This training session looks like an Master Ken's demo. Usually I'm not "customer" of simply mocking the bull### but you did it in a manner that recall some basics principles of training that are worth remembering.
The idea of the theatrics is to put the student as close as possible to the emotional experience that he will have in a real self defense situation. The theatrics can help the student associate the emotion with the self defense moves.
This whole thing was utterly disgusting and cringy. Good on you for doing this. And I wholeheartedly agree, this is cult conditioning. It's like they are trying to take lessons from watching Jason Bourne and thinking that's the realistic way to train. You are absolutely right, training is all about repetition and slow dynamic progression. Thanks for this!
The theatrics is the bit that loses me a little bit but I understand this is meant to be scenario training. Could you do a break down of the techniques of kalah and compare them to other techniques like the ones taught by Eli Knight, Ryan Hoover and Greg Douglas???
Its no "fear training". Its understanding that once adrenalin kicks in and heart beat goes up in 1 second to 120 bpm. All you learn before goes to the toilet. You are not training in marshal arts. When you slowly progress and its contact sport which is different. You have to lean how to "work" under pressure. Soldiers train like this as well. Because its life and death situations. You don't have the privilege to train in sterile environment.
When your right your right, this isn’t teaching, learning, helping, all this student too learning or retaining from the exercise is feeling bad and being belittled, (the instructor is also holding the gun in this left hand, 90% of the planet is right handed) Slow, Controlled, Accurate, Repeat, leave a SCAR
Kalah has some good techniques on weapons retention and defense but as you said, this kind of training is not the way centuries of MA has taught us how to prepare for combat. Scenario Training is very good but first you have to get in the basics and repetitions so it can come out under duress without concious thought. Our reptilian brain gets trained through repetition. First drill the techniques, than do context drills, than stimulus response training, than sparring or Scenario training with increasing resistance, than you have competition or the real world.... To be fair I don't know at what stage of his training this is integrated but if this goes on from the beginning this is not a good way to teach.
He is get brainwashed, so he not gonna freeze in real life when its gonna happen, that self defense is not for everybody and at least is not some mcDojo but looks really legit, realistic
This training session looks like an Master Ken's demo.
Usually I'm not "customer" of simply mocking the bull### but you did it in a manner that recall some basics principles of training that are worth remembering.
The idea of the theatrics is to put the student as close as possible to the emotional experience that he will have in a real self defense situation. The theatrics can help the student associate the emotion with the self defense moves.
Nicely done, love your coments and the way that You particioning every part of the "hard train" og tjose clowns
This whole thing was utterly disgusting and cringy. Good on you for doing this. And I wholeheartedly agree, this is cult conditioning. It's like they are trying to take lessons from watching Jason Bourne and thinking that's the realistic way to train. You are absolutely right, training is all about repetition and slow dynamic progression. Thanks for this!
The theatrics is the bit that loses me a little bit but I understand this is meant to be scenario training. Could you do a break down of the techniques of kalah and compare them to other techniques like the ones taught by Eli Knight, Ryan Hoover and Greg Douglas???
Its no "fear training". Its understanding that once adrenalin kicks in and heart beat goes up in 1 second to 120 bpm. All you learn before goes to the toilet. You are not training in marshal arts. When you slowly progress and its contact sport which is different. You have to lean how to "work" under pressure. Soldiers train like this as well. Because its life and death situations. You don't have the privilege to train in sterile environment.
When your right your right, this isn’t teaching, learning, helping, all this student too learning or retaining from the exercise is feeling bad and being belittled, (the instructor is also holding the gun in this left hand, 90% of the planet is right handed) Slow, Controlled, Accurate, Repeat, leave a SCAR
I would love to see idan battle tuhon Jesus from Mexico… cartel vs idf
Preach it GN! Glad that we have a truth teller like you out there!!
Kalah has some good techniques on weapons retention and defense but as you said, this kind of training is not the way centuries of MA has taught us how to prepare for combat. Scenario Training is very good but first you have to get in the basics and repetitions so it can come out under duress without concious thought. Our reptilian brain gets trained through repetition. First drill the techniques, than do context drills, than stimulus response training, than sparring or Scenario training with increasing resistance, than you have competition or the real world.... To be fair I don't know at what stage of his training this is integrated but if this goes on from the beginning this is not a good way to teach.
He is get brainwashed, so he not gonna freeze in real life when its gonna happen, that self defense is not for everybody and at least is not some mcDojo but looks really legit, realistic
the hell is kalah? first time ive ever heard of this “realistic” system… 🤔🙄
Sounds like really bad customer service
this is terrible instruction. it's like he signed up for one of those Andrew Tate, be a "alpha male" seminars