5 Simple Unfair (Very Dirty) Fight Moves That Really Work! (WARNING)

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Self-defense in a bar, like any other situation, should prioritize personal safety and de-escalation whenever possible. Here are some tips for staying safe in a bar environment:
Avoid Confrontation: The best way to stay safe is to avoid situations that might lead to violence. Stay away from heated arguments or confrontations, and if possible, walk away from potential trouble.
Stay Sober: Alcohol impairs judgment and reaction time, making you more vulnerable. Drink responsibly and know your limits.
Awareness: Pay attention to your surroundings. Stay aware of the people and atmosphere in the bar. Knowing what's happening around you can help you identify potential threats early.
Trust Your Instincts: If something doesn't feel right, trust your gut and leave the situation immediately.
Keep Your Distance: Maintain a comfortable personal space when interacting with others. This reduces the likelihood of physical altercations.
Use Verbal De-escalation: Try to defuse tense situations with calm and assertive communication. Speak politely and avoid using aggressive language.
Find Help: If a situation escalates, try to get the attention of the bar staff or bouncers to intervene and defuse the situation.
Have a Plan: Know the exits and escape routes in case of an emergency. Have a plan for how to leave the bar quickly and safely if needed.
Avoid Isolation: Don't isolate yourself in a bar with someone you don't trust or feel uncomfortable around.
Use Self-Defense Techniques: If a physical altercation becomes unavoidable, use self-defense techniques if you know them. Techniques like blocking, parrying, and creating distance can be useful.
Legal Considerations: Be aware of the laws in your area regarding self-defense. It's important to know when and how you can use force to protect yourself.
Travel in Groups: Going to a bar with friends can provide safety in numbers and reduce the likelihood of trouble.
Keep Your Phone Handy: Have your phone with you and fully charged so you can call for help if needed.
Self-Defense Training: Consider taking self-defense classes to learn effective techniques for defending yourself in various situations. Krav Maga, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and kickboxing are some martial arts styles that can be useful for self-defense.
Be Cautious of Drinks: Keep an eye on your drink at all times to avoid drink tampering.
Remember that the goal of self-defense is to protect yourself and avoid harm. Avoid unnecessary violence whenever possible, and prioritize your safety above all else. If you feel you are in immediate danger, call the police or seek help from bar staff or security.
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[@adamwinterburn2952]

Just recently a dry cough was the ultimate protection.

[@SuperPapadzul]

@adamwinterburn2952 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🖖

[@tucker2074]

😂 and people argued at least 6 feet apart

[@nomore8042]

If you believe in The Big Bang theory and Joe Biden actually won the 2020 election maybe.

[@Wh1terider]

Lol

[@peaceformula5830]

US Deep State Bioweapon made in Ukraine

[@Slashoom]

"Sir, can you please stand still, I need to cut you with my thumbnail."

[@littlerubster]

I can cut your hair with my thumbnail

[@airwolf1987]

Hahaha I want a fade please. Trendy these days

[@420JackG]

Raking can maybe be effective, providing your nails are strong.

[@WastingYourTime-lq3md]

No County For Old Men "Hold Still Please Sir"

[@desiolle2874]

It's daft af anyway. The eyes are right there for gouging and you decide on a forehead rash instead.

[@MysticWolf1223]

One of the best pieces of advice my old martial arts teacher taught us was this, "in a real fight, there are no rules." The moment you think about things like honor, fairness, etc, is the moment you set yourself to lose. You never know what's going through you opponent's head, so it's best to assume it's the worst case scenario. However, another good thing he also taught us is this, "the best kind of fight is the one that never happens."

[@cx2900]

if there is no referee, there is no use in assuming it's a fair fight, in fact there's no such thing.

[@dertyp3463]

As for all things in life: if you play fair its your own fault

[@ryneagheilim9782]

If you ever feel thirsty for a fight, let it out in your sparring, save it for the heavy bag or the tournament or something.

[@fahhcue850]

Facts! Winning is winning! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙌🏼💯😏🤷🏻‍♂️

[@SmallSpoonBrigade]

My Dad taught me that a different way. He simply recommended that I leave a brick out back of a bar and be the last one out the door if something started. It took a bit to understand that the real hint was that everybody fights dirty in bar room disputes and that it's a bad idea to be anything other than the last guy out the door.

[@brandonstrickland6444]

I love how his "dojo" is at the bar lol

[@kbkesq]

lol bad rotten video did that too.

[@Geck_Gxng]

u know its legit

[@Scott-xb7ov]

DO NOT go for an eye gouge if you’re not in a dominant position and it’s not a life, or death fight. If you do, then you’ve just raised the ante in the fight and are at high risk of getting eye gouged back by somebody that’s in a dominate position, (eg full mount, etc) and much better abler to apply it. Not every fight is a life, or death situation. You have to gauge the level of seriousness and be careful about mistakenly turning something that wasn’t really that serious into something more serious, or deadly.

