@@donfierro777 what do you mean? Smooth n "relaxing"? I agree. I have been trained to a high level in one martial art and studied several others and have found myself in some bad situations over the years and can tell you from personal experience its not all smooth and tranquil when its executed then lol
@@thomasgross8289 you pretty much understand what I meant, when the shit gets real and your life can end in a matter of seconds most likely it won't be smooth yes you should be relaxed but it takes ALOT of experience to master controlling that adreline dump and understanding your life can end or be ruined in a matter of seconds. And ill admit ive never been in that situation ive had my ass kicked but never my life threatened but understanding that i feel is a step in the right direction
My hats off to the person receiving the technique. In karate I was always in the receiving end. This shows that he is not only a bad ass but also humble.
When j did karate, I was on both ends, especially with sparring. Thjnjing about picking this up. As a volunteer firefighter, it's a good skill to have. Also I'm planning to go into law enforcement, so it'd be a good skill.
Full respect to the rag doll human punching bags. I'd rather fight the experienced guys than the one who has experience at everything thrown at him daily.
@@zealotzealot4848 I really hope you're joking, its purposely spelled like "keel" in this situation because that's how doug pronounces kill in forged in fire. You're the ignorant one.
I will never stop bragging about taking a Kali class taught by Doug at RIT back in 2011. Coolest class ever, amazing teacher, and I learned some great skills.
Not to be a downer but when he says it will keal it stands for keep everyone alive... that would be direct opposite of finishing an opponent perhaps 😆. Still, it made me smile cuz I heard it in his voice as I read your words.
Not sure he's full blooded Filipino. He has some features that look like he could have some non-native blood in him. Then again, I'm just speculating. He was born and raised in the Philippines, but is very private about himself and his family. My wife is Filipina and we watch FIF all the time. She didn't know he was Filipino during the first couple episodes. Then again, she doesn't listen to the intro's.
Ya but not all states allow it I’m in Ny and becouse you can’t really use it as a tool even if it’s in plain sight you’ll get a ticket at least unless you have a carry permit
I wanna correct this. The history and theory of the karambit was never really to kill. It was more of the tool like a curved scalpel. When it was 1st made was more like the backup blade for if your main weapon was out of range to render the opposition's limbs useless for you to take control. Yes, it can kill as well as any other blade in your repertoire, but it's main intention was to make your standoffs more flexible. Just something I wanted to say about the karambit.
@@SorenPenrose The karambit is believed to have originally been weaponized among the Minangkabau people of West Sumatra[2] where, according to folklore, it was inspired by the claws of a tiger. As with most weapons of the region, it was originally an agricultural implement designed to rake roots, gather threshing and plant rice in most of island Southeast Asia.
@@Dominic-193 look the guy is a bs artist who does fake martial arts. I don't remember exactly what set off my alarms in this video as it was several months ago, but I know that this guy is 100% bs
I like Doug very much. Every time he puts cold bladed weapon into his hand(s) it feels like they are moving as one with efficient fluid movements. it is so cool to see a master in action. He is humble, smiling.. and deadly.
@@louisrobitaille5810 imagine going head to head with an experienced close quarter combat shotgun user without an actual weapon, doesn't matter how fast you are. You are getting your lungs exploded by shotgun shells
*Cuttlefish of Chthulu,* slow motion are for demonstrations and trainings. If you want to see the Karambit in action, go ask Doug Marcaida in a knife fight
Wow, I could always tell Doug has some experience with pentak silat but he hides it well in the Forged In Fire show. Never knew he was a professional master. I always enjoyed his cut/kill test on the show, by far my favorite and tastiest part of the FIF show. Watching him slice into the carcasses of meat always made me hungry and gave me an idea what I want to cook for dinner.
Based on written history, kerambit originated from Minangkabau (Indonesia), then was brought by Minangkabau migrants centuries ago and spread to various regions, such as Java, the Malay Peninsula and others. According to folklore, the shape of the kerambit was inspired by the claws of the tigers that roamed the Sumatran forests at that time [2]. Weapons in most parts of the archipelago were originally agricultural tools designed to sweep the roots, collect rice stalks and threshing equipment. However, unlike kerambit, it is deliberately designed to be more curved like a tiger's hoof, after seeing pets using their claws, this is in line with the Minangkabau philosophy which reads Alam takambang to be a teacher. Kerambit eventually became famous through the Southeast Asian trade network to countries, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, and Thailand. History books in Europe say that soldiers in Indonesia were armed with kris on their hips and spears in their hands, whereas kerambits were used as a last resort when other weapons were exhausted or lost in battle. Kerambit looks very manly, because it is a short distance ban which relies more on courage and martial skills. Minang martial arts warriors, especially tiger silat warriors, are very adept at using this weapon. The Sulawesi Bugis warriors were also known for their expertise in wearing kerambits. Currently kerambit is one of the main weapons of silat and is generally used in martial arts.
yes you right Brother. Because the ORIGINATED BLOOD LINES of Filipino People are from, Sarawak,Sabah, malaysia, Brunie, Borneo, Indonisia, even Thailand and many more! we have same DNA, CULTURE and TRADITIONS we are BROTHERS 👊🏼🇵🇭
Really wish I could have learned some martial arts from Doug personally but I know that'll never happen in my lifetime he is a legend and it would be an honor and a privilege just to learn something of him
Idk mate, I'd like to see his technique at work against a resisting opponent. Literally all his moves are done at a faster tempo than his opponent. And the fact he needs that to be effective while being armed and his opponent isn't kinda speaks to how bad of a martial artist he is or how useless the karambit is.
Not true he dose travel demos and if your in his home stairs there you can enroll at his gym he dosent teach every class couse traveling but you’ll learn his form and he dose try to lead a few class of eatch rank
@@chukyuniqulI can tell you haven’t had any knife combative training. It’s not the same as empty hand. There’s no way to train against a “resisting” opponent, as your practice partner isn’t actually getting cut. All knife combatives (at least the 3 that I’ve trained extensively in) all involve “combination” techniques, as shown in this video. A “resisting” opponent that isn’t actually experiencing the cut progression will probably “win” and make the instructor look dumb to other people that are dumb. But when your meat is getting sliced literally against your bones, you will be the moving in the most compliant way imaginable.
@@JonCampo91 I love how you completely miss the fact that my reason for saying the opponent is resisting isn't that "they don't give opposite force" but that they LITERALLY MOVE IN SLO-MO compared to the knife-wielder. I get that a knife strikes faster than a fist because a knife cut requires less force, but that doesn't explain how one guy takes like three actions in the time the other guy does only one and barely reacts to what his opponent is doing, which is pretty fucking different from what someone would do when faced with a knife-wielding opponent.
