Scary Reality of Knife Attacks
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Knife attacks happen fast and sometimes with little time to react. Too often do I see "knife defense" techniques for disarming if someone attacks you in a specific manner. We should instead be focused on how to control the attacking arm and the attacker before we active our John Wick techniques...
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When you're preparing for a trip to London.
😂
As a Londoner this made me chuckle
bloo’ee ‘ell who needs a knoife?
ISLAMABAD or Adis Abebba, you meant.
"At least we dun't get shot doin mafs in skool"
A realistic knife attack defense is to run away as fast as you can
Yes but wont always be the case and most times knives come into play once they are already close to you
@@staysafemartialarts avoidance, deescalation, escape and last resort is conflict. The 1st 3 should be just as important as the last resort. That's my point because in very few situations will even the most skillful martial artists avoid serious injury when in conflict with a motivated knife attacker.
Depends on the knife attacker bro, if he's an average guy holding a knife it wouldn't be that hard to disarm just be considerate and alert, but against a skilled knife fighter its likely impossible to do that
Have a gun
So basically practice sprinting and stamina
I was homeless for 2 1/2 years(I was an addict for over 11 years) and in May of 2021, I was stabbed 7 times by another homeless guy who robbed me after I gave him food and a cigarette. He had planned to ask me for those things to get my guard down. I fought him, neither of us got the upper hand, but we both fell on the ground at one point and he stabbed me over and over. Once in the arm, 3 times in the right knee, and 3 times in the back. Long story short, he was caught 5 mins after he took off and got 8 years in prison. He only did a lil over 2 years tho and got out in September 2023. 🤷I got clean shortly afterwards. I've been clean awhile now and have a job, a house, and a truck, so besides being stabbed, I think I came out of it better.
Awesome, great for you man. I’m a sober addict myself but I still smoke pot, nicotine and drink coffee. I’ll eventually quit that too, or take breaks throughout the rest of my life.
a homeless guy robbing another homeless guy...
there are swarms of people walking with a small amount of wealth on their wedding finger.
perhaps he felt less shame attacking another homeless person, projecting his own evil towards another, "just one evil hurting another evil".
@@Light-qi8ol Uh, idk why I was "another evil" just because I was homeless at the time, but it was 3am and nobody was around, so he saw an opportunity fit for a cowardly act.
@@Juju_The_Dude i believe you may be right that you were just an easy target.
i was thinking in terms of the attacker dehumanizing his own "homeless identity" and perhaps dehumanizing others like him in the process, thus justifying his choice of victim - but sometimes the answer is just simple i suppose.
@@Light-qi8ol Ah, gotcha. And yeah, it sucked, I still get nightmares about it, but I'm building my life back up from the rubble that it was and where I am now compared to May 2021 is night and day and I NEVER thought I'd get off the streets or the drugs when I was on them.
As my sensei always said:
"The true fighter continually prepares to be the strongest.
If the opponent draws his knife, the true fighter immediately shows him that he is the fastest in running."
Sounds like something Vash The Stampede would say.
@@CookiePieMonster Ahahah, maybe, but then he would have never run away for real...
My sensei put it this way. “If there is going to be trouble, don’t be there.”
Not just fast, but have a stamina to hold the march, that's why we trained 😂
There is a very old saying that has synonyms in all continents and eras, but goes like this:
"When two people fight with knives, the loser dies in the fight, the winner dies in the ambulance."
Yep! There are three outcomes to a knife fight: you go down; he goes down; you both go down. You’re at disadvantage from the word go!
Well said.
Yessssssss
😂😂😂
Yep. This was basically my Grandfather's comment to me about a knife fight. No one wins. Everyone is shedding blood one way or another.
The best knife defense practitioner I’ve seen is Usain Bolt
Can he run through walls when he's cornered?
@@jason2014 Not sure but you can try it out and let me know how it goes ;)
@@jason2014plan b would be parkour but that's depends if the wall isn't too high
I disagree. Usain Bolt regularly leaves his home, and does not wear full plate armor either.
😂😂😂😂
"Karate only works when the other guy is doing karate"
You don’t know karate then
@@Naej7 Obviously? I guess the reference is lost on you but the quote refers to the garden variety martial arts for which the average person takes lessons for and is shown in low-budget movies.
Happy to explain anything else for you big guy👍
@@Frogman1212 Explain better then cause I didn’t understand shit 😂
@@Naej7 Of course you don't. 😂
I did karate and I get that feeling
My martial art teacher always told us: "If your opponent has a knife, don't even try. Just run."
If you can!
Y cuando no podés?
I am - or I was - a martial arts instructor, and I can tell you that that advice is baloney for the simple reason that in a real life situation of this kind, it is almost always impossible to run away. First of all, your attacker is highly unlikely to be alone, and his buddies will be standing beside you, or behind you, preventing you from making a run for it. Second, attacks usually happen in places like bars, buses, crowded dance clubs, where you are surrounded by obstacles like chairs, tables, pillars, other people etc. You are unlikely to get more than a couple of yards before your getaway is blocked and attacker stabs you in the back. And third, if your attacker already has a knife in his hand, he's going to stab you as soon as you make a move to escape. It only takes a fraction of a second - faster than it takes for a person standing still to accelerate and run from the scene. Therefore, running from a knife attacker is not a good idea UNLESS you're facing a lone attacker, AND you are super fit and good at running, AND you have a clear escape route. Otherwise, your best option is to kick your opponent in the lower abdomen with as much force as you can muster. A kick to the nuts is unlikely to be effective (unless your attacker is standing in front of you with his legs apart, which would be very unlikely). Your kick needs to be powerful enough to propel him backwards (kicks to the nuts tend to be upwards rather than forward), as far away from you as possible.
