Can’t tell you how many times I’ve been attacked by a dude with nunchucks. Usually it’s my stupid cousin doing stupid things but still, can’t be too careful.

I am an ex cold war era Infantryman. Our training was to either A) level the building entirely with air, artillery or direct heavy weapons fire, or to B) use said building as a live fire grenade qualification course before entering. Things are much simpler in an unrestricted warfare scenario.

Hey everybody, One the things i hope I'm getting across is that you should do force on force training, even if it is a little off. What it will do is help mentally prepare you for those surprises and it will help you streamline your TTPs. Why train a technique your not going to use? There are only so many hours in a day. Thanks guys for your comments

Situational awareness is the best thing..wether he was right or wrong that’s what I took away from it besides when fighting for your life or when your life is in the line I doubt the last thing your thinking about is what’s right and wrong

In California you would be locked up in San Quentin for that shot. But in Texas it would probably be fine. That's how radically different this country is based on state at this point. Food for thought. Great vid.

Hand to hand fighting skills are a must. Train to push your self out of you comfort zone.

Great information, force on force is next on my list.

Good comments. Thank you. 👍😊🇺🇸

Nunchuck skills on point.

Thanks for the demonstration.

Talking about certain aspects afterwards would be elevated by replays of the footage while you talk maybe picture in picture if there is something Tosh or you want to point out specifically or compare first or second try on a scenario and seeing the footage and what you show together when it makes sense or side by side. Give it a try. For future videos also try different types of reach of the attacker's weapons. I recently saw a hatchet attack.

They left out the nausea, tunnel vision loss of time and shock afterwards.

Excellent learning experience and thanks for all the hard work you do in sharing your expertise!!! I feel that the most important part is repeated exposure on these types of scenarios in training. I would have to say that most responses are reactionary-- you don't have time to think and like muscle memory you will do what you think puts you to an advantage at the moment. The one concern that I have is that most hits are planned ahead of time and whether the attacker is skilled and most likely good with the knife then that is a no win situation...

Pieing corners is also critical.

Karate man, meet gunslinger!!! You guys ROCK!

What about keeping an eye out for your back stop? What if you are in a semi crowded street and this happens? We are responsible for every round we discharge.

Wow cool video 😳

That cell phone conversation/display is spicey for sure if he's talkin like that.

Gosh darn ninjas

1:30 he's being oddly specific. lol

You must be able to convince a jury you we’re in fear of your life. Plus observation & tactics pays dividends. 👍🇺🇸😊

Peeking around the corner is must: cars, scooters, skateboarders, Etc.

So typically i don't walk and use my phone if i need to use it i will stop and lean against a wall or post unless i am in a wide open space where nothing else is around. i know that its part of this scenario but its the whole ounce of prevention thing

Biggest mistake when approaching nunchuck-heavy areas is not open carrying ur katana

I think creating space would put you in the path of a bludgeon. I think staying inside might be more effective in that situation

Learned a lot and really enjoy the force on force series. It puts so much BS to bed. That intro gave me a good chuckle too. Damn ANTIFA ninjas.

Don’t just know your State laws, but know your county’s politics and who runs the local prosecutors office! Every factor is just as important as the state laws. The witnesses on scene, the individual cop responding, the prosecutor who reviews it, the defense attorney you may hire, and the actual details of the encounter ALL play a huge role in your future after any scenario where you pull your firearm. My best advice, learn how to de-escalate every situation as best you can.

The crowd is rough here! Pop smoke I'm out!

It scares me how civilians watching this will believe going for deadly force in EVERY scenario is justified.

Some instructors talk just to talk, the shooter did a great job. The instructor’s fat, enough said.

Nunchucks is not a deadly weapon no need for a firearm to deal with use knife as a realistic deadly threat in Kali we can disarm an attacker with a nunchucks or any blunt stuff if that is a deadly weapon it's another story