Forget about clearing the room....let's talk about this dude with the ski glasses indoors, head bandana and the ankle tapered sweats! ...is he in witness protection or something??

Who tf invited Blake from workaholics to the shoothouse? 🤣🤣

@bigcheese82

3 ай бұрын

More importantly why would you wear sunglasses

@colbyperry3325

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@ShawsOwn

3 ай бұрын

I'm picturing some clandestine agent of some sort that wanted to attend training & thought "rock star Blake...the perfect disguise!"

@controvercc1098

3 ай бұрын

@@ShawsOwn 🤣🤣🤣

@jakem4579

3 ай бұрын

lol I think it’s kinda badass. Even Blake’s wanna sharpen that BLADE

Ole chicken wing was cracking me up. The CQB will HUMBLE you every time!!

Soooo you don’t just chuck a few grenades in the room and slide cancel around the corner?

@Shenanigans_tday

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂

it's inspiring to see the mastery of these techniques. Room clearing is a crucial skill set, and learning from the best is invaluable.

Sounds like the most important thing is knowing your team.

@Gwiffer

3 ай бұрын

speaking from playing ready or not. its funny because the first hours is cycling through players and when you have solid people they stick around to get beter and better at cqb. time with your team is the greatest lesson

@user-ws2qp1vb1j

3 ай бұрын

@Gwiffer Lol it's funny you mention Ready or Not. I have a few Marine buddies who all get together on Friday nights to game and RoN is one of those where we have been teaching the PoGs how to clear rooms.

@Gwiffer

3 ай бұрын

@@user-ws2qp1vb1j lmao that’s awesome!

That's nice. Then there is the Cav Scout method. "Iron Thunder this is Saber three alpha. Call for fire, over."

Where's black Rambo when you need him he definitely needs to be on this episode

Very nice training. I just completed very similar room clearing refresher training this past weekend for my teams. Funny timing on the video. Number 1 man is always right and communication is key.

The video gave a nice first person perspective. I feel that I actually learned something. Keep up the great work guys.

I’ve done this training with my own guys. Running air soft guns in my buddies work.. Lights off and randomly placed cardboard dummies.. It has taught me so much in clearing a room.

This was awesome, TY CF! Practice makes Mastery.

Should be a part series for sure!

Really cool video. Thanks for sharing this!

This is a great refresher and reminder that I need to train and practice cqc again, even though I don't do it for a living anymore. Knowing what to do doesn't translate into preforming it correctly... Especially when your life depends on it!

@Semperf11

3 ай бұрын

👍🏿

Good info, helpful training, thanks

Good series these kinds of videos make. Love it 🇺🇸🇺🇸

Another Great Video 💯Thanks for Sharing 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥

LOVED this entire video series from Active Crisis Consulting. A lot of great information. One Question: what does "splitting the door" mean?

@killerspyder1

Ай бұрын

One person on each side of the doorway. Stacking the doorway is one person behind the other.

Man, that entry at 22:51 was like straight out of an '80s movie! 🤣

@AlphaOne-.556

3 ай бұрын

🤣🎯

Not sure if it was mentioned but a big part of this is making sure your kit and gun is quiet. If you are rattling around making a bunch of noise every time to step... When you gun goes up and to the ready... probably not going to help you any.

Freaking good video. Thanks for sharing.

Looks like a great coarse and instruction.

Threat Priority List: 1. People with guns 2. People with less guns 3. People with guns through open doors 4. People with guns through closed doors

I learned to clear a room in the police academy. However, this video was much more detailed and in depth. The PA was not nearly as knowledgeable as this. Thank you, I need to study this video many more times!

I have had years of CQB training in the Army, including live fire training and clearing down range, and I have to say I learned some good things just in the few short minutes of this video. I love how the SEALS do some of their movements, especially the high-ready position. I would love to take this course.

@handled99

3 ай бұрын

Everything they taught here is basic.

