6 years in the infantry, mostly doing mout stuff, and I learned more in this one video then whole time in.

@PACMANx805

4 жыл бұрын

I mean this is the best knowledge the army had to offer so makes sense.

@oceansflowsyt9573

4 жыл бұрын

Omnicide mout is army right? And isn’t that CQB killhouse stuff

@GruntOrBust

4 жыл бұрын

I can agree with that. Our unit was fortunate, and our second deployment we were broken down to squads that deployed with specific SF ODA's. We did our pre-deployment train up with them, and my mind was blown by the absolute knowledge they bestowed upon us. Regular infantry training these days, at least before I got out, was just based more on the Afghanistan type of environment than urban/iraq so we just did battle drills in the woods, just practicing fire team/squad/platoon maneuvering and movement formations. Budget was severely lacking too with Obama so most of our room clearing training at our unit was done with good old plywood and 2x4s, or even better the glass house training with the white tape lmao.

@elig6214

4 жыл бұрын

Amen brotha

@elig6214

4 жыл бұрын

Our boys need to revise MOUT training from top to bottom.

You already know he’s a humble great guy when it says 22.9 years instead of rounding up to 23

@cQ2DHPavXTqemm9Vsbgi4TV7x

4 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@eefevvvrv

3 ай бұрын

@@cQ2DHPavXTqemm9Vsbgi4TV7x whistle foot

Tu Lam and Pat Mac are probably the best no-bullshit instructors.

Ronin is legit. I remember some of these fundamentals from Fort Benning but this guy is the best teacher I’ve ever heard. How could anyone dislike these vids?

@reinholdachleitner2069

4 жыл бұрын

True,a master in a few different forms.

@fuexiong88

4 жыл бұрын

Terrorists disliked these videos lol

@victor8284

4 жыл бұрын

The dislikes are from the people he killed

@Altiveda

4 жыл бұрын

@@victor8284 oh that makes sense

@Hellshy

3 жыл бұрын

keyboard warriors my friend lol

Tu could put all these “How-Tu” content and instructionals under his paid online courses, but here it is for us to consume. It’s up to us to apply them and train for the good of ourselves and our communities. Thank you for the knowledge! 🇺🇸 ⛩ 🙏🏻

@LionRVC1987

Жыл бұрын

I wish he had dvds or downloadable content. I have taking his online classes but I wish I could download them therefore I could access them whenever I please.

Really wish I had NCOs like you it's simple stuff that can stop us from losing someone.

i'm just a civillian..but damn..i learned even the slightest details because of this man..imagine even the smallest details about the angles can determine the difference between life and death..

Ronin Tactics and UF Pro are my two favorite channels for these kinds of lessons. I'm just a civilian, but this stuff helps me so much as I consider home defense and generally just dealing with self-defense in CQB environments. Because if I do get into some shit, it's probably going to be CQB.

@David-qp5wp

4 жыл бұрын

In my opinion Ronin's videos are more cut to the point, the UF's are super detailed. But I like the way how ronin instruct a little bit more and his stuff are also somehow easier to digest😂

@thedefinitive6296

4 жыл бұрын

@@David-qp5wp I feel ya on that. I learn so much from both. Tu' style of teaching is more digestible for sure and maybe I stay more engaged watching his videos. Both channels have incredibly valuable info that even my dumbass civilian self can understand :P

@hollowa.f.h3246

4 жыл бұрын

@Thedefinitive Totally agree on the first statement!

@SuperMusset

4 жыл бұрын

thedefinitive definitly

@samevers7193

4 жыл бұрын

I'm glad I'm not the only one that feels the exact same way xD

Crazy to think that in a close quarters situation something as simple as having the wrong foot forward or slight body position shift could cost you everything

@xtelevisionset

2 жыл бұрын

This is true in all combat

@xenovp6636

2 жыл бұрын

@@xtelevisionset that’s even crazier to think about. Footing and body placement in boxing is critical but just not as critical

Former active duty Marine. I spent many hours training the rifle in the 90s. After being out and watching video's like yourself that are the real deal. I learned the way we are trained at the time could be improved on what I learned. Some one that refuses to adapt and over come is like quick drying cement, you will be as good as you were. While everyone else around you gets better. Good video serious sir. Semper Fi.

@ryean1_aus

3 жыл бұрын

How were you trained?

@GreedeeVids

3 жыл бұрын

@@ryean1_aus Holding the rifle closer towards the mag well while firing off hand. Making a slight C cup with your left hand while holding the rifle in standing. Using his method you can drive the weapon much more proficiently imho.

@ryean1_aus

3 жыл бұрын

@@GreedeeVids For sure. Thanks!

@GreedeeVids

3 жыл бұрын

@@ryean1_aus Like he mentions in this video, always be willing to adapt. I learn things all the time. I'm a great shot, however, I can always improve. You try a new method. If it works put it in your tool belt and use it. If it doesn't keep moving forward. Hope this helps.

