As an FMA practitioner DO NOT do this 😂. This works in the movies and if your opponent is like 150lbs lighter than you. If it fails you're going to get absolutely lit up with a knife.
But let’s stand face to face and fight with sticks and knives? What makes more sense when it comes to getting hurt? Disarming or standing face to face with a guy with a knife going head to head. Nonsense. 🙏
@@frogmantactical So you understand drills and arts? Clearly you don't understand that there are real world applications as well. FMA is taught and has been used in real combat. What you have there is a movie technique. Everything you were ever taught in the military with a blade was from FMA. But what would I know. I've only taught it to them before.
Sweet Jesus! This man has forgotten more than I will ever know. Mad respect! This man and many select other highly trained SEALSs and other operators go and take care of threats we never know about. ❤️👍🏻🇺🇸🫡
If someone does or doesn’t do something based on comments from the internet, it’s likely to end up poorly. I think he’s showing concepts and general applications of body mechanics and force. Not much different than Hu-Bud or Sumbrada… Take what is useful, discard what is useless, and make it your own.
As a multi-discipline martial artist, I cant tell you that 90+% of what is taught won't function on the street in an actual life and death situation. Most people do not/cannot instinctively translate martial arts into actual self defense. Likewise forget there is a difference between the Art of Martial Arts and the actual use of self defense.
Man I absolutely love your content sir. It sucks couple weeks ago you announced that you were going to have to take off the training from UA-cam and put it on your patreon it's good to see that you're still out here though trying to help trying to teach people. I've learned more from you about not just becoming a more proficient shooter and protector but about being a decent human than I think any other channel on UA-cam. And I mean that I go out and I actively seek out motivational people, pages, channels whatever, positive content in general.... But you're sure you tell me a lot and I thank you very much for that and it's good to have you here with us still.
I can hear the lady of the house flipping out about just getting his wrist fixed or his doctor seeing this lol a side note this type of stuff can get someone hurt or unalived thinking they are strong enough to do this or faster
I think what has been overlooked by some people here is that the techniques shown are not being encouraged in anyway. They’re simply a last resort guide. Any instructor will always advise to run if you can or just handover what they ask as items can be replaced. These techniques are informative and last resort and for me extremely useful to know for that reason should I not be able to escape. I have a police background and some training as well as years of experience that encompasses that but still find things like this useful to know. Thanks for sharing and from the UK thanks for your service.
Having been on the recieving end of a knife attack. If you can bug out do so, next is get the knife out of the fight. I was over confident in my skills and had my right arm opened up pretty bad because i tried to end the fight instead of getting the blade out of the picture.
Mate, we know you've got to do this with lightning fast speed, but it would help enormously if you slowed it down to super slow in demonstrating it so we can see clearly and exactly what you're doing. Thanks.
I've never seen anyone ask anything about this subject, but how old and tall is Jason? He served in Iraq in 1982 and doesn't seem like a tall guy to me. Not that this influences my admiration for his work and career, but it's just a curiosity because I think: If I send this guy, will he be taller than me? Age helps us with motivation too, remembering that he's also a celebrity and yes, it makes us curious about some facts...
I've never seen anyone ask anything about this subject, but how old and tall is Jason? He served in Iraq in 1982 and doesn't seem like a tall guy to me. Not that this influences my admiration for his work and career, but it's just a curiosity because I think: If I send this guy, will he be taller than me? Age helps us with motivation too, remembering that he's also a celebrity and yes, it makes us curious about some facts...
Study all disarming techniques and see what makes the most sense for you. Personally, I wouldn’t want to wrestle for the control of a knife after it hits the ground. I'd rather turn the weapon on him as it's in his own hand or take it from him. My nephew was robbed at gun point by one male, and my nephew disarmed him. This stuff does happen, so take it seriously.
@@frogmantactical nothing like an old has been taking time to pay attention to kids with dogs for their profile picture on the internet 🤣🤣😂😂Sad human man
So would it work only in a situation when the attacker is just threatening yet? What about when the attacker goe for it to stab? Is it too late of there is a tecnique?
With all respect, he's there to rob you? To give him your wallet is a better technique than the one you performed. I mean you can't count on him opening his hand.
40% of muggings result in you also being attacked after complying so you can take that risk or not, put your life in their hands or not, but its not a fool proof solution by any means
@@frogmantactical Yes I know I did see the video, I always watch your videos to the end 😊 I'm trying to open conversation, since I never been in this situation before. However, I don't think everyone will open their hand even involuntary. My question to you, have you tried this in real time? I don't think even as a special ops person you have to try this in a battle situation (unless things goes really south for the fight to be in knifes). So to sum up, I feel if the opponent isn't cooperative you won't be able to disarm like that.
