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Knife vs Bare Hands - A Reality Check
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- Опубліковано 23 лют 2019
- Two martial arts experts. One’s got a knife, the other nothing. We told the unarmed pro to fight off the guy with the blade and escape without getting cut up. Does he? See for yourself what happens. And get ready to take in a healthy dose of reality.
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Last time someone pulled a knife on me I won the fight by 200 meters and two fences
poor guy probably just wanted to cut veggies at the safety of his home and got domed by a 308
Yeah, you’re the kind of asshole who leaves friends and family behind to save your sorry ass. You “runners” always have the same answer, which might be why you never train for when the real fight comes, or pressure test your training. You are a coward and moron, you just don’t know it.
@@TheEnneagram edgy
@@TheEnneagram wtf someone whoosh this kid
@@TheEnneagram We get it. You're fat and slow and must fight to survive. Don't blame us "runners" for your short coming.
What to do in a knife fight:
1. Run.
2. If not run, use gun.
3. If run or gun not possible, prepare to get a whole lot of stitches trying to break the dude's arm... and probably die in the process.
Right
4. Use your own knife and be sure the other guy dies too
Or carry a sheild and your own knife and kill the guy with good chance of not getting injured or killed
Or don't be a pssy assess the situation decide whether or not you're faster then them anticipate them coming towards you.
@@izukumidoriya-qg8lu the best answer
Another way to avoid getting stabbed is to tell them that it's illegal, that way they know they can't do it and then you are safe
I hope you are joking and being sarcastic. These people who stab you don't care if it's illegal. They will cut you up and beat you up and then record it on the Dark Web under the red room sections. That's why psychos are so dangerous. They aren't afraid of doing anything and don't think of consequences.
@@AceCorr I am lmao, dont worry. Just making a shitty joke about people that want to ban things thinking it'll make things automatically safer
I know youre joking and all, but if you got me in a blind rage and thirst to send you to a different dimension, and you say that its illegal, it'll always work on me
I hope this also works on other people to maybe lessen abit of murders, but we can only dream
Not if anyone finds out
😂😂
Thank you! I'm planning a trip to the UK next week and this is really helpful.
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🤣🤣 it is not so bad over here innit
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Ahahahhahahahahahahahaha
checking to see if you survived
My martial art teacher tell me this: when u fight someone with weapon, just run. This is not a movie.
They ain't lying to you
Smart smart man. Not there dumbass wannabe badass instructors who are like “ yeah disarm him and make him regret pulling a knife on you” no, run. The best option is to always run. If your being mugged, hand over what you have, nothing is worth your life. And if your cornered and can’t run, put your hands up, protect you wrists, and try and take control of the arm that had the weapon. In it(and disarm him if you can) this is all easier said then done especially in the heat of the moment. Even if you can stall long enough to make an opening go run, do it. And if you do keep your hands up and protect your wrists and try and go for the arm with the knife, your best bet is to push the guy with the knife and just book it, but if you can take the knife(only try if your 100% positive you can) then take it then run. If this is all they had then it effectively took the weapon away and also gave them less of a drive to chase after you now that you have a weapon. And the best choice of them all is carry a gun. If I wasn’t a felon then I would but I did my crime and have to pay the price, so now I carry a sharp ass knife. Look up knife laws in your area. Even a pocket knife is better than nothing. But if your state is not strict like my state (Indiana) you can carry certain types of knives. If by the very small chance someone from Indiana sees this comment, our knife laws are very loose. You can carry a blade of any size, and you can also carry butterfly knives or switchblades.
What if he’s faster tho lol, than you have to fight.
You can't just run. There are some things to be considered.
@@stevenseagull7589 Right! People act like you can't defend yourself against someone with a weapon.
I have been assaulted 3 times in my life, all of them with knifes, and this are the 3 things that saved me so far:
1: running fast
2: being deadass poor
3: dumb luck
Good advice.
Say you're from nyc without saying you're from nyc
@@lt1940 or london
Brasileiro é foda né vei
Tell me about the 3rd one. What was it about that luck helped?
I can confirm that his techniques are worth noting when it comes to knife defense. In my krav class I took a knife defense class that basically taught what he is doing. Secure the knife arm so that the opponent can't use it to attack while simultaneously hitting him with strikes such as elbow and knees to weaken or deal damage to him. That being said running away is definitely the best defense lol.
My college roommate got cut up pretty bad by a dude with a box cutter. It was nasty as hell. If he’d had a deer knife the guy would have been dead before he got home. We were broke as fuck at the time and he had just gotten paid after a shift bartending. Giving up his money wasn’t really an option but he paid dearly for keeping it.
The only training I do now is cardio.. used to be into football type stuff but unless you need to slam (you don’t) someone power cleans are useless in the real world.
The only time I got held up with a knife I pulled out a revolver instead of my wallet and the guy ran away.
This demo is shit. The defender clearly knows what attacks are coming. And in a cpl, the attacker is not maintaining aggression throughout.
Krav is worthless against a knife attack...just run...ur life is worth more than Krav ego....
I've had to escape being threatened with a knife only twice.
1. As a kid (8 I think) me and my friend were threatened by two other kids, one holding a knife. We were prevented from walking past them My friend wanted to go home, so I used a branch with leaves to hold them at a distance as we slowly turned them around. As my friend fled, I also fled; going in two directions. Both of us outran them.
2. When I was a teen (15) I was threatened with a knife under my throat when I tried drinking water at the school gymnasium. I had no choice but to surrender and do what he said. Got away with no scars.
The best way is ALWAYS to avoid the fight. ALWAYS. But the reason why you learn to fight is to be prepared for when fighting is unavoidable... something I should clearly do with my bad luck.
knife at gym? XD wth
@@jankowalczyk5288 Oh yeah sorry, it's school gymnasium (edited it). Still, not like it wasn't any less public before we were alone. No idea why nobody said anything..
wtf??????????????????? at school? why?
@@bloommaster4686 I barely even knew his name before he did this, so I have no idea. Guessing he thought he was being cool..
@@bloommaster4686 not as uncommon as you'd think, i had big guy twice my size at the time in high school come at me with a scalpel while disecting frogs during class and i was able to spin him into a rear naked choke and use his own hand to hold the knife to his throat without getting cut myself. Mind you i had zero training in anything, i just liked to fight, but have been humbled plenty of times by trained boxers and grapplers 😂
As a robber. This is very informative. Thanks
Are you joking?