Based on written history, kerambit originated from Minangkabau (Indonesia), then was brought by Minangkabau migrants centuries ago and spread to various regions, such as Java, the Malay Peninsula and others. According to folklore, the shape of the kerambit was inspired by the claws of the tigers that roamed the Sumatran forests at that time [2]. Weapons in most parts of the archipelago were originally agricultural tools designed to sweep the roots, collect rice stalks and threshing equipment. However, unlike kerambit, it is deliberately designed to be more curved like a tiger's hoof, after seeing pets using their claws, this is in line with the Minangkabau philosophy which reads Alam takambang to be a teacher. Kerambit eventually became famous through the Southeast Asian trade network to countries, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, and Thailand. History books in Europe say that soldiers in Indonesia were armed with kris on their hips and spears in their hands, whereas kerambits were used as a last resort when other weapons were exhausted or lost in battle. Kerambit looks very manly, because it is a short distance ban which relies more on courage and martial skills. Minang martial arts warriors, especially tiger silat warriors, are very adept at using this weapon. The Sulawesi Bugis warriors were also known for their expertise in wearing kerambits. Currently kerambit is one of the main weapons of silat and is generally used in martial arts.
What always amazes me, and surprises me, is how many "weapons" got their start as humble farming tools, the world over. It may be a tool, It may have a humble origin, It may be intended for agriculture, But most importantly; It will keel.
Weapons are expensive. If you are a farmers( which most people are back then), then farm tools are the best things to fight with. Since the world was very dangerous back then
Well, the reason for that is probably that in history it used to be poor people like farmers who were oppressed by wealthy land owners and those were the only weapons they had access to. hell, historically speaking, that is how most martial arts actually began the world over, totally independent from each other...
Yes. It is just a tool. The mind of the individual wielding it is the weapon. Case in point, I bet if you gave Doug a hairbrush, he would find a way to kill with it if his life was in danger.
Now he is in Forged in Fire. Also like if you are watching this in covid-19 december 2020 Now its 25 december. Merry christmas everyone. NOW ITS 2021 HAPPY NEW YEAR
@@haventgotaclue2328 brother did you just call the pandemic a scam??? Get off of facebook you fucking karen, don't tell people to get a life you living paradox.
@@haventgotaclue2328 yeah, covid is just as lethal as a common cold with recoveries in the millions, its just a scam big pharma companies do to rip you off on vaccines costs, health and other sanitary paraphernalia- if you're still reading/believing this, you're as gullible as a goldfish and should go back to preschool. Covid19 is a real threat maybe not to you, but to, elderly people and those with weakened immune systems. You, and others with likened minds such as yourself could literally kill your grandmother with a cough to her face making her suffer a horrible death gasping for air. Get off your sheltered ass and come into an ICU, educate yourself.
+Steve Brule , good point. That boils down on your creativity regardless you are the one that's using karambit or what u said a cane sword. When you are using the karambit against that cane sword, your aim & advantage is when you get close to your opponent's body and arms. Your disadvantage is distance. If you're using cane sword, your aim is to stay at distance while your opponent with karambit is still active. Your disadvantage is when he gets close to your body.
This knife is not used for an open fight. In antiquity it was worn in hand hidden under the sleeve, blade was imbued with poison and in which case from under the sleeves and hit end inflict))
I have a solid cold steel tiger claw with a moulded sheath. I also have a similar rubber knife for practice. I might get the back of the blade edged for a double sided blade. I love watching this guy. Learn so much from him as I learn visually. Thanks brother 🫡🇨🇦
Based on written history, kerambit originated from Minangkabau (Indonesia), then was brought by Minangkabau migrants centuries ago and spread to various regions, such as Java, the Malay Peninsula and others. According to folklore, the shape of the kerambit was inspired by the claws of the tigers that roamed the Sumatran forests at that time [2]. Weapons in most parts of the archipelago were originally agricultural tools designed to sweep the roots, collect rice stalks and threshing equipment. However, unlike kerambit, it is deliberately designed to be more curved like a tiger's hoof, after seeing pets using their claws, this is in line with the Minangkabau philosophy which reads Alam takambang to be a teacher. Kerambit eventually became famous through the Southeast Asian trade network to countries, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, and Thailand. History books in Europe say that soldiers in Indonesia were armed with kris on their hips and spears in their hands, whereas kerambits were used as a last resort when other weapons were exhausted or lost in battle. Kerambit looks very manly, because it is a short distance ban which relies more on courage and martial skills. Minang martial arts warriors, especially tiger silat warriors, are very adept at using this weapon. The Sulawesi Bugis warriors were also known for their expertise in wearing kerambits. Currently kerambit is one of the main weapons of silat and is generally used in martial arts.
There is so much I would like to say about this video alone, but I'm just gonna say that THIS explanation has opened my eyes on potential in using Karambit. Thank You. I have saved this video in one of my playlists, so that I won't loose it.
Doug Marcaida jokes aside, the Karambit looks like a very impressive weapon. To others it may only look like a fancy knife, but it offers a lot of possibilites, like demonstrated in this video
Oh yeah, A karambit is a very serious and respectable weapon. Now while there will be one or two CS:GO kiddies running around with them, if I'm ever jumped by someone who has it and very obviously isn't trying to threaten me with it but just... have it ready, I know for a fact not to fuck with that guy. A karambit is a very deadly weapon, but if someone doesn't know how to use it it's still deadly, but far less so.
@@KryptoKn8 I would like to add that for those who dont know how to use it better carry another option, since Kerambit its ultra dangerous for the owner also if you dont know how to use it, you will cut your self for sure.
@@KryptoKn8 lol you brought up csgo kiddies 😂. But ya, if it's someone trained like doug I'd keal myself 😂. Those karmabit techniques are meant to slice you to a painful death.
Even marcaida said that he also learn carambit at Merpati Putih Silat in Indonesia and also by one of Indonesia Air force Instructor. Base on the people of Minangkabau ( Indonesia ), Carambit is the word by tagalog and melayu language. The word came from minangkabau language _ The Original name is Kurambiak , Kurai mean Curve and Ambiak mean Take it. So Curambiak means to Deliver a Curve attack and then take it. The modern carambit is base on Silat Harimau ( Tiger Silat ). But Kurambiak from minangkabau Indonesia originally from Silat Elang ( Eagle Silat ) because is originally from how eagle hunt the prey by that curve claw. In modern Carambit , people say carambit from Tiger Claw. Its not wrong either. Because there is many form of Silat. And the move Marchaida show here is from Silat Elang/ Eagle Silat. In indonesia military , The Instructor usually have the knowledge in both type Eagle Silat and Tiger Silat.
