pain. I still do my drills and practice deploying my blades at home. You can learn a lot from videos but it means nothing unless you get actual training

Not true. He is talking about the fundamentals of knife defense. He even explained that it is better to avoid close quarters as much as possible in the beginning. The rest of the video explains what fundamental basics of knife defense you will need to avoid and survive a knife attack if you can’t escape. Not misleading at all. I think you are looking for a sure way to survive one but you will find there isn’t one. Because you have develop the skills first.

Bro your not a GOOD LISTENER.

Exactly. He’s just breaking everything down. There would be no way to teach it while it’s happening in fast motion. Because if he did it in fast motion I guarantee you would say that you didn’t see it because it was too fast and asking to slow it down so you can learn . So the question for you is . What do you want ? Do you want to learn or do you want to ask more questions if you didn’t see the breakdown?

Please _watch the whole video and LISTEN._