Argus Fighting Myths: The Hallmarks of Ineffective Knife Defense and More Effective Alternatives

In this video, former UFC fighter and MMA analyst, Kenny Florian, of Argus Integrated Defense, dives into the world of knife defense techniques and the fallacies that many of them carry. Kenny sheds light on the overwhelming dangers of knife attacks and the need for effective and practical techniques that actually work in real-life situations.
Throughout the video, Kenny emphasizes the importance of pressure-testing knife defense techniques to ensure their effectiveness, eliminating fine motor requirements like catching the wrists, and working towards more powerful ways to gain structural advantage.
Knife attacks are one of the most dangerous and unpredictable situations one can find themselves in, and it is crucial to have a solid understanding of effective techniques to defend oneself. With his extensive background in MMA and UFC fighting, Kenny brings a unique perspective and valuable insights to the topic of real world knife defense.
Whether you're a martial arts practitioner, self-defense enthusiast, or just someone who wants to learn more about practical ways to stay safe, this video is a must-watch. So sit back, grab a pen and paper, and get ready to learn from one of the best in the business!
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I don’t like knives for defense cuz when you use it, there’s a good chance the bad guy won’t even notice and just keep attacking you. The threat has to feel or understand the impact of their injury for it to actually be effective for deterrence . If your trying to unalive them then yeah sure knives are great but sometimes i just want to get away. In my state brass knuckles are legal and honestly they just do the job better. If someone sees them, it’s a visual deterrent. If you have to actually use them, chances are the bad guy is gonna notice that injury right away.