@@Ethereal.X1234 sussy
Ew
lol
Yeah, everyone always grabs the kitchen knife when you get in their house
Best defense against knife:
1. Run
2. AK-47
I feel like pistols are more readily available in countries where firearms as self-defence tools are allowed(and in countries where they aren't)
Shotgun
@@Bibyte BOOMSTICK
AR-15 is better than both
@@h20cozmic84 Sure, and full-auto assault rifles are also not widely available to civilians(nor is it justified)
Did a seminar on self-defense as a finish up on a years' worth of classes (Kapap). One of the last exercises we did was training with rubber knives, with their edges painted with lipstick, while wearing nothing but pants and shoes.
The point was not to "kill", but to see how many injuries we could avoid or dish out. At best our arms and forearms were cut clean. It is nearly impossible to get away unscathed from that.
Thanks for your insight!
I don't believe you.
there have been several occasions when iIhave tried this and I could not "cut" the other person at all.
@@mrx2586 Don't believe me, I'm not expecting validation.
@@mrx2586 that's because you're not cut out for fighting lil bro do better
been doing martial arts training for around 20 years and also worked with a rapid response team ( border patrol ) . you do NOT take on a knife attacker if you are unarmed, any slash or puncture wound has the potential to be fatal ( it just takes one artery being clipped ). i have been cut a few times when i had to take on people armed with knifes, only by pure luck and thanks to my baton i did not get my throat slashed once ( i still have the scar ) and i was in full gear. if i was to choose i would just shoot someone attacking me with a knife
Even if armed adrenoline is a powerful weapon. You can easily get slashed and bleed without major artery’s being cut cus of how clean they are. Also knife combat for armed vests outside the ceramic ones and stuff is also extremely dangerous, more dangerous then a pistol round according to tests. This is because the fibers in them are made to disperse impact, a stabbing weapon is EASILY a powerful and deadly tool to use against someone who’s armed and or armored
putting this in my "how to survive london" playlist
I was gonna make this joke, but stopped myself. Glad someone else did
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Sad but true
Creasing 😂
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The more you train to defend yourself from a knife the more you realize you can't
the best way to fight against knife attacks are with a firearm or taser, because then you have a lot more range than the guy with a knife.
@@vihaandas4346 just don't stand right next to the attacker like in the movies. Yes you can pull the trigger faster than they can stab you but why would you stand a foot away from them when you have a gun?
@@xero5727 precisely. The whole reason projectile weapons are better is because you can put distance between yourself and your attacker
Which is how you can spot a fraud I suppose.
That has always been my observation too.
I love how the guy with the knife completely stops his attack as soon as he is grabbed
Wouldn’t happen in a real life
Its not like he can do much when grabbed
they get kneed in the groin , which is why im assuming they stop long enought to be tackled to the ground. but in a real fight like that i doubt that would be enough with all the adrenaline.
I mean usually once you get the arm you bend it to force a release, since its just a demo though hes hardly going to break it or injure him.
@@idirbouchdoug1567 in real life is 3 dudes at once
As a lifetime martial artist having earning my Masters Certificate, and I practiced and taught Filipino Martial Arts for 15 years, my hobby was knife disarms. Note to self: Knife disarms only work in the classroom.
I heard from someone who took MA training, always respect a weapon. They've been used for thousands of years for a very simple reason, they work.
Very true!
😠+🔪/🔫=💀.
Respect or Fear? That is the question
@@Somespideronline respect the force, fear its use
@@Somespideronline If u have the proper training and it's a practice match or if it's a serious fight & there is no avoiding it = *Respect* !
If u don't have formal training but ur opponent does or if they have numerical advantage or if u are unprepared & the fight can be avoided: _Fear_ .
@@dannokk4743 very true 👀
How to defend against a knife attack
Step 1: Dodge all his attacks.
Step 2: Disarm him
Step 3: Break his arm
Step 4: Be a hero
STep 5: Wake up and realize you died around step 1
@@GK-bt6fr I think I’d prob just kick the person in the balls without him expecting it then run because who can run after that
@@7hamz209 He would've stabbed you 10 times while you try to kick him.
step 1 block the knife with your right arm
step 2 use your left arm to pick up your right arm and run
become Goku with ultra instinct and defeat opponent without losing coolness
How can you wake up dead?
we did some training demonstrating how much damage a knife attack can do, two groups facing each other, one had chalks and the other were defending, it's remarkable how much you get marked by the chalk. imagine if that was a knife, shit is deadly lmao always run away
chalk is really good idea, I'm going to use that! thanks for sharing!
@@TheAelfgar or paint
what you did does not in any was demonstrate how "deadly" a knife attack is.
My martial arts teacher once showed us some of these as drills and would always make sure that his newer students feel as included as possible, I was so happy when it was my turn to hold the knife.
I've trained Jiu Jitsu for 9 years, I'm confident I cannot defend against a knife...
To be fair, Jiu-jitsu isn't designed for knife attacks haha. Sometimes I bring rubber knives to train. It's a great game to play and also gives you a good reality check.
Doesn't even need to be a rubber knife, it can be just an old white board marker without the ink.
I'm sure you'll be surprised by the results after 3 days of practicing.
My results: It's easy to take someone's knife away but it's not easy to do that before being stabbed
@@Mhurilo10 This whole question and experiment is also presuming that you know the person has a knife which if you think you're just in a bar fight you're probably f'd before you know it well enough to defend against it
@@Alacard0malley of course but it's still fun
Of course you can. Just buy a gun.
Carry and have a well trained attack dog. I do:)
3 steps to defend yourself on a knife attack
1 distract target
2 block his blind jab
3 discombabulate
Maybe Sherlock from Game of Shadows?
@@ItoJunji945 That's the joke
4 get stabbed
5 discombobulate
6 die from the wounds
7 discombobulate
@@thiagoporto7879
In summary: ears ringing, died of massive blood loss
Lol
20 years in prison I survived two incidents involving knives. One was a riot in which everyone involved had something sharp and pointy. Managed to avoid most strikes but still took 3 puncture wounds. Second time I was even less lucky but survived. If you’ve resigned yourself to the fact you will be cut you have a chance to survive. I would never give my back to someone wielding a knife in an attempt to run
what do you do if you have to protect someone like your family
@Justice for Nalu u definitely have a better chance of running away than beating the knife guy idk wat ur talkin about. he was in jail, not really anywhere to run, its different outside.
That's talking in a riot. In like yhe streets or something it is entirely possible to run far away, possibly towards someone who can assist you (like say police or something)
Thanks for telling me that you survived. I had no idea and thought you posted this from beyond the grave.
100% i usually take the knife the body still has parts you can twist and bend to incapacitate the attacker.