Last night my girlfriend woke me up as there was a noise in the night, so I had to clear my house, thankfully it was nothing but it got my blood pumping and was good practice. It got me thinking how i need to practice doing that more often, these tips definitely help, will continue to watch your CQB vids and hopefully take a class in future, this info is invaluable!

"If you don't let go, you'll never grow". That's some good shit right there.

Foot work and angles - so good.

"The cake is a lie, there's only pie." Thank you, sir, for your video shares.

He takes what he learned in his 20 years Green Beret to teach us. Thank you Robin Tu Lam (his real name is Lam Tuan Tu which means standing tall looking good Lam). Thank you for you knowledge, skills and inspiration. P.S: thank you for the likes

Ronin Tactics is truly amazing, I've learned more watching his videos than I have known in the field. Great vantage points to see from different views, he truly loves what he does and conveys it to his students !!!!

Your Mastery of Every aspect you teach, execute, explain all by Mastered techniques are Extraordinary. I also appreciate how indepth you go over every aspect with verbal and execution of the tactics. I am so glad I found Your page. I watch, listen , take notes study and apply. I hope to one day train with You Sir. Thank You So Much Tu. That Others May Live.

Saving more lives now with your wisdom, many blessings. Thank you Sensei Tu!

Knowledge transfer ! This is priceless. Thank you Tu

This is the content WE ALL need to see!

I’ve had a lot of military experience over the years, and watching Tu’s videos I’ve grown so much more !!!!!! To keep my skills and drills up I take what I know and transfer them into airsoft, making things faster smoother and you more effective!!!! Thanks Tu Lam 🤙🏼

Awsome channel and video clips.You are truly a lethal individual with or without weaponry.Extreme courage,bravery and tactics are key in a lethal situation.Cheers.

So much info packed in, thank you!

Love your spirit and your knowledge Tu. Thank You.

I have to say that these people are extremely focused and legends. This is unbelievable how much dedication they have. Just look at this guy! If I saw him coming towards me with a gun, I would shit my pants. He does not even have to pull the trigger. This is amazing!

You are trurly inspirational. I have studied at the Sig Sauer Academy in New Hampshire several time. I would love to train with you some day. Thanks for all that you do and your service.

Thank you. Appreciated the knowledge being shared.

Very informative love these type of videos. Plus I don’t have to pay a fee to see them. It’s a blessing.

The MAN! Love watching these for years!

Awesome videos learning all I can. Listen to you speak it makes a lot of sense.

This Vet is amazing thanks for sharing and semper fi.

I can´t believe this is for free

@elchuzalongo4339

3 жыл бұрын

@John Titus what he meant was it's free to us

Love the shadow game!!! I can watch this stuff all day. Ninja with firearms is my new favorite! Thank you for the concept and my new training!

AMAZING ...JUST AMAZING TU... Thank you for this video...I learn so much from your videos

Oh God this is great thank you!

Awesome instructor and philosophy. Now I have to re-learn body position when dealing with angles and use of cover. And that flashlight trick is worth using when training at home.

This guy has tu much knowledge!

@tonyray449

4 жыл бұрын

USMC LAterZ you have a way with words sir haha

@mikethatcher6494

4 жыл бұрын

Nothing is tu much

@USMC_LAterZ

4 жыл бұрын

@@mikethatcher6494 Tu be, or not Tu be.

@thebestthereis2729

3 жыл бұрын

@@USMC_LAterZ not Tu be

I've taken a few classes on one-man clearing rooms and stairwells (and advised against it), but I have not heard of the 45- and 90 degree angle before. It it was covered before, then apparently I did not understand it clearly. Sometimes it takes a different instructor for some finer points to click. Thank you.

@ryean1_aus

4 жыл бұрын

Why did you advise against it? In what context?

@mikethatcher6494

4 жыл бұрын

@@ryean1_aus mostly from what I know clearing rooms solo is dangerous and has the highest risk of death when clearing, there's always a point man and a 2nd soldier/police backing up the point man

@ryean1_aus

3 жыл бұрын

@@mikethatcher6494 Any room clearing is dangerous. In team clearing, pointman is at as much risk as solo. And for that moment, he is solo. The point being more to do with casualty sustainment and blind angles.

@Snookynibbles

2 жыл бұрын

@Rye S, one thing…going solo, it’s impossible to clear rooms with certainty and continue moving through hallways all the while covering threats appearing at your 6 o’clock.

Amazing video and I love your channel !!! 🤙👍

Such great lessons, thank you sir.

How are there dislikes on this video? Content is top quality, thank you Ronin.

This video gives me the “chills” love the tactics

I love Ronin Tactics videos very informative and awesome! I wish I could train with him but I live in Florida.

Great video :) Love it.. Keep them coming please

Thanks Sir for this video!Stay strong!

Love the video...wonderful information!

Thanks for the knowledge. You made it real easy to understand. Now I have to do some training with a buddy

no military, but understand the protection. i just found you today! thank you for allowing those aware of the importance of safety, knowledge, and protection of self.

I did some training with Jeff a few years back and I learned SO much.

Great teaching, Tu.

Thanks for the great video.

