How To End a Fight in 3 seconds

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  • Опубліковано 8 бер 2020
  • No doubt that the easiest way to win all fights is not to fight at all, but we all know that sometimes it's impossible, so this video shows how to end a confrontation in seconds.
    Fast and effective techniques easy to learn and may save your life.
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  • @dantweedy1766
    @dantweedy1766 2 місяці тому +4

    Good advice! Im 69 years. Old and have seen a lot of changes occur in the culture!!! If a fight can be avoided to a certain extent, it is good!! But that is being taught to an extreme! Back in the day if someone tried to bully you, you were taught that a fight was not only the honorable thing to do but a necessity!!! Even if you take a beating you will be a winner in the long run! Bullies only like easy prey, they and ones like them will leave you be if they know it’s going to be a fight! Number one rule in life after “treat everyone like you want to be treated” is work to stay in good enough shape and train to be skilled enough to put up a good scrap! Your well being and your loved ones well being depends on your on actions and abilities!

  • @jakejake7289
    @jakejake7289 Рік тому +791

    You win every fight you can avoid.

    • @chrishooper8260
      @chrishooper8260 Рік тому +18

      Correct mate. You shouldn't be just saying this to people with no training or understanding. It is irresponsible and gives people a false sense of security. It tales a while to just have basic idea. You have to wonder about all these experts on social media.

    • @jakejake7289
      @jakejake7289 Рік тому

      @@chrishooper8260 Exactly! Why I avoid singles bars filled with drunk idiots peacocking to get laid.

    • @hafizxmen7060
      @hafizxmen7060 Рік тому +10

      You can control every situation when you avoid.

    • @hafizxmen7060
      @hafizxmen7060 Рік тому

      @@chrishooper8260 funny lol😂😂

    • @paulmakinson1965
      @paulmakinson1965 Рік тому +10

      Yep. The best skill is detecting the vibe of a place. You can usually sense the types hanging out in bars or nightclubs who are looking for a fight. If you are in a place when the mood changes, you can sense the testosterone and the adrenaline, just move on to a place that is more chill. We have this sense, just like all animals, but we tend to ignore the hints our instincts give us.
      Even experienced soldiers in Afghanistan took small hints that things were wrong (fewer bystanders, dogs barking), they sensed an ambush or an IED risk.

  • @Zakatak360
    @Zakatak360 Рік тому +115

    My technique for ending a fight in 3 seconds: "Hey man let's grab a beer" 😅

    • @Kiro888
      @Kiro888 Рік тому +18

      i actually did something like that few years ago on the 7 line subway in NYC....a guy was looking for trouble and just shoved many people as he walked though the subway car.....he shoved me and said "WHAT! WHAT!"...so i just said 'man, its too early for that $#!t ....let's go get a coffee and think about fighting later"....everyone around laughed...he actually smiled and calmed down.

    • @JohnnyJaga
      @JohnnyJaga Рік тому +3

      I would recommend smokin a joint.

    • @michaelburke6552
      @michaelburke6552 Рік тому +1

      Good technique better than a kick that doesn't exist!!

    • @gleanerman2195
      @gleanerman2195 Рік тому

      @Uncle Tom Like god, ya'll would rather just kill. Typical christian

    • @skollybob
      @skollybob Рік тому

      More effective than crap maga

  • @carolecarr5210
    @carolecarr5210 Рік тому +129

    I'm a 79 y/o lady who had an hour,1to 1 training by an Army Ranger while dead heading in back of C141., 51 years ago. Still I refreshed my thinking & moves periodically. Important to practice mentally & physically to keep "reflex" aura I believe. It gave me a self confidence that is invaluable. This video was excellent.

    • @EugeneSSmith
      @EugeneSSmith Рік тому +8

      Just keep a brick in your purse, and a metal nail file for STABBING the 'bad guys " EYES!" 🙀

    • @thekatt...
      @thekatt... Рік тому +9

      54 yr old lady. Used to be a bouncer back in the day.
      Learned a couple new ones tonight.
      👍😊🇨🇦

    • @aaronm.1998
      @aaronm.1998 Рік тому

      I'd cave in your face with ease.

    • @BackSeatHump
      @BackSeatHump Рік тому +19

      I'm a 76 y/o man who broke my new pair of glasses in the back of an APC in the Central Highlands of Vietnam in 1967. Ok, it's not the same thing but I've been waiting nearly 60 years to tell someone about it.

    • @JesusMagicPanties
      @JesusMagicPanties 6 місяців тому +3

      @@BackSeatHump Really traumatizing thing.I love my glasses so I wouldn't even want to be in the shoes of the Vietcong people in front of such an extremelly pissed off guy, whatsoever. Cheers from Poland.

  • @deanmartin6052
    @deanmartin6052 5 місяців тому +8

    Years ago in my small town (it was a rough old place) someone I knew was in a bar and ended up being challenged to a fight by one of the local nutters. Anyway, he said he didn't have a lot of choice, so he got up to go outside and fight in the alleyway. As soon as he stood he realised that he himself was that drunk he could barely walk in a straight line, and he thought he would be done for. Anyway, they got outside they somehow ended up rolling around on the ground grappling. The guy I knew said that he was getting pummelled and he only wanted to get out of it all, but feared he would end up in a real bad way, so as he managed to get topside of his assailant briefly, he stuck two fingers down his own throat and boffed up the contents of his stomach all over the other guy, which consisted of about ten pints of ale and his Sunday roast dinner which he'd had at the pub a few hours earlier.
    He said that the guy was instantly finished...utterly unable to comprehend the situation or the mess that he was now covered in. Talk about self defence mechanism huh! 🤣

    • @rmullins9596
      @rmullins9596 3 місяці тому +1

      😂😂😂😂 love this ❤

    • @TechSucht
      @TechSucht 25 днів тому

      great improvisation skills, kudos. 😀

  • @JamesCAsphalt8
    @JamesCAsphalt8 6 місяців тому +23

    GREAT INSTRUCTION. Short and to the point. EXCELLENT. Thank you for teaching me.