Something to point out, the person with extensive skill is prepared and aware that the attack is incoming. A person with disproportionate advantage in the situation compared to the average person still sustained injuries in most of these scenarios and didn't manage to fend off the attack in some.
Never fight a person with a knife if there is literally any chance to not fight them. Just run or give them the your stuff. No possession is worth dying over.
got it. so basically, circle, circle. square, R1
Lmao
Try to remember the basics of cqc
Lmao that was good
@Reki The gamer maybe metal gear
@Reki The gamer metal gear solid 3
6:39 is me defending knife attack
I love you mate hahahaha
@@izzi9522 haha
same lmao
if you get into a knife attack just stand still to assert your dominance , the attacker will not be able to get past your sigma male shield
@@anduro7448 lol
I love how this video gets straight to the point
It seems that stabs are the main weakness of a knife strike. While they do usually cause much more severe harm than a slash they seem to leave your entire arm exposed for a block, and if your opponent grabs the knife arm your advantage is lost.
Meanwhile slashes might not leave the deep penetrating wounds that stabs to, but each cut wears down your opponent in a metaphorical war of attrition and with slashes they seem to be much harder to stop. Cut muscle fibers don't move arms...
Yup, it's even worse if you're always doing downward stabs in pickaxe grip since you lose some range with the knife and they're the "easiest" to defend against (I say this as someone from a country where this is the common way to use a knife by thugs and junkies)
Slashes are the most underrated way to use a knife. A moment that marked me as a kid was when I played GTA 4 and used the knife, the game actually used motion capture by Bas Rutten for the melee combat to give the player that vibe of being a military veteran with a lot of combat experience, point is? Niko would constantly switch between 1 or 2 quick stabs and some nasty neck slashing, quite similar to what's seen in the video here.
A good knife fighter will use slashing, feints and some fencing basics, or at least that's the way I've taught myself also taking into consideration that some of the people who kinda know how to use a knife in my country do use fencing basics because they were brought to us from the spanish after getting colonized, it's even more prevalent among argentinians but I ain't from that country.
If you're already 50/50 on survival chance against an untrained attacker, I don't even wanna imagine myself unarmed against some guy who knows how to move a knife.
EDIT: knife defense isn't bs at all, it does work specially against an unarmed attacker, is it recommended to apply it? of course not, this is only for a hypothetical life or death situation, even more if sadly you're a slow runner like me. However the guy here does also miss a big important part which is creating distance and rotating around the attacker, distance not only helps keep you safe but also makes the attacker need to resort into stabs for the most part, which as you already mentioned are the knife's biggest weakness, rotating and parrying can also create an opening for escape while forcing the attacker to change angles and disorienting him. Barely moving like the guy in the video will only make the attacker's job easier since he can stab and cut with smaller movements, which are also harder to see specially with adrenaline pumping.
This is exactly why I always wear chain mail armor underneath my clothes.
I thought it was only me…
@@Hydrolysis_Moment wait, are you guys serious???
@@Abe00009 I've known and heard of people doing it,never know when it might save your life and its lightweight so it doesn't bother you much.
@@SneakyPanda445 it is so light I once showered with a full set on because I forgot I was wearing it
Scott Steiner, is that you?
My trainer said, you cant defend from a knife attack, but you can minimize the damage youll take.
@Jason Huffer try avoid getting cut from the inside area of your arm as the main veins pass through there
I am a 3rd Dan and was always told your going to get cut, do the best you can.....the guy that is being attached isn't really fighting back..
Minimize it by running away lol
Fuck u come on attack me whit knife u see what diffrent hard pro attack to uuuuuu🤜🤜🤜🤜
It's like any real fight your gonna take hits anyone thinks otherwise never actually been in a fight.
Something else to keep in mind with this is that the defender is blocking, grabbing and holding as part of his defense. Prior to this, he is sustaining numerous slashes and stabs to his hands and forearms in almost every attack. This would limit his ability to grab and hold, as his muscles and tendons would be suffering serious injuries, in addition to veins and arteries being slashed and serious blood loss ensuing, So, his defense would in reality be much less effective than is being depicted. The fact that the attacker is being subdued in a lot of the scenarios is discounting the debilitating and cumulative effects the initial blows would have.
so true ugh
Yeah, slash test 2, that one contact looks like it's in the general area to potentially be a brachial artery hit (a pretty good spot to check your own pulse). That's not good. Like that's only below carotid and maybe femoral for spots you don't want to get slashed (and obviously aorta itself, but that's more likely to be from a puncture than a slash).
never block the knife avoid the attack till the attack is made. grapple on the extension and twist.. the aarm comes off or the knife drops ... every time.
Defending yourself in the moment of a knife fight with martial arts moves is only part of the harsh reality of self defense, because from what Force on Force training has often taught, there is also identifying the threat with situational awareness, either choosing flight or deesculation after identifying the threat, then physically neutralizing the threat as an absolutely last resort if you can't run away.
If someone puts a knife on you, it’s most likely adrenoline and fear is a lot more kicked inside your adversary. Most people don’t realize that in a street fight, adrenoline is a deadly weapon. Both for the person with it and the person against it.
Having survived a knife fight myself - with parts of me missing and parts that don't work anymore - I can tell you, DON'T EVER GET INTO ONE IF YOU CAN AT ALL AVOID IT!
What happend to you dude :/?
You're lucky to be alive. If you can/would, please share your story.
Can you tell me your story? I’m also a fellow knife fight survivor(except I was unarmed at the time) and I’m a felon so I can’t carry a gun so I always carried a knife from them on out. Better to have it and not need it then to need it and not have it
@@user-dv2rh5br8k could you also share your story?
There’s a lot of value to be gained from experience. Please share.
I always carry a cake with me just incase someone attacks me with a knife. Everyone loves cake...
Robber: Give me all of your mo...
You: *Presents chocolate cake*
Robber: I’ll let you slide this time.
Robber : Dont even try to move I'll slit your thr....
Guy : *proceeds to pull out cake
Robber : For mee🥺😢
You must have huge ass pockets there!! 😂😂😂👍
I'm gonna say this is cute way to survive
Shut up😭😭💀
You just earned a subscriber and all you needed was awesome Editing thank you
you can almost tell they were both having fun doing this
I imagine someone on that 3rd floor digging into the sandwich they brought for work, looking out the window, and thinking, what the...
😂😂
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two grown men hugging each other.
they'd probably think a movie is being filmed.
@@Exosfear13 While wearing combat protection gear?? Must be some aggressive hugging
Reminder: this is a guy that specifically trains in knife defense, in a situation where he knows the guy in front of him is about to attack him with a knife, and is given time to prepare.