[@victorowens9150]

Okay Captain Obvious. Go back to monitoring the hallway.

[@anthonystewart677]

A good poke in the eye will take away anyone's dominant "position". That's the whole point...along with a few others.

[@planereality3675]

Better to be tried by 12 than carried by 6. You have no idea about the seriousness of any fight, for all you know the person you fight may knock you down and kicking you in the head. Take every fight seriously and if you need to gouge a eye, it will make any man get the F off of you. By what you wrote it sounds like you have never been in a fight in your life.

[@JOJO-kh9ck]

​@@planereality3675 Instructions unclear now I am standing in my class with my classmate's eyeball...

[@planereality3675]

@@JOJO-kh9ck Is that a fight or sparring

[@mikesuch9021]

63 with mobility loss years ago when I was broadsided on my motorcycle. Two years ago I had a heart attack. Those two things really slowed me down so now I practice gun fu.

[@ScottRossProductions]

Ha! I'm a Gun Fuer, too...

[@poppajay4968]

Definitely the most unfair and effective fighting technique

[@deanking9670]

😂

[@user-sb8gw6ep5v]

​@@poppajay4968equalizer

[@jamesphillips496]

I appreciate people telling those kinds of stories. I'm 73 with a few handicaps of my own.

[@markanthonyfebbo8602]

I’d never have thought The Village People would be such street fighting experts.

[@rabbitscryptos7757]

try em then pussy

[@RomanvonUngernSternbergnrmfvus]

I mean no one’s fighting the bootay warrior willingly.

[@kirkschoolfield4173]

🎼He's a MACHO MACHO MACHO MAN!!!🎶

[@Grayman58]

The guy you are getting lippy with was A Delta Force Soldier .

[@littlerubster]

HAHAHAHAHA

[@caeserromero3013]

1:57 "I'm gonna demonstrate a hair pull technique. I'm gonna use Dave," Yeah buddy, something told me it wasn't gonna be demonstrated on you 😂

[@dusty111]

The good old pocket sand, wasn't expecting that one.

[@LloydM-oh4uk]

I imagine it would work quite well but i dont want to be carrying a pound of sand in my pocket at all times

[@joshhayl7459]

​@@LloydM-oh4uk 🟦…Back in the early '70s I was comin' out of a concert in the early a.m. at the palladium in New York, and as a result of a mugging attempt a coupla months earlier I had taken to carrying around a quarter of a pocket of sand when I was gonna be on the streets late at night,... ...THAT SAND SAVED ME from get'n robbed TWICE in ONE YEAR!... ... I'll attest that it's an EXCELLENT Technique!

[@slaughterhouse5585]

Forget about all these "techniques." Learn the ultimate martial art. Learn Puko, the ancient martial art of controlled projectile vomiting. Fear no one.

[@realtruth716]

that's funny bro i use anal explosion toward the enemy.....

[@nyc354]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@nedcramdon1306]

Kung Puke! Ancient Chinese vomit warfare.

[@victorowens9150]

I like Rodney Carrington's method of getting naked. Everyone is scared of a tiny prick.

[@DavidofSteele]

😂❤

[@joegibson6041]

A guy tried to kick my balls, but I’m 60 and he didn’t know they hang below my knees.😮

[@shanghunter7697]

I just hit 60 and realized how old i was getting when i sat on the toilet and my nads were dangling in the water. Getting older is no joke !! Best wishes to you and yours Joe.

[@joegibson6041]

@@shanghunter7697 Back at you. At 60 you have likely learned to diffuse most situations and may have also acquired a secret that 20 year olds wouldn’t understand. The secret is that life has toughened you to the point where a punch in the face is welcomed just for the “wake up” factor.

[@shanghunter7697]

@@joegibson6041 Indeed, well said Joe !!

[@chocolatefrenzieya]

🤣☠

[@rodneyrodriguez3676]

😂

[@BaadMotorFinger]

"Almost always i like to put my thumb into their eye" lol how many bar fights has this guy been in? What a pro

[@daz.j]

none hes still alive

[@antoineferbos3586]

Any fight you can walk away from is a good one.

[@12centuries40]

Any fight that never happened is an even better one.

[@kenitsanoutragecandia3939]

The best fight you can have is the one that you can avoid or walk away from. Self defense however is alway life or death situation.

[@shanghunter7697]

@@kenitsanoutragecandia3939 As a lifelong martial artist since 1969, i def. agree. As kids we were taught too 1st try and walk away immediately, 2nd was to try and talk your way out, 3rd run your way out. If all failed....God help them if i ever have to use my art. Best wishes to you and yours, stay safe out there !!

[@mattdurham4046]

He who laughs and