The spinning back fist or elbow is very effective when when engaging someone who's behind you. I rang a dudes bell with a spinning back fist years ago. I then took off in a full sprint to escape from 4 more guys that were gonna jump in. Sometimes you're in the wrong place at the wrong time, I did what I had to do to protect myself and then I bailed.
Most people seem to approach the idea of multiple attackers from a sport perspective. Defeat your opponent...opponents. They are also used to having he guarantees of safety, environment and terrain. This is great because in a life and death, aka...combat perspective is to do whatever you can to escape alive. Nothing is guaranteed. Fundamentals and training various worse case scenarios simply increases your odds. This is great.
Actually had a real life experience when I was 14 a bunch of guys gang up on me at a party. I don't think all of them actually wanted to hurt me. But at least three of them were actually hitting me hard, when they didn't respond to me asking them to stop. I grabbed one of them by the arm and I bit him. They all stopped after that! 😆 lol
Have you ever stopped think about why MMA fighters wear 4oz gloves? They're so small why wear gloves at all? Some might say the gloves protect your opponents face somewhat? Others might say it protects your hands? And it is does... But in the way you're probably thinking? It's like this, if break my skin on your teeth, I will certainly get an infection! Mouth is known to be the dirtiest place on body! Good instincts on your part!
@@bjjthaiboxing I bit a dude who had me mounted with his arm across my face and he ended up getting a pretty nasty infection. And I'm a dude who religiously brushes my teeth too, just imagine what you get from like a hobo bite.
Ryan Hoover, I have watched your Funker Tactical-Fight Training Videos before and I don't recall commenting before, but I wanted to say thank you for sharing your information, expertise, and honesty. I immediately understood what you meant when you said, "if I can take his consciousness and his heart..." This was honest. In a real-life situation, you can't fully engage more than one person at a time, but you can hopefully discourage the second, third, and fourth guy by really doing damage to the first idiot who you can get your hands on. In the 1980s (not long after the Bernard Getz subway issue), I was approached by around 3 teenage robbers. I knocked down the first guy that was the closest who approached me for money and the other two didn't want to get knocked down so they backed away. The second guy had a concealed gun that he was holding for the first guy, who grabbed it after I let him up off the subway floor. Fortunately, God allowed me to talk the guy out of trying to shoot me before I needed to do a "kotegaeshi" technique since I was within reach to use this.
Train dressed in real environment spaces as well , training in training gear does nothing if you can't perform in your clothes and shoes in environments with different angles and spaces (instructor is showing this)
@@dabunnyrabbit2620 forget those cinde of styles.this one first than 2 or 3 dream on bla bla bla ha ha ha if you get atacked on your best time and have all cinde of weapons with you, nothing is going on,listen to his air comming short,bla bla bla ha ha ha and than do this than that, its like in the movie the others do nothing, and already he is short of air ,after 50fight some of 30 forget it that will not say do nothing but a real trainde fighter
Love to see defensive tactics for 5 attackers and 3 armed with knives. Also another attacker has a bottle and the last one is high on ice so will take quite a few strikes to get him down. Is it possible to defend that scenario?
Deep respect for your knowledge and realism, i stopped doing the traditional lessons and got more into the here and now action. Thanks for keeping it real.
All kinds of different actions, for different situations as well as for different individuals with different mind sets. Great stuff from two great minds.
Startle effect Two guys tried to intimidate my friend and me out of money . I was closing my car door and one of them grabbed my door. I got out between two cars ,the guy went to the other side and his friend came around. I dropped down in a ready stance and he took a boxing stance. I quickly gestured forward as if I were going to attack, a feign move. He was startled and we all broke apart with no fighting. Thankyou for the teaching From USA with love Jm
I had few street fights when I was younger. If I have 2 opponents I always want to be infront of my first opponent then I know that my 2nd opponent is behind my first opponent. Then after I am done with my first opponent , I would go with my 2nd opponent. It always work. FOOT WORKS!
3:46 And they said the CoD offhand backhand knife slash and the way Snake holds his knife and pistol in MGS3 were BS... Seriously, awesome vid. I always find these informative and helpful, especially the unarmed stuff. I like how brutally practically and obviously effective everything is. Thanks a lot for putting it out there for free! I think another good time to line opponents up is if they are shooting at you. We're taught not to fire with friendlies in our sector, and they try to use that against use. We can do the same dirty trick! Hopefully, they'll cease fire to avoiding hitting the people on their team and have to move, buying you time - or just hit their own guy! Although there's some odd ballistics exceptions, most bullets most of the time will hurt less after going through a bad guy first. I figured that trick out to save my ass in a video game one time as a kid, and I saw a guy do it once under fire (successfully) on ActiveSelfProtection channel. If I can ever find which of the 1400 videos it was (relatively recent I think), I'll post a link.
Funnel them to atrack one at a time. Make your self skinny ( stand sideways dominant hand in the rear) stay low, push the first through the second. Most importantly STAY OFF THE GROUND. Its suicudal in multiple attacker scenario.
Oh god, it is so cringeworthy and embarrassing watching and listening to people repeat the same couple dozen "street fight rules" (want to know what rule number one Is? Oh, you already knew...) It's even worse when the guy is enthusiastically capitalizing words for added emphasis while talking about something--truth be told--he hasn't ever been through and doesn't really know how he'd do with his own advice.
@@mackdurr4959 i agree i only been jumped once or twice and i speak from experience and observation. I hope i wasnt coming off as arrogant and hope i said something that helped someone.
dont forget, if you clock the first guy...you can use him like a shield..it works, ive done it!! gotta be fast on ya feet though! my karate teacher regularly put us against multiple opponents....it was awesome!! i took many beatins too. so valuable!!
To the bad guy's friends it means alot when you bust the hell out of their "big guy" with a "bitch slap" it's not a slap but a open hand hit with the base of the palm which does protect your hand. I used to have hammers for fists but 2 years ago I was shot in my right palm with a +p 45 hollow point and most of the bones are titanium rods so now. I hit open handed with my right hand and use it for impact and can easily use it to hit and hook and feed my elbow or knee. So you get hit hard with an open hand and instantly get pulled into my elbow or knee depending on my footing. It's all situational but never fall into one style. You never know when that method wont work for you anymore and most of the method changing injuries comes on during a fight. You e got to protect your hand to stay in the fight. So never just train with fists. You'll think they are good enough until a tooth cuts a knuckle or even a tendon in you hand or you break your hand. Elbows and knees are a good back up provided they can handle the impact. You know your body so train to hit with every option you have
I have worked security at a night club before. I could not agree more with the foundation of getting the attackers ( of any kind) in a line so you only have to take on one at at time, even if it is verbal to de escalate the situation.
I just feel like defensive trainers don't tell you how fast things really happen they train in slow motion with guys coming at them like sloths. Active Self Protection is really the only defensive trainer that uses real life evidence.
This is so true; ''no, no, come at me with your right hand...etc..'' I'm not talking about this guy, just 99% of the tutorials you see. Snail punches , just block it lmao , right..
1 point at jared, when hitting behind look first. noticed he was just turning and hitting the shield as he knew it was there but his eye's stayed on the focus pad infront of him. better to put the focus mitt behind so he is forced to look and target strike instead of thrashing blindly behind and hoping you connect with a target that has left your vision. before you can hit the target you must reacquire the target before you can hit it.