Absolutely! What we see is the absolute best case scenario for the unarmed person , not even bringing up the fact that the attacker is obviously hesitating in some of his attacks to give the other guy a chance to demonstrate his techniques.
Also, the guy with the knife never used any smart attacks.
@@ThirdLawPair because he is emulating what a typical knife attacker would do. A skilled person with a knife is very rare in attack situations and isn't viable for a experiment like this.
@@lightingthief4482 Depends on where you go. In the Philippines, you might very well run into someone who really knows how to kill you with a knife. Even if the guy with the knife basically knows how to handle himself a little, it's reasonable that he might grab you with his other hand to create openings.
I do get what you are saying about simulating a typical knife attack, but it still says something about knife defense technique that it's hard to pull off even against a moderately smart knife attack.
and the knife guys uses classic boxing stance, giving the defender leverage(catching the non dominant hand, slamming into his body, making sure the knife has less speed, swinging in large arcs). The guy who has no training and the guy who has weapons training will face you dominant hand forward holding the knife, good luck catching that hand with a knife in it.
Very good video, showcasing the most effective ways to attack someone with a knife. Always gotta be ready
Very informative and educational video, I was planning on going against this dude who takes martial arts classes and was worried if he would be able to stop me or not.
Now I know which moves to pull out Thanks 👍
How'd it go?
@@justink2101 it didn't work out for him
@@BlueScout-tw2iocap
Wtf
What to do in knife fight:
1. As he's stabbing you get close to his ear
2. Whisper in his ear *si papi si*
3. His experience of murder is now ruined. Congratulations, you have saved the lives of other possible victims
NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
" His experience of murder is now ruined " 😂😂😂
Whisper *harder daddy I wanna see the red water too* and they will be like tf? And it ruins the thrill. 😉
Yoooooo 😂😂😂😂😂
A gay man with no girl
Before the starting of the video, an ad popped up having training sessions. The ad show cased knife-hand combat. At first, I thought the ad was the video and watched it till the end. Now, I'm watching the real video.
Same here
lol same happened for me
haha got me as well
Me too, can someone tell me if the ad is bullshit or not?
Lol same
Each successful inflicted wound would have a exponential effect on the defender. So realistically it would be pretty impossible to defense if you already sustain several wounds at the start.
Exactly, really once you get stabbed once in the chest the fights already over and its turnt into a homicide
I'm going to London after 2 days and UA-cam recommended this to me, a very important skill to know
I’m recovering from 5 tendons in my left hand being severed from defending a knife attack earlier this year. I panicked and grabbed the blade to take it off him. I sometimes feel like it was a dumb move, considering I train martial arts I thought I could be more aware and keep a distance, but I’ve come to accept the reality that with knives, you’re almost likely going to lose something and although I can’t make a fist now, I’m grateful to be alive.
It’s been life changing moment and taught me to be really aware of what situations you put yourself in because all it truly takes is that one fuck up.
Edit: wow, I didn't expect this comment to get the attention it did but thanks for all the support, makes me feel less shitty about it. After months of relentless physiotherapy I was able to almost completely restore hand function now but it was in those months of introspection I made a complete 180 and changed who I hang out with, my general attitude and started further education for my dream career. So yes guys your health and wellbeing is the number 1 priority in your life, not your ego, your public image or any other bullshit, focus on ya self
^^^important comment
Damn that sucks man screw that guy
what even happened,if u don't mind to share that is, it's probably traumatic,but i think It'll help us,i guess
Yeah no matter how trained you are, an aggressor with a knife whos trying to seriously harm or kill you would most likely would. Best thing to do is run for your life. A gun pointed at you at close range there is a possible way to defend your self.
i know its none of my busniss butt since u shared ur story i cant stop to ask myself what did you to someone that they went after you with a knife?
The more you train the more aware you become of your lack of skills
Dunning kruger effect
@@matepasztor282 it’s different than dunning Kruger effect
The more you study, then more you realize your lack of knowledge.
@@jaiceymeier9026 its litterally the dunning kruger effect
So true
THANKS! Im going to Tondo tommorrow, this is really helpful.
Thanks for the reality check
Really needed it
I always wondered why it was so hard to disarm a knife wielding attacker in GTA 4 without losing half of your health. After learning about knife fighting, it makes perfect sense.
i've never played GTA4, should i ?
@@vila33333
YES YOU SHOULD!
@@Badrecon33 LETS GO BOWLING
@@vila33333 Absolutely. It's one of the greatest open-world games, along with Mafia II (original, not remaster), Sleeping Dogs and Red Dead Redemption (1 & 2), just to name a few.
@@vila33333 it's trash gta v is better
The unfortunate reality of getting stabbed or cut by an attacker with a blade is that usually you won't see the knife until it's too late. If he makes an obvious attack and you see the knife you better start running. *KNEES TO CHEST!!!*
as a 9 year second degree blackbelt in American karate the things we are taught first is depth perception and extreme acknowledgement of our surrounding area, then we are taught that the fist is less deadly than the knife so we go for the knife and straiten the arm to render it useless like in the video then its a game of leverage over the body
Also a big big thing forgot by this video is grabbing. I can assure you grabbing your opponents could have a massive impact in the fight on the both side, like if the attacker can grab an arm, he can then pull the defender and stab him. Or as the defender, you can go rushing for the armed arm and secure it. I am not a fight expert it is just what I think could have been shown
@@UA-camOfficialReviewerAccount He tried to grab the knife but the attacker was moving his arm very fast. Hard to get a good grip.
As someone who got stabbed in the chest in an attempted robbery, I second this. I didn't even see the knife, some bystanders informed me I had a knife wound on the chest.
What do you think about Gary Martin Kung Fu in Australia? His website mentions knife defense.
Been training MMA for 11 years, and also doing track and field for 14 years. Been approached by street thugs countless times but believe it or not, I've never been in a fight outside the ring. Not even once. I didn't care whether they were armed or not, I've always been good at making them eat my dust. The best way to stay alive is avoid the danger in every possible way.
lmaoo eat my dust
My Martial Arts teacher always gives these speeches if enough newbies join a few times a year. One of the things he always repeats goes something like that, "This is actually counter productive to getting and keeping new students (his paycheck), but always try to run if u are on the street, u only fight if u know u can't escape."
The slow motion really highlights how much the attacker was holding back and allowing the defender to win
oh he most definitely wasnt.
@@astolfo-official he was holding back a lot.