You don’t have time to be compliant. That comment shows your lack of training in wrist locks. When a lock occurs, the body goes where I take it or tell them to go. 🙏
What if he's holding the knife like a delta force operator, like a forward hand to distract and hiding the knife tight to the body ready to punch using the triceps like a spring loaded punch. What you gonna do frog man? The whole setup to this defense assumes that the attacker is holding a knife to you like in the most vulnerable way possible. If someone really wanted to attack you they'd be crouched, ready to spring with major force and you won't be able to use your hands or even locate the knife in time.
As an FMA practitioner DO NOT do this 😂. This works in the movies and if your opponent is like 150lbs lighter than you. If it fails you're going to get absolutely lit up with a knife.
But let’s stand face to face and fight with sticks and knives? What makes more sense when it comes to getting hurt?
Disarming or standing face to face with a guy with a knife going head to head.
Nonsense. 🙏
@@frogmantactical So you understand drills and arts? Clearly you don't understand that there are real world applications as well. FMA is taught and has been used in real combat. What you have there is a movie technique. Everything you were ever taught in the military with a blade was from FMA. But what would I know. I've only taught it to them before.
Sweet Jesus! This man has forgotten more than I will ever know. Mad respect! This man and many select other highly trained SEALSs and other operators go and take care of threats we never know about. ❤️👍🏻🇺🇸🫡
If someone does or doesn’t do something based on comments from the internet, it’s likely to end up poorly. I think he’s showing concepts and general applications of body mechanics and force. Not much different than Hu-Bud or Sumbrada… Take what is useful, discard what is useless, and make it your own.
As a multi-discipline martial artist, I cant tell you that 90+% of what is taught won't function on the street in an actual life and death situation. Most people do not/cannot instinctively translate martial arts into actual self defense.
Likewise forget there is a difference between the Art of Martial Arts and the actual use of self defense.
All dads should train their kids .
And their wives! 😊
Man I absolutely love your content sir. It sucks couple weeks ago you announced that you were going to have to take off the training from UA-cam and put it on your patreon it's good to see that you're still out here though trying to help trying to teach people. I've learned more from you about not just becoming a more proficient shooter and protector but about being a decent human than I think any other channel on UA-cam. And I mean that I go out and I actively seek out motivational people, pages, channels whatever, positive content in general.... But you're sure you tell me a lot and I thank you very much for that and it's good to have you here with us still.
Thank you for adding in if there is enough distance, just run! I would add be as loud as you can
The young man, I presume your son, is remarkable! He is brave and great at demonstrations. He is to be lauded!!
I can hear the lady of the house flipping out about just getting his wrist fixed or his doctor seeing this lol a side note this type of stuff can get someone hurt or unalived thinking they are strong enough to do this or faster
Most people will run after they stab someone but if they have reason to be angry it's an even more dangerous scenario.
Great video! BTW, as a father myself, I can tell just by your interaction in this video that you are a GREAT father!
I think what has been overlooked by some people here is that the techniques shown are not being encouraged in anyway. They’re simply a last resort guide. Any instructor will always advise to run if you can or just handover what they ask as items can be replaced. These techniques are informative and last resort and for me extremely useful to know for that reason should I not be able to escape. I have a police background and some training as well as years of experience that encompasses that but still find things like this useful to know. Thanks for sharing and from the UK thanks for your service.
Thanks brother. I've let my combatives skills get rusty.
In the moment anything could happen but this is definitely good to know. Training is important.
Awesome info Frogman, I appreciate the info, for an old guy myself it helps. Thank you!
The best form of self defence is going onto the offensive if there is no other option, otherwise it’s using the legs to run away really fast
Corbin, my man, you have to get those chores done. 2nd video in a row you're getting thrashed😂😂👍🏾. Love what you're doing brother.
Having been on the recieving end of a knife attack. If you can bug out do so, next is get the knife out of the fight. I was over confident in my skills and had my right arm opened up pretty bad because i tried to end the fight instead of getting the blade out of the picture.
Always run if possible. 🙏
Love you brother of God!!! Miramar marines VMFA-311 Tomcats second battalion golf company...
Trucks, lots, weapons, lots, bad guys, lots, coming to a neighborhood near us. Don't know when, but they do. Take care brother.
Stay ready. You are correct.
Kudos to the kid! 💪
I really appreciate your content. I’ve learned several useful things from you
Good. Train it. It's gonna be quick.
Great advice makes way better sense then most videos also to add too this the thumb also makes the hand open or release grip
Thanks Jason for the life saving skills. I hate knives fight and most of them someone (victims) would get hurt one way or the other.
Watch "The Reality of Knife Defence" - Deanne Lawler. Shows some REAL reality of what happens.
Good Times had by all...
This is how we deny "Touch Access." during CQC module.
Drill - Drill - Drill.......