Not really. He is using gross motor movement and wide arc powerful strikes to hit whatever's in it's path. In this case where you are being surrounded anyone in the way of the strike Is going to catch it. It comes from knife movement.
I used to teach my soldiers to use palms and kicks (in order to preserve draw distance) and the other Sgt frequently laughed about it. So, I'd sad "with your real-deal strength, punch that wall twice and then we'll see how your hands and emotional fitness will be after it to continue a fight". Well, the fact is that we tend to have a very wrong idea that a fight is always ended by one good strike. Trully, it really can be. But always prepare for the worse, so we keep in mind that a motivated perp would go on for a while, and we have to endure as long as the fight does, in order to do what has to be done. Thanks for the awesome content and keep it up!
The lining up part i knew. But the footwork triangle was new to me. Very cool. I think it's also awesome you aknowlage that every situation is different. No static movements like 1 2 3 4. Seen it fail before. But this seems to be more real world
When you're fighting multiple attackers I think and this is just my opinion, you should focus on footwork, striking pressure points and environment. Your footwork keeps you mobile and hard to hit. You should move often to evade other threats, thus giving yourself better positioning. Pressure points should be utilized because you want every shot to count. A wild punch to the side of the head isn't as effective as a strategic open hand to the throat that could potentially crush the windpipe. Environmental because every day weapons are a thing. When you find yourself out numbered you should look to even the odds by utilizing improvised weapons.
Best tips I can give on fighting multiple attackers, based on my experience: Unpredictability, pure ferocity, controlled aggression, and FOOTWORK! Dont get surrounded! As far as unpredictability - Dont fight who you are looking at, for example your squared up against attacker 1 and you see #2 charging you from a few feet away, find a way to distract or disengage from #1 and meet the charge of #2 - do this with a punch, push, shove, something to create a few seconds for you to quickly engage your second attacker, quickly and viciously, which he probably wont expect. Catch your opponent by surprise, and drop him quickly Fight like a lion. This means if your fighting 2 attackers, fight twice as hard. "A cornered animal is a dangerous animal" fight with this mentality, fight like a wounded wild animal, show them that they might have numbers, but you have aggression and ferocity, show them you arent worth the pain. Overwhelm your opponents with aggression when they dont expect it. Just landed a punch on the guy infront of you? Nice! Now turn around quickly and viciously and smack the guy behind you, doubt hes expecting that! Fighting in a group can be awkward, use that awkwardness against your opponent! Feint at one opponent, swing at the other! Make them tangle up with each other! Ancient martial artists learned alot from wild animals - if you dont believe my words, look up wolf packs in captivity that gang up on the weak Beta male - once cornered the Beta turns into a different beast entirely, fights like a savage and because of this he can fight off 10+ bigger stronger wolves and survive. Course all this requires experience to see your openings to create distance and create distractions (distract with pain or by knocking the opponent off balance), etc, but most of all, its requires the ATTITUDE of a true warrior who is going to fight like a wounded lion or a cornered wolf
It may sound a little Jackie Chan style comedy, but in the few instances I've been in where I've had multiple attackers my first or second strike usually involves pushing, tripping or throwing one attacker into another. It puts your first attacker off balance so they cant attack, it uses the superior numbers against them and ties up 2-3 at once and it can present an opportunity for a strike that will simultaneously ground multiple opponents and take away their motivation or give you an opportunity for escape. Winning is walking away on your own.
If u hit one of the attacker hard enough, let say a knee brake followed with a hammer strike to the neck area the other attacker will think twice before attacking, oh make sure the first attacker is left screaming on the floor. I will help very much.
if someone is going to attack and you notice check your back first. Try to distract him by talking always take the weakest one first. if possible use it as a shield or throw him towards others. avoid falling amongst them in the middle and try keeping the attackers in a line. Dissapear at first chance
@@thelastrebelshow1627 you won't laugh when you get a flaming hot Cheeto eye poke! You'll want to know how to counter the fire finger, & it's easy with a Sriracha mist!🤣
Interesting I've always been a fan of Outside Inside circular blocks. Meaning if the first guy starts to come at you you move him off to your left and you are behind him therefore he can't touch you he is between you and the other person so the other person can't touch you just a thought
People have asked me why slap someone in a fight? Dude that shit stings like a mofo and is super disorienting which gives you time to make decisions like fight or bail.
iCantPickaName actually it can end a fight. I’d aim for the ear. On burst eardrum and that guy is out of the fight. It’s a balance issue for him now and has nothing to do with desire or toughness.
@@tatumergo3931 not for me. A smack would be like hitting someone with a 30lb dumbbell. The hand is basically dead weight and is just “slung” into the head. It penetrates much deeper and jostles the brain or what ever organ is aimed at.
Funny then that you're here and watching fight videos. If you can continue avoiding confrontation, then good for you but training is fun and the learning curve is very steep when trouble finds you unprepared.
baldieman64 not funny when you know I like to watch, and I’m a boxing fan. I like to watch pilots fly planes also but I don’t know how to do it myself. I understand why people like to train to fight and agree it’s good for fitness too.
Well my brother from another mother has been studying Martial Arts for over 30 years and the master of 12 . I met him on a carpenter crew his nick name was “Johnny Guns “ bc he was also a weightlifter with big ass arms . For all you naysayers he did everything he can to be a lethal martial arts person so he kept his mind body and spirit always in tune with each other . There we were out in Cedarcrest Long Island NY working on a house that the heater caught on fire and created a huge fire in a million dollar home . The 5 of us were eating pizza and John was eating chicken. We asked do you think you can take on the 5 of us grown ass men . He said I believe so . He said you have to come at me full force and don’t hold nothing back for this to work . He made us promise not to hold anything back ! So he decided to take us on with a car that was on the driveway ,asking us if it was ok bc in a real situation he would stand in front of a car giving him this advantage. Us dummy’s said yes . He didn’t get into a Hollywood position he just watched us . So big Dave thought to charge and take him down with a tackle John side steps and puts his head into the car door hard ( Dave’s out ) Rob tried to swing with a haymaker John saw it ducked and as Rob missed he kick him into the ground by kicking his ass ,Robs recovering, Matt tried to dive on Johns back and John flipped him so hard Matt’s out we were on gravel That leaves me and another dude so I shoot in and come in with a tight hook to the head John then catches my hand holds my arm twists it and bends me over pulling me around as a shield from anyone trying to come in at him . I’m yelling ok stop stop stop and the guys were breathing heavy but not Johnny Guns lol true story . Thank God John has restraint bc I wanted to fight him a number of times before he showed us what he is made of lol . The dudes shines look like a hand saws teeth bc of all the calcium build up . He was able to kick a king stud and 2 jacket out after I professionally hammered them in with 6 , 10 penny farming nails . Now he’s teaching me ! Stay safe to you n yours brothers 👍 Sorry for the long as comment nothing to do while quarantined
Taking out the “mouthpiece”, “biggest guy”, “leader” is no guarantee the others will quit. Always watch for the flank, back, “quiet guy”. Blitz. Pick your battles. Access your resources.
at least youre honest about multiple attackers. line em up so they trip over each other and take them out one at a time and hope like hell you dont make a mistake cause ONE is all you get
I got into a multiple situation once. I was surrounded by 5 people. What i did was slip right and hammered the weakest one and threw him between me and the others. I figured going for easy pickings was the best plan. That way, I didnt find myself busy dealing with the strongest one, and have to worry about his weaker buddys joining in from the side. I basically did that over and over untill the "Leader" in the confrontation backed down and tended to his buddies instead.