@@astolfo-official He was holding back a lot. He's going in with wide telegraphed arcs instead of the straight fast stabs you see on crime footage, or even the overhead. This gives the defender more time to see the attack coming and isolate the arm. Once isolated the attacker doesn't try to free the arm or slash.
In many stabbing crime videos the attacker doesn't just suddenly stop. They keep slashing at arms and hands, then when the victim is bleeding they go in for the kill and keep stabbing. No technique, but very dangerous all the same.
@@aegisghost yeah i see your point there
@@astolfo-official If he wasn't holding back there would be another corpse
I'll share my story since I see a lot of comments asking for other survivors to tell their's. I was a teenager, walking through the halls at high school (picture stereotypical bad inner-city school) and I thought someone punched me in the back really hard, I pivoted around and saw the guy had a pocket knife in his hand and I realized with a lot of fear "I've been stabbed", I was still thinking that when he stuck me again in the chest, and I could only think "I've been stabbed again", I don't know if it was training taking over from the subconscious level or fight-or-flight kicking in but when he pulled the knife back to himself my hands followed his, grabbed him by the sleeve and spun him to the ground where I stomped on him way past him becoming unresponsive and people had to tackle me off him, I didn't realize it while it was happening but he stabbed me twice more in the calve while he was on the ground. None of the wounds needed more than a few stitches but I lost a LOT of blood. I mentioned training, I'd been boxing since I was little and had two years of krav maga at that time. The scariest and I think most important part of the story is, I know for a fact that I came very very close to freezing when I realized I'd been stabbed, I did freeze for a moment and I'll never know if I could have defended from it but I was frozen when I was stabbed in the chest, and it's a miracle I started reacting when I did. It's way too ****ing easy to become mentally fixed on "I just got stabbed", and that fixation can keep you from reacting while you get stabbed again and again..
Yeah, why
dude nice job
I froze for a moment too when I got stabbed and then I used my belt as a club
like I said in my comment, most of the times they will just sucker stab you, anyone who brings a knife its mostly like a pussy who is afraid of a real fight
What happened to the stabber? Just curious.
This is a great video that accurately displays the concepts in knife defense. Running away and surrendering your belongings are great options, but they may not be available to you. IF you CHOOSE to disarm in a knife situation, chances are you are going to get cut. You try to minimize that risk, but have to plan to fight on even if you are injured. That is where the winning mindset comes in.
Learning these things is essential before giving the UK or France a visit
*Everybody gangsta till the guy with the knife also knows martial arts* 💀
Majima
Especially kali or any knife fighting martial arts.
@@RealGedagedi i see you're a man of culture as well
Yeah dude. The attacker here didn't seem how to use a knife and his attacks were sloppy and unskilled.. and he stilled managed to harm the guy. I don't wanna imagine and attacker that knows how to properly use a knife. You'd be dead for sure.
Let's just hope that doesn't happens
My martial arts instructor is a 6th degree black belt in karate. That’s not 30 years of experience, but it’s enough that his words are worth passing on here.
“If a person pulls a knife on you, run. There is no reason for you to ever believe you can walk out of a knife fight without getting cut in some kind of way.”
He said he once went to a knife defense seminar and they used a black sharpie in place of a knife and asked him to defend himself as best as he could for 10 seconds. Here’s what he had to say about the end of those ten seconds:
“I was ‘cut up’ everywhere. If that was a real knife I wouldn’t have been able to protect myself against anything past the first two cuts, but even still I had sharpie marks on my arms, my stomach, my chest, and even some on my neck. This is real life. Not a movie. Don’t be a hero. Don’t try to fight somebody with a knife. Run away.”
what if you are the police officer or with someone you have to protect..
@@daesungkim1478 Police officers can just use guns and there is something called a Stab Vest that you could wear.
@@daesungkim1478 As Petrov said, officers have tools for the job to deal with the situation. Taser isn't amazing option, but the shock might be able to incapacitate them for an arrest. Pepper spray can blind, and force submission with pain, but bad choice. Better than none. Firearm, best choice you can get. Good shot placement, can end the fight. Simply having it drawn might make them disengage and run, which accomplishes what you set out to do. Protect first. Problem with guns, you have to draw them, similar to knives, and they are distance based tools. Closer you get, harder to use. Right up close, a gun is difficult to use. Especially in knife range, drawing it and putting shots where you need to may be borderline impossible if they have a hand on your gun or on your arm, or somewhere that may throw your shot off.
If there is someone you have to protect, you need to consider your options carefully, and also choose what makes sense to carry for protection. Some places in some countries don't allow firearms despite them being the best tools for defense there is, so in those places you need to pick carefully what you feel is the best option for your defense if running is not an option. Pepper spray and tasers are the most common options, neither are perfect. Both have glaring issues. It's a bad scenario, but one you might have no choice in the matter of.
A marker leaves marks wherever it touches, but a knife, even though grandma could stick a knife right through your leg like jelly, requires some force to leave a cut or stab. that means if you block a knife strike with your arm its possible that the tip of the knife will touch you but wont hurt you, also its a lot harder to hurt someone with a dull knife, but you should always assume the knife the attacker has is razor sharp.
sure, run and leave your girlfriend to fight them off - oh wait - girls don't date pussies, do they? "bring a gun to a knife fight" is not a joke
A man near where I live was stabbed in the neck by a mugger, after being stabbed, he then beat up the mugger severely until mugger went limp. Another man, near where I live, got on a bus pulled a knife, three passengers tried to subdue him, but he landed three neck shots and 2 of the men died. So, basically I need to move.
As a British, I found this video very helpful.
The problem is that not many people have 30 yrs experience
The problem is that the knife guy could have just direct stabbed him any time
@@atte9702 "Directly" stab him huh. I wonder what you mean by direct, because all this stab attempts seem pretty direct to me. It's close quarters combat, you can't get more direct than that.
@@JavierGomezX Mate, you don't understand. Even if you have swift hands if not really hard to still get stabbed. A kick in the nuts, and a stab in the gut would do the job, our just ur body part as bait, then stab him. Not really hard, unless youre a Spartan with the abilities of a ninja.
@@atte9702 Yes. Most of knife fighters I know use 2 knifes, one concealed. Please tell me. How the hell he was supposed to block left-hand stab on first "successful" defense? Cuddling right arm and jumping around stops attack?
Ive been attacked with abox cutter walking home drunk the guy got my chest and my forehead but i got the knife from him and beat him up despite being drunk
Trained in martial arts for 6 years, you know what else I trained in? Parkour, for 4 years. So yeah I'm running if a guy pulls a knife on me.