  • @ankyspon1701
    @ankyspon1701 Рік тому +37

    I like the second elbow option and it's the one I prefer. I once did a rising elbow straight up into someone's chin and thought I'd broken my own elbow, it swelled up like an orange. The point of the chin is solid and not really a sensible target for a rising elbow unless you have to. Since then I've always practiced the tight round elbow to the chin, as well as being the safest option for your elbow, it's also a more powerful shot and due to impact/rotation effect on the side of the chin, it's much more likely to knock them out... Thanks for the upload

  • @deltakyy3894
    @deltakyy3894 Рік тому +3

    thank you so much! i saw 4 guys fighting an old grandma on the street, i came in to help. the grandma didn’t stand a chance against the 5 of us.

    • @usaman7358
      @usaman7358 9 місяців тому

      that's gay....and has been said thousands of times before you. Still gay

    • @jimclark6256
      @jimclark6256 4 місяці тому +1

      Good one.

  • @rinoruperto6695
    @rinoruperto6695 Рік тому +30

    Thank you for this informative and educational video!

  • @budte
    @budte Рік тому +82

    If you are not a fighter by nature then just learn one of these. When the heat of the moment comes most people will forget everything they learned. So whenever there is a public disturbance that raises everyones fear levels, bring this technique to your mind so you might remember it if the time comes.
    Personally, I'd recommend using the heel of your hand slightly upwards into the nose as hard as you possibly can - this is not the time to hold back with the power because you are a nice person, hit them as hard as you can or you may regret not doing so. For 20 or more seconds until the recipients endorphins kick in they will be in so much pain they will likely double over holding their face. This gives you the chance to move in and break their fingers or run away if the situation allows. I've learned this as I got older and used it once. Females can learn it. And if you are female being attacked by an unknown male, fight like a wildcat, bite hard and chew on noses and eyebrows . And rather than be bundled into any vehicle, I've told my daughters it would be better to die on the street than whatever awaits you at the end of a car journey.

    • @assmaster420
      @assmaster420 Рік тому

      You are an idiot that has never actually been in a fight

    • @larrywhalen596
      @larrywhalen596 Рік тому +7

      This is the same advice I've given to my son and daughters at various times during their lives - "going from 'Point A' to 'Point B' with your abductor will ensure you will not be returned to 'Point B', since the average Life Span for someone who has been kidnapped is 2.5 hours (!).
      Also each one of my children were trained how to defend themselves and then given a 4" quick opening survival knife and taught how to use it IF they were ever dragged into a vehicle, which thank GOD never happened.
      Don't believe this will never happen to a member of your family as one of my grandsons was being pulled into a car thru the passenger window when several of his cousins managed to grab his legs and saved him causing the driver to leave the scene.

    • @empty-ed
      @empty-ed Рік тому +2

      @@larrywhalen596 do you not understand fear can become paralysing , especially for a child ?

    • @lamonthamilton667
      @lamonthamilton667 Рік тому +2

      You have TOLD your daughter's RIGHT eye knee combo works if they can't see or walk You Sent the Right message. No victim Here.

    • @volpeverde6441
      @volpeverde6441 Рік тому

      don't forget knees and elbows....

  • @coppulor6500
    @coppulor6500 8 днів тому

    My favorite thing about reading comments on vids like these is the 800 million recommendations to flee whenever possible. NO SHIT. tips like these are if you cannot avoid a fight. duh....
    this was one of the best videos I've seen on the subject.

  • @ravenmadd1343
    @ravenmadd1343 Рік тому +6

    I was taught that no matter how big an opponent is a man with a broken knee is the same height as any other man with a broken knee. It was good advice.

    • @iceeagle8541
      @iceeagle8541 Рік тому +1

      That's very true. It was very enlightening to discover how much more likely you are to not get beat up and rolled if your proximity policy calls for the legs to be challenged as soon as you can reach them with yours.

    • @davidcottle7346
      @davidcottle7346 Рік тому +1

      Have you any idea our hard it is to break someone’s knee lol and virtually impossible at such close quarters if you want to know our to fight learn out to box all this poking people in the eye horse shit will get you in trouble period

    • @ravenmadd1343
      @ravenmadd1343 Рік тому +1

      @@davidcottle7346 Strange, it was one of the first things I was taught to do in the Foreign Legion. I never found it that hard personally but then I suppose the Legion don't know much about fighting. Probably why they didn't teach us to box.
      For now I'll stick to what I know, it's served me just fine so far.

  • @WOLVERINE95899
    @WOLVERINE95899 7 місяців тому +3

    These techniques are much more effective than the RAT system. These techniques dont matter if you are weaker or shorter than your attacker. They will work for anybody with minimal practice. Great video !

  • @jeffzedlar7336
    @jeffzedlar7336 Рік тому +3

    Thanks for the great video. Love the humor and the advice to run away.

  • @bobadams7654
    @bobadams7654 Рік тому +36

    Good, basic, information well explained. Many thanks.

  • @stevebralovich
    @stevebralovich Рік тому +2

    Thanks for sharing these useful, short and effective techniques that will work in most cases...

  • @skip741x3
    @skip741x3 Рік тому +5

    Very useful and practical Real World advice brother! spot on!

  • @place_desjardins
    @place_desjardins Рік тому +8

    Good tips. You don't choose your enemies and they might come up close to you before you have time to run or keep distance. He made good points about "telegraphing your attack" and fighting with someone who is high or drunk may not respond to pain. Fighting someone on PCP is an outlier and he will not respond to pain compliance techniques as someone who is sober.

    • @frostyfrances4700
      @frostyfrances4700 Місяць тому

      That's also when sterner measures may be required.