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@@tatumergo3931 lmfao! Ask Tito…or Randy…how immediately effective an eye attack is…they both lost to Lidel, because he employed a thumb to the eye…you’re welcome 🙏🏻
way above avg material, guys! try training w/ a 'lead pipe' (galvanized steel) a bit over a foot, on trees telephone poles, have training-partners holding long sections of fence-posts out at a sensible angle, & really 'mix it up'; pipes on logs really give different feedback! also, youve heard of 'smash&grab",; try grab&smash your target, & grab, shake one time really hard & smash, then use partner#1 as a shield vs partner#2, or shove him into #1; also try lots of pipe-puno-strikes...
Real situation when you are attacked by a group 4 to 5 with machetes, if there is escape route, run. Worst case scenerio, pick up any object which is useful to defend and fight your way thru and run. Never just fist fight against many attackers with weapons. Street fight has no rules. During some attack occured outside the club, most ppl unaware their attackers are usually very experience in taking down a few or an individual esp. after some dispute. I used to work in the club. There are always gang fights never seem to settle and follow by larger members turned up later with weapons outside waiting for the victim. When comes to multiple attackers, surrounded the few. One tactic is hit and grab one attacker, block and push as shield esp. when some attackers with machetes. Force your way out and run. Real fight unlike boxing, MMA or UFC etc where rules apply and points to win a fight. Street fight is a totally different aspect. Use all you have to defend yourself. Seriously, i never come across any individual without weapons successfully take down all multiple attackers w/ weapons. Perhaps such circumstances dont always happen to any individual.
One of the good thing about carrying a firearm in the front would be. If you have multiple opponents that jump you, you most likely will roll into the fetal position. If you have your firearm on your hip or more towards your back when you're in that fetal position your gun is free game! In the fetal position you can ball-up and be able to get to your gun and use it.
Woulda, coulda shoulda... Totality of circumstances is truth!!! Some dude could just come at me with severe force. One never knows. Great video, guys! Awesome. Subscribed!!
Pretty spot on. First and foremost tactical awareness and movement. In and out keep aware and keep from being flanked. Have done band security for many years and a group of drunks is very dangerous and awareness is the most important
something I find interesting and I never see or have missed is fighting from a raised position i.e. on a slant/hill. if your uphill on someone or downhill from them. I'm super interested in that. I hope I made sense, love your training.
Try stairs - it's better to prove your point or explore your query. A standard 'hill' isn't enough of a difference, whereas stairs change elevation faster.
@@kodaspaws I live in Wales, everything is a hill or a slope lol. I guess I should have considered everyone on the planet before posting a question to the host.
Wow! I like the way you teach! I’m not trying to sound like an expert-there’s always more to learn, however just as a note, during the academy we were shown how fast a guy with a knife can close on you before you can draw and fire and the distance is a real eye opener to say the least. Anyway, you are very clear and concise without theatrics. Thank you for uploading and teaching.
talking in terms of left or right creates more what ifs then terms of inside or outside. Not to say that left or right don't matter just inside or outside can be one or the other left or right with regards of approachs or positions
Kick to the nuts and throat strikes are the best way to handle multiple attackers. Also if you know you're gonna get jumped during a 1 on 1 fight just sucker one of their buddies as you're squaring up. I mean it's coming anyways might as well catch one of them off the bat. Suck's to even consider these tactics but some groupa of guys are brutal and always jump in no matter what.
TRUTH. 100%. I love it. "The totality of the circumstance" is such a great disclaimer. The consideration for legal justification and potential collateral damage is also greatly appreciated. Thank you guys!
I’ve faced a group of dudes about 15 of them. Maybe more, but 15 “threats”. I took the first guy and wrecked his shit hard. Second guy came up and as I was fighting I got hit from the back. Ended up taking down 3 of them hard, like 1 on 1, then just started moving and hitting any face I saw. Stay on your feet, move, attack and keep attacking, don’t let them get a moment to think about how to work together. Don’t let it go to the ground....at all. If you’re on the ground it gives other time to think and react by kicking you. Move, hit, move hit, and hit hard like you’re taking their head off. Give no quarter
Lol I highly doubt 15 dudes jumped you and anything other than curling up in a ball and getting the shit stomped out of you by 15 guys. It's ridiculous to act like anyone can handle 15 to 1 even a trained fighter.
Drew Martin I'm not saying his story is true, but I have personally beat multiple attackers a few times. I also have buddy's I've seen do the same thing. Most these guys are pro fighters and we worked as bouncers for a very popular nightclub. A lot of the guys that got beat up were drunk so that made it easier. I'm just saying I have seen many times 1 guy overcome multiple attackers, not saying this guy did but it is possible
when you engaged the 2nd person, you opened up the field of engagement. Don't engage the second if you dont have to. Keep on the first, increasing violence of action. in the 1st demonstration you entered a hammer and anvil. In the second he began in an L. In both situations the defender must reposition. Not limited to hallways also obstacles, such as steel drums and fences. Also, a cross-collar hold is very usefull in the circling action that almost always begins.
It's taken month's of practice and great personal sacrifice but I've finally mastered what I consider the most critical element demonstrated here... SHH SHHHHHH SHH SHHHHHHH SHHH SHHHHHHH
I was attacked by 13 paid thugs , pinned against hospital (ironic). The first three just rushed into a group bear hug and then fell over then four more attacked each limb .while the first three moved to crushing positions two more came in to choke me out but they had pressured my left carotid into the ice and could only seal my air . This was observed and directed by two leaders who would spot the aggressors as they tired . after nine minutes three broken ribs and a damaged knee they gave up . It sucked
Something to think about being attacked. You are almost always caught off guard. Unless someone is a obvious threat? You can’t distinguish who is looking for someone to abduct or steal from.
I carry a weapon all the time be it a gun or knife from what I have learned it is alot more difficult to draw than most people would realise great video thanks
8:23 Marcaida would probably have told him to not hold the stick with the tip behind because you dont strike with the pommel, it should no telegraphing either in the strike
As always thankyou for sharing and thankyou for teaching the continuing to teach the truth, hit 1 hard and take 2 or more hearts, please keep on keeping on train hard but train smart
Professional fighter types would make good friends to hit the bars with. I don't like violence like 90 percent of us. But hanging out with a dude that can sort people out gives us all the no need to worry. Because I prefer chill night. And so do good violence trained people types.
Cool stuff, I have taken and became Black belts or teachers in Chinese, Japanese, Korean & American Freestyle & Greco Wrestling since I was 8 years old till now 57 yrs... I agree you must become master of left and right techniques, My own style is a modern street mixed martial arts, 70% of the time I ever use a fist, my hands are open for speed and 1", 3" to 5" of penetration in striking a person in soft zones or vital areas... My strikes I use ar ridge hand, monkey wrists, elbow, open palm, knees, low kicks ball of foot, Medium kicks ball of foot, sword tip & sword tip hand strike soft target areas. head is good in tight and top of forehead strikes face in soft areas.. Stance movements of small circles and triangle are best.. my technique is 1/2 inverted block strikes & external block combos.. Best defense is a solid offence and keep your attacker off balance or to busy to attack, incapacitate them quickly on the street... in the gym use perfect repetitive form, from slow to medium speed and air cracking speed... Prefect form + targeting + speed + controlling 1", 3" or 5" penetration will take out attackers.. it takes around 8 months to perfect a form or attack sequence...