What made your teacher think that he can outrun his opponent? Running is literally the dumbest idea if someone attacks you with intent.
This is why you always wear your chain mail when you go clubbing
Not a bad idea!🤣
Valet: "Sir Deep Stroke, thy steed is ready"
Comment of the week lolol
Yeah they brought I knife I brought a two handed broad sword.
Guy with stilleto: Hi, buddy
I think decades of action movies have dulled the senses of the average person as to how deadly a knife attack is.
and massively overplayed how accurate a gun is
@@Icemario87 if you're a shit shot yea
@@Icemario87tf you mean guns are very accurate. They only don't be accurate when in a moron's hands.
thats what fantasy does, it kills your sense of reality.
i mean people used to shit their pants when they seen a bandit wielding a dagger in medieval times.
The scariest thing about a knife attack is how accessible a knife is. Any kitchen will have knives, which means anyone can be a potential killer. We don't view knives the same way as guns because we regard it as an everyday tool & yet it's as deadly as any firearm.
“As deadly” is one of the dumbest things I’ve ever read. You can drop 30 people in under 3 seconds with a gun. If you’re literally just talking about “deadliness” as the ability to cause damage, my car is infinitely more deadly than a knife.
@@CorporalGrievous93 So in your logic, the more people you can murder under shorter time is what you consider deadly? That is a dumbest thing that I EVER red. Knife is deadly, no matter how less people you can kill with it under a minute. It is deadly, and if someone is to stab you, you will be most likely dead. Sad and harsh reality.
@@CorporalGrievous93 if you can drop 30 people in under 20 seconds let alone under 3 seconds, with a gun that can be held with your hands, you are deadlier than the gun.
under 3 seconds? 30 people? most fully automatic rifles have 30 rounds in a magazine, no human is able to fire a round, get a perfect shot, re-aim and repeat 30 times in 3 seconds.
@@CorporalGrievous93Okay Deadshot? What movie did you pull these numbers out of? 😂..what you said is humanly impossible.
@@ittybitsit's not impossible. A M134 minigun fires around 3000 shots per minute which is about 50 per second which is 150 shots in 3 seconds. That's plenty of shots to kill more than 30 people in 3 seconds. Soo you are wrong and he was right. It's possible
Step 1: Create distance.
Step 2: Draw gun.
Found the American...
Yup! 👍
Yeah, it's pretty sad that only Americans are "allowed" to defend themselves with tools.
Except I think Czechs can as well.@@ShabbahCore
@@TehButterflyEffectnah lots of people can get guns it's just the American gun culture is so world famous everyone immediately assumes anyone being unreasonable or joking about guns is by default an American. Lots of foreign people use it as an insult and Americans take it as a compliment. It's kind of funny the juxtapose views.
@@BigPanda096 it is quite amusing how the circle of life with guns in it keeps us all occupied one way or another, no matter where we stand regarding it.
A medically retired navy seal once said, if you really want to see just how low your chances of survival in a knife fight would be then train with a marker and see how drawn on you get.
When I was a teen we used to have marker fights and pretend it was a knife , wow yea its damn scary when we were done.
Hell, try taking a marker out of a toddler's hand without getting any Mark's on you.
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Which medically retired navy seal was that ?
That’s Clever
People don't understand that violence isn't what you see in a movie.
Yes it is every time I’ve been in a fight a giant speaker starts playing music and every punch happens in slow motion where I just dodge it like the matrix
Are the raid movies more accurate than most others
@@high-captain-BaLrogThey're still movies and it's phenomenal choreography, there's real combat strikes but you won't see people hitting like that, it's akin to combat sports. I just went to a combat sports tournament, and the defender gets a few good hits in, but it's still controlled. A real aggressive fighter, using a knife had one element. He wants to seriously harm you for all intents, and he's using all that energy to repeatedly stab, adrenaline. As a defender- the human brain cannot process and is caught off guard by the shock and intensity of the violence, unless you are also as aggressive as the attacker, it will be hard to defend. Thus, you have to deescalate first, run, call the cops, never let yourself be backed into a corner, and wait for an opening. You could also use a knife, but chances are you'd end up also injured, attacker might die or escape, but that's just not an option. Best thing is to use environmental weapons around you, but keep aware of the space between the attacker.
@@eigelgregossweisse9563 Best defense is to not be where people get stabbed
It's the stupidity of the people themselves who assume movies are accurate even tho they don't claim to be neither as they are watching a documentary which has a duty to be accurate unlike most movies.
Being pinned against a wall in a knife attack is an absolute nightmare
Its not a nightmare , its a death sentence.
Thanks for ending the video before explaining on how I can defend myself
You don't, just run
That’s what money is for
@@2836ndk how is money gonna protect me from a knife mr. Anime pfp?