  • @constance5577
    @constance5577 9 місяців тому +1

    You are sharing with us ( bravery skills and honesty ) your helping to save our lives for if or when we some of the weaker ones thank you very much you are heroes ✌️❤️🙏 FAITH ALWAYS

  • @SocialAnimalJC
    @SocialAnimalJC Рік тому +6

    so my sister is one of your new students now bro and she loves the training. Keep up the fantastic work team :)

  • @lodzianin1973
    @lodzianin1973 Рік тому +278

    I teach krav maga as well and I find your tips very useful except one fact: they work in a very close distance only. I generally prefer not to allow an opponent to close the distance so much and to use kicks to keep him away. I find low kicks to the side of the knee especially useful. In 9 cases out of 10 a good kick like this ends the fight as the bully is unable to stand anymore - at least for a couple of secs which is enough for you to flee

    • @Longtack55
      @Longtack55 Рік тому +8

      Agree, a kick to the side of the knee is accessible and crippling.

    • @gilbert3152
      @gilbert3152 Рік тому +17

      I teach Trump maga and if an opponent can't walk, he can't fight. If an opponent can't see, he can't fight.

    • @Daniel-yo5es
      @Daniel-yo5es Рік тому +12

      this stuff works only if you are fighting someone who has no training. if you are unlucky enough to meet an opponent with training in boxing, mma or muay thai.... you are gonna get worn out with a quickness. it's just a fact.

    • @theodoreconstantini2548
      @theodoreconstantini2548 Рік тому

      @@Daniel-yo5es True someone with training is unlikely to stand there up close and give you the opportunity to strike first. They will be preparing to strike you.

    • @andreashessler838
      @andreashessler838 Рік тому +38

      @@Daniel-yo5es Most fights involve people with zero training. People who are well trained in any of those disciplines will, generally, do anything possible not to become involved in violence for obvious reasons.
      The vast majority of people likely to start trouble with you would be easily disabled with any of these techniques.
      Krav Maga is a superb discipline for the average man on the street to successfully use in most situations.

  • @harley304hughes6
    @harley304hughes6 Рік тому +32

    Thank you for taking your time and skills to help others.

    • @dantechersi6056
      @dantechersi6056 Рік тому +1

      help others with defense fight is fight itself not peace.. Buda never fight and smasch other harms others

    • @AlexSmith-lr5uo
      @AlexSmith-lr5uo 5 місяців тому

      ​@@dantechersi6056Parabellum

  • @gorogimre2
    @gorogimre2 Рік тому +1

    Thx man !! u r our Saviour ! I watched this video already 10 times !

  • @zlinky1113
    @zlinky1113 6 місяців тому +1

    Nice practical advice from someone who doesn't seem to have an enormous over-inflated ego. Great Vid! ❤😊

  • @mortgagefinancing5558
    @mortgagefinancing5558 Рік тому +20

    During the 60's 70's and 80's there were not many masters around...after the internet came along every second person is a master...

    • @chrishooper8260
      @chrishooper8260 Рік тому

      My goodness mate you are spot on. Look at the comments. Most people on social media today are experts on everything . More than likely without a days training in anything. The only responsible fighting arts I've seen on here is Andre Bertel . But thats the world today. Everyone's an expert.

    • @mortgagefinancing5558
      @mortgagefinancing5558 Рік тому

      @@chrishooper8260 Yes agreed...Andre Bertel is very good. I was at a seminar in Sweden a number of years ago and was very impressed with GM Richard Buchan. His combat experience and talent was crazy ...blew me away. I have been into Karate for 28 years and studied in Japan but I have never seen anything like this guy. On his channel he breaks stuff down in long form but in reality his movement is very short in person and uses very real fight movement. Here is his link: ua-cam.com/video/DGmbH22avSs/v-deo.html . I also have learned from Kanazawa Kancho 8th dan. ..very dynamic instructor I enjoyed his techniques and flow. I found his link here: ua-cam.com/video/OUc1vR_LkUU/v-deo.html..hope this helps.

    • @chrishooper8260
      @chrishooper8260 Рік тому

      @@mortgagefinancing5558 much appreciated mate. All the best to you.

    • @userokg751
      @userokg751 Рік тому +1

      Everyone thinks they're a Bruce Lee

    • @mortgagefinancing5558
      @mortgagefinancing5558 Рік тому +1

      @@userokg751 Yes the problem these days is that people learn technique a bit of stuff and they teach it on the internet. !0 15 years minimum at a high level of knowledge before you should go on the internet and teach. Its crazy how everyone is an expert after a few years. Most people think because they have put a certain time in that they are qualified...or they learn to flash or kick and punch they are an expert enough to teach..conversely someone can be in martial arts for years and still dont have the moment or knowledge where it should be to teach.

  • @davidcook8134
    @davidcook8134 Рік тому +32

    The throat strike with extended thumb is quite likely to result in an injury known as "Gamekeeper's Thumb," which is a tear of the ulnar collateral ligament. As an orthopedic surgeon I've repaired quite a few of those. for that reason, in this particular case I believe a straight or hammer fist punch to the throat is preferable to the open hand technique shown: the throat is relatively soft and there is less likelihood of injury to the hand (finger or metacarpal fracture) than when striking the face or skull.

    • @rumo1086
      @rumo1086 Рік тому +20

      "my orthopedic surgeon told me to punch you in the throat"

    • @davidcook8134
      @davidcook8134 Рік тому +4

      @@rumo1086 Haha yep. Just not with your thumb👍😉

    • @the_once-and-future_king.
      @the_once-and-future_king. Рік тому +1

      I find using the 2nd knuckle of the middle finger is effective.

    • @brucebiggy3593
      @brucebiggy3593 Рік тому +6

      ​@@davidcook8134 A punch to the throat can kill a person ,you do realise that?

    • @MissChanandlerBong1
      @MissChanandlerBong1 Рік тому +5

      @@brucebiggy3593 As long as it's an unintentional consequence of self defense, take the matter up with natural selection.