I can break 5 1" boards with 2 fingers, and break 2 bricks with my monkey wrist, elbow & palm strikes, slaps are best on ears, lower jaw... sword tip used to jam up eye or remove it or shock the voice box of the neck.. you can drop a guy 80 lbs bigger than you.. I used on a guy when i was security at a night club i am 5'11" 250, the guy i hit was 6'8" 320, 2 pops it was over... throat & eye... he did not lose his eye, just couldn't see out of it for 2 weeks...lol
Obviously this lesson is focused on worst case scenario. You're out sized, out numbered... These tactics offer you, what might actually be, the only possibility of escape or survival? In my opinion, this was solid advice! I know what some of you are thinking... What if they also have weapons? Plan for the worst and hope for the best! Sorry about your bad luck!!! LOL
If you have lot of space just run and catch the fastest or escape. When cornered, go behind walls or cars. Catch one and make a shield. It will prevent you from backstab.
First to do is run Second if impossible to run look for a wall it will help no one is can attack you from behind Third move. You have to hit any vital point of the body like nose or throat or eggs or stomach by this you have a Chance to survive
I never faced armed multiple people, and in real life - in my experience, which isnt much luckily - they dont tend to attack more than one at the time (at most grab, but they "wait"). However theres always the chance. The last one, and most serious because we were adults (well.."adults"...on our 20s) and not teens, i was with a group of friends but most of them female and a couple of guys (not very prone to fighting, but neither i am i guess). a bigger group started following us and verbally harassing two of the girls (mostly the grilfriend of a (back then) friend (which later on i discovered was because she dated one of the guys there and...well, stupid people). Someone grabbed my backpack (on one arm --SIDE NOTE, dont do that...back problems) i let the backpack fall and pushed him a bit. Damnit i was scared... but rage-y too. The worst thing is, i knew that guy, and knew he did some thing (boxing? kickboxing? mma? one of the "in the ring" sports alike. sorry for bad english) so, i knew i wasnt going to win but run was an even worst idea (im pretty slow) How did it end you will say? well, i knew one of the "leader" guys there lol. He said "simon?" and the tension went away and nothing happened. I honestly dont know what should i have done then....im not a good fighter, im kinda pussy,the place wasnt very crowded at all, im slow but even if i could run, theres a lot of people there from both groups....nope, defintely not a nice scenario I will be so SO happy when i finally leave this shithole country next year
The fighting techniques are practical. But the scenarios and how they play out are not realistic. If it's a gang that truly is a imminent threat then they will come at you in a disorderly pattern and you will not be able to line them up and you will not see all of them because most of them will be behind you.
I'm Batman, and speaking from experience, you NEVER need weapons. It doesn't matter how many of you there are. You just need a sweet bat-utility belt like me, Batman. It has everything you need to defeat multiple armed attackers, just like your boy, Batman. Nananananananana BATMAN!!!!
How do all of you guys handle swallowing your ego, and escape instead of continued combat? I just was curious because I have trouble leaving even if it's gonna end up bad for me. Thanks for your Time, and Patience.
Good video can you GN do more empty hand videos as there's very few guns in Britain and I really want to learn knife defense that's why I train kali/silat and JKD as well as savate and muay thai
My good friend was just attacked in his home by three robbers all armed with pistols. They first ordered him to the ground outside his front door and then forced him inside where they drug his wife out of her room. There were also three small children who remained asleep in their rooms down the hall. They took their things and then made them kneel at the bathroom tub with a gun to the back of their heads. The robbers left and no one was hurt. It seems that compliance worked best but it could have easily gone another way. Do you have a couple of possible alternatives besides leaving your family in the hands of robbers who might have taking more than just your things in mind?
Speaking from experience (in 1v1), there are few things more demoralizing than a couple hard slaps. The recipient tends to REALLY want that abuse to stop.
Filipino style is the best and tested even in the history of War during the Spanish colony of MACTAN.... Emagine GUN AND CANNON VS BOLO and the KALI FILIPIPINO MARTIAL ART....A ART TO DEFFEND AND DIRECT TO KILLED
The spinning back fist or elbow is very effective when when engaging someone who's behind you. I rang a dudes bell with a spinning back fist years ago. I then took off in a full sprint to escape from 4 more guys that were gonna jump in. Sometimes you're in the wrong place at the wrong time, I did what I had to do to protect myself and then I bailed.
And howe long you traind
Bet that hand was never the same after that
@@CommunityGuidelinez my hand didn't hurt as bad as his jaw did!
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Most people seem to approach the idea of multiple attackers from a sport perspective. Defeat your opponent...opponents. They are also used to having he guarantees of safety, environment and terrain. This is great because in a life and death, aka...combat perspective is to do whatever you can to escape alive. Nothing is guaranteed. Fundamentals and training various worse case scenarios simply increases your odds. This is great.
Actually had a real life experience when I was 14 a bunch of guys gang up on me at a party. I don't think all of them actually wanted to hurt me. But at least three of them were actually hitting me hard, when they didn't respond to me asking them to stop. I grabbed one of them by the arm and I bit him. They all stopped after that! 😆 lol
He had to go to the er and got 5 stiches.
Damn
L. light no rules in a street fight bruh. You’re a savage
Have you ever stopped think about why MMA fighters wear 4oz gloves? They're so small why wear gloves at all? Some might say the gloves protect your opponents face somewhat? Others might say it protects your hands? And it is does... But in the way you're probably thinking?
It's like this, if break my skin on your teeth, I will certainly get an infection! Mouth is known to be the dirtiest place on body! Good instincts on your part!
@@bjjthaiboxing I bit a dude who had me mounted with his arm across my face and he ended up getting a pretty nasty infection. And I'm a dude who religiously brushes my teeth too, just imagine what you get from like a hobo bite.
Ryan Hoover, I have watched your Funker Tactical-Fight Training Videos before and I don't recall commenting before, but I wanted to say thank you for sharing your information, expertise, and honesty. I immediately understood what you meant when you said, "if I can take his consciousness and his heart..." This was honest. In a real-life situation, you can't fully engage more than one person at a time, but you can hopefully discourage the second, third, and fourth guy by really doing damage to the first idiot who you can get your hands on. In the 1980s (not long after the Bernard Getz subway issue), I was approached by around 3 teenage robbers. I knocked down the first guy that was the closest who approached me for money and the other two didn't want to get knocked down so they backed away. The second guy had a concealed gun that he was holding for the first guy, who grabbed it after I let him up off the subway floor. Fortunately, God allowed me to talk the guy out of trying to shoot me before I needed to do a "kotegaeshi" technique since I was within reach to use this.
Fight iq really matters, train until it becomes a reflex.
Loosely, that's what "karate" means.
Train dressed in real environment spaces as well , training in training gear does nothing if you can't perform in your clothes and shoes in environments with different angles and spaces (instructor is showing this)
Verry importent
@@dabunnyrabbit2620 forget those cinde of styles.this one first than 2 or 3 dream on bla bla bla ha ha ha if you get atacked on your best time and have all cinde of weapons with you, nothing is going on,listen to his air comming short,bla bla bla ha ha ha and than do this than that, its like in the movie the others do nothing, and already he is short of air ,after 50fight some of 30 forget it that will not say do nothing but a real trainde fighter
Love to see defensive tactics for 5 attackers and 3 armed with knives. Also another attacker has a bottle and the last one is high on ice so will take quite a few strikes to get him down. Is it possible to defend that scenario?