@@anactualalpaca7016plate mail armour. Rock that shit daily.
Or hire body guards to surround you so no one can get close 😂😂
Money can most definitely help you stay safe.
@@anactualalpaca7016you give the money once the criminal asks
Rule 1. Don't be where shit goes down.
2. If you find yourself where shit goes down, leave.
3. If shit starts to go down, run.
4. If you can't run, fight.
Exactly right.
So avoid being near toilets got it 👍
@@user-ww9dh4mw1j durr hurr hurr. With jokes like that you must liven up any party like a turd in the punsch bowl.
Well said.
@@user-ww9dh4mw1j😂😂
You can't control a knife attack.
Run.
Keep distance
very good observation too, don't let strangers come close to you
Distance is your friend
Yep, thinking the same, although if you have a chair or bar stool nearby, you can block someone coming at you with a knife by picking up the chair and holding it horizontal with the feet sticking out.
@@AmirSatt do you go out ?
You nailed it. Avoiding people and certain areas does a lot in prevention.
It is amazing to watch (and mildly terrifying) how quickly a determined attacker can deliver fatal injuries. A Seattle woman was captured on video doing basically this, and it was her striding up to her victim, no hesitation, a half dozen thrusts to the abdomen and chest, and she was casually walking away before the guy had fully collapsed on the ground, in less time than it took to describe it.
The youtubers that did the self-defence championship had the best show of this. During the knife defense competition, everybody got stabbed to death, several times.
and one of them got crippled for life thanks to the sloppy management of the self defence championship guys
@@geedee1264 What? Who? What happened?
@@neoshenlong Ramsey Dewey got a hyperextend leg when one of the zombies landed feet first on his head when his knee was in a locked out position, lot of heavy editing, sensei Seth got whacked several times on the bus full force in the temple by one of the random rugby team that ran on throwing full contact strikes , as real as any reality show pretty much , as in not really, one of the competitors was the narrator who helped set up and fund the tournament lol
that video you are refering to is a load of crap in which all of the defenders options were artificially taken away from them and they then ignored the fact that they had done this.
Scariest thing about being stabbed is it doesn't hurt at all at first moments and the amount of blood even from shallow stab wound is horrific to see... Stabbing survivor 😅
I'm glad you're ok
Took a walk in birmigham ? 😂 anyways its cool your alive
Holy fuck man stabs gotta be gnarly I’ve gotten punctured by small things like sticks n what not but a full on fucking stab 😢 🎉glad your alive tho
Got stabbed in my hand that slashed down to my wrist. Worst pain I've ever felt in my life. Excruciating.
Kinda burns if it's a shallow cut or it's mostly just cutaneous
I do jiu jitsu and one day a new kid asked the coach how to fight a guy with a knife. The coach burst into tears laughing and told him “run. Even if you have a knife you run. The only time you would fight a guy with a knife is when you have a gun”
And if you have a gun, but you still have to draw it, you have to figure out how to get it drawn without being killed in the process, which would mean either running, backpedaling, or somehow using your legs as a shield by either being flexible enough to get a leg up to their chest or drop to the floor with your legs up.
You still need to get very lucky if you’re ambushed with a knife, even with a gun.
@@J7Handleyep, a teacher of mine once said that a gun is basically useless if the distance between you and the attacker is less than 3 meters or so. If you can, just run and get outta there.
@@J7Handle you’re not wrong 😂
@@rosskrt I don’t live in the US and my teacher probably said it as a joke, but you’re right. Unless you have a gun already pointed at him, even the craziest will beg or run if a gun is pointed at them.
@@rosskrt I mean, it's definitely not in any way useless, but your odds of being seriously injured or killed are very high.
This is why I stay at home as much as possible
Same🤝🏽🙏🏾
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Or just don't hang out in seedy neighborhoods (unless you're unfortunate enough to live in one)
That's a pathetic reason and a very cowardly way to live. Also you can get stabbed in your house too so there's no point. just mind your business and avoid needless confrontations. People live their whole lives without someone pulling out knives on them
I did that for years, and now I have type 2 diabetes
Saw a knife attack outside of a pub once in my teenage years. I froze completely. I didn’t realise the reality of violence up until that point and how a knife attack would actually look like. Blood everywhere
I saw one at my local shop luckily no one was hit but they were swinging then one started to run away and the other chased crazy experience me n my friends were high as shit it’s all we talked about on the way home
I hear you about the freezing part. Sudden violence can do that. I had a guy come at me and a couple friends with a crowbar when we were teenagers. We were caught so cold we didn’t know what to do. I’m honestly thankful it wasn’t a gun in hindsight.
@@bizmonkey007People talk about fight or flight, but freeze is definitely an option. Well, not a conscious option...
Only thing that helps, apart from living a violent life, is to be mentally prepared all the time. The situations you described here, imagine you knew they were coming one minute earlier. I would carefully claim that the danger of ‚freezing‘ would have been smaller.
Yeah and dont play with people brandishing a knife. You have no idea how quickly your life can end. If they do ome quick jabbing stab towards your neck and they hit the carotid/jugular... gg. That's a wrap.