  • @timmcnamara7098
    @timmcnamara7098 Рік тому +2

    Excellent video. Great insight

  • @sport2481
    @sport2481 Рік тому +2

    Very helpful, thank you.

  • @JohnORourke.
    @JohnORourke. Рік тому +6

    This video could attract the wrong kind of people.

  • @jt.8144
    @jt.8144 Рік тому +4

    2:35 I had to laugh at this one...because it took me back 10 years ago when I had to use it against a drunk in a restaurant😂. A TRUE CLASSIC. ( 4:52 lmao.. LOVE IT. )🤣

  • @nachtfuchs321
    @nachtfuchs321 Рік тому

    Great video, a lot of knowledge, the guy knows what he's talking about.

  • @TysonFranklin
    @TysonFranklin Рік тому

    Excellent tips - Thank you.

  • @cschaka1
    @cschaka1 Рік тому +7

    Thank you so much for this video ! Real professional stuff 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 However, I'm such a pacifist that I only train my running, cuz if he can't catch me he can't beat me 🤣

    • @ronkistner2672
      @ronkistner2672 5 місяців тому

      thats called being a "chickenshit"

  • @christams8863
    @christams8863 Рік тому +60

    Wonderful advices for close combat situation. This is assuming the attacker is within range and that the attacker is not expecting a counterattack from you. However, if the attacker is guarding his or her upper body with both arms, your techniques loose their effectiveness. The take-home message is this: The most efficient way to take down an attacker is hitting the vital areas: eyes, throat, ears, etc....

    • @logansummers1551
      @logansummers1551 Рік тому +2

      You have no idea what you're talking about.

    • @christams8863
      @christams8863 Рік тому +7

      @@logansummers1551 The same: I have no idea what you are talking about.

    • @garyclarke9685
      @garyclarke9685 Рік тому +2

      Knee caps is the most efficient & effective way as it doesn't matter how tall or short the attacker is or if they are defending themselves

    • @empty-ed
      @empty-ed Рік тому +4

      I just completely kiss them to death
      Man or woman ❤️

    • @christams8863
      @christams8863 Рік тому +3

      @@empty-ed That is a dangerous technique! Some attackers might actually like it! LOL!

  • @1SGPARKER
    @1SGPARKER 8 місяців тому +2

    Good advice. In the military, I learned the Webhand technique to the throat, just as you explained. Also, the Palm Strike!

  • @korzbro35
    @korzbro35 Рік тому +1

    Super useful, and unexpectedly funny too :) thanks!

  • @FugaziSB
    @FugaziSB Рік тому +3

    These are excellent technics if you can stay cool in such situations, and, if the other guy is kipping his hands behind his back most of the time.

  • @daviddawson3366
    @daviddawson3366 Рік тому +7

    The difference between winning and loosing is your amount of determination .There is so much evil out there. You have the right to refuse to be a victim.When seconds count the cops are just minutes away.As a child I learned the boy scout moto, be prepared.As a final note, sometimes it's better to be caught this it that without it.

    • @jayleeper1512
      @jayleeper1512 Рік тому

      When have the cops ever been just minutes away?

  • @joeb9763
    @joeb9763 7 місяців тому

    Awesome safety tips! Great job

  • @dustinmurphy82able
    @dustinmurphy82able Рік тому +1

    French, Canadian,Arabs teaching people how to fight 😂 I needed this

  • @gwine9087
    @gwine9087 Рік тому +11

    Studied and taught Karate, for years. Although we taught punching I am a big proponent of the palm strike and elbows when in close.

  • @MENSA.lady2
    @MENSA.lady2 Рік тому +5

    About the same as I was taught in the UK military over 50 years ago.

  • @deonwhite201
    @deonwhite201 Рік тому

    Thank you 🙏 for teaching me something new

  • @bradheath4200
    @bradheath4200 2 місяці тому

    Good video bud. I'm now in a wheelchair full time. So I check out vids for stiff to add to the chaos if needed. Your contribution to, formally a big dude and now handicap appreciates the imput. Safe travels and happy days to you sir.

  • @LieutenantBB
    @LieutenantBB 2 роки тому +21

    Never seen an opponent that never fights back 😂👀

    • @waynedrummond6583
      @waynedrummond6583 Рік тому

      Because you're mixing with the wrong people. Find some decent educated people to hang with.

    • @antarshakti3093
      @antarshakti3093 Рік тому +3

      😭😀😂🤣

    • @warrenpeas
      @warrenpeas Рік тому

      exactly. fight isnt ending unless the other guy is knocked out or pinned down.

    • @waynedrummond6583
      @waynedrummond6583 Рік тому +1

      @@warrenpeas Or dead. Because that's always a possiblity

    • @irlspecialgp4125
      @irlspecialgp4125 Рік тому

      Applied knowledge is called skill.

  • @theodoreconstantini2548
    @theodoreconstantini2548 Рік тому +7

    These techniques are excellent and likely to be effective, as long as they have been practiced, and if the aggressor is stationary and not already in fight mode. If he is it is much trickier to end the fight quickly.

    • @garyclarke9685
      @garyclarke9685 Рік тому

      No it's not really. Strike at the knee caps.

  • @tonyvain100
    @tonyvain100 5 місяців тому

    Love the video. First time seeing your channel. Thank you

  • @anthonyharty1732
    @anthonyharty1732 Рік тому +2

    It’s best to have one move, don’t waste time thinking about what move to do, hit first and hit f’ing hard is the best advice I’ve heard

    • @Norton1531
      @Norton1531 Рік тому

      Totally agree. When the shit hits the fan you don’t wanna be thinking about which combo to use.

    • @mtlava
      @mtlava Рік тому +1

      If you hit first, you are the aggressor. You technically started the fight.
      I've been in many fights, and ended many of them in about 3 seconds or less. Never been the aggressor. Never needed to permanently mame anyone.