Trained boxing from 8-13 trained muay thai boxing from 13-17 now back to boxing for a year. So if someone pulls a knife on me... I'm fckin fast and I have great endurance. I'll run and probably never see them again.
I'm ip man
I would run too
I carry around a .357 magnum just in case any fool wants to tussle. I got my CCW years ago and am proud to say that I have averted numerous occasions of danger.
I've done parkour for 6 years and only like a couple years of martial arts. So again, if a guy pulls out a knife I am gone with the wind
Yep. I need parkour.
This will be very helpful for future mugging attempts, now I know how some people defend against knives
this could be useful on our counterattack against the Crusade, thanks for the tip.
Best way to escape a knife attack
Look behind the guy and start yelling "Police! Over here!" and when the attacker looks behind,run as much as you can
Thanks you now I am stabbed by a cop and by a murder
@@kermitthefrog9322 you're welcome
instructions unclear....I stabbed the police officer and was asking the murderer for help
Sir? U want me to turn my back around an armed maniac? What if he has more endurance than me and is potentially able to tackle me after running a few meters? Pretty sure having a stabber on top of you is...it's just over. Running is gambling. First u stall to see if u could take him on or not. If he is not scared of u then... take running as last option
@@soulstice33 thats why you must keep your body fit, in this situations stopping = dying
I've done dagger training in HEMA for a few years. They're much larger daggers (rondels) with an emphasis on stabbing but I can guarantee you that a knife fight is the absolute last thing you ever want to get in. It's basically just a match to see who dies first because I guarantee you you're both getting injured in the process. Whats even more difficult about knives is that virtually anyone can use them to a degree of success. They're such a simple, effective tool (any tool that literally remains in use for the entire scope of human history would have to be) that takes little more know how than picking one up and thrusting. Don't get in knife fights kids. Even with training you're GOING to get hurt.
There's an old saying with regards to knife fights.
The loser dies where the fight happened.
The winner dies on the way to the hospital.
ua-cam.com/video/iRULFVa_f5w/v-deo.html
Last Fight
@@tycho6503 the saying is the loser dies in the street, the winner dies in the ambulance.
@@Kiro710 I feel the saying has multiple versions, especially ones that can be old. A stabbing one is probably very old.
U guys are a bunch of pussies. I can destroy a knife attacker any way i please...when someone pulls a knife on me i just laugh in his face and the fucker runs off in fear.
Im actually impressed he managed to defend himself even after getting some hits
We're going on a school field trip and this is really helpful thanks
My grandfather was famous on his town as a knife fighter, I once asked him to what he attributed his fame? He just answered "be the first to draw the knife and if not.. run.. theres no way to step out a knife fight without bleeding.."
"first rule of knife fighting: you're gonna get cut"
Don’t turn your back to someone with a knife
@@n3rc849 run backwards?
ok but where and how he leant, even became famous as a knife fighter?
@@lukys2407 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
As Someone Wiser Then Me Said " Trying To Disarm A Guy With A Knife Is Like Trying To Take Away An Open Marker From A Child And Hoping You Dont Get It On You"
That... is excellent training.
"ALRIGHT CHILD. _DRAW ON ME"_
Nah I tried that and it's simple you just have to kick him in the stomach and the infant is no threat using kids is a bad comparison
@@user-iu2zo7hu7f I did think it would be pretty easy to overpower them, but most people wouldn't* kick a child like they're trying to break down a door lol
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Edit: either my phone auto-corrected "wouldn't" to "would", or I messed up when typing it...
I do not condone the act of practicing the forward thrust kick on the little hellions.
@@Kurokubi yep and you're right, most people would.
@@user-iu2zo7hu7f Well Then Your Just A Guy Who Kicks Infants Then
Dope video, the music is so moody, well the whole thing is even though its educative haha. Thanks for the defense tips btw
This is one of the best self defense videos on the net. Really puts some questionable "techniques" and "masters" into perspective...
I am no expert but, I think the knife dude has an edge.
He looks really sharp, though
Cutting edge stuff right here
Can't see your point ?
Razor sharp reflexes.
Fuck you and your amazing pun
Some important information from experience: I've had a gun pulled on me once and a knife pulled on me twice. The occasion with the gun was a robbery in East New York, Brooklyn (yeah I was asking for it), and I could not run, so I just coughed up the dough and they walked away. I gave them 400 dollars and they even gave me my license back! So the lesson from that experience; I gave them what they wanted and I kept my life. But each time I was attacked with a knife I ran as soon as I saw it without looking back. One of time times I was lucky to be near my motorcycle in Bangkok, Thailand with a dude running at me from behind, and I was able to hop on and speed the hell out of there before getting jabbed. The second time I was in Highland Park, Los Angeles and was not chased when I ran, but I also think the time I was chased was not simply a failed attempt but the dude hesitated (he had second thoughts!) The bottom line; if you run, you likely won't get chased because you give that person a chance to have second thoughts about slaughtering you, and they realize that slicing you up into salami is probably going to ruin their lives. So my advice, in sum, is 1. Stay out of bad neighborhoods or places you're unfamiliar with. 2. Don't fuck another dude's girl. 3. Stay away from hookers (seems random but trust me). 4. If you see a knife, just run. 5. If you can't run, offer to give them something. 6. If you're already getting stabbed then do what this video shows but that's a last resort! Bonus advice; don't piss people off, be loyal, cultivate yourself/integrity, and just be a good person! People generally don't want to stab good people!
Was it because of a hooker in Bangcock and was it a ladyboy?
Name of the background music pls.
Anjayyyy
Thank you man. And rule no 3 is very useful. Trust me, its not worth someone else's girl when there is more bueatiful girls out there. And my advise is as last resort try to kick in the balls. I know its a scum move but in a life or death situation its worth it.
@@ilovecookies8902 Oh dude 100%, a kick to the balls is one of the most effective moves possible if it hits
U need to take in consideration that even the ‘minor’ injuries throughout the fight will affect your performance
I am going to London, so needed this
The best advice on a knife fight I ever heard was from an Army combatives instructor. He told us, “You are going to get cut in a knife fight. Make your peace with it now, and maybe you can fight past it when it happens.”
Make peace with what? Getting stabbed?
@@rayyanshaikh5591 yes. In a knife fight, you are going to bleed.
Jesus! Thank you! Finally a common sense comment. I was scrolling to see when this happens. I’ve doing martial arts since I was 8. Any time I’ve dealt with no bullshit teachers, instructors, or sensei’s they’ve all said the same thing. If you HAVE to get into a knife fight, just know you’re going to get cut. But if you train enough, your training will hopefully override your fear. Believe it or not people, training, determination, and will power will get you through some crazy injuries.