Seen this one video with 2 groups of teenagers threatening each other, one guy has a knife and another guy keeps walking at him and trying to look cool for his friends. Guy quickly jabs it into the fronting guys throat, took less than a second, little time to react. Guy kinda keeps walking for a second, as the other people involved kinda keep moving away. Then he stops, grabs his throat, feels the massive amount of blood pouring out and puts his hand on his hip like "well dann he got me." Seconds later he's collapsed in a pool of his blood. Died on the scene. Something about the wsy the gravity of the situation suddenly hit him and his body language when 10 seconds ago he was acting all tough really stuck with me.
The one rule of knife fighting: Don't get into a knife fight.
So guy with a knife comes up to you and youre girl friend or wife, he wants her ass and you let him have it so you might avoid a knife fight?
In a knife fight, the loser dies on the pavement; the winner dies in the ambulance.
Can't stab me if i stay home. Checkmate.
Touche
Robber ?
My defence instructor always said don't let anyone suspicious near you because it's too late if they can reach you, and if you see a knife, run, it's not the movies
Everyone from the parts I grew up naturally had exactly this instinct.
That's not very realistic considering we all have to go out into the world to do things like shopping, where you're often standing right next to "shady" people. Imagine teting to maintain that mindset indefinitely- that'd be so mentally exhausting and depressing.
@@frogdog3600 I really meant people gearing up to target you rather than the public, for example at night if a stranger asks for the time or a light, bit suspicious
@@frogdog3600It's like you're purposely being dense and choose to not understand what the person meant about protecting yourself.
@@frogdog3600Never be afraid of being embarrassed at a store or bar to tell someone “that’s close enough” loud enough to catch bystanders attention if you feel even a little uneasy. Their reaction will usually reveal if they are a threat or not.
You see a knife, run.
Exactly. Even if you're highly trained in defending against knife attacks you should flee unless you have literally no other option especially if you're unarmed.
@@wambamthankumamofc but you’re not always gonna be able to run
@HTMN161 usually people won't stab you for no reason. If they are trying to rob you usually giving your stuff should work
@@alex2005z obviously but people use knives for almost anything now, not just for robbing
@@HTMN161 obviously if someone is grabbing a knife to cook, no need to run and hand them all your stuff. Usually just paying for the meal is enough
"You didn't do anything.
- No Sir, you're wrong. I pissed my pants".
FINALLY!
Someone on the internet being honest to people taking classes that they expect to save their lives.
This is why you must wear your mithril armor at all times
YES
There's some nice knife proof and bullet proof clothing out there that isn't bulky. You wouldn't even know it was stab proof by looking at it.
yes and if your own blade begins to glow, run.
Gotta come ready with that Frodo drip
Need Zamorak armor
DUDEEEE FINALLY SOMEONE WHOS NOT GASING EVERYONE!!!!
Nick Drossos had an amazing videos about how to deal with all kinds of attackers years before this guy.
He actually brought guys who were stabbed to prove his point. He organized a social experiment in which random people would attack him with a (admittedly fake) knife, just to prove that no matter how good you are, you're getting cut.
Dude actually worked like a bouncer for years and saw and participated in all matter if street fighting situations with knives, bats, what have you.
He has MMA training, boxing training, BJJ training, you name it.
Check him out. It's a very cool channel with a lot of realistic scenarios regarding self defense.
Anyone who’s ever been to a situation close to that, knows your best bet is to either have a gun and protective layers on you, or to run. None of those “combat instructors” even take into account psychology. Someone who’s not used to being exposed to violence will lose their cool immediately and have little control of themselves, let alone the situation.
It’s not like in class where you know no one is trying to kill you and there’s an instructor protecting you.
@@bmsuperstar1Make sure to swallow it once you're done mate 🥴
@@SS-yv9cq Eh, another brave keyboard warrior...
You guys really multiplied in the past decade or so.
Simpy incels who couldn't muster up the courage to ask people in the real world what time it is.
It will be alright, little buddy.
You don't have to be afraid.
@@bmsuperstar1 The "glazing" thing seems to have caused some serious brain rot for many
Only defense is be aware of anyone getting too close to you
Love that the video cuts out just before I find out how to defend myself. This is just a 'how I'm going to die, if by knife' demo 🎉
I can tell you from first hand experience it is quick and you don't feel it at first some of the scariest moments of my life.
Almost lost my finger due to a glass bong…. I smoked in my garage in the dark and there’s two big support pillars. I walked past the first one no issue, thought about flicking the lighter to see the second pole but was like “I’m passing it right now”
My head bonked SUPER hard on it and left me totally dazed and really messed up just from hitting my head. Then I grabbed the door and felt wetness all over my hand and on my clothes. I looked down and there was just blood EVERYWHERE. I couldn’t feel it at ALL. But it was excruciating while healing for 3 weeks. Took Luke 3 months to fully heal and I’ve lost a lot of movement from it. There’s a scar making it look like I have 4 knuckle areas. There’s a crease in between my two actual knuckle creases.
It was because I was holding the bong, my head hit, then my bong hand hit the pole and the bowl just shattered…. Tempered glass too….. literally cut me like butter.
My BONE prevented my finger tip from coming OFF. And I was stupid and never went to the hospital. I used fucking gauze and MASKING tape which doesn’t breath….. when I woke up my finger was macerated and my skin was all dying. A completely wrinkly white finger.