    • @anthonyharty1732
      @anthonyharty1732 Рік тому +1

      @@mtlava That’s not true, if you think someone is going to attack you you can hit them first in self defence. It’s called the pre-emptive strike.

    • @eddyherrera6326
      @eddyherrera6326 Рік тому +1

      @Anthony Harty after a guy threatened to kill me if i didnt get the fuck away from him( was trying to talk to the dude after hed been a real prick to my friend and punked him for his spot in line..) long story short i knocked out some molars ,etc.. but to the cops since i took first swing it was on me..so yea "pre-emptive" sounds good but in real world it dont fly. Even cops told me i shoulda let him hit me first...but um..yea no.

  • @Dawkinsbulldog
    @Dawkinsbulldog Рік тому +3

    I live in the UK, and if some robber, bully, or other attempted to assault me and I managed to floor him, my first priority would be to get away out of there as fast as I can before the police turn up and arrest me. You see, unlike in some other countries and states, I am legally bound to show such people a duty of care, i.e. not harm them. The same applies to burglars, etc. Check out the case of Norfolk (UK) farmer Tony Martin.

  • @jarmstrong2843
    @jarmstrong2843 Рік тому +9

    Best defense is to avoid an altercation at all costs. Distance is your best friend. If the perpetrator can’t reach you, he can not hit you. Most altercations take place at more than arms length which makes the techniques shown meaningless. Most perpetrators work off the element of surprise from behind the victim’s line of sight. By then, the damage has been done. It’s best to be aware of your surroundings and avoid potential threats by taking another route. Most attackers size up their victims before attacking; age, sex of victim, noticing the victim not looking around, slow or unsteady gait in walk, not making eye contact. Making eye contact is important and sends a clear message that the perpetrator is seen. This will unconsciously intimidate the perpetrator.

    • @beniciobonilla2271
      @beniciobonilla2271 Рік тому

      Fights can happen for all kinds of reasons though, and in different ways. For instance, I can see myself in a club or bar in which somebody gets too rowdy/close. The best defense is obviously not to escalate this situation if you can help it, but if completely necessary, I feel like these techniques should work in those particular circumstances, or for when you can otherwise get an unexpected first-strike on the aggressor.
      If anything, this video's helped me notice that there are a lot of weaknesses you can exploit in any potential combat situation, which I'm certainly going to keep in mind for posterity's sake.

    • @gatocles99
      @gatocles99 Рік тому

      Yeah... that is false.
      Criminals don't care.
      Criminals ambush... because they can. And you happen to be there.
      And you are not avoiding it... especially if you are with your wife and children... unless you are the type that runs away, leaving your wife and children at the mercy of the criminals.

    • @jarmstrong2843
      @jarmstrong2843 Рік тому

      @@gatocles99 Yes, criminals don't care. They are opportunists who victimize others because they are not aware of their surroundings; yet the criminal fully aware of the area. Like I said, avoid altercations at all costs by not placing yourself in those situations. If a person puts himself into those situations, then it was by choice, ignorance or stupidity. I did not say all altercations were avoidable. You also neglect to address the other actions I mentioned in the original post. Why? Because you know I was right.

    • @gatocles99
      @gatocles99 Рік тому +1

      @@jarmstrong2843 I have had 2 home invasions. Both in different cities, in good neighborhoods.
      How does one avoid that exactly?
      I also rescued a woman who was walking to work and was mugged.
      Did she put herself in that situation by choice?
      Why do you choose to save your own skin and run away, while leaving women and children at the mercy of violent criminals? :)

    • @jarmstrong2843
      @jarmstrong2843 Рік тому

      @@gatocles99 Do you actually expect me to believe that BS?

  • @ElvisPresleyE
    @ElvisPresleyE Рік тому

    Great information, thank you. Subscribed

  • @alanmillar5274
    @alanmillar5274 8 місяців тому

    Kudos for this video … excellent advice - of course this is if you’re close in. I would, if you can, add sidekicks to the midriff for distance then follow up with these moves. Or add sidekicks to knees after these moves.

  • @helloworld6330
    @helloworld6330 Рік тому +4

    1:00 FYI, the strongest bone in the body is not the scull, it is the femur

  • @glennhurley1479
    @glennhurley1479 Рік тому +9

    Something I learned by chance - if you connect with a good solar plex or groin strike, take one or two steps back. If your opponent is high or just in a rage, he might not feel either strike immediately ... until he has to lift up a leg to take a step. I've seen guys take a reverse punch or front thrust kick to the solar plex and not even blink, but when they tried to step forward to chase the other guy they went down as soon as their foot left the floor to take a step. And besides ... you're one step closer to the door. Never fight when you can run, unless you're protecting someone who can't protect themselves (or similar situation).

  • @williebrooks2982
    @williebrooks2982 Рік тому +1

    Thanks Sir ,good defense!🎈

  • @Radikal420
    @Radikal420 Рік тому +6

    "If he cannot see you he cannot hit you"
    "If an enemy can't see, he can't fight"

  • @ThePlataf
    @ThePlataf Рік тому +16

    I don't believe in talking to bullies. The only thing that penetrates their thick heads is a dose of their own medicine. My Mum taught me, if someone hits you, hit back, but harder!. Make them rue the day they ever messed with you. She was right.
    In the schoolyard, I was attacked by a vicious, older girl whom I didn't even know.
    Got her by the hair that grows near the temples, and yanked. She squealed like a pig. Kicked her shins, she went down, and got her face rubbed in gravel.
    I told her if she ever tried anything with me or anyone else, she'd get double. She ran off, howling. Thereafter, she made a point of sedulously avoiding me.
    They're cowards, and generally, will never return for second helpings.

    • @logansummers1551
      @logansummers1551 Рік тому

      You and your mum are idiots.