@Shooter11B

3 ай бұрын

@@handled99 Sure, but even the experts know that the basics are the bedrock of everything else. So, since no one knows everything, various points of view and methodology are crucial to gaining proficiency. NEVER say "Everything they taught here is basic" as if that is a reason not to get the training.ALL training is valuable and refresher courses are valuable to someone who does not do this every day.

@handled99

3 ай бұрын

@@Shooter11B That's not the point. You claimed to have "years of CQB training in the army" but learned something new. What could have been new that you didn't learn in your "years of CQB Training" from a video that went over basic concepts?

@Shooter11B

3 ай бұрын

@@handled99 Simple, high port. We don't use that method in the Army. It looks like to me that it is a superior way to carry the rifle for CQB than low-ready. So, there ya go. That is one, I am sure there is other stuff in there to point out as different and potentially better than Army CQB SOP. Basics are basics but they are not all the SAME basics brother. Heck, look at the speed of movement, and hand signals as opposed to verbal cues. Different missions different techniques. Again, we all do it differently.

@handled99

3 ай бұрын

@@Shooter11B low ready and high ready are both beneficial in CQB depending on the situation. It's good to have both in the tool box. One isn't better than the other.

In real life, un intentional flagging happens, whether it be stress, the size of the room you’re in, etc. Always, no matter how stressed, maintain proper trigger discipline.

Awesome video 👏

Nice training

Looks like some good fun training and comradely

I love this educational video

Good info

Thank you for putting out educational videos like this! I picked up a lot of good info. At 23:30, is "check up" a signal for all clear?

Please stop with the background music or chimes… I have hearing aids and can’t hear some of the audio because of the background noise. I liked the video. I like many of the CFA videos.

I think mostly the technics everyone can learn it working with your partners an learning their silent responses an signs an how they move are the most important so practice practice practice with your team

Never thought about using the Manthis for cqb class

*NOT* something you can say, "I saw it on a video once. I got this." They're handing out gold here fellas but it must be practiced live. "Muscle Memory" counts big time in this scenario.

I always felt that grenades were good for room clearing

@filipefaria717

3 ай бұрын

WW2 method was so much effective and cooler. Flamethrower

@boygonewhoopdataZZ

3 ай бұрын

grenades are overrated. C4s are where it's at buddy.

Been there done that.. it’s fasttttttttttttt paste quick and simple

Eddie Van Halen needs to keep his finger off the trigger! I don't want him following me into a room like that.

@One20Forty

3 ай бұрын

He’s just trynna keep that eruption at ready!

How did you guys get Colion Noir as the narrator? So cool!

Dynamic entry (fast), Deliberate entry (slow, methodical).

Who the eff’s phone keeps dinging through all of this?

10:35 Why split the door in inward opening door? Go towards “least’ resistance. #1 guy ‘push and open” basic SRT CQB tactics.

I would be uncontrollably laughing in bandana and glasses face the whole time

i work in IT.... why am i watching a 32 minutes video about CQB hahahah love it though

I worked with a unit Iraq when they opened the door and if there was a wall or barrier there they pumped 10 rds of 50 cal into it just in case

I know exactly where you guys were training at ;)

Jason, did they mention anything with trigger finger placement while entering?

@mcleancorpusa8709

3 ай бұрын

We don't cover that much because everyone is slightly different and that is SOPs based off of who you are working with. Some units we work with are on fire finger on the trigger as they break the threshold, other groups SOPs may be to stay on safe finger off the trigger the entire time until reay to shoot, and some may be on fire finger off the trigger. It's completely on the unit that you are working with and we're not going to say which way is right and which way is wrong in that one. It's also dependant on your ROE's.

You guys are so lucky. Also I feel like I should be paying to watch this (hah)

I remember when all you needed to clear a room was a mac 10.

yoooo combat santa is in that class

Are 1 point slings cool now ?

@mcleancorpusa8709

3 ай бұрын

Our is 😊

Long hair dude is freakin me out goddamn but that’s what trainins for

I JUST LOOKED FOR KAYA DURING VIDEO

that chicken wing is getting clipped. These instructors move like amateurs.

@mcleancorpusa8709

3 ай бұрын

Was an instructor chicken winging? Pretty sure that was a civilian who's never done this before.