@@satisfyingrain5064 dont worry . . Even marcaida said that he also learn carambit at Merpati Putih Silat in Indonesia and also by one of Indonesia Air force Instructor.
I carry the small SOG karambit and it’s easy to conceal in my hand hiding the blade with my wrist. I loved practicing the karmabit technique. It’s my favorite short blade.
if you're in a knife fight it's best to right click, run back, bait, right click and if youre actually decent at the game and have good movement juke their ass with your 2k hours on hns
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Honestly no. Pulling the trigger is faster than him no matter what he thinks he can do. Actual combat situations don't have time for this super kung fu shit. Its who lands a strike first, and the guy with the gun probably got this.
@@renatoimperatori5289 probably yes but actually no if you are at least 1 meter away from the guy who has a gun bcuz you can possibly evade it if you know how to do it(I learned it from my SD teacher)
@@godeater6640 Yeahhh, don't ever try to evade a firearm at close range, your best bet is to get off of the centreline while pushing the firearm in the opposite direction, then keeping that firearm away from you at all times while trying to subdue your assailant. That won't work if they know what they are doing, because you will likely already be dead due to them having a strong firing position which you cannot control so easily, and will probably have already fired a shot when you start moving towards them. The absolute best chance of dealing with someone with a firearm is hoping they are untrained, they approach you to get something or put the gun to you, and then being able to single leg, hopefully moving under the gun while keeping your arm on it, take them down and control both arms with one leg and arm, then render them unconscious with the other as fast as possible in that position. That is the absolute optimum scenario, and it won't work against anyone who actually knows what they are doing, much like a knife combat scenario, if someone has a gun with bad intentions, you are probably going to get hit with it at least once, at least you can effectively run away from a knife if you have created space and have prevented yourself being cornered, can't do that with a gun. Most "self-defense" instructors have never been in an SD scenario, and the ones that have often combatted untrained, unarmed opponent's, the military often teaches these techniques because the opponents they face are never well trained enemy soldiers (against whom trying such a thing would be suicide, you surrender and hope that they take you as a prisoner of war unless you have some clear advantage apparent to you) in this day and age, also it's a confidence booster, but confidence isn't always a good thing in such a scenario. Don't let yourself get into a situation where an individual has a gun trained on you, and vote for better gun regulation, that is the absolute best way to defend yourself against a firearm.
Love this man he is a true Martial Artist notice how he never says “this how” or “this is why” when he talks about what the part of the knife is used for because that stagnation of thought ruins combat arts
Guy flipping his knife in my face ... Guy : (notices knife in his gut with a note) hmm sorry had to leave got bored ... also you are bleeding out ... well thats rude .
Yes it's very easy to win a fight when you are doing a slow show peace and your opponent's are doing everything you tell him to. Just like you will find out that your average brown belt is far better then your average second degree black belt when it comes to different tutelage
This guy is not a master or even a proper teacher watch the video multiple times he never looks his opponents in the eyes because he has no opponents he's a charlatan
@@gloomtalkz no you are wrong. The whole point of learning how to fight so you never need to. Because once you have mastered fighting you no longer need to even use your fists
Eagle Kelmendi i legit stayed like 5 minutes thinking Who this guy was because i saw him there and i couldn't remember Where i saw him last time. Now I know Why he is the judge at the kill test
I have 1000 hours of knife training under my belt along with Muay Thai training as well and submission wrestling BJJ. And this guy was used a lot in my training for knives. I found that the simplest techniques are the most effective Strong defense creates openings for a strong offense
@@btsht394 And I didnt ask you if I needed to be asked. This is a free country and no one is gonna make me shut up. And if you do, its only going to have to be by force. And seeing as how I got guns. I dont forsee you and all these wannabe toughguys doing that. At least not without yall going in bodybags.
This is so weird cuz when he is demonstrating, he's doing extremely violent moves but in a very smoothly way, it's almost relaxing.
yupk, Doug Marcaida will keel you with music in the background
Welcome to martial arts
It doesn't work like that in real life...
@@donfierro777 what do you mean? Smooth n "relaxing"? I agree. I have been trained to a high level in one martial art and studied several others and have found myself in some bad situations over the years and can tell you from personal experience its not all smooth and tranquil when its executed then lol
@@thomasgross8289 you pretty much understand what I meant, when the shit gets real and your life can end in a matter of seconds most likely it won't be smooth yes you should be relaxed but it takes ALOT of experience to master controlling that adreline dump and understanding your life can end or be ruined in a matter of seconds. And ill admit ive never been in that situation ive had my ass kicked but never my life threatened but understanding that i feel is a step in the right direction
My hats off to the person receiving the technique. In karate I was always in the receiving end. This shows that he is not only a bad ass but also humble.
You practice both the attacking and being attacked
When j did karate, I was on both ends, especially with sparring. Thjnjing about picking this up. As a volunteer firefighter, it's a good skill to have. Also I'm planning to go into law enforcement, so it'd be a good skill.
Or a living punching bag
Full respect to the rag doll human punching bags. I'd rather fight the experienced guys than the one who has experience at everything thrown at him daily.
He looks so chill when he says: "It will keel." I had no idea he was such a badass IRL. Respect.
Doug Marcaida is known to be one of the most dangerous men with a blade weapon alive. To attack him, go with a gun, and you better not miss the shot…
Not keel, but kill. Learn English, ignorant
@@zealotzealot4848 I really hope you're joking, its purposely spelled like "keel" in this situation because that's how doug pronounces kill in forged in fire. You're the ignorant one.
U couldnt tell from that show itself? Dudes scary
You know how much times i wanted him to say "it will keel" during his demonstrations?
I will never stop bragging about taking a Kali class taught by Doug at RIT back in 2011.
Coolest class ever, amazing teacher, and I learned some great skills.
I still remember lessons from a Maphalindo silat seminar with Sifu Dan Inosanto DECADES ago.
Does he still teach?
Rochester 👍👍 great martial arts town . I took a Kali DeLeon seminar around 2011 as well small world.👊👍😊
That's the guy who says "it will keal" in forged in fire
Yep
Yep
nani？？
Ye it’s him, crazy to think he went from this to slicing up pig carcass’s and ballistic dummies
No wonder the forgers are happy with his "keeeeell". Because when it doesnt "keeeeell", he looks so disappointed.