    • @rxotmfrxotmf8208
      @rxotmfrxotmf8208 Рік тому

      I agree. Backing down will be worse. BTW, I learnt a new word from you: sedulous. I'm serious 🙂 Thank you!

  • @harveyspecter7545
    @harveyspecter7545 Рік тому

    Love this. Thank you

  • @cabeziduro
    @cabeziduro 3 місяці тому

    You are a GREAT teacher🔥Thank you.

  • @glennknauer2696
    @glennknauer2696 Рік тому +3

    End a fight in one second with Master Glenn.
    Lesson one, get a gun.
    Thats it.

  • @pz3j
    @pz3j Рік тому +7

    The title of this video ought to be: "How to get yourself locked up and mess up your life in three seconds." It takes years to build a life and seconds to take it all away. Just ask any murderer in prison.

    • @68Bards
      @68Bards Рік тому +1

      I guess that’s why these moves don’t involve slamming attacker’s head to the pavement… and are within 3 seconds ie one strike running away…

    • @Zakatak360
      @Zakatak360 Рік тому +3

      So you're saying it's better for the attacker to hurt you any way they want? What if they had a knife you didn't know about, but you used one of these moves quickly and safely got away without said knife being drawn? Why bother living at all if you're just going to give up and be a total idiot???

    • @irlspecialgp4125
      @irlspecialgp4125 Рік тому +1

      It should be titled "self defense only to be used in dire situations. "

    • @forgottenrights351
      @forgottenrights351 Рік тому +1

      Better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6. Carry weapons; punching is worth nothing to a gunman 5 feet away.

  • @singingway
    @singingway Рік тому +2

    I learned how important it is to end it in 3 seconds because self defense is quickly exhausting if it goes three minutes.

  • @jimclark6256
    @jimclark6256 5 місяців тому +1

    Works great, always make sure the opponent keeps his hands behind his body like the video shows.

  • @SuperGaleford
    @SuperGaleford Рік тому +24

    How to win a fight in 3 seconds…in 6 minutes and 18 seconds.

  • @TruthSurge
    @TruthSurge Рік тому +3

    1:50 no attacker is going to be just standing in front of you like that. They will either jump you from behind, club you from behind or be running at you or swinging already.

    • @jimclark6256
      @jimclark6256 4 місяці тому +1

      Thank you, finally someone who is intelligent enough to see the real situation.

    • @TruthSurge
      @TruthSurge 4 місяці тому

      @@jimclark6256 good tip? don't get INTO any fight and if you're out in public, always look around you every so often. And.... carry some kind of stick or mace or knife or something if you are in a really bad part of town and have to be there for some reason. Avoid putting yourself into these situations. I think that's the best tip.

  • @mgr001
    @mgr001 Рік тому

    Best video, yet.

  • @Nediablo
    @Nediablo Рік тому +1

    I like how the best tactic in all of these is if you cause enough damage quickly enough, just run. It really is the best advice. It doesn't make you a coward to run away. It makes you smart.
    Seen too many guys trying to be tough either get jumped or stabbed. Never worth it.

  • @waynedrummond6583
    @waynedrummond6583 Рік тому +649

    I'm 70 years old. Fighting is not inevitable if you have a brain and the ability to speak. I served in Police for many years. The only fights I ever had was in training.

    • @laurentcop9631
      @laurentcop9631 Рік тому +32

      In a certain way I agree. But if we take the example of bullying at school.If you can t fight back, you need to be helped by authoriies that bully respect. Otherwise you are lost. After when older, against criminals if you can t rely on police/justice, you are lost if you can t find the mean to be respected as a human being. And sometimes people stops when they have more too loose. But I agree de escalation is the best solution.

    • @waynedrummond6583
      @waynedrummond6583 Рік тому +109

      @@laurentcop9631 I raised two sons and told them both if they are bullied, strike back in response. I would stand by them. Later I learned from their school that they both had instances of standing up against bullying. By standing up with someone else being bullied. I was immensely proud and when the school threatened them with suspension I threatened back with petitions naming the bullies and describing the situations. Too much PC and wokeness in the education services everywhere.

    • @ceasaddict2531
      @ceasaddict2531 Рік тому +13

      @@waynedrummond6583 I'd agree but I feel there's certain external factors that change depending on the person, main one being where you grow up. Some areas if you're not involved in the rough lifestyle, it is inevitable.

    • @waynedrummond6583
      @waynedrummond6583 Рік тому +16

      @@ceasaddict2531 Not true. We all have to make choices on what's best for us. The issue is younger people do not understand risk assessment. They belive themselves to be bullet-proof.

    • @drbonesshow1
      @drbonesshow1 Рік тому +17

      How to end a fight in 1-second with a woman: By saying, "I'm sorry. Whatever it was - It was all my fault." Now may I buy you an expensive dinner? Will your husband be joining us?

  • @brandonhallmagic6162
    @brandonhallmagic6162 Рік тому +24

    One thing he’s not telling you is that for these techniques to work, you must strike first. Most rational people will not want to strike the first blow.

    • @jodyguilbeaux8225
      @jodyguilbeaux8225 Рік тому

      right, dont let them get close to you, strike first and continue the combinations, until the threat is gone. on the street anything can happen from any angle of attack, which is dangerous and always keep scanning the area for multiple opponents. the dojo ( school ) and the street are two different animals.

    • @17losttrout
      @17losttrout Рік тому

      They need to rationalise that once there is a reasonable threat, they can strike first and continue until the threat ends (and no more than that).

