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Would have liked to see this guy at the Ultimate Self Defense Championship. No talk, just proving what he teaches works.
Did.
BRAVO
🤔thanks for that without prejudice
so unrealistic
there is always a coward watching for chance at a cheap shot from behind see it happen all the time
most of the time in street fights someone will try to attack you from behind blind side you did not watch your back when doing the technique and would have lost
don't stand there and try to fight someone with a knife go the other way need space and distance to be safe without killing them first
That stuff doesn't work in a real fight... not at full speed... Show me one video, of this working in a real fight.. Just one video....
Joint lock techniques attacker strike back
How to determine if a man has EVER been in a fight in his entire life
And his other hand is gonna be doing what, checking his fly?
You still be charged for possession of weapons.
MY COMMENTARY ON JANICH'S KNIFE-FIGHTING SYSTEM: If you watch and listen to Janich's teachings until the end, you'll gain a logical understanding of the strictly defensive aspects of Kali and Escrima. This knowledge is crucial because it can help you avoid legal troubles. It's essential to recognize that these Philippine martial arts have historical roots in extreme warfare, where Filipinos were fighting to repel Spanish colonizers with a level of efficiency that developed over time. This efficiency was, and to some extent still is, as effective a system for causing harm as is progressively possible. On the contrary, Janich's system is designed for modern American self-defense and is crafted to withstand the scrutiny of our judicial system. This is vital because you want to make sure you don't end up in jail for going beyond the boundaries of self-defense. The courts will closely examine your every action. For example, consider the case of a Japanese-American from my church who shot a man with a knife in the neck and shoulder. What landed him a twenty-year sentence in Monroe Penitentiary was when he fired three more shots when the man was running away and no longer posed a threat. In conclusion, Janich's system incorporates techniques from Kali, Escrima, and other knife-fighting methods to help you stop the threat while minimizing the risk of legal consequences. This is precisely what I want to learn and practice, to the best of my ability given my age and physical limitations, at (41) days till my (80th) birthday. Should the threat not be stopped, there's a chance that the perpetrator may indeed suffer severe injuries, and in some cases, even death. However, it's crucial to understand that these outcomes result from defensive actions rather than offensive techniques aimed at causing the attacker's death. Respectfully, Kali/Kenpo Karl
Great video! Great job of explaining and demonstrating each technique!!
Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake, baker’s man.
I'm with you til the guy is mounted on you. looks realistic. i can tell you trained some grappling. but if a guy is mounted on you it means first of all he's probably better at grappling than you and despite your having a tactical pen he still has an advantage on you. if you get one strike with that pen before he starts to hurt you youre lucky. If someone skilled is mounted on you you're unlikely to get a chance to use that tactical pen. Maybe you get two hits in if you're lucky. Then he's pissed off and either he's going to rip your arm straight out of your shoulder or rain punches on you til you go to sleep. I can tell you guys train though, that is nice to see. I bought a tactical pen to face multiple attackers, and so far your advice is the only plausible methodology for using it. I'd rather use my hands, and to some extent having a tactical pen is just an impediment to doing that. Not to mention I have to learn a whole new skill and I am already strained for time to learn bjj. But once two guys came at me and I'd like to be able to face that situation with a plausible likelihood of winning. Another time a guy robbed me at gunpoint and I don't see the pen helping me in that situation obviously, and I am not thrilled to have to learn about shooting or concealed carry anyway. Not to mention obviously there are limits to that.
I realize I'm coming to this video many years late, but a couple of critiques. 1. Knives, guns, and small weapons. Starting from a wrist grab happens when someone wants to control a weapon in your hand. Those are weapon retention techniques. Empty hands, sure, no one is likely to do that. 2. Your rapid shiho nage is pretty cool empty hand. I appreciate your demonstration. But watch where a small weapon gets pointed. You would easily slice your face and eyes or flash yourself with a muzzle. The traditional "duck under" maintains weapons away from you (and tightens the tension). 3. Irony: you say wrist grab defenses are not too useful (merely training aids)....then demonstrate an attack starting with a wrist grab. 😊
he is going to knock you out with his left hand if you grab his right and vice versa
7.00 Ju-jutsu, Judo, Aikido, Bjj, Hapkido, South Karate, watch from this to end. 5.50 also good to know.
far too much lag motion...no way any of this works..Bullshido
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Well done! Thank you for posting this video.
Cool to bad you don't teach in Albuquerque NM regardless thanks for your lesson outstanding Chris Riley
I am wearing a cutproof loong arm jacket.your plan is futile,i will cut you open like a fish!
Yeah I fight with reverse grip too! But I do it with two knives! Anyone who fights with one knife is Dumb as a Bent Brick!!!
Attakerz, cn piss off! Or, cry....
And, the tiramet tomahawk yawara...is 5gr titanium...not, something, u wanna get struk w/....
Their not gonna like me...
I practice the blak artz...mo. is a stand ur ground state/castle doctrine...
J'aimerai❤
Would like to see it
So how would your style do in mma
Good teaching , keep up the good work👍
Thank you SENSEI as i have learnt something new from your video. 😅
Maybe effective against someone who's pissed up at a night club but to a trained fighter a good thai low kick and stiff elbow
To them glasses and them moves are crap
7:28 Spectacular!
This man knows what hes talking about
Good sir
How to break a hold i always find a steel kuckel duster to the face does the trick ever time
To me as a karate man the pulling hand or hiki te is an obvious concept, to see and understand it’s combative purposes, yet so many can’t see what is plainly in front of them. Thank you for the excellent content sir.
It will help us to defend ourselves with any objects we have at home.
I'm from Russia. Have you ever taken part in sport knife fighting? You can't repeat this technique on the speed. 4-52 Why does your opponent make so long, sweeping movement? What will you do if he cuts your armed hand first?
All martial arts are based on one ludicrous presumption. Namely: that the other guy will be fighting fair.
Excellent video
To quote Mike Tyson, "Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face". How effective is the application of these techniques on somebody who is not compliant and is fighting back?
cute and will work on a clumsy attacker
im going to continue to learn verry nice words, continuous development for the better
WHY GO FOR THE LEG AND NOT A STAB TO THE KIDNEYS OR ABDOMEN?
Votre vidéo montre bien ikyo, nikyo, Sankyo...dommage qu'il n'y ai pas de sous titres 😢...mais honnêtement, je me suis arrêtée avant la fin, car impossible de suivre ce qui est dit! Vraiment dommage.