Whenever he finishes an opponent, he says “ You have been KEALED”
That's the comment I've been looking for
This...... does put a smile on my face
These karambit blade should be used in mortal kombat fight..
😂😂😂😂
Not to be a downer but when he says it will keal it stands for keep everyone alive... that would be direct opposite of finishing an opponent perhaps 😆. Still, it made me smile cuz I heard it in his voice as I read your words.
Robber: *Breaks into his house*
Him: I weel keel.
Acel Fanning Nc hahahha
Him, coming out of a dark room, with that wicked smile and waving two butcher knifes, saying "I will keel" 😂
xD
Acel, that shit made my night🤣
Could you imagine the look on the robber's face seeing him come at you with a couple of spinning knives.
11 years later and I still enjoy this video every single time. Thank you
You mean ThanKeel?
This pencil is sharp
But most importantly
IT WILL KEEL
@MRFROG JR what's that suppose to mean?
@@shanaestus5458 thats an Indonesian language .
@MRFROG JR tolonglah Cok jangan bikin commentar random malu maluin / in English : please don't make random comments , its embarassing
@@41_orizaferishpriyono99 if it's an indonesian language, then what does it mean?
@@shanaestus5458 silat is like some sort of knife , kain pelekat probably adhesive cloth ? Idk im pretty bad at english
Doug's Parents in the Delivery Room: Will it Keel?
Nurse Holding Baby Doug: It Will Keel.
Wheres the joke? Lol
LOL
Noice
Just finished watching an episode of forged in fire 🤣🤣🤣🤣👌🙏
@@akosiedread2160 " I won't! "
20$ on Real life
350$ for a virtual item.
Stonks
Frechie yea csgo is a scam
OOF
csgo
7 $ in indonesian :v
He makes it look effortless. A true martial arts master.
This guy is cool, he should be in a show
Oh wait
Oop lmao
Lmao
Epic
Forged in fire go watch that
*youtube recommendations strikes again*
1Rod1ReelFishing again and again.......
Hey you
Bruh i really searched cod knifes
Guys name of the song???
Yessir
When you realized he is Filipino , mabuhay Doug
But most importantly “ It will keeel “
Ngayon ko lng na laman yan.. Pero it well keeeell.😅
Not sure he's full blooded Filipino. He has some features that look like he could have some non-native blood in him. Then again, I'm just speculating. He was born and raised in the Philippines, but is very private about himself and his family. My wife is Filipina and we watch FIF all the time. She didn't know he was Filipino during the first couple episodes. Then again, she doesn't listen to the intro's.
*"Makakapatay ito"*
Yelo Malamig hahaha lol
It will patay
I appreciate how he explains legal carry and the specs you need to legally use this as a self defence tool
Ya but not all states allow it I’m in Ny and becouse you can’t really use it as a tool even if it’s in plain sight you’ll get a ticket at least unless you have a carry permit
@@seanbraley2772it’s a box cutter
@@seanbraley2772 Also Doug: "A weapon is not made to be seen, a weapon is made to be felt."
When Doug Marcaida was born the doctor says: HE WEEL KEEL
🤣
LOL
HAHAHA
😂😂😂
What does keel mean. Kill??
Your blade is SHARp, sir. IT WILL KEEL
ㄥㄖㄥ
I can hear this😂😂😂😂
Most importantly
He's not an amateur he is a Professional of karambit.
No he say it weel keel 😂😂😂
Wow. This "ItWillKill-Man" is a real deal
Yes it will killl
Filipino "Will Kill"haha
I wanna correct this. The history and theory of the karambit was never really to kill. It was more of the tool like a curved scalpel. When it was 1st made was more like the backup blade for if your main weapon was out of range to render the opposition's limbs useless for you to take control. Yes, it can kill as well as any other blade in your repertoire, but it's main intention was to make your standoffs more flexible. Just something I wanted to say about the karambit.
The thing about owning one is..... you keep on sharpening it even thou you still didn't use it.....
Actually it's not "kill" it's spelled "keel" which is a word for protecting
I like him because he is humble, kind and super skilled. Good job ,Doug!
First he gives respect to his teachers. I admire that.
That's the way of Silat brought with Islam. We pray for the prophet, teachers and parents as we open the training ring.
then he lies about weaponizing farm tools. how very admirable
@@SorenPenrose The karambit is believed to have originally been weaponized among the Minangkabau people of West Sumatra[2] where, according to folklore, it was inspired by the claws of a tiger. As with most weapons of the region, it was originally an agricultural implement designed to rake roots, gather threshing and plant rice in most of island Southeast Asia.
wikipedia
@@Dominic-193 look the guy is a bs artist who does fake martial arts. I don't remember exactly what set off my alarms in this video as it was several months ago, but I know that this guy is 100% bs
I like Doug very much. Every time he puts cold bladed weapon into his hand(s) it feels like they are moving as one with efficient fluid movements. it is so cool to see a master in action. He is humble, smiling.. and deadly.
As a martial arts practitioner, I wish to be as talented as this man.
Robber: *"Gimme ur money! I'll stab you!"*
Doug Marcaida: ".........With that stance??" 😕
XD uncle Iroh~!!
Proceeds to give the criminal a 45 minute lesson in proper martial arts and knife skills before absolutely destroying them
Lol next he's gonna take you to the tea shop
ATLA reference
Robber: OMG you're that guy who says ke- *dead
I bought a karambit awhile back and decided to watch this video
Amazing!! Always fun to see Doug teaching!
doug holding a plastic butter knife:
- it will KEEEEEL
You can actually do serious damage with a butter knife, metal or plastic
@@dustinjenney9736 In dangerous scenarios almost anything can become a lethal weapon tbh
@@colinweimar true. anything can kill
Even words that comes out of your mouth can kill
Would with him holding it.
It will keel
It will cut
This man is the best judge on forged in fire
Yeah boy
bauerpower13 yup
I agree and I didn't know he was a Filipino
agreed
Spanish: "Matará"
Latín spanish: "Es letal"
English: "It Will kill"
Original: "It weel keeeel".
Português 🇧🇷: É letal
@@kaiquesilva2263 "Tá de matar"
@@leonardopedroso8575 kkkk é mesmo
Spanish: Este arma...mata!
Javanesse : Modar
I only ever saw him as a judge without knowing his background until now. This explains a lot. I respect him a lot more now!