"This we do that others may live."
Mate, we know you've got to do this with lightning fast speed, but it would help enormously if you slowed it down to super slow in demonstrating it so we can see clearly and exactly what you're doing. Thanks.
Very good training.
Great content - I love it.
Thx
Good information 👍🏻 keep it up
Thanks for sharing 🙏
would you do a follow-up video demonstrating these techniques with pressure testing?
I've never seen anyone ask anything about this subject, but how old and tall is Jason? He served in Iraq in 1982 and doesn't seem like a tall guy to me. Not that this influences my admiration for his work and career, but it's just a curiosity because I think: If I send this guy, will he be taller than me? Age helps us with motivation too, remembering that he's also a celebrity and yes, it makes us curious about some facts...
I've never seen anyone ask anything about this subject, but how old and tall is Jason? He served in Iraq in 1982 and doesn't seem like a tall guy to me. Not that this influences my admiration for his work and career, but it's just a curiosity because I think: If I send this guy, will he be taller than me? Age helps us with motivation too, remembering that he's also a celebrity and yes, it makes us curious about some facts...
Thanks brother.
Thank you, FMT💪
Love this! You have a whole house full of willing partners. Is this part of their allowance? Lol. Sweet!
Study all disarming techniques and see what makes the most sense for you. Personally, I wouldn’t want to wrestle for the control of a knife after it hits the ground. I'd rather turn the weapon on him as it's in his own hand or take it from him.
My nephew was robbed at gun point by one male, and my nephew disarmed him. This stuff does happen, so take it seriously.
Excellent
Son went to the hospital after this demonstration. LOL
Strong technique
Did you learn that from a Steaven Seagall movie? :D :D :D
Nothing like a kid with a dog for their picture trying to give any advice on the internet. Sad human man.
@@frogmantactical nothing like an old has been taking time to pay attention to kids with dogs for their profile picture on the internet 🤣🤣😂😂Sad human man
@@jagerthedog4378Someone n Ed’s to give you attention. Your dad sure doesn’t. 🙏
@@jagerthedog4378Have you done anything near what this man has done? I don't think so. Sit down and shut up.
@@frogmantactical Seagall did this shit in his movies though. It's called kote gaeshi in Japanese.
Whats your thoughts on you 2 hands controlling his knife. Reverse Wrist tension to release knife?
Great techniques! Thank you!
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Yt deleting my comments that I have best random attack vids
YT sucks.
@frogmantactical check my Knife abduction holds vid out and best knife Defense vids out let me know what you think cheers
So would it work only in a situation when the attacker is just threatening yet? What about when the attacker goe for it to stab? Is it too late of there is a tecnique?
Scroll down. There are two videos discussing this.
I would like to see if he could actually knock it out of your hand.
Try it. Prove to yourself it works.
That young man sure is a great model.. takes a licking and keeps on ticking
With all respect, he's there to rob you? To give him your wallet is a better technique than the one you performed. I mean you can't count on him opening his hand.
You don’t know. People get murdered in robberies all the time. It’s already gone past “give me your wallet.”
Did you watch the video? He doesn’t open his hand because he wants to. It’s involuntary so please watch before you comment. 🙏
40% of muggings result in you also being attacked after complying so you can take that risk or not, put your life in their hands or not, but its not a fool proof solution by any means
@@frogmantactical Yes I know I did see the video, I always watch your videos to the end 😊 I'm trying to open conversation, since I never been in this situation before. However, I don't think everyone will open their hand even involuntary. My question to you, have you tried this in real time? I don't think even as a special ops person you have to try this in a battle situation (unless things goes really south for the fight to be in knifes). So to sum up, I feel if the opponent isn't cooperative you won't be able to disarm like that.
@@husam-al-din-baybars it's technique based on biomechanics.
Grabbing you blocks the camera view. Secondly, you need an attacker that is not compliant.
You don’t have time to be compliant. That comment shows your lack of training in wrist locks. When a lock occurs, the body goes where I take it or tell them to go. 🙏
1st like the Amendment!!!
What if he's holding the knife like a delta force operator, like a forward hand to distract and hiding the knife tight to the body ready to punch using the triceps like a spring loaded punch. What you gonna do frog man? The whole setup to this defense assumes that the attacker is holding a knife to you like in the most vulnerable way possible. If someone really wanted to attack you they'd be crouched, ready to spring with major force and you won't be able to use your hands or even locate the knife in time.
Pretty sure this is talking to civilians who may get robbed at the supermarket...
@FrogMan Tactical thank you for demonstrating these important tactics. IGNORE THE KNOW-IT-ALL TROLLS.
Stick to your lane, clearly this is not your area of expertise.
Stick to your lane. Obviously just the comments section. 🙏
Glock 19
Plead the 5th
kote gaeshi