  • @VictorGonzalez-qp4ne
    @VictorGonzalez-qp4ne Рік тому

    Fantastico. Peaceful people like me, we love this. I should have know this when I was at school ( to much bully)

  • @weeyee60
    @weeyee60 25 днів тому

    Thank you for this information. I am quite small, so I like/need to learn self-defense techniques. 👊🏽

  • @charliebrown325
    @charliebrown325 Рік тому +9

    1000s thanks.... Excellent teaching...simple and direct.. today I have an appointment at 530pm for self-defense class for my 9 years old son because he's getting bullied by a classmate. I told him your the only one who can protect yourself. Do not let any son-of-a- bitch to step on your toes . Bullies don chance with baby talk or psychology. Fight back even if the expel you from school.... VETTER TO DIE FIGHTING THAN TO LIVE KNEELING
    1000s thanks again

    • @hellou-
      @hellou- Рік тому

      Your son is probably shy. You should grab this devil by his arm and tell him to leave your son alone , tell him why are you doing that? if you are abused by your parents, tell the police, my son has nothing to do about that or you will take the devil out of you. Talk to the principal about it, usually they keep doing it when you don't react. do you know some of the kids in his school, ask them to keep one eye on the little brat, to take picture if he tried to do something to your son as evidence. When i was a kid, i was bullied maybe once by a little devil because i was shy, the next time one kid saw what he was trying to do to me, he (the good kid) started punching him (the little devil) repeatedly that was it 🙂. One day the bully pushed one girl, she went behind him, she punshed him very hard with her fist in his back, he never tried it again. Today if i was a kid, i wouldn't put up with this crap at all, this devil kid would have regretted being born. Many crazy and evil people out there, they keep acting stupid, because they want attentions. I work with some crazies in my job, one day a co worker started telling me how i should do my job, i had enough, i told him he's not my boss and better leave me alone, he stopped, the next one who will try something stupid, i will grab him by his shirt and ask to stop his BS.

  • @JacksonHoulihan
    @JacksonHoulihan Рік тому +2

    I think it was a Navy SEAL who said if he's confronted by someone wanting to fight he'll just turn and run as the best way to end a fight.

  • @VictoriouslyCrowned
    @VictoriouslyCrowned 9 місяців тому

    For some reason the to the throat part was funny. You are the coolest man in canada. I was watching a slap off contest and its truem these big guys get knocked out just by a slap. Amazing.
    ♡ thanks.

  • @macyoda2887
    @macyoda2887 Рік тому +9

    never allow an opponent to get close to you,,a right hook to the small part of the jaw shuts down a lot of situations

    • @steveymoon
      @steveymoon Рік тому +2

      Not as good as a left hook.

    • @Skibbitypappappa
      @Skibbitypappappa Рік тому +1

      @@steveymoon not as good as 2 jabs, right hook and a roundhouse

    • @macyoda2887
      @macyoda2887 Рік тому +2

      @@steveymoon left hook,right hook,long as its quick and simple

  • @diegom4159
    @diegom4159 Рік тому

    Superb, thanks a lot.

  • @4588ron
    @4588ron 3 місяці тому

    Thank you. Great video

  • @potvin103
    @potvin103 4 роки тому +5

    Very useful, thanks 👍

  • @trashtrainpunk1542
    @trashtrainpunk1542 Рік тому +7

    That was really good advice. Don´t punch, because for the punch You need to have exercised the technique (did I write that correctly?). Hands in Front, body 45 degrees, no bullying. Hands in front can always block a punch and counterattack. Thanks for posting.

    • @sealyibrahim9159
      @sealyibrahim9159 Рік тому

      Dumb

    • @sealyibrahim9159
      @sealyibrahim9159 Рік тому +1

      So you plan on going top heavy ? Yeah that's great advice said nobody ever.
      You can learn to throw an effective punch in about 20 min or less. It's a punch not rocket science. Fights are dynamic ain't nobody allowing you to do any of this. Only the head butt is effective but if you miss you only get the 1 and if can wrestle you are done. If he can wrestle and you are this close you are fucked especially if he knows sambo or something too. Russian ties are a shitty thing to get caught up in

  • @wymandyer6261
    @wymandyer6261 4 місяці тому

    thanks for doin a great job on this!

  • @noaberamai3380
    @noaberamai3380 10 місяців тому

    Very helpfull,,,It can save lives❤❤

  • @mtlava
    @mtlava Рік тому +10

    I never let anyone that is hostile get that close. Usually I let them attempt a move. The degree I react is relative to the intention and threat. I would never pop some guy's eardrum or punch him in the throat because he bowed up.

    • @empty-ed
      @empty-ed Рік тому

      @HDFromAbove you sound like a numpty

  • @peggyjohnson1848
    @peggyjohnson1848 3 місяці тому

    You are so quick! Good

  • @nicolasbourillon4320
    @nicolasbourillon4320 Рік тому

    Former Judoka and Boxer I also trained 2 years in Krav Maga, this is a good vidéo about basic KM my only humble advice with Krav Maga: KM will be efficient if you have already some experience in Karate, boxing, wrestling...my Krav Maga teacher was a former kick boxer ;)

  • @hotsauce1646
    @hotsauce1646 Рік тому +7

    I have been in alot of fights some end fast others just wear you down no matter what you do . The funny thing is most of these fights i had end up with a beer or some shuarma after fighting with the person i had a fight with. Some took me years to meet up with and we ended as friends. Crazy if you do hand to hand combat and no guns involved how we seem to turn around somehow . I think it's the respect you get for the other person who can hold his own and vice versa . I don't fight anymore for i am way past the age to only use my fists and not my brain . Now i use humor and a mild but good treat . I am stronger now for the job i do and i am 44 years now . I know i am stronger than i was when i was a teen and early adult. So no need to prove it anymore. If you still fight at this age there is realy something wrong with you. But keep training people you never know you need it to hold of a thief or something like that.

    • @pinkydavis6113
      @pinkydavis6113 Рік тому +1

      You sound like a fun dude.

    • @davidhovey6045
      @davidhovey6045 Рік тому

      Well spoken.👊

    • @gatocles99
      @gatocles99 Рік тому +2

      Those are not fights, those are foreplay.
      No normal person is having a beer or shawarma with a violent criminal that tries to murder them or their children.