@johnl-cz2qg

3 ай бұрын

@@mcleancorpusa8709 The instructor comment was a separate comment. They were sub standard instructors!

@jacobquatkemeyer3823

Ай бұрын

@@johnl-cz2qg I completely agree. While there are some valuable perspectives, a lot of content taught here is sub par.

Seals love to talk about how cool they are but Marines don't need them. We were long before any Seals.

why is this seals plate carrier not even set up right where his plates aren’t even covering his vital areas

Why are some patches/spots blurred on there uniforms and plate carriers?? Is that name tags I’m assume?

@lawabidingsavage

3 ай бұрын

Name tags or unit patches.

@mcleancorpusa8709

3 ай бұрын

Mostly patches

@seanrota3359

3 ай бұрын

Block out Coca Cola sponsorship

What gloves were they runninf

Further evidence that Jason (the legend) can hold an audiences attention on his own without help. Even if that help would have been Kaya (the jawline).

Is this type of training available to civilians? Wasn't sure if all the guys you see training are law enforcement, military, etc.

@mcleancorpusa8709

3 ай бұрын

This was our first ever Civilian course. We normally only teach Law Enforcement and military.

Imagine being instructed by seals on how to clear a room & playing with your phone during it … yeh that’s F’ing brilliant curly head

Is this somewhere in NC civilians can go train?

@lawabidingsavage

3 ай бұрын

That’s what I was thinking. I live in eastern NC and would love to do this.

@MikeCarter-so6hc

3 ай бұрын

Southwest Georgia

“Clear” straight HOLLYWOOD. How about give “up” status instead?1!?!

Why is Eddie Van Halen there?

why are they blurry?

@hateithere1017

3 ай бұрын

Probably active duty and can't expose their identity

wonder if head SEAL guy is Ambidextrousness... carries M4 right hand dominant but pistol is on his left.

@One20Forty

3 ай бұрын

My guess is he’s lefty but right eye dominant.

@victorblack1092

3 ай бұрын

@@One20Forty i doubt it but yea that is a potentially true

YEA!!!!

Physics is real and it doesn't give a phaq

Ah yes. Navy SEALS the counter terrorism unit.

🎉

All that work to blur out names/unit when they coulda just took the tape off😅

Seeing a lot of fingers on triggers without a threat to engage. Fundamental safety rules discipline must be stressed.

@mcleancorpusa8709

3 ай бұрын

Different groups have different SOPs. SEALS are finger on ready to fire.

@brianrull6210

3 ай бұрын

@@mcleancorpusa8709 I’m aware that maybe a handful of Tier 1 teams do this but those students are not T1 operators. It takes thousands of hours of training before that level of trigger discipline is achieved.

Erdal kaya

Thank you Brothers, JESUS IS LORD!!

Cadê os BR, cara???

Erdal kaya ☾☆

im not taking advice from anyone with that kind of pistol grip on their rifle.

@thomascaston4644

3 ай бұрын

I was going to ask, “what kind of pistol grip” until that dude strutted in at 6:05 😂

@mcleancorpusa8709

3 ай бұрын

Believe it or not, that grip is badass. Future Forge makes it. Don't knock it till you try it.

Vet your instructors…honestly they seem soooo amateurish it’s insane

@mcleancorpusa8709

3 ай бұрын

Should have you as a guest instructor next time with all your wisdom and knowledge.

@gy6100

3 ай бұрын

@@mcleancorpusa8709 I appreciate the support. I will ask to be a guest instructor for them if they are willing to learn from someone with my knowledge and wisdom.

That guy with bandana have zero trigger discipline, he's fingers all the time on the trigger 🤔smal details make difference. I'm not a shot expert or anything btw.

Well, hi there CLITT. I mean CLINT.

I’m here early

Weak

This is the first time I’ve actually seen a competent CQB instructor, majority of the time I’ll watch these classes and they’re just teaching people how to die

Double sweeping the same door is dumb and a waist of time!!! Sub par instructors!

@calebgilmer5250

2 ай бұрын

He was chicken winging his elbow