The worst pain was my finger drying out actually….. literally felt like a painful itch that went DEEP into my bone.
Always use actual medical supplies if you can. It took 3-5 days for my fingers skin to get “normal” but then another week of shedding the top dead layers.
I now smoke with the lights on.
@@christopherkucia1071 this is the kind of story people don’t tell out of shame
@@johnny_sins_himselfshame? Get off the internet kid. Accidents happen.
From your dumb person perspective, sure @@garethsheals7663
You STILL do drugs? Some people never learn.@@christopherkucia1071
Yep, I took a Krav class for a few months and our very first day was "here's a knife, team up and go full steam for 20 seconds, trying to stab as much as possible"..... TOTALLY realigned my perspective on real life and how the movies have ruined everything lol
You should have gone to an Aikido class and watched Under Seige over and over. Total control, and cake bobs.
Also anyone who plays paintball even once should realize how quickly one would be dead in a gunfight.
To be honest anyone who watches movies and even for a second thinks its the same situation as in real life kinda has it coming 😂
@@elmokauppinen6545Nah. Somebody has to tell people the truth. Just because they’ve only been exposed to TV and don’t know any better don’t mean they deserve violence.
@@allenjames4808 i never said anything about deserving violence
The first thing is to do your best to not allow someone your arguing with to get too close to you
Your demonstration was absolutely the scary reality of Knife attacks. God bless you guys. Stay safe.
My teacher once said
A knife should not be seen
It should be felt
High school or elementary?
@@tm1261paratroopers😂
my sidechick said the same thing with my D
@@tm1261his teacher was Stephen Segal.
Well, scariest thing is you don't feel it for few seconds up to minutes... personal expirience, I was lucky, he didn't hit my artery.... he stabbed me to left side of the crotch 1 cm next to the spot and I would bleed out
And that's if they let you see the knife in the first place
Yeah but at the same time if someone's hiding their hands, that should be a clear indicator to back off
@@davidarbogast37 Maybe they meant from behind as opposed to face to face.
@@xlyg343 well both potentially.
@@xlyg343 well, if that's the case then where their hands are is entirely irrelevant
... and that's literally where we get the tradition of shaking hands from. It discloses that your right hand is not holding a dagger. Yet. And you may be left handed. And there may be assassins hiding nearby. But it's a start. 😂
Most terrifying reality check you'll ever have
As a guy who has been in CQC situations in life or death combat, this guy is exactly right. I've seen a hidden knifeman take out a pointman faster than our entire unit could even call out the attacker let alone attack. Pointman didn't even stand a fraction of a chance to defend himself and we were a group of 9 armed to the fucking teeth trained killers with weapons at the ready befor the attack even happened, that had already killed in war before, and were no stramgers to it, and we were helpless to help him, completely helpless.
This mans words are incredibly valuable. Worth their weight in gold really.
I’m a 2nd degree Black Belt Krav Maga instructor. He’s so right on. We do not teach fancy moves like you see in the movies. Focus on the knife, getting it, or even getting away. We tell all our students, a man with a knife is your superior opponent.
2nd degree in what? As Krav Maga doesn't have a grading system
@@eddjones337I'm a 3rd degree burn instructor and I stand by what was said.
@@eddjones337 I'm a 10th degree in NoCanDo
@@sneakybastard3556 there are no belts in krav maga
krav maga is absolute garbage
Don't let people who have no business being that close to you. First...
Charge a gun, FLEE a knife- one of the best self-defense quotes ever.
you're probably best to flee a gun too tbh, especially if it's a handgun, but only if it's a non targetted attack (eg terrorism) they won't chase you
If the gun is super close yea, but if you are further away like 10 feet or more, you have a chance. Hitting a fast getting into dodge human with any gun is far harder than most think, and almost no one has even had the chance to practice such a thing.
The best knife defense is a Machete;
The best machete defense is a Sword;
The best sword defense is a gun…
Yeah so a gun then? LOL
Guys don't forget that you're not Goku and the best way to protect yourself is to never go outside in dirty streets in the middle of the night
How to turn a human into a teabag in less than 3 seconds
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*Friends, I did 12 one arm pull ups, please support me* *.*
@@ericmamleev 👏👏👏 Bravo! I can't do that many 😶
Step 1: don't meet people
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Human beings have been a disaster. They're doing a product recall sometime soon.
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Humans are social creatures and fight best in groups. Make allies and don't bother with self-crippling nonsense like "fair fighting" if you're on the defensive.
Word
the reality of a knife attack is you'll be dead before you figure out you got stabbed
That’s why you should never leave home without maxing out physical attacks defense.
We need to ban fully semi-automatic assault hands
We need to ban 12 year olds on youtube.
😂😂😂😂😂
We need to ban you to Siberia.
Lmaooo
Seriously. Look how fast his hands move. No one should own a hand that has the ability to do that much damage.
Our coach would chalk up the end of the plastic knives,to show the marks left from a hit and after the drill,he would say-you're all in either intensive care or dead,just to prove the point that knife attacks are frenzied,not just one strike.