Deep respect for your knowledge and realism, i stopped doing the traditional lessons and got more into the here and now action. Thanks for keeping it real.
All kinds of different actions, for different situations as well as for different individuals with different mind sets. Great stuff from two great minds.
Just run and drop lego behind you.
Molon Labe But Lego's expensive af man
gavi ciordel no doubt my kid always wants legos and that shit cost more than gold
Or pocket sand.
too dangerous, how are you gonna justify such use of torture weapons?
Verry wise
Startle effect
Two guys tried to intimidate my friend and me out of money . I was closing my car door and one of them grabbed my door. I got out between two cars ,the guy went to the other side and his friend came around. I dropped down in a ready stance and he took a boxing stance. I quickly gestured forward as if I were going to attack, a feign move. He was startled and we all broke apart with no fighting.
Thankyou for the teaching
From USA with love
Jm
"Strike the shepherd, and the sheep will scatter.."
Beardo McGee The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene
100%
Exactly !
Call out or draw out the biggest threat, destroy him & watch the rest cower in fear & respect.
Sometimes u strike the Sheppard..and a sheep pulls out a 38 spesh
Sounds chute like speak softly and carry a big stick but in reality you hurt a brother in a group the other brothers will own you !
I had few street fights when I was younger. If I have 2 opponents I always want to be infront of my first opponent then I know that my 2nd opponent is behind my first opponent. Then after I am done with my first opponent , I would go with my 2nd opponent. It always work. FOOT WORKS!
3:46 And they said the CoD offhand backhand knife slash and the way Snake holds his knife and pistol in MGS3 were BS... Seriously, awesome vid. I always find these informative and helpful, especially the unarmed stuff. I like how brutally practically and obviously effective everything is. Thanks a lot for putting it out there for free!
I think another good time to line opponents up is if they are shooting at you. We're taught not to fire with friendlies in our sector, and they try to use that against use. We can do the same dirty trick! Hopefully, they'll cease fire to avoiding hitting the people on their team and have to move, buying you time - or just hit their own guy! Although there's some odd ballistics exceptions, most bullets most of the time will hurt less after going through a bad guy first. I figured that trick out to save my ass in a video game one time as a kid, and I saw a guy do it once under fire (successfully) on ActiveSelfProtection channel. If I can ever find which of the 1400 videos it was (relatively recent I think), I'll post a link.
Redicilus richt he wouldt be dead and gone,sure the knife. Is sharp,like.they used by chirurgie
@@ariari4133 I literally have 0 idea what you are trying to say.
Funnel them to atrack one at a time. Make your self skinny ( stand sideways dominant hand in the rear) stay low, push the first through the second. Most importantly STAY OFF THE GROUND. Its suicudal in multiple attacker scenario.
Oh god, it is so cringeworthy and embarrassing watching and listening to people repeat the same couple dozen "street fight rules" (want to know what rule number one Is? Oh, you already knew...)
It's even worse when the guy is enthusiastically capitalizing words for added emphasis while talking about something--truth be told--he hasn't ever been through and doesn't really know how he'd do with his own advice.
@@mackdurr4959 i agree i only been jumped once or twice and i speak from experience and observation. I hope i wasnt coming off as arrogant and hope i said something that helped someone.
Valaley beating up four random jocks. I remember this. Man does anybody else remember cky4:the latest and the greatest?
charles fleener Vallely dumbass
Chris Fitzgerald say it to his face tough guy.
Internet fights are fun 😁
@@sAiNtFiTz78 My bad. I just used phonics instead of Google search for correct spelling. I was lackin.
@@AnalEyesAnalyzeAnalLies-666 I don't know that they were jocks, the first time I saw the video it was titled "Mike Vallely versus 4 random jocks"
@@akbuilder7626 I remember the captions saying that they called him a skater fag. Big mistake.
dont forget, if you clock the first guy...you can use him like a shield..it works, ive done it!! gotta be fast on ya feet though! my karate teacher regularly put us against multiple opponents....it was awesome!! i took many beatins too. so valuable!!
"Your fight is gonna be your problem solve"......
Well said!!
Mike V slapping haters
Calisaber1 mike V is the man
Dude is just an animal.
Mike V vs a group of non fighters wondering what his problem is. NONE of them threw a punch. He proved NOTHING.
To the bad guy's friends it means alot when you bust the hell out of their "big guy" with a "bitch slap" it's not a slap but a open hand hit with the base of the palm which does protect your hand. I used to have hammers for fists but 2 years ago I was shot in my right palm with a +p 45 hollow point and most of the bones are titanium rods so now. I hit open handed with my right hand and use it for impact and can easily use it to hit and hook and feed my elbow or knee. So you get hit hard with an open hand and instantly get pulled into my elbow or knee depending on my footing. It's all situational but never fall into one style. You never know when that method wont work for you anymore and most of the method changing injuries comes on during a fight. You e got to protect your hand to stay in the fight. So never just train with fists. You'll think they are good enough until a tooth cuts a knuckle or even a tendon in you hand or you break your hand. Elbows and knees are a good back up provided they can handle the impact. You know your body so train to hit with every option you have
What are slapping haters,me no usa
I have worked security at a night club before. I could not agree more with the foundation of getting the attackers ( of any kind) in a line so you only have to take on one at at time, even if it is verbal to de escalate the situation.
It truly is amazing how psychology can make one guy detour multiple attackers. Self defense is beautiful!
It certainly can be.
I just feel like defensive trainers don't tell you how fast things really happen they train in slow motion with guys coming at them like sloths. Active Self Protection is really the only defensive trainer that uses real life evidence.
This is so true; ''no, no, come at me with your right hand...etc..''
I'm not talking about this guy, just 99% of the tutorials
you see.
Snail punches , just block it lmao , right..
Beware of mcdojos
Facts
1 point at jared, when hitting behind look first.
noticed he was just turning and hitting the shield as he knew it was there but his eye's stayed on the focus pad infront of him. better to put the focus mitt behind so he is forced to look and target strike instead of thrashing blindly behind and hoping you connect with a target that has left your vision. before you can hit the target you must reacquire the target before you can hit it.
Not really. He is using gross motor movement and wide arc powerful strikes to hit whatever's in it's path. In this case where you are being surrounded anyone in the way of the strike Is going to catch it. It comes from knife movement.
"Your fight is going to be your problem to solve."
Such truth!!!!
I used to teach my soldiers to use palms and kicks (in order to preserve draw distance) and the other Sgt frequently laughed about it. So, I'd sad "with your real-deal strength, punch that wall twice and then we'll see how your hands and emotional fitness will be after it to continue a fight". Well, the fact is that we tend to have a very wrong idea that a fight is always ended by one good strike. Trully, it really can be. But always prepare for the worse, so we keep in mind that a motivated perp would go on for a while, and we have to endure as long as the fight does, in order to do what has to be done.
Thanks for the awesome content and keep it up!
The lining up part i knew. But the footwork triangle was new to me. Very cool. I think it's also awesome you aknowlage that every situation is different. No static movements like 1 2 3 4. Seen it fail before. But this seems to be more real world
When you're fighting multiple attackers I think and this is just my opinion, you should focus on footwork, striking pressure points and environment. Your footwork keeps you mobile and hard to hit. You should move often to evade other threats, thus giving yourself better positioning.