Roses are red
I like stainless steel
But more importantly
"It will keel"
Roses are red violets are blue I have a karambae
And "it will keel" you
..your welcome
@Oren Hausauer yes
John James no
@@johnjames291 Good poem....
The most creative, non common, funniest, and amazing thing I’ve ever seen.
The most effective martial art: the one where you have a knife and your opponent doesn't
Wrong, excluding guns, if you're good enough, it all comes down to a skill fight. Even without a weapon, it's possible to win.
It means it is not for self defense (joke)
@@louisrobitaille5810 i think its impossible to win if someone have a good material arts skill but i have a leopard tank to blow them up
@@louisrobitaille5810 imagine going head to head with an experienced close quarter combat shotgun user without an actual weapon, doesn't matter how fast you are. You are getting your lungs exploded by shotgun shells
@@buiphamthanhvinh8265 man I don't think you can read that well. "Excluding guns" and a lot of factors go into that such as distance.
This guy has reached Global Elite by using Karambit only.
+Ravenzx Zanganzx xD
+Ravenzx Zanganzx lol
if onlyusemeblade was a straight csgo player
It's oviously a fade
+Ravenzx Zanganzx I bet this guy wins all the knife rounds
Definitely one of the most underrated combat art. Love this style very accurate… This is by far the most interesting technique.
When Doug's wielding it, it should be called the KEELambit Xd
The keelbit will KEEL
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Keelrambit
The fact you had to add a fucking "xD".......... i know a virgin when I see one pal.
hip hop police state xd has been around for years
Beware all slow motion fighters...he will cutcutcut you
Have you seen the movie "The Raid 2" this karambit is nasty
Cuttlefish of Chthulu his training and showing them
@@radiyahya363 yes, but u won't get a chance to show off this kind of moves in real life.
*Cuttlefish of Chthulu,* slow motion are for demonstrations and trainings.
If you want to see the Karambit in action, go ask Doug Marcaida in a knife fight
This is golden bullshido content!
I am from Indonesia🇮🇩! and I'm proud that karambit can go international ! :')
Sama sama untuk diingat bang karambit berasal dari silat minang
Minang adalah indonesia dan itu adalah kita
Ya ya yaa
@@zahrasohabiah9325 over proud 🤣
@@alifshaifuldin5439 untuk kasus ini wajib overproud, orang luar taunya silat sama karambit dari filipina karena nama indo gj terkenal-terkenal amat
@@alifshaifuldin5439 taek, apa² dibilang overproud diklaim tetangga baru plonga plongo
Wow, I could always tell Doug has some experience with pentak silat but he hides it well in the Forged In Fire show. Never knew he was a professional master. I always enjoyed his cut/kill test on the show, by far my favorite and tastiest part of the FIF show. Watching him slice into the carcasses of meat always made me hungry and gave me an idea what I want to cook for dinner.
someone breaks into his house:
Him: *YOU PICKED THE WRONG HOUSE FOOL*
also him: it will *keel*
* sneaks behinds the intruder and whispers* " it will..... Keeeeeeel" 😌😬😱
Aaaaaaaaaghhhhhhhhh My Dog.
Also him: well now i am gonna choose the right coffin for you
*Twirls karambit with malicious intent*
Wholesome Doug content. I didn’t know he had sons and now I love him even more
Based on written history, kerambit originated from Minangkabau (Indonesia), then was brought by Minangkabau migrants centuries ago and spread to various regions, such as Java, the Malay Peninsula and others. According to folklore, the shape of the kerambit was inspired by the claws of the tigers that roamed the Sumatran forests at that time [2]. Weapons in most parts of the archipelago were originally agricultural tools designed to sweep the roots, collect rice stalks and threshing equipment. However, unlike kerambit, it is deliberately designed to be more curved like a tiger's hoof, after seeing pets using their claws, this is in line with the Minangkabau philosophy which reads Alam takambang to be a teacher. Kerambit eventually became famous through the Southeast Asian trade network to countries, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, and Thailand. History books in Europe say that soldiers in Indonesia were armed with kris on their hips and spears in their hands, whereas kerambits were used as a last resort when other weapons were exhausted or lost in battle. Kerambit looks very manly, because it is a short distance ban which relies more on courage and martial skills. Minang martial arts warriors, especially tiger silat warriors, are very adept at using this weapon. The Sulawesi Bugis warriors were also known for their expertise in wearing kerambits. Currently kerambit is one of the main weapons of silat and is generally used in martial arts.
Kumpay we call it in ilocano in ILOCOS NORTE PHILIPPINES
He literally said that
love minangkabau (INDONESIA)
Thank you for that piece of teaching.
yes you right Brother. Because the ORIGINATED BLOOD LINES of Filipino People are from, Sarawak,Sabah, malaysia, Brunie, Borneo, Indonisia, even Thailand and many more!
we have same DNA, CULTURE and TRADITIONS we are BROTHERS 👊🏼🇵🇭
Really wish I could have learned some martial arts from Doug personally but I know that'll never happen in my lifetime he is a legend and it would be an honor and a privilege just to learn something of him
Idk mate, I'd like to see his technique at work against a resisting opponent. Literally all his moves are done at a faster tempo than his opponent. And the fact he needs that to be effective while being armed and his opponent isn't kinda speaks to how bad of a martial artist he is or how useless the karambit is.
Not true he dose travel demos and if your in his home stairs there you can enroll at his gym he dosent teach every class couse traveling but you’ll learn his form and he dose try to lead a few class of eatch rank
@@chukyuniqulI can tell you haven’t had any knife combative training. It’s not the same as empty hand. There’s no way to train against a “resisting” opponent, as your practice partner isn’t actually getting cut. All knife combatives (at least the 3 that I’ve trained extensively in) all involve “combination” techniques, as shown in this video. A “resisting” opponent that isn’t actually experiencing the cut progression will probably “win” and make the instructor look dumb to other people that are dumb. But when your meat is getting sliced literally against your bones, you will be the moving in the most compliant way imaginable.
@@JonCampo91 I love how you completely miss the fact that my reason for saying the opponent is resisting isn't that "they don't give opposite force" but that they LITERALLY MOVE IN SLO-MO compared to the knife-wielder. I get that a knife strikes faster than a fist because a knife cut requires less force, but that doesn't explain how one guy takes like three actions in the time the other guy does only one and barely reacts to what his opponent is doing, which is pretty fucking different from what someone would do when faced with a knife-wielding opponent.
The edginess of the music alone was already enough to give me gashes.
Got diagnose with ear cancer at the end of the vid.
Pussies.