We have done similar drills but utilizing markers. The Raw Knife training video on my channel has some of those drills in it. Lot of different variations but they all demonstrate the same thing…knife attacks are frenzied
In other words, don’t have a conversation with someone who has a knife in their hands.
Brought a knife to a gun fight …
Also small pocket knife stab attacks to the throat and neck are almost never seen coming, very deadly .
I almost got My throat slit, except the street lite shined off the blade and I instinctively leaned backwards and moved away asap. Dude tried to kill me for nothing. I was broke and waiting for the public bus with a student bus pass, minding my own business. Shit can come out of nowhere. Happened in 1989 around Wilshire and wiltern Ave in Los Angeles
@@williamwhittington6042 Saved by God bro wow
LA bro istg @@williamwhittington6042
@@williamwhittington6042 Sounds like California.
Saved by his own observation and reflexes. @@xXTheRoyalTurkXx
“I can’t let you get close” rings a bell.
"I want it NAO. NAO I WANT IT NAO" 😅
I don like u and i don WANNA lik u!!
Chael:)
I feel like I'm missing out... what have I not seen now?
@@christianzilla haha just look up Chael Sonnen / Wanderlei Silva TUF
Nobody wins in a knife fight except in the movies.
The winner of a knife fight is the guy who bleeds out last
I was stabbed like this as well, tho it was only once, i still nearly died from the wound. He walked up after a fight he started and subsequently lost due to a knockout. He came around 5 min later and walked up to me(he was my best friend in HS, so I thought he was going to apologize for starting a fight”, the. He grabbed me around the shoulder and shoved the blade in my lower abdomen, hitting my femoral. I know what color my intestines are now.
did you have any digestion or bowel problems after the injury?
@@conradmbugua9098 yes, actually. Aside from the intense pain from blood digesting 2 days after the exploratory surgery; which caused more bleeding, yes, they had to take most of my large intestine it out, stitch it up and put it back. For about 10 years I had intense pain, as things didn’t flow as easily probably scar tissue. All good now tho. This was back in 2006.
Omg that is horrible. I hope the guy got a long prison sentence.
@@erichvonreinhoven8592 rich parents = great lawyer.
Safe to say you never spoke to him again?
I like what Jackie Chan said about this
“Jackie what would you do if someone came at you with a knife?”
“I’d run!”
-Jackie Chan
your focus is to not be around weirdos, in high crime areas, to stand away from strangers, and run away
The worst one I saw was where a guy just thought it was a fist fight. A few punches were thrown and then the guy pulled a knife out of his pocket. Dude never saw the knife and didn’t even know he was stabbed until blood just started gushing out of his side by his ribs. There was so much blood it looked like he died on the spot.
This really makes me weary of even learning how to fight. What's the point, when fighting back might just inspire the assailant to draw a knife? At that point just let yourself be robbed.
I was always taught distance>obstruction>renention. That being said, still got cut. Only thing that saved me from stitches was a particularly thick leather jacket and two battle buddies. 0/10 would not recommend.
Of course because if you expect to go into a battle against a knife empty handed without suffering injury you believe too much in anime fights
@XRyder46 when your empty hand is all you have, do what you got to do
Just curious. What situation where you in that actually led to being attacked?
I figure best defence is always to be as far away from a situation where its even a possibility.
I want a battle buddy😂
@Arkhs SUPER late response but long short of it was off-base shenanigans and bar hopping. I wasn't thenaggressor but the one trying to step between bruised egos. Would agree that avoidance is key
When attacked by a knife you don't need quick fists, you need quick feet.
I've seen a few knife attacks (in videos) and most of them are shockingly sudden and horrific. Over in less than a second and the victim is on the ground bleeding out seconds later.
Finally someone actually shows realistically what that looks like. Seen it irl. It’s no fucking joke. If you can you run. If you can’t try and keep distance and get a weapon as fast as you frigging can.
"Im threatening you im arguing with you" yeah if you let someone get that close while threatening you, youve already lost the fight
the thing is your average person will let people get that close, most people dont have fight or flight they have freeze up
The average person aren't professional UFC fighters in fact most aren't even expecting to an actual fight break out in first place
Exactly. But how many times have I seen adult men squaring up, trash talking each other, faces 3 inches apart? Those types of guys are one psycho with a knife from being parted from this world.
EXCACTLY, why would you let someone with a knife, get that close ?
Lots of guys start bumping chests and doing dumb shit when there's an argument because they think they're not manly if they back down. I seen a big dude get stabbed up trying to get into the face of someone who he thought was weaker than him, big dude ended up leaking like a sieve and crying for help after.
"It happened too fast",
- Su Dan Lee
I was told in a knife fight, you are going to get cut, your going to get hurt.
I got in a fight outside a bar. Thought it was a fight anyway. I didnt know until it was over and felt something warm and wet running down my stomach that i had been stabbed 3 times. Felt like i got punched but it was a 3 inch blade.
You are lucky for surviving to write a comment on this video. Good for you
@shoaibahmad3555 What you did just now is BS, dude. This guy is sharing a horrific and relatable story from his past, and you say some crap like that...
@@AdversaryOne didn't want to hurt him English is my third language. But I'm happy for him to be safe.
@@AdversaryOneTf? He said he's glad the guys ok 😂 What's wrong with that?