Pressure points should be utilized because you want every shot to count. A wild punch to the side of the head isn't as effective as a strategic open hand to the throat that could potentially crush the windpipe.
Environmental because every day weapons are a thing. When you find yourself out numbered you should look to even the odds by utilizing improvised weapons.
Sounds like in the movy hold one,so the rest make rubish of you
Best tips I can give on fighting multiple attackers, based on my experience: Unpredictability, pure ferocity, controlled aggression, and FOOTWORK! Dont get surrounded! As far as unpredictability - Dont fight who you are looking at, for example your squared up against attacker 1 and you see #2 charging you from a few feet away, find a way to distract or disengage from #1 and meet the charge of #2 - do this with a punch, push, shove, something to create a few seconds for you to quickly engage your second attacker, quickly and viciously, which he probably wont expect. Catch your opponent by surprise, and drop him quickly
Fight like a lion. This means if your fighting 2 attackers, fight twice as hard. "A cornered animal is a dangerous animal" fight with this mentality, fight like a wounded wild animal, show them that they might have numbers, but you have aggression and ferocity, show them you arent worth the pain. Overwhelm your opponents with aggression when they dont expect it. Just landed a punch on the guy infront of you? Nice! Now turn around quickly and viciously and smack the guy behind you, doubt hes expecting that! Fighting in a group can be awkward, use that awkwardness against your opponent! Feint at one opponent, swing at the other! Make them tangle up with each other!
Ancient martial artists learned alot from wild animals - if you dont believe my words, look up wolf packs in captivity that gang up on the weak Beta male - once cornered the Beta turns into a different beast entirely, fights like a savage and because of this he can fight off 10+ bigger stronger wolves and survive.
Course all this requires experience to see your openings to create distance and create distractions (distract with pain or by knocking the opponent off balance), etc, but most of all, its requires the ATTITUDE of a true warrior who is going to fight like a wounded lion or a cornered wolf
Wow great advice.
It may sound a little Jackie Chan style comedy, but in the few instances I've been in where I've had multiple attackers my first or second strike usually involves pushing, tripping or throwing one attacker into another. It puts your first attacker off balance so they cant attack, it uses the superior numbers against them and ties up 2-3 at once and it can present an opportunity for a strike that will simultaneously ground multiple opponents and take away their motivation or give you an opportunity for escape. Winning is walking away on your own.
3:53 "Moving through my weapon platforms." *This dude is playing Splinter Cell.*
I'm 72, and my dad always told me pick the biggest and take him first. The rest will usually back off.
@@tatumergo3931 now that we're carrying, my philosophy exactly. I'm too darn old to get tangled up in a fight now. 😁
@@tatumergo3931 you sound like me now. If you see me, I'm carrying. Time I get up, til I get ready for bed. 😁
Very good advice my man!! 👍 When dealing with a Pack, take the Alpha first!!!
it's been so long since I've seen the Mike Vallely fight video this was so awesome thank you for the Nostalgia
Your fight is going to be your problem to solve. Very Nicely Said!
If u hit one of the attacker hard enough, let say a knee brake followed with a hammer strike to the neck area the other attacker will think twice before attacking, oh make sure the first attacker is left screaming on the floor. I will help very much.
if someone is going to attack and you notice check your back first. Try to distract him by talking always take the weakest one first. if possible use it as a shield or throw him towards others. avoid falling amongst them in the middle and try keeping the attackers in a line. Dissapear at first chance
Nice reminder to keep the mind sharp, anything can happen when you’re at the wrong place at the wrong time!
Can't you just pull a safe space out of your pocket I mean it's 2018
Touched by a 12gauge only if you are a Millennial. 😂👍
@@thelastrebelshow1627 you won't laugh when you get a flaming hot Cheeto eye poke!
You'll want to know how to counter the fire finger, & it's easy with a Sriracha mist!🤣
You can wait on a safe space to pop up, but the chaulk police will normally show up sooner!
😂😂
Time out! Haha
Interesting I've always been a fan of Outside Inside circular blocks. Meaning if the first guy starts to come at you you move him off to your left and you are behind him therefore he can't touch you he is between you and the other person so the other person can't touch you just a thought
People have asked me why slap someone in a fight? Dude that shit stings like a mofo and is super disorienting which gives you time to make decisions like fight or bail.
iCantPickaName actually it can end a fight. I’d aim for the ear. On burst eardrum and that guy is out of the fight. It’s a balance issue for him now and has nothing to do with desire or toughness.
@@TheRazmotaz thats right!
Exactly. Cup your hand a little bit and slap the ear. Or double clap both ears. Will def daze someone.
@@tatumergo3931 not for me. A smack would be like hitting someone with a 30lb dumbbell. The hand is basically dead weight and is just “slung” into the head. It penetrates much deeper and jostles the brain or what ever organ is aimed at.
I have never trained to fight and I’ve never been in a fighting situation. How cool is that 😜
That's awesome. Keep it like that. Never associate with assholes.
Good for you, keep it that way.
That's because your probably not an asshole, a fight is usually just two assholes making out.
Funny then that you're here and watching fight videos.
If you can continue avoiding confrontation, then good for you but training is fun and the learning curve is very steep when trouble finds you unprepared.
baldieman64 not funny when you know I like to watch, and I’m a boxing fan. I like to watch pilots fly planes also but I don’t know how to do it myself. I understand why people like to train to fight and agree it’s good for fitness too.
Well my brother from another mother has been studying Martial Arts for over 30 years and the master of 12 . I met him on a carpenter crew his nick name was “Johnny Guns “ bc he was also a weightlifter with big ass arms . For all you naysayers he did everything he can to be a lethal martial arts person so he kept his mind body and spirit always in tune with each other . There we were out in Cedarcrest Long Island NY working on a house that the heater caught on fire and created a huge fire in a million dollar home . The 5 of us were eating pizza and John was eating chicken. We asked do you think you can take on the 5 of us grown ass men . He said I believe so . He said you have to come at me full force and don’t hold nothing back for this to work . He made us promise not to hold anything back ! So he decided to take us on with a car that was on the driveway ,asking us if it was ok bc in a real situation he would stand in front of a car giving him this advantage. Us dummy’s said yes . He didn’t get into a Hollywood position he just watched us . So big Dave thought to charge and take him down with a tackle John side steps and puts his head into the car door hard ( Dave’s out ) Rob tried to swing with a haymaker John saw it ducked and as Rob missed he kick him into the ground by kicking his ass ,Robs recovering, Matt tried to dive on Johns back and John flipped him so hard Matt’s out we were on gravel That leaves me and another dude so I shoot in and come in with a tight hook to the head John then catches my hand holds my arm twists it and bends me over pulling me around as a shield from anyone trying to come in at him . I’m yelling ok stop stop stop and the guys were breathing heavy but not Johnny Guns lol true story . Thank God John has restraint bc I wanted to fight him a number of times before he showed us what he is made of lol . The dudes shines look like a hand saws teeth bc of all the calcium build up . He was able to kick a king stud and 2 jacket out after I professionally hammered them in with 6 , 10 penny farming nails . Now he’s teaching me ! Stay safe to you n yours brothers 👍 Sorry for the long as comment nothing to do while quarantined
He kept it real. There's no such thing as fighting multiple people only one on one.