Tu would be that teacher to tell you why you failed the test and put you in remedial just so you could learn. Wish he was my professor in college..

imagine a burglar breaks in into tu lams house he would get absolutely mauled LMAO

@joshshoot

4 жыл бұрын

Sebastian Cru I bet he has claymores everywhere

@mrdark9916

3 жыл бұрын

Dude would get gutted with a Karambit before he got 3 yards past the threshold lol

A true master is an eternal student

And when he sees the muzzle......well it's too late for him. lol Tu keeping it real.

@Theyrun

4 жыл бұрын

John Rain I would be shooting through the wall with a rifle

@HiDragLowSpeed

4 жыл бұрын

@@Theyrun You do understand this is not "going dynamic". That is why he said that until he sees the muzzle it is too late for him. Meaning the bad guy does not even know that there is a person slicing the pie until it is too late.

@ezraellis

4 жыл бұрын

Lol exactly

@frostbitepokin9520

4 жыл бұрын

Theyrun bad idea dawg

@Snookynibbles

3 жыл бұрын

FR33STYL3 B4ND1T, indeed. It’s also based upon various assumptions such as no multiple combatants setting-up an ambush where yes, then a hail of rifle fire through walls is likely. Good intel would help mitigate that.

Thanks for this...Really. So happy.

This is some priceless information and knowledge. Lessons like these that I learn and practice may one day save my life or that of a loved one. I can really see this being a valuable lesson for home defense or terrorist situation.

Love all the videos

Reminds me of when I first learned how important footwork is in boxing. Great stuff 👌

Ronin is one bad dude man! Wish I had men like him in my life.

Tu Lam I love your spirit and your skillset.

Simply Legit Stuff... Love It.

Very well said, love it. Humble people know more because they receive more wisdom from others. One can be the best yet still strive to be better. We cannot get better if we believe we know it all. Group hug! 😁

I'm a civilian as well. But clearly this sounds like good advice that actually works. Can be applicable in a home defence situation...assuming many factors are in our favour. (e.g. you live alone...don't have family or pets to worry about...waking up from deep sleep..after/if you are able to reach for your firearm...etc.) This video was educational. "Home Defence"? I doubt will ever work in our favour. So these tips...perfect for LEO/military teams....Nice to see the US military didn't keep certain races from joining and being a part of elite teams...

So Tu is Vietnamese, learned American military tactics, and took in philosophy from Japanese philosophers. That's cool.

I love! watching his videos super interesting thanks for ur service

This knowledge is invaluable!

Guy breaking into his house: easy just easy Also the robber: why do I here boss music

Amazing ! Thank you so much

Oh wow, I wish I could train like these guys just for one day or week. Just to get my mind and butt kicked to see what these guys go through. Love you guys ❤

Hey Tu, thank you again for sharing your time and knowledge with us. Greatly appreciated! I hope to train with you one day!

Thank you. Great content. Hope you return to Texas soon.

3:00 How Ronin kids finna be dropshotting me in call of duty

@dannyorr8430

4 жыл бұрын

*Bi-curios George* wants to know your location

Always informative!! Good shyte mate!!

Ronin, you're like a humble 200 lbs modern ninja mr miyagi master. Glad I found your videos!

Great info great teacher

"If there are a bunch of Kim Jung Uu's coming at you" 😄

@MILSPEC_MEXICAN

3 жыл бұрын

Ahahha

I can’t believe this is free, thank you sir

Absolutely a great video. Much appreciated how you break down and explain the angles.

Really enjoying these videos, Thanks!

Thanks Tu.

Now im not an operator or a LEO, just a low life paramedic... But i do air soft sometimes. Last time I went I kinda put these lessons into action and I was straight up fucking people all damn day lmao

Watching Tu Lam and then watching Slade from gbrs group this guys foot work and angles makes all the sense

Whoa. I just learned so much.

As real as it gets...wow! Angles apply heavily in sports, physics and daily life.

Ronin, you should get on WPSN!

Thanks!

Awesome Guru

Thank you for also honoring Musashi

The intro gave me goosebumps.. i have to go to ranger school or something.. don’t wanna be stuck where I’m at smh.

Great vid

12:15 his face when he said "or blow it up" nonchalantly made me smile

You motivate the hell out of me.

There is always something to learn. Thanks for sharing these tips.

This is so satisfying to watch. Optimize everything, Channeling Bruce Lee and implement his way of thinking to firearms, it just made you the most dangerous person in the world, mr Ronin. Goddamnit, if they could just make the operator in modern warfare change stance and posture like you do when entering a room, that is something you should pitch to infinity ward. :)

Good Stuff!

This man is a LIVING LEGEND!! Wish I could get personal training with him. But poor folks with kids can only dream!

Amazing

Salute Respect this Guy,even his body look heavy,but he still move like Cheetah..Fit body,Speed,Accurate,Smart and for sure many more 💪..

This man is amazing with tactics and knowledge in and out of combat.....but when that man said "You cant see a bunch Kim Jun Yu's coming at you I died."💀😂