@@AdversaryOnebro what comment did you read? 🤨
I actually was in a "knife fight" dude had a hand in the pocket with a 3 in fold out. Just keep distance and avoid aggressive attitude, also pray not a gun. I got lucky because i was holding a steel patio chair.
Would you recommend carrying a patio chair with at all times in public?
The classic WWE self defense technique: the steel chair
First time down a knife crime rabbit hole, and it's hilarious 😅😂
(I'm not laughing at your horrible situation, but the comments just tickle 😂)
My gun protects me, my knife protects my gun.
Low probability of ever being attacked by someone with a knife.
High probability of dying from a bad diet.
That's why you protect your personal space
The real defense is not letting people with bad vibes get close and personal
You can't stop a knife. Only a gun can help you.
My dad was in the military and an instructor of combat, martial arts, not sports. Most of the time he filled my head with how and why to avoid danger at all costs, situational awareness and then physical and technical training. When we got to blades, he started with "avoid at all costs" again, then "if you can't avoid it, understand you'll get cut. What you need to do and the only thing you can do is do your best to get cut as least as possible and hopefully avoid death." And then he started showing me techniques and tactics of how to deal with the knife. But since then, growing up, discovering martial arts sports and seing all the drills and katas.... I was and still am constantly amazed at how far off people have gone off when it comes to self defense essence of martial arts. In my oppinion, many martial arts sports teachers should be prohibited from teaching "self defense" woo-woo stuff, until they are properly taught themselves because they put people's lives at risk. "here, learn this secret technique and you'll defeat an attacker armed with a knife!" Or whatever. Then the students train and develop the belief that with their newly aquired magic trick, they're now untouchable on the street... Act that way against someone who means business or is simply a no bs thug or gangster. He will look at you and maybe ask wth you're trying to do and slap, punch, stab you with the other hand or limbs available. Actually saw a video of a Bjj guy unfortunately dying like that in a parking lot. He took down his attacker beautifully, did a splendid arm bar and then waited for the attacker to tap, because that's what they do in martial arts sports. So the attacker took the pain, grabbed a knife from his pocket with the free hand and while locked in that arm bar, stabbed the bjj guy multiple times in the abdomen and chest, then got free and ran away. In the martial art, the original technique, you follow through and brake the arm, you don't wait around for a tap or a referee count or a towel drop.
And 90% of the time…u won’t control the weapon
Haha finally a real one no bs no pretend . If weapon is pulled out someone is getting hurt thats reality of situation this guy is real
When I was stabbed I didn’t even know it had happened until the second time the knife went into me and my liver was already trying to fall out out the first gap the knife made, and my cut heart was pumping blood into my punctured left lung.
This all happened before my brain could register what was happening.
It’s a very unique situation to be in as you can imagine
Damn Bro!
Glad you survived!!!
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Average interaction between humans in the UK
doesnt matter how much of an elite fighter you are you cant beat someone with a knife
Pssssshh tell that to Jason Bourne.
If jose aldo had a knife conor mcgregor would have survived
@@williamjenks6866 he won't. Maybe McGregor wins but he will die from bleeding.
No amount of martial arts training can save you from the element of surprise, the numbers game or the insane difference between a punch and a stab.
Who was that MMA fighter that smashed those home intruders entering his house with machetes, pretty sure one of the intruders ended up dead. I think his name was Joe Torrez.
Yeh what ppl don’t know is it happens in seconds and sometimes u don’t even know u been stabbed cause the adrenaline u just thought u got punched next minute ur collapsing on the floor seeing 4 of everyone it’s mad shit
Have survivors said that they saw 4 of everyone before they collapsed?
@@aciidbraiin8079 my mom's buddy got stabbed outside of a club over refusing to give someone a smoke being it was his last one he even showed the guy he only had 1 until tomorrow this was around 11 pm so a few hours till payday. Dude pulled out a knife and stabbed this guy 4-6 times in a split second, grabs the smokes, sees their empty, and takes off. Poor guy on the ground said he saw 2 of everything and thought he was going to die as it tore his intestine open. Poor guy died before the ambulance could get there 😢 RIP Festus
@@justinbowen1183 Sick world. To kill people over nothing. I avoid people most of the time and spend time for myself in my apartment. I’m autistic and trans so it will increase the risk of ending up in trouble. But I also live in Sweden so it’s pretty safe except when it comes to all the immigrants we have.
@@justinbowen1183So he died and somehow told you that detailed story?
@@Trahzy did you skip the first 3 words? My mom's buddy? She was there...
This is what diversity has brought to London.
"do you have a loisense for getting stabbed?"
"I got me loisense for stabbin right here!"
"oh well then there is nothing I can do mate."
Your focus should be how to control distance between and the guy with the knife. And hopefully you have a front kick that guarantee you land
Then knife man grabs your leg and turns It into sliced ham
Give you enough time to ready concealed firearm
@@videohorrorsystem5812LOL facts
@thelionofjudah5318 if it lands it has a pretty good chance to put them down, if youre a absolute fearless beast.
@thelionofjudah5318 also considering if they have a knife they would be pretty confident and focused on getting a stab in. You arnt stopping a thrust with your handsthat's s for sure
Me dressed in full plate at all times.