Everybody gangsta until Doug Marcaida says “It will not keal”
UA-cam: hey have this video after 10 years of its release
Hes the guy that tests the blades on that show on snapchat, forged in fire
Luis Chavez it’s not made for Snapchat it’s an actual tv series
Same
Just seeing this
lmao 😂
I love studying these techniques, they really do help if you're a student of martial arts
1:30 He knew he just bled out and died there.
The realization that if this was an actual situation then he’d be dead without a second thought.
@@PonchoMT__ nope, it's just extremely uncomfortable
I'd imagine it was the feeling and imagination of having a blade slowly cut through his neck
@@wii_music_intensifies9023 i know
he has a face of disappointment/boredom as hes destroying them 😂
He is like saitama
That’s cause this is just another Monday to him.
Because he is not allowed to KEEEAL
@@arthurhoward8574 nooooo what the hell thats not fair why god why not let him keeal
Based on written history, kerambit originated from Minangkabau (Indonesia), then was brought by Minangkabau migrants centuries ago and spread to various regions, such as Java, the Malay Peninsula and others. According to folklore, the shape of the kerambit was inspired by the claws of the tigers that roamed the Sumatran forests at that time [2]. Weapons in most parts of the archipelago were originally agricultural tools designed to sweep the roots, collect rice stalks and threshing equipment. However, unlike kerambit, it is deliberately designed to be more curved like a tiger's hoof, after seeing pets using their claws, this is in line with the Minangkabau philosophy which reads Alam takambang to be a teacher. Kerambit eventually became famous through the Southeast Asian trade network to countries, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, and Thailand. History books in Europe say that soldiers in Indonesia were armed with kris on their hips and spears in their hands, whereas kerambits were used as a last resort when other weapons were exhausted or lost in battle. Kerambit looks very manly, because it is a short distance ban which relies more on courage and martial skills. Minang martial arts warriors, especially tiger silat warriors, are very adept at using this weapon. The Sulawesi Bugis warriors were also known for their expertise in wearing kerambits. Currently kerambit is one of the main weapons of silat and is generally used in martial arts.
But you know what's better than a karambit?
A karambyte.
I regret nothing.
jeronimo196 Nice :D
Best nerd comment yet.
What about a karamgig? Nah, nevermind.
jeronimo196 get out.just get out
😂
Outstanding work on that karambit !!! Man I really appreciate watching him play !!! He moves with major grace !!!
Can he be a DLC character for MK 11?
😂😂
He is scorpion’s son
LOL
His fatality is gonna be named, "It KEELS"
But first can he Defeat Shaggy?
His voice has this asmr thing going on. It's so relaxing.
No
What always amazes me, and surprises me, is how many "weapons" got their start as humble farming tools, the world over.
It may be a tool,
It may have a humble origin,
It may be intended for agriculture,
But most importantly;
It will keel.
Weapons are expensive. If you are a farmers( which most people are back then), then farm tools are the best things to fight with. Since the world was very dangerous back then
Well, the reason for that is probably that in history it used to be poor people like farmers who were oppressed by wealthy land owners and those were the only weapons they had access to. hell, historically speaking, that is how most martial arts actually began the world over, totally independent from each other...
Yes. It is just a tool. The mind of the individual wielding it is the weapon. Case in point, I bet if you gave Doug a hairbrush, he would find a way to kill with it if his life was in danger.
Yes and that's why I love the garden fork.
The weapon for farming isnt call karambit but sabit, the size is really different
Karambits are definitely bad ass knives. Doug Marcaida is legendary.
YOU CLICKED CUZ U SAW HIM ON FORGED IN FIRE
WILL KEEL
No
this sir will cut
Yes
How did you know?
Saw him on several of his vids Way before that show was even conceived
The most importantly is..... it will keel
Hatook EET WEEL KEEL
i was about to coment this
*big smile*
Forged in fire is an amazing show
ikr
Who here know him from "Forged in Fire"
I didn’t realize it was him omg 😂
Me
wow
I Neved thought he was a Filipino
Me
The unpretentious way in which these masters guide their pupils... is priceless.
He forgot to mention...
*_switching is faster than reloading_*
Holy shit that brought me back
True but if you got 2 in your heart and 2 in your head how much time do you think you got?
@Jurica Sambol people get got everyday whether thats their goal or not. Unless they are faster than a speeding bullet and stronger than steel.
Lmfaoooo
Remember, switching to your side arm is always faster than reloading.
3:42, nice skin bro
urban ddpat
he slapped some D-brand skin on
b aj
Bruhh 😂
Bro but not stat track?
I thought he was just the host of Forged in Fire . Incredible knive skills techniques.
Yes , It will Kill
Respect
Useless because people use one bullet to like this person!lol
Nah It will KEEL
C List he is
“Keep it fun. It’s an exclamation point to any sentence you make.” His basic combat knowledge has to be amazing.
ITS BEEN 10 YEARS 10 YEARS AND I AM FINALLY RECOMMEND A VID LIKE THIS
Izuku.. you're not planning anything are you? 👀
Thumbnail: looks unimpressed as he is about to cut a man’s bicep off
It's not his bicep. It's his forearm
@@hahaha00000 Forearm is below your elbow
@@docholiday1806 I know that.
@@hahaha00000 then you misspoke, that is clearly the bend on his elbow touching his bicep not his forearm
Lmao he reaaally wants to KEEL that man 😂
I NEVER get tired of watching this.amazing Martial artist.
much respect.
You do NOT want to fight this man from closer than 5’ away… Dude is so smooth, it’s nuts.
You can say
*IT WILL KEEL*
0:56 ah yes, the famous forearm punch
I’m pretty sure the guy was blocking.
@@sylaconnocalys8443 don’t make me forearm punch you lol
@@sylaconnocalys8443 Ahhh yes, the famous block of "giving my arm to the opponent for no reason" technique.
Eh, it was funny to watch but still
I'm pretty sure Doug Marcaida is legit
I think it makes more sense, when you imagine he was holding a Karambit. i could be wrong though
Now he is in Forged in Fire.
Also like if you are watching this in covid-19 december 2020
Now its 25 december. Merry christmas everyone.
NOW ITS 2021 HAPPY NEW YEAR
Yo this is scary accurate lmao
IT WILL KEALLL
Covid 19 december 2020 lol goddamn bro....keep wearing your mask.
@@haventgotaclue2328 brother did you just call the pandemic a scam??? Get off of facebook you fucking karen, don't tell people to get a life you living paradox.
