A Very Important Close Quarter Gun Fighting Lesson About SHOOTING ON THE MOVE!

[@DigitalNeb]

Ya know, foot work is so important. I know we spend a lot of time fighting in a linear mindset where the opponent is right in front of us, but every real fight I've ever been in has been a total hairball. In real life, your opponent is probably constantly moving. Add a gun or a knife to the mix, and being able to move effectively becomes even more important. I'm a big fan of any drill that incorporates movement and reading/reacting to your opponent's body language. Good shit.

[@wesbrown3831]

Prince William Police Department was teaching drills like that in the 90s. Moving off the center line at all times has always been a key principle of modern gun fighting. Its good your revitalizing the tactic, I'm surprised it wasn't always taught.

[@verisimilitone]

My takeaway, besides the legitimate instruction, is that the Resident Evil animated movie directors were on to something with those entirely incredible gun-kata scenes.

[@joshshepherd5660]

More and more of the sports world being pulled into firearm training and its absolutely effective. Just by reading shoulders, hips, and elbows...in other words; reading biomechanical keys to determine how to move off the X and into an incongruent attack position that favors you rather than the attacker. 👍

[@RGTomoenage11]

That makes a lot of sense. I’m combat sports we try to stay away from the power hand. Love this…

[@L228A]

This definitely helps with awareness, reaction time, and fight iq. Great drill!

[@harrydexter8426]

Very interesting tactic. Thank you for the info. Getting off the X or scoot & shoot are critical!👍😊🇺🇸

[@zeitgeist909]

love this. this tactic will work 100% of the time when your attacker is moving in slow motion. nice work guys - you put out a video that only works if we ignore the law of physics. kudos.

[@fromthegamethrone]

We do a drill like this but for stickwork - just remember to add in what happens if he changes the plan. He turns and pulls, sees you're not there and pivots.

[@cheesenoodles8316]

That was excellent. One handed and on the move.

[@standbyme6395]

Spatial awareness...✌️❤️💪

[@Altraly]

Do you have a playlist that covers the general topic of gun fighting? I have always had a general interest in firearms but I've never really researched anything regarding technique or what to do in certain situations like the one you covered in this video. In addition, I hope this video blows up as while the real world clips are gruesome to watch, it does show that even something like 9x19 doesn't just immediately stop a threat. That guy could have still killed the cop with the machete if the officer didn't have good foot work even after taking a few shots to the chest. There's also factors such as drugs and low level body armor that can increase resilience.

[@AlwaysSurvive]

Very nice good drill thanks for the video!

[@FunkerTactical]

You're welcome. Please try it. Moving backwards is way harder to avoid than it may first seem. Best of luck.

[@AlwaysSurvive]

@@FunkerTactical thanks we will!

[@charlesmckinley29]

Thank you

[@adrianlouviere7650]

Thanks for the information

[@formisfunction1861]

Excellent!

[@landoftheninja]

It's beautiful seeing guys whose job is violence learning pretty basic zoning tactics you'd use in a fighting game

[@tommcdaniel2208]

Excellent video.

[@robertsalyers1351]

Great information

[@trapez6271]

Keep them coming 🇺🇸👊 ...love the ending music

[@azfarhameedkhan7117]

Nice tip sir, will practice that soon

[@victortorres1585]

This is something taught in boxing lateral movement away from the power hand

[@tjav001]

That would be a very cool class to go to.

[@KJT3000]

That guy got shot SEVEN TIMES, at close range, and lasted 8 seconds on his feet until he finally fell. What the FUCK???

[@FunkerTactical]

a determined adrenalized violent attacker has an average of 17 seconds left of fight in them before expiring from fatal shots...

[@pavolpaldan4292]

Is it a good drill if your are moving fast and attacker is moving slow? 😮

[@TurboJohn74]

I'm just a civi, but was curious if there is any classes like this in SC

[@TurboJohn74]

@@tatumergo3931 Not likely for a near retired civi

[@Kingblacsnake]

Good stuff 👊🏿

[@ImArchangelMichael]

3:31 the very thing he taught not to do at the beginning of the video. Is what he actually did right here. I swear

[@m118lr]

It’s about ‘getting off the X’..AND working the problem.

[@fugooop2]

What video was that at 2:47? when he jumps back and shoots the other guy.

[@scyldscefing3913]

I like this. Is there a variant for a more confined space, such as an alley rather than a parking lot?

[@FunkerTactical]

There are evolutions and progressions of this drill. Same principles apply.

[@christopherhubbard3597]

What are your views on weak side gun carry

[@ImArchangelMichael]

4:12 either he missed which is totally understandable running in circles and shooting backward or he didn’t miss much and had a insufficient caliber. So hard to say. Crazy shit

[@commies.are.not.people]

Kiwi?

[@lapd25407]

Being a 35 years plus street cop in Los angels and seeing and doing it I can tell you at some point you have to turn and put hits on target. The problem with this training is the fight or flight dump that you get in real life. You put some hits on the bad guy but you will miss and those rounds will go somewhere not to mention the cross fire issue if you and your partners are in the way.

[@Thommie-qu4jg]

The second dude got hit bad 😂😂

[@d.c.917]

Cool

[@constitutionallyconscious165]

Are you going to add the program after someone encounter this situation but with a left handed shooter? Lol

[@newsnowadirondacksredux360]

All fighting has the same goal to get around the opponent.

[@RedNezs]

2:55 did my man just fart?

[@anaMoc1038]

I saw something else you can add inn. On 1 out of every 15 or so drills, have the guy pull out a cell phone.

[@conanbarbarian1295]

Good drill. P.S. 80% of the population is left handed 😉

[@stevelampley2591]

Reminds me of some Bulshito videos I just saw.

[@veryordinary1143]

Thumbnail 💀

[@rodvan-zeller6360]

Action beats reaction, you identified the threat, why are you waiting, charge and shoot the brain stem.

[@ch1vas17]

In a real situation you don’t have time to think what to do

[@iwillbeh3ard]

To bad he didn't get that cop

[@millenniumrealist7583]

Drop to the ground and shoot

[@robertsanchez5652]

I feel proud knowing 99 percent of the people who study combat and kmow comat are conservatives. This revolution will ne easy peasy

[@fredanstett3873]

He is not going to be that slow

[@stevelampley2591]

🤣🤣🤣

[@basteagui]

this is called bagua zhang. everything you just taught here.

[@basteagui]

except the proper bagua walk can get you to the target even faster than this

[@basteagui]

@@tatumergo3931 lol always thought that's a weird name for it but yes. it's also kind of epic. if you circle walk aided by your arm, the angle by which you raise your arm can make counter weight, add angular momentum and serve as a lever. this way you can pretty much run in a spiral and change direction easy

[@basteagui]

one amazing application for running in a spiral can be seen in the video called amazing Kung-fu techniques!【Song-Li】

[@PD-we8vf]

What is that accent? I tend to not concern myself with the opinions of a subject of the queen.

[@jeffersondaviszombie2734]

He's from NZ. You can safely ignore him or anything else on this channel. This channel used to be cool many years ago. Now it's just... sad.

[@bhefy5591]

Nope! Always move to the weak side. 80% of shooters are right handed so you will always circle left

[@JBobo-qd4eh]

Better than doing nothing. But 20% ist a high margin of error. Observe, orient, decide, act.

[@bhefy5591]

@@JBobo-qd4eh shut up. Im trained by a seal trainer

[@crakface]

That turn is coming at you very fast in the Bronx