Taking out the “mouthpiece”, “biggest guy”, “leader” is no guarantee the others will quit. Always watch for the flank, back, “quiet guy”. Blitz. Pick your battles. Access your resources.
at least youre honest about multiple attackers.
line em up so they trip over each other and take them out one at a time and hope like hell you dont make a mistake cause ONE is all you get
Awareness and right trainings with common sense...helps a lot.
I got into a multiple situation once. I was surrounded by 5 people. What i did was slip right and hammered the weakest one and threw him between me and the others. I figured going for easy pickings was the best plan. That way, I didnt find myself busy dealing with the strongest one, and have to worry about his weaker buddys joining in from the side.
I basically did that over and over untill the "Leader" in the confrontation backed down and tended to his buddies instead.
If your first move isn’t an eye jab/slap...you’re already wasting energy and time...
But I like most of what you’re doing
Who when ? Don,t.understand it, but i live in Europa not usa
Ari Ari poke 🖐🏻 or 👉🏻 eyes 👀
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@@tatumergo3931 lmfao! Ask Tito…or Randy…how immediately effective an eye attack is…they both lost to Lidel, because he employed a thumb to the eye…you’re welcome 🙏🏻
@@tatumergo3931 that’s adorable 😂
way above avg material, guys! try training w/ a 'lead pipe' (galvanized steel) a bit over a foot, on trees telephone poles, have training-partners holding long sections of fence-posts out at a sensible angle, & really 'mix it up'; pipes on logs really give different feedback! also, youve heard of 'smash&grab",; try grab&smash your target, & grab, shake one time really hard & smash, then use partner#1 as a shield vs partner#2, or shove him into #1; also try lots of pipe-puno-strikes...
Real situation when you are attacked by a group 4 to 5 with machetes, if there is escape route, run. Worst case scenerio, pick up any object which is useful to defend and fight your way thru and run. Never just fist fight against many attackers with weapons. Street fight has no rules. During some attack occured outside the club, most ppl unaware their attackers are usually very experience in taking down a few or an individual esp. after some dispute. I used to work in the club. There are always gang fights never seem to settle and follow by larger members turned up later with weapons outside waiting for the victim. When comes to multiple attackers, surrounded the few. One tactic is hit and grab one attacker, block and push as shield esp. when some attackers with machetes. Force your way out and run. Real fight unlike boxing, MMA or UFC etc where rules apply and points to win a fight. Street fight is a totally different aspect. Use all you have to defend yourself. Seriously, i never come across any individual without weapons successfully take down all multiple attackers w/ weapons. Perhaps such circumstances dont always happen to any individual.
One of the good thing about carrying a firearm in the front would be. If you have multiple opponents that jump you, you most likely will roll into the fetal position. If you have your firearm on your hip or more towards your back when you're in that fetal position your gun is free game! In the fetal position you can ball-up and be able to get to your gun and use it.
Woulda, coulda shoulda...
Totality of circumstances is truth!!! Some dude could just come at me with severe force.
One never knows.
Great video, guys!
Awesome.
Subscribed!!
Pretty spot on. First and foremost tactical awareness and movement. In and out keep aware and keep from being flanked. Have done band security for many years and a group of drunks is very dangerous and awareness is the most important
something I find interesting and I never see or have missed is fighting from a raised position i.e. on a slant/hill. if your uphill on someone or downhill from them. I'm super interested in that. I hope I made sense, love your training.
"I have the high ground, Anakin!"
@Keith B444 Jeep Rubicoon!! Yeah, can be I problem if they are above you and a small fast lad.
Try stairs - it's better to prove your point or explore your query. A standard 'hill' isn't enough of a difference, whereas stairs change elevation faster.
@@kodaspaws I live in Wales, everything is a hill or a slope lol.
I guess I should have considered everyone on the planet before posting a question to the host.
I've seen this scenario. Great comment!
Wow! I like the way you teach! I’m not trying to sound like an expert-there’s always more to learn, however just as a note, during the academy we were shown how fast a guy with a knife can close on you before you can draw and fire and the distance is a real eye opener to say the least. Anyway, you are very clear and concise without theatrics. Thank you for uploading and teaching.
talking in terms of left or right creates more what ifs then terms of inside or outside. Not to say that left or right don't matter just inside or outside can be one or the other left or right with regards of approachs or positions
Funker Tactical, I love you.....your videos are great. I always look forward for your videos, keep up the good work buddy.
Kick to the nuts and throat strikes are the best way to handle multiple attackers. Also if you know you're gonna get jumped during a 1 on 1 fight just sucker one of their buddies as you're squaring up. I mean it's coming anyways might as well catch one of them off the bat. Suck's to even consider these tactics but some groupa of guys are brutal and always jump in no matter what.
TRUTH. 100%. I love it. "The totality of the circumstance" is such a great disclaimer. The consideration for legal justification and potential collateral damage is also greatly appreciated. Thank you guys!
I’ve faced a group of dudes about 15 of them. Maybe more, but 15 “threats”.
I took the first guy and wrecked his shit hard. Second guy came up and as I was fighting I got hit from the back.
Ended up taking down 3 of them hard, like 1 on 1, then just started moving and hitting any face I saw.
Stay on your feet, move, attack and keep attacking, don’t let them get a moment to think about how to work together.
Don’t let it go to the ground....at all. If you’re on the ground it gives other time to think and react by kicking you.
Move, hit, move hit, and hit hard like you’re taking their head off. Give no quarter
Then you put down the controller and went to dinner.
Lol I highly doubt 15 dudes jumped you and anything other than curling up in a ball and getting the shit stomped out of you by 15 guys. It's ridiculous to act like anyone can handle 15 to 1 even a trained fighter.
Drew Martin I'm not saying his story is true, but I have personally beat multiple attackers a few times. I also have buddy's I've seen do the same thing. Most these guys are pro fighters and we worked as bouncers for a very popular nightclub. A lot of the guys that got beat up were drunk so that made it easier. I'm just saying I have seen many times 1 guy overcome multiple attackers, not saying this guy did but it is possible
Nice move batman
Holy shit, I kept waiting for the punch line and it just kept cringe-ing on and on
when you engaged the 2nd person, you opened up the field of engagement. Don't engage the second if you dont have to. Keep on the first, increasing violence of action. in the 1st demonstration you entered a hammer and anvil. In the second he began in an L. In both situations the defender must reposition. Not limited to hallways also obstacles, such as steel drums and fences. Also, a cross-collar hold is very usefull in the circling action that almost always begins.
A great vid. You accurately expressed your abilities and actions and then justified them. Well done. Much better then a lot of vids. Subscribed
I teach this at my club _ nice to see heal hand close quarter...great videos thanks
Let me think you give danslesson
Step 1: classic look away while uttering I don't want any problems
Step 2: Unexpectedly punch the biggest guy in the face
Step 3: Run ! 😁
It's taken month's of practice and great personal sacrifice but I've finally mastered what I consider the most critical element demonstrated here...
SHH SHHHHHH SHH SHHHHHHH SHHH SHHHHHHH
I was attacked by 13 paid thugs , pinned against hospital (ironic). The first three just rushed into a group bear hug and then fell over then four more attacked each limb .while the first three moved to crushing positions two more came in to choke me out but they had pressured my left carotid into the ice and could only seal my air .
This was observed and directed by two leaders who would spot the aggressors as they tired . after nine minutes three broken ribs and a damaged knee they gave up .