  • @philcliffe6909
    @philcliffe6909 Рік тому +3

    Having studied KravMaga I would not go for the groin personally. Adrenalin will often allow the opponent to work through the pain and is less disabling compared to head shots.

    • @bigglyguy8429
      @bigglyguy8429 Рік тому +1

      There is also a very strong chance of missing, as balls are designed to move out of the way of impact, a man instantly reacts to any threat there and they're a relatively small target. On top of that, you just made them very, very angry, eliminating any chance of a peaceful resolution.

    • @davidjones8942
      @davidjones8942 Рік тому +1

      @@bigglyguy8429 yep, guys learn from a very young age to protect that area...

  • @helohalo3318
    @helohalo3318 Рік тому

    Thank you to show us this technics for selfdefence.

  • @partsman4376
    @partsman4376 Рік тому

    Nice channel. I agree with you. Thanks brother!

  • @jdubsky
    @jdubsky 4 роки тому +4

    Great instruction ;)

  • @84thanhsu
    @84thanhsu Рік тому

    works, keep up the good work man

  • @CampslewFitnessTraining
    @CampslewFitnessTraining Рік тому

    love this..... subscribed!!

  • @chrisrichardson8988
    @chrisrichardson8988 Рік тому +4

    The most experienced martial artist are very good at the “run away” technique. No, seriously.

    • @CyberBeep_kenshi
      @CyberBeep_kenshi Рік тому

      Running is also not 'losing'. Avoiding / prevention of violence is actually winning in a way.

  • @willbrown4046
    @willbrown4046 Рік тому +10

    I mean, these are great and instructional. The execution ofcourse is always far more tricky in the moment. Also, these days, the other problem is if this hypothetical situation happens in front of witnesses and or cameras and you can be identified, you can possibly face assault charges, perhaps even murder (even if you are defending yourself). Unless you have an excellent lawyer.
    I suppose all that beats being dead or crippled though.
    But, again. I do appreciate the information and instruction. I just hope I never find myself in the situation where I need to defend myself with deadly action.

    • @macstorm3432
      @macstorm3432 Рік тому +1

      There is no rule in (UK) law to say that a person must wait to be struck first before they may defend themselves. It is not absolutely necessary that a defendant be attacked first. A man about to be attacked does not have to wait for his assailant to strike the first blow, fire the first shot or wait to be stabbed. these circumstances may justify a pre-emptive strike

    • @willbrown4046
      @willbrown4046 Рік тому +1

      I understand that. However, in the states, the laws very from state to state. In some states we aren't even allowed to forcefully stop an intruder with any kind of physical force if they enter our home without them doing harm first and even then, lethal force is only justified if there is overwhelming evidence that they were intending to harm you.
      I cannot speak to details of laws from state to state, but with some of these examples of defense, if the person defending themselves is not in complete control and accidentally busts an eardrum or takes out an eye or causes a collapse of the esophagus, these could be considered attacks with deadly force and land the person "defending themselves" in jail. Maybe prison time with an assault charge or murder.
      The reason for these laws is understandable, but they create a lot of grey area which make circumstance where your life is in danger not always understood.

    • @17losttrout
      @17losttrout Рік тому

      ​@@macstorm3432 Spot on, as long as you "reasonably perceive a threat" you can strike first. A good case would be if someone threatening goes for their pocket. Sure as hell you don't want to let them get whatever they have out. Of course, you must stop when the threat is over.

    • @17losttrout
      @17losttrout 11 місяців тому

      @@topsteve9898 There's a legal quote that can be put to juries: "In the heat of the moment, you cannot weigh to a nicety the amount of force required to defend yourself" (UK).

  • @brucehuddler7518
    @brucehuddler7518 Рік тому +1

    Yes agree on the range, your demonstrating inside striking range, I would of already completed 3 preemptive vital strikes on you before you entered inside that close. Your best tool is distance and timing. No one should ever be allowed to close that distance on you.

  • @kirkdecker6228
    @kirkdecker6228 8 місяців тому +1

    Thank you for this. Do you have any tips for someone who is partially disabled from a neuro disease? Much respect for a nice video!

  • @cupholder7758
    @cupholder7758 Рік тому +7

    I have seen karate tournaments end with an accidental eye strike. Think about that.

    • @forgottenrights351
      @forgottenrights351 Рік тому

      I like the Chad Mendes v Jose Aldo fight, where Mendes kept getting in trouble for holding his fingers out when Aldo leaned in.

  • @oldnatty61
    @oldnatty61 Рік тому +3

    When you head butt someone you also headbutt yourself.

    • @irlspecialgp4125
      @irlspecialgp4125 Рік тому

      Yes, however...ever try to tickle yourself!? I have head butted before and it is kinda like that I felt only like 5-15% of the impact.

  • @DamageLLC
    @DamageLLC Рік тому +2

    Krav Maga is by far the best martial art and the most realistic in real situations if you’re trained a bit and know what you’re doing. Incredible martial art developed by the Israelis, and we all know they do everyone the best of the best when it comes to defense.

  • @donc6781
    @donc6781 Рік тому +1

    That was a hilarious video!

  • @GabrielY73
    @GabrielY73 Рік тому +3

    The head-pun is used a lot in Mexico City.
    I had two friends one from here in Cali and another one that had just came from Mexico.
    For whatever reason they where about to get in a fight, the guy from Mexico was getting close to the other guy. I said oh I know what’s about to go down and sure enough head to the nose.
    My other boy never seen it coming or knew about it cause that’s not the style of fighting we where use to in Cali.
    After some time we all became friends and called the dude from Mexico Cobra. 😂
    True story…

    • @michaelburke6552
      @michaelburke6552 Рік тому +1

      The head but is one of the oldest street fighting technique like the sucker punch! you splatter someone's nose that is not a fighter and can recover from it pretty quick they don't want much more.