There are openings between plates
@@cynicalnitro8416 thats what the chainmail underneath the plating is for
thats why knight have stilleto
@@cynicalnitro8416 no way a random bum in the street can get through the gaps of a plate armor when the other person is resisting
I've seen someone win the fight but still lose his life. Knife wounds are much more fatal than they look. I counted around 60 seconds before cardiovascular collapse for the defender even though the attacker was subdued within 30 seconds. Senseless situation, best to just always be aware and away from potential danger.
It's one method but a lot more is being threatened by knives so there are two types of knife attacks. Which is why you shouldn't let people get arms distance. No matter what you will get cut when knife fights happen.
A man with a gun, you attack him, a man with a knife, you run... Al pacino, irishman...
What you need to train is to be able to see a knife attack coming BEFORE the attacker has completely drawn it. I was attacked twice, got cut both times and only survived because I grabbed the knife hand while it was still coming out of the pocket
What scenario where you in that even led to the knife attack let alone twice?
Bad area where you live or was it a particularly bad decision to go somewhere on your part or just very very bad luck in a "safe" area.
I.e. I wanna know how I can avoid even having to think about this.
@@ArkhsI live in NYC and over the course of the 90's and early 2000's have had knives pulled on me quite a times. Luckily it was never close like this and the intention wasn't an attack but a threat.
One time I was like 13 and it was teenagers (17-19 range) trying to rob me. They ran away (were chased) when some adults came nearby. This wasn't even a bad neighborhood just some unsavory people who moved there.
Another time I was an older teenager and a guy from the neighborhood walked by blackout drunk with his girlfriend then pulled out a knife swinging it around threatening to stab us because he thought we said something to her. Apparently he confused us with another group who actually said something to her. We were able to all keep a good distance from him and she was able to deescalate the situation. When I ran into him a few days later he apologized.
A few other situations not to different.
Some advice is stay out of bad neighborhoods. Don't walk around late at night especially in cities. Don't walk around or hangout areas where you will run into people who are intoxicated. Stay away from metros in late hours. Honestly the saying "don't do drugs" and "don't drink" is really good life advice I wish I had taken when I was younger. You will avoid a lot of people who may try to harm you this way. Sleep at night, wake up in the morning and spend your free time with lived ones and friends.
@Arkhs I love the way you ended that, I expected you to just say "honest question, not trolling" 😂
The green shirt guy was the red shirt guy's bully in high school.
I once knew a fencing expert. Guy told me that in the movies everyone gets the dramatic stab to the heart and that’s how they die, but in real life most people died from the wrists and forearms being cut wide open. Which makes sense but that’s closest to the attacker. I always remembered that because it’s not like even if you get your hands up in time to try some kind of block that you’re instantly much safer.
That was a military knife attack vs a cinematic knife attack lol.
I must’ve missed that class in basic training what the hell is a military knife attack 😂
@@isaac-vb1ng That was Seal Team 6 stuff. Of course you wouldn't know. 😂 😂
@@parmanduke damn I was seal team 5 just my luck
@@isaac-vb1ngat least you made seal team. I was otter team 9, they wouldn’t let us hold knives
@@GatorsFan2138 all we had were nerf guns by the time the dart got to the target the targets already switched
Scary!!
Counterpoint:
*G U N .*
They better be far away from you or you better be quick draw pete, 100% would not want to be using a gun in the situation in this video.
Knife > holstered gun in grappling distance every time I've seen it
@@kerwynpk
Damn, how slow are you?
You can't even front kick or side kick to make distance?
@@kerwynpkthe idea should be to avoid grapple distance at all costs, especially when carrying
Step one: Get away
Step two: Keep going
Just like with a gun, this shows proof that you could die at ANY moment.
One time I walked around a corner with my friends late at night and saw a guy ready to attack someone and I went over and said that there was no need for violence. The guy about to attack was a big tough looking guy and the other guy was a drunk, overweight guy that looked pretty harmless. The big tough guy turned around to me immediately taking out a big knife, ready to stab me. Can't remember what he said but I was instantly de-escalating the situation so I wouldn't get stabbed, saying, none of my business man, I'll just be walking along. Wish I had of learned my lesson from that but stupidly intervened on more than one occasion when I was younger until it nearly got me killed another time and it was not really even an intervention that time, more just saying something to a girl who was acting frightened and depressed in a nightclub and I mentioned she should keep away from dangerous people and keep herself safe. I had no idea who she was with or what her situation was. It's funny when people talk about how nobody intervenes when they look at videos of someone getting attacked. Best way to intervene is to get away and mention it to a cop, or if you have a big group of friends try to de-escalate while keep yourself as safe as possible (but the first method is best). Amazing how violent people become very calm when they see there is a big group of people that could potentially harm them more than they want to harm others. But, not always the case when someone is extremely violent. Those people don't care.
Anyway, on that first occasion I mentioned the big guy seemed to leave the drunk harmless guy alone and walked away after we did, but I still mentioned it to a cop we saw a couple of streets away. I've gotten away from dodgy areas now and I'm doing a lot better in life. Get away from chaos if you can. Anything is better.
Could you explain what happened after telling that to the girl in the club?
what's happened to the girl? that big guy turned out to be her bf?