@@haventgotaclue2328 yeah, covid is just as lethal as a common cold with recoveries in the millions, its just a scam big pharma companies do to rip you off on vaccines costs, health and other sanitary paraphernalia- if you're still reading/believing this, you're as gullible as a goldfish and should go back to preschool. Covid19 is a real threat maybe not to you, but to, elderly people and those with weakened immune systems. You, and others with likened minds such as yourself could literally kill your grandmother with a cough to her face making her suffer a horrible death gasping for air. Get off your sheltered ass and come into an ICU, educate yourself.
I love the aesthetic of these styles. Very cool to watch.
What if you encounter someone with a cane sword? please respond fast he is right behi...
+Steve Brule Run!
+Steve Brule Get off of your computer and do something about it.
+Steve Brule ...nd me
+Steve Brule , good point. That boils down on your creativity regardless you are the one that's using karambit or what u said a cane sword. When you are using the karambit against that cane sword, your aim & advantage is when you get close to your opponent's body and arms. Your disadvantage is distance. If you're using cane sword, your aim is to stay at distance while your opponent with karambit is still active. Your disadvantage is when he gets close to your body.
This knife is not used for an open fight. In antiquity it was worn in hand hidden under the sleeve, blade was imbued with poison and in which case from under the sleeves and hit end inflict))
imagine he forgets to use the dummy knife after showing the camera his real ones.
We quite often use training knives.
He can kill you even with a dummy knife.
It will keel
@@gns942 what he does is fake martial arts. Bullshido. Just look at this bullshit.
@@gj4312 yeah no
Imagine training with Doug and getting your arm sliced, and saying "IT WILL KEAL" afterwards
He would say "It will cut"
Alright bladesmiths welcome to the *KEAL* test
I have a solid cold steel tiger claw with a moulded sheath. I also have a similar rubber knife for practice. I might get the back of the blade edged for a double sided blade. I love watching this guy. Learn so much from him as I learn visually. Thanks brother 🫡🇨🇦
1:04 that is one very dangerous picture
.
Me and the boys otw to Ceasar's party
That picture scream "Don't fucked with us or we will fuck you"
Based on written history, kerambit originated from Minangkabau (Indonesia), then was brought by Minangkabau migrants centuries ago and spread to various regions, such as Java, the Malay Peninsula and others. According to folklore, the shape of the kerambit was inspired by the claws of the tigers that roamed the Sumatran forests at that time [2]. Weapons in most parts of the archipelago were originally agricultural tools designed to sweep the roots, collect rice stalks and threshing equipment. However, unlike kerambit, it is deliberately designed to be more curved like a tiger's hoof, after seeing pets using their claws, this is in line with the Minangkabau philosophy which reads Alam takambang to be a teacher. Kerambit eventually became famous through the Southeast Asian trade network to countries, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, and Thailand. History books in Europe say that soldiers in Indonesia were armed with kris on their hips and spears in their hands, whereas kerambits were used as a last resort when other weapons were exhausted or lost in battle. Kerambit looks very manly, because it is a short distance ban which relies more on courage and martial skills. Minang martial arts warriors, especially tiger silat warriors, are very adept at using this weapon. The Sulawesi Bugis warriors were also known for their expertise in wearing kerambits. Currently kerambit is one of the main weapons of silat and is generally used in martial arts.
They will keel
It will cut...
it will kill....
It will Hurt
Csgo
Tfzo
hahahaha
"Silat" is one of the oldest martial arts in the world from Indonesia. a true heritage. ❤️
Ok
no es arnis filipino?
that's right
@@dylansanchezb7104 there are similarities bet these 2 countries
@@dylansanchezb7104 filipin adalah tetangga kami.
There is so much I would like to say about this video alone, but I'm just gonna say that THIS explanation has opened my eyes on potential in using Karambit.
Thank You.
I have saved this video in one of my playlists, so that I won't loose it.
This guy must be a Global Elite.
Probably silver, he always brings a knife to a gunfight.
+RaughingRoudry lel u just jelous cuz he knief u in da back wen u try to snipe wid ur mediocre awp assizmov lel
+Leonard Fair What? In English please.
+Matthew Brown U WOT M8?
Shut up fanboy !
Is it wrong to wanna see this dude go ham on someone with this blade?
who's your favorite character is killer instinct?
G4 REAL Been Jago, since '94. Yours?
+Nik Coffman cinder
G4 REAL Nice. GG
lmao.
Subtitles be like "I first started with hakim, eating pickles with shisha when he started slashing"
They get even weirder after a bit...
That is the most beautifully violent knife skills and blade that I’ve seen!
Doug Marcaida jokes aside, the Karambit looks like a very impressive weapon. To others it may only look like a fancy knife, but it offers a lot of possibilites, like demonstrated in this video
I use it as a secondary weapon with my sniper
Oh yeah, A karambit is a very serious and respectable weapon. Now while there will be one or two CS:GO kiddies running around with them, if I'm ever jumped by someone who has it and very obviously isn't trying to threaten me with it but just... have it ready, I know for a fact not to fuck with that guy. A karambit is a very deadly weapon, but if someone doesn't know how to use it it's still deadly, but far less so.
@@KryptoKn8 I would like to add that for those who dont know how to use it better carry another option, since Kerambit its ultra dangerous for the owner also if you dont know how to use it, you will cut your self for sure.
@@KryptoKn8 lol you brought up csgo kiddies 😂. But ya, if it's someone trained like doug I'd keal myself 😂. Those karmabit techniques are meant to slice you to a painful death.
It's just a knife with worse range.
Forged in fire made me click instantly
Got to the comments
Not disappointed
But it will kill you in silent and no one know
*Forged in Fire
@@thesonofdarkness936 corrected :)
@@goncalobaia1574 ✌
4:34 this guy was enjoying himself, until the leg came and locked his neck lmao
Thats when he was like" TAPP OUTT TAPP OUTT"😂😂😂
Even marcaida said that he also learn carambit at Merpati Putih Silat in Indonesia and also by one of Indonesia Air force Instructor.
Base on the people of Minangkabau ( Indonesia ), Carambit is the word by tagalog and melayu language.
The word came from minangkabau language _
The Original name is Kurambiak ,
Kurai mean Curve and Ambiak mean Take it.
So Curambiak means to Deliver a Curve attack and then take it.
The modern carambit is base on Silat Harimau ( Tiger Silat ).
But Kurambiak from minangkabau Indonesia originally from Silat Elang ( Eagle Silat ) because is originally from how eagle hunt the prey by that curve claw.