This was the same advice a krav maga instructor told me. Try to disarm anyway, distract, or hold onto the arm. This is my own--Identify which hand you can bear to sacrifice 😂
This. Although bare in mind it's much harder to kill someone with a knife than hollywood would have you believe, pretty much none of the injuries in this video would've been life threatening or fight ending. Look up any incident of someone being killed with a knife and they were stabbed and/or cut 20+ times minimum and likely took a while to bleed out.
I train this stuff and I get cut up every time, not cause it’s ineffective, but because you can’t defend from an attacker with a knife without getting cut up.
I train in a HEMA club and we have all the protective gear and getting nailed with the training weapon hurts enough to make you nervous and it’s really bad odds against an aggressive opponent.
@@anonymousbosch9265 hema.nl here?
I have trained with some guys who have been in a dozen or more knife fights (one trains South African Police). Their instruction is always rather clear. "Guys you ARE going to get cut". Getting cut on the arms or most of the leg is acceptable. Getting stabbed is what you must avoid.
Use book and his neck goes crunch
@@bread4228
Well, it depends.
Great video, tons of learning points, but the threat was not neutralized in most scenarios. Even when deemed positive for the victor. The fight isn’t over, until it’s absolutely over
Nice! Just what I need before going to London
This video has taught me a lot. Honestly, 30+ years of martial arts, he knows dudes going to attack with a knife, and he knows how to defend himself even then it's still not enough to fight off an attacker with a knife. It's scary to think that all those years of training, exercise, and preparation STILL doesnt even give you a 50/50 chance of not sustaining injury or death. Morale of the story is just run. Don't even risk your life just run and make it hard for them to catch you. Good thing I know parkour.
Sir? U want me to turn my back around an armed maniac? What if he has more endurance than me and is potentially able to tackle me after running a few meters? Pretty sure having a stabber on top of you is...it's just over. Running is gambling. First u stall to see if u could take him on or not. If he is not scared of u then... take running as last option
And he knows the style of attack beforehand, he has his hands braced. And he’s a bit bigger then the attacker’s
@@soulstice33 Yeah if he wants your wallet, your phone, your clock.... just give your valuables to him, they're not worth your life.
The only reason to stay and fight would be if it was to protect someone you care about.
@@soulstice33 He has a knife not a gun, you have more of chance of surviving by running to a crowded area or somewhere with people some how some way.
@@Gamemote i take it you have never played assassins creed
A friend was in the knife attack, did not see it coming, got stabbed. First he did not realize what happened, then got extremely angry thinking if he is to die, he would take the m*f* with him. Apparently in life-death situations people get monstrous power boost, also called hysterical strength, and can take down much stronger attackers. Who knew? When he finally fainted from rapid blood loss, the attacker was critical. Friend is no martial artist, no athlete, middle age, slightly overweight, but doctor told him fat protected his organs, and he was quickly released from hospital to home care, no charges pressed. Attacker spend long time in ICU, several restorative procedures, some permanent damages, and still got no sympathy from the judge, deadly assault, lengthy prison sentence.
what a beast
Interesting story, how did he take away the knife tho?
@@richko Can't stab a man if your skull's caved in
Fat power ✊
What a fucking chad.
3:53 "Hits himself"
when I see this, I ask myself, when will UF Pro bring the new full body cut-proof gear?
Budget version of this: get two people, make sure that no one wears a shirt; and wear shorts. Then, use a dry erase marker as a knife. This way, you won’t hurt your friend, and the stains on the skin shows that you have injured the person. Once done, shower, and stains are gone.
oh no but these guys have to show off they tactical gear.. smh
@@fmg182 To be honest, I think my budget version is better than the video. Since in the video, the guy has a knife, he would probably be careful since he does not want to hurt his friend. So with the markers, you can fight at your best without hurting your friend.
@@kingjimmycraftofcalderonia2017 I totally agree with you.. there was a shot in the video in which the guy w the knife was about to put it through the other guy's neck. Even with a marker I would be careful since it would hurt.
@@fmg182 I never knew that dry erase markers hurt.
@@kingjimmycraftofcalderonia2017 try getting stabbed in the neck by the point of a marker.. by anything, actually.. I mean it hurts, as in it's a bad sensation, to feel anything striking your neck where sinew or tendons are.. jeez
Grandpa was a Korean War combat vet. His advice: If someone draws a knife during a street fight, run.
Yeah man, he's absolutely right, I got into a street fight back when I was 15 and dude had a pocket knife I was able to disarm after kicking his leg to knock him off balance and grabbing hold of his arm rendering him immobile , I only suffered a slash wound on my thumb from struggling to snatch the knife from his hand, still thinking back to that day I felt like I got lucky
Pocket knifes are literally tiny, they hurt but do no damage.
or take out a glock
@@jasonator69er right buddy you definitely have experience getting stabbed by a pocket knife
@@jaythundah8901 (real)
After training BJJ for 10 years (MMA included) I did some knife defense class for the fun and I discovered something while fighting someone with zero combat experience, if they had the knife I had a 50% chance of not getting cut in sparring. (I was a purple belt at the time. 5 years ago) but if I had the knife they were 100% dead. It felt like the knife gave them a whole belt color. So no combat felt like a blue belt and the purple belts felt like brown belts and so on.
We’re does 50 to 100% come from? A street fight is a different form of fighting. Not to be rude but ANYONE who has a knife trained or not is deadly, especially if they know any major points like your leg artery- something almost completely indefensible. Plus bleeding out, and simply adrenoline can be dangerous for both people
Love these.
Imagine if the attacker was also trained. Result: death. Every time.
even trained attackers can make mistakes,creatvity is your weapon,the people that lack it die first
its true, even a mad man with a sharp military knife is scary. Let alone a person trying to kill you with sharp weapon experience!
0 Stein of course, only difference is the attacker has room for small errors. The defender doesn’t. One mistake in defense and you’re wounded, probably also dead. As we can see, trained defenders can still fuck up and die to a guy with no skill.
he was g, two professionals
Taylor Hair nothing in the video stated the attacker was trained in any way, and his attacks showed no level of skill. Basic slashing and prison-style shanking? No highly trained knife fighter strikes like that. The strike would be quicker and more precise. Less wild and leaving less room for disarmament
I remember having to defend a plastic knife in karate, and I hated that so much. One time the teacher went off on me and I got cuts for several days from a freaking plastic knife.
Teacher was just showing you who has more experience.
My instructor choked me with a belt when i was a kid lol
@@Buckwheat0 bruh I'm gonna need context or that's just abuse wtf
@@ryanchow8881 nah. that seems like a standard modus operandi of oldschool karate teachers.