It sucked
carry weapons dude
Something to think about being attacked. You are almost always caught off guard. Unless someone is a obvious threat? You can’t distinguish who is looking for someone to abduct or steal from.
I carry a weapon all the time be it a gun or knife from what I have learned it is alot more difficult to draw than most people would realise great video thanks
Using a gun against two unarmed men? That's murder.
That is an inaccurate mis-characterization. If your fear for your life, deadly force is not murder.
You hurt the first person so bad quickly so that others don't want to engage as fast or at all.
8:23 Marcaida would probably have told him to not hold the stick with the tip behind because you dont strike with the pommel, it should no telegraphing either in the strike
As always thankyou for sharing and thankyou for teaching the continuing to teach the truth, hit 1 hard and take 2 or more hearts, please keep on keeping on train hard but train smart
Professional fighter types would make good friends to hit the bars with.
I don't like violence like 90 percent of us. But hanging out with a dude that can sort people out gives us all the no need to worry.
Because I prefer chill night. And so do good violence trained people types.
Seen the classic Mike V clip in the thumbnail. I clicked.
Cool stuff, I have taken and became Black belts or teachers in Chinese, Japanese, Korean & American Freestyle & Greco Wrestling since I was 8 years old till now 57 yrs... I agree you must become master of left and right techniques, My own style is a modern street mixed martial arts, 70% of the time I ever use a fist, my hands are open for speed and 1", 3" to 5" of penetration in striking a person in soft zones or vital areas... My strikes I use ar ridge hand, monkey wrists, elbow, open palm, knees, low kicks ball of foot, Medium kicks ball of foot, sword tip & sword tip hand strike soft target areas. head is good in tight and top of forehead strikes face in soft areas.. Stance movements of small circles and triangle are best.. my technique is 1/2 inverted block strikes & external block combos.. Best defense is a solid offence and keep your attacker off balance or to busy to attack, incapacitate them quickly on the street... in the gym use perfect repetitive form, from slow to medium speed and air cracking speed... Prefect form + targeting + speed + controlling 1", 3" or 5" penetration will take out attackers.. it takes around 8 months to perfect a form or attack sequence...
I can break 5 1" boards with 2 fingers, and break 2 bricks with my monkey wrist, elbow & palm strikes, slaps are best on ears, lower jaw... sword tip used to jam up eye or remove it or shock the voice box of the neck.. you can drop a guy 80 lbs bigger than you.. I used on a guy when i was security at a night club i am 5'11" 250, the guy i hit was 6'8" 320, 2 pops it was over... throat & eye... he did not lose his eye, just couldn't see out of it for 2 weeks...lol
Obviously this lesson is focused on worst case scenario. You're out sized, out numbered... These tactics offer you, what might actually be, the only possibility of escape or survival?
In my opinion, this was solid advice!
I know what some of you are thinking... What if they also have weapons?
Plan for the worst and hope for the best! Sorry about your bad luck!!! LOL
This could serve as the beginning of conversation and not the end of it. Good thoughts. Thank you for your feedback.
If you have lot of space just run and catch the fastest or escape. When cornered, go behind walls or cars. Catch one and make a shield. It will prevent you from backstab.
This is beautifully edited.
And if you use guns take quick draw classes to draw in well under a secound , and shot with deadly accuracy.
First to do is run
Second if impossible to run look for a wall it will help no one is can attack you from behind
Third move. You have to hit any vital point of the body like nose or throat or eggs or stomach by this you have a Chance to survive
I never faced armed multiple people, and in real life - in my experience, which isnt much luckily - they dont tend to attack more than one at the time (at most grab, but they "wait"). However theres always the chance.
The last one, and most serious because we were adults (well.."adults"...on our 20s) and not teens, i was with a group of friends but most of them female and a couple of guys (not very prone to fighting, but neither i am i guess). a bigger group started following us and verbally harassing two of the girls (mostly the grilfriend of a (back then) friend (which later on i discovered was because she dated one of the guys there and...well, stupid people). Someone grabbed my backpack (on one arm --SIDE NOTE, dont do that...back problems) i let the backpack fall and pushed him a bit. Damnit i was scared... but rage-y too. The worst thing is, i knew that guy, and knew he did some thing (boxing? kickboxing? mma? one of the "in the ring" sports alike. sorry for bad english) so, i knew i wasnt going to win but run was an even worst idea (im pretty slow)
How did it end you will say? well, i knew one of the "leader" guys there lol. He said "simon?" and the tension went away and nothing happened.
I honestly dont know what should i have done then....im not a good fighter, im kinda pussy,the place wasnt very crowded at all, im slow but even if i could run, theres a lot of people there from both groups....nope, defintely not a nice scenario
I will be so SO happy when i finally leave this shithole country next year
if i dont see a fight ever again outside a gym, i would be extremely happy
The fighting techniques are practical. But the scenarios and how they play out are not realistic. If it's a gang that truly is a imminent threat then they will come at you in a disorderly pattern and you will not be able to line them up and you will not see all of them because most of them will be behind you.
Jared for the win.
I'm Batman, and speaking from experience, you NEVER need weapons. It doesn't matter how many of you there are. You just need a sweet bat-utility belt like me, Batman. It has everything you need to defeat multiple armed attackers, just like your boy, Batman.
Nananananananana BATMAN!!!!
that's why u need robin???
Holy horseshoe Batman.
Need Shark repellent my dude
Alfa usually has to attack after the group encourage it. Verbal and audio Q’s give you better odds on outcomes.
I always enjoy your videos. I learn something new every time. Keep up the good work.
How do all of you guys handle swallowing your ego, and escape instead of continued combat? I just was curious because I have trouble leaving even if it's gonna end up bad for me. Thanks for your Time, and Patience.
Great video. Thank you for making this one.
You guys are Awsome man. Thanks for the valuable no bullshit info. Real world man. Simply so easy to understand and why
Good video can you GN do more empty hand videos as there's very few guns in Britain and I really want to learn knife defense that's why I train kali/silat and JKD as well as savate and muay thai
Kali and escrema is excellent training for empty hand tactics.
Fighting is a math problem, where u have to figure out the numbers, then the math equation.
So simpel it is not, prepaird no one
Great video incredible information!
Out of the art
My good friend was just attacked in his home by three robbers all armed with pistols. They first ordered him to the ground outside his front door and then forced him inside where they drug his wife out of her room. There were also three small children who remained asleep in their rooms down the hall. They took their things and then made them kneel at the bathroom tub with a gun to the back of their heads. The robbers left and no one was hurt. It seems that compliance worked best but it could have easily gone another way. Do you have a couple of possible alternatives besides leaving your family in the hands of robbers who might have taking more than just your things in mind?
simple but effective, love your attitude
Slap and drag.... Hit the first attacker then use it as a buffer/barrier between you and 2nd attacker.
OFFICER JARED! Haha, remember him from the nutnfancy days.
woulda been nice if you could have thrown in a tactical roll and maybe a crane kick
This presentation made perfect sense.
Speaking from experience (in 1v1), there are few things more demoralizing than a couple hard slaps. The recipient tends to REALLY want that abuse to stop.
Thank you funker tactical
Filipino style is the best and tested even in the history of War during the Spanish colony of MACTAN.... Emagine GUN AND CANNON VS BOLO and the KALI FILIPIPINO MARTIAL ART....A ART TO DEFFEND AND DIRECT TO KILLED