In modern Carambit , people say carambit from Tiger Claw.
Its not wrong either.
Because there is many form of Silat.
And the move Marchaida show here is from Silat Elang/ Eagle Silat.
In indonesia military ,
The Instructor usually have the knowledge in both type Eagle Silat and Tiger Silat.
This guy is the best in testing weapons on the show Forged in Fire, never knew he was a fellow Asian. Hello there kabayan 🥰
I've carried one for years now after seeing Doug with one.
My god the first time I saw these blades I thought they'd be impractical..bloody things are lethal in his hands
TheGreatGingerSnap in the hands of a master, anything can be lethal.
Hunter Duncan I can't argue with that
lol are u kidding me, karambits are the superior fighting knife for many reasons
superior? i can see that a rondell or trench knifhe, a bowie or kukri can be of more use in many combat situations...
okdghd yes karambit is superior, rondell bowie, kukri, and anything you said are also superior, let's all have a nice day.
Im proud that filipino martial art introduce to the world by this man,, RESPECT sir..
That's from Indonesia silat and weapon karambit from indonesia
@@satisfyingrain5064 dont worry . .
Even marcaida said that he also learn carambit at Merpati Putih Silat in Indonesia and also by one of Indonesia Air force Instructor.
@@satisfyingrain5064nah he use karambit but the martial art is Filipino martial art
I carry the small SOG karambit and it’s easy to conceal in my hand hiding the blade with my wrist. I loved practicing the karmabit technique. It’s my favorite short blade.
Must be painful all that wanking, eh.
@@kanifuker721 yea I switch hands now when I wank, you wouldn’t believe the difference in makes in wank time
After 10 grand, 8k hours in CS:GO. He got his Karambit ...Fade.
25$ irl
200$ -----》virtual item
Fastest way to kill a opponent is
Left click, left click, right click
if you're in a knife fight it's best to right click, run back, bait, right click
and if youre actually decent at the game and have good movement juke their ass with your 2k hours on hns
Matador
I heard alt+f4 works too
But i usually go for W E Q Combo or W R E Q triple Q there.Massive dmg
LMAO so true
Jego filmy , jego ruchy , jego technika , jego precyzja , jego przemyslenia , jego nauka , jego poswiecony czas... Mistrz !!!❤️ To staje się życiem ...
Well said, ☯️
* armed man: hands up !!!
Doug: drop that toy son
That won't keel but I will
Honestly no. Pulling the trigger is faster than him no matter what he thinks he can do. Actual combat situations don't have time for this super kung fu shit. Its who lands a strike first, and the guy with the gun probably got this.
@@renatoimperatori5289 r/woosh
@@renatoimperatori5289 probably yes but actually no if you are at least 1 meter away from the guy who has a gun bcuz you can possibly evade it if you know how to do it(I learned it from my SD teacher)
@@godeater6640
Yeahhh, don't ever try to evade a firearm at close range, your best bet is to get off of the centreline while pushing the firearm in the opposite direction, then keeping that firearm away from you at all times while trying to subdue your assailant. That won't work if they know what they are doing, because you will likely already be dead due to them having a strong firing position which you cannot control so easily, and will probably have already fired a shot when you start moving towards them. The absolute best chance of dealing with someone with a firearm is hoping they are untrained, they approach you to get something or put the gun to you, and then being able to single leg, hopefully moving under the gun while keeping your arm on it, take them down and control both arms with one leg and arm, then render them unconscious with the other as fast as possible in that position. That is the absolute optimum scenario, and it won't work against anyone who actually knows what they are doing, much like a knife combat scenario, if someone has a gun with bad intentions, you are probably going to get hit with it at least once, at least you can effectively run away from a knife if you have created space and have prevented yourself being cornered, can't do that with a gun. Most "self-defense" instructors have never been in an SD scenario, and the ones that have often combatted untrained, unarmed opponent's, the military often teaches these techniques because the opponents they face are never well trained enemy soldiers (against whom trying such a thing would be suicide, you surrender and hope that they take you as a prisoner of war unless you have some clear advantage apparent to you) in this day and age, also it's a confidence booster, but confidence isn't always a good thing in such a scenario.
Don't let yourself get into a situation where an individual has a gun trained on you, and vote for better gun regulation, that is the absolute best way to defend yourself against a firearm.
Love this man he is a true Martial Artist notice how he never says “this how” or “this is why” when he talks about what the part of the knife is used for because that stagnation of thought ruins combat arts
So fluid, thats intuition, and that will come out naturally in time of stress.
It wont
Guy flipping his knife in my face ...
Guy : (notices knife in his gut with a note) hmm sorry had to leave got bored ... also you are bleeding out ... well thats rude .
Yes it's very easy to win a fight when you are doing a slow show peace and your opponent's are doing everything you tell him to. Just like you will find out that your average brown belt is far better then your average second degree black belt when it comes to different tutelage
This guy is not a master or even a proper teacher watch the video multiple times he never looks his opponents in the eyes because he has no opponents he's a charlatan
@@gloomtalkz no you are wrong. The whole point of learning how to fight so you never need to. Because once you have mastered fighting you no longer need to even use your fists
Doug, master of blade fighting. Smooth, and quick.
You know “it will keel” man is actually very well trained now that I watch this
Respect for Doug now I understand why they choose you in forged on fire
Eagle Kelmendi i legit stayed like 5 minutes thinking Who this guy was because i saw him there and i couldn't remember Where i saw him last time. Now I know Why he is the judge at the kill test
@@lucescusamuel6 yeah man just didn't know nothing what he really does
Yes of course! I Think so!!!
👍👍👍
He was in the forge in fire ?
@@greatcamio4854 he still is right!!!
UA-cam recommended me this 10 years later
Nice
I have 1000 hours of knife training under my belt along with Muay Thai training as well and submission wrestling BJJ. And this guy was used a lot in my training for knives. I found that the simplest techniques are the most effective
Strong defense creates openings for a strong offense
and ive shot 10k rounds on reflex steel targets and trick targets for years.
You aint gonna do shit kid
@@vicerichter1163 dude its so quiet right now, its almost like no one fucking asked
@@btsht394 Bitch, stfu I dont need to be asked
@@btsht394 And I didnt ask you if I needed to be asked.
This is a free country and no one is gonna make me shut up. And if you do, its only going to have to be by force. And seeing as how I got guns. I dont forsee you and all these wannabe toughguys doing that. At least not without yall going in bodybags.
@@vicerichter1163 damn dude thats crazy, anyway what do you think about pizza i kinda want some rn