@@rodeoordeal4027 lol your right, what was I thinking 😆
Thanks for the info ill be training for london soon
Nice SoundTrack!!!
Very nice
*both wrists get sliced open*
"DEFENSE SUCCESSFUL"
bleeding from a knife injury can kill a person so easily in 10 mins
If cut deep enough he would lose function of those arms
You only have to protect your forehead eyes neck sides of shoulders and stomach. That’s the basics of it anything else can be injured and won’t kill you immediately so use it to take them down.
hard to explain but ill keep it simple and say that cant happen in a stab attack like that
being successful means that you survive
I was in a military excercise and one of the moments was where I was being hold prisoner and had to get out. When I got out of my room I heard a voice behind me and as I turned around I saw a guy with a knife slowley walking towards me. Even though it was an excercise (this was a 7 day survival excercise so I was tired and only got to eat half a ration per day with minimal sleep) my survival instinct just kicked in and I wanted to survive the coming fight. So he attacked me with a lunge attack towards the stomach. Even with my combat training he managed to stab me two times before I could disarm him and throw him to the ground. It all happened so fast. So if that knife was real I dont think I have acted differently, but the results would be different.
Damn..
I wasn’t in some military training but I was involved in a fight at at party which lead to me getting stabbed twice all I remember was me fighting back and just trying to stay alive but after another person came to jump me but somehow I got back up and ran also mind I was kicked repeatedly
@@hennessy6612 I'ts just that human instinct kicking in. Fight or flight. In our worst moments with highspiked adrenalin, I think we humans act very fast on what to do, and usually we choose the right thing to do.
I'm in judo for like 10 years. I'm pretty sure I have a better chance against a pro wrestler than a hooligan with a knife
It's "good enough" for you to die for this corporation that'll shit you out after it's done chewing you up.
I set my UA-cam location to the UK just to see if that'll influence the results and this was one of the videos suggested to me via recommendations.
LOVED this video
Other ex-army people have commented about this here, but I'll add my two cents as well. My army instructor said you are probably going to get cut in a knife fight no matter how skilled you are. The real trick is positioning yourself so that any strikes are deflected to non-lethal areas until you take down the opponent or flee.
The best defense overall, as always, is maintaining situational awareness so you can see a dangerous situation developing and figure out a strategy to avoid or minimize the threat before it fully blossoms. Fights rarely actually happen by surprise. Unfortunately, most people go around nowadays in a smartphone-induced haze where they don't notice anything happening around them until it's too late.
Or like the attack in California recently where some crazy dude beat some people down with a bike lock, there is footage of this lady walking past him after he just nearly beat a woman to death, and she obviously got hit in the head pretty severely and then finally felt like, oh maybe I should run.
I watched the video probably 100 times and couldn't for the life of me think of any valid reason to keep approaching dude.
@@luiytheninja3655 you got a link to the video?
@@itsirish9582 ua-cam.com/video/0uG_Z2OqlHw/v-deo.html
Should be about 2:20 at the escalator.
There is a better video that isn't cut up to be more "civil" by the media. If you wanna find a more raw video of it. Look it up under the Channel. "Active Self Protection".
people walking in a smartphone induced haze doesn’t even have a 0.000001% chance of landing in this situation
the people actually getting stabbed are those that go to clubs, socialise and actually interact with people enough to make them pissed enough to get shanked.
people going through a smartphone induced haze stay in their house 70% of the time and when they do go out, they will never ever enter a shady alley way.
This comment hits every nail...
Glad to see so many folks in the comments section actually giving good advice and understanding how nearly impossible it is to defend against a knife attack if its already happening. Sometimes street knowledge is accurate. Best defense is being mindful and doing everything you can to avoid these situations, and if the person is relatively close, run from a knife attack vs. try to smother, wrap, disarm if its a gun. I will say, however, that the depiction above is accurate in one way that you often don't see portrayed. When defending a knife attack (if it's come to that) then your target is not the knife or the hand/wrist. Your target is the upper foream, elbow, upper arm.
Fact, more people in any given day survive knife attacks than die to knife attacks. And in all cases of comparison between hospitalizations from knife attacks and gunshot wounds, people who were attacked with a knife were more likely to survive. I say this because I see a lot of retards fearmonger people about gun control saying people would just use knives like it's comparable. Well, it is, but not in the way they think.
Yeah, true. But also if they carry a longer blade you want to get close if you have no choice, since it will be harder to generate force. Additionally, stabs and slices will be more difficult short range with a longer weapon aswell. Other than that, you want to use objects and the environment to your advantage. Running aswell.
if you can get one in your specific region
a gun has also proven itself useful
I don’t know if it’s helpful but i always wear a bagpack and this habit was useful cuz i was attacked years ago by a guy and without this bag idk what could have happened . This happen to me on a close street nearby the downtown. It was The kind of guy who was already mad idk why when i ran into him in a street . I was myself in a bad mood. He walked next to me and and i didn’t like his looks but ok. Then he did some shadow kick in front of me for no reason wtf. Triggered I stopped and said quietly: « is there a problem bro? » and he say: « no none better for u ». I smiled « u funny u know ». And then he push me right away. I did judo for 7 years i grab him(i was close) fast and make an o Goshi(judo grip) put him down. Then i got up him to very mad and pulled out kind of a standard kitchen knife. With adrenaline i got all ready and move back immediately and then run . But he got faster so i zigzag a little bit and i took my bag and startin to do up and down moves with the bag then he charge a so i charge( i know wasn’t a clever move but i was full adrenaline and kinda scared). And i put the bag in his face but like a punch in an agressive way it makes him drop the knife . He almost fall. I gave a huge kick on the knife. He was still touching his nose and eyes. Then i let him and run away straight to the downtown. I know this afternoon i was very lucky. It could have been a lot worst. So yeah u better run away immediately when u face a guy with an edged weapon. This kind of things happens so fast u can’t manage a guy with a knife with bare hands. Odds are at 99% u playin with ur near death if u face it. 1% of chance and some adrenaline reaction stuffs.
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It's interesting how when he closes distance he successfully defends himself with no to minimal injury but when he hesitates or tries to create distance he is seriously to fatally injured. I respect the skill of both of them in the fight. Best way to survive a knife attack is... don't get in one. Only fight if you need to preserve your life or another. Be blessed out their in this dangerous yet beautiful world we call Earth.
If you can't retreat you need to close the distance; the safest place to be is beside or behind your opponent.
It helps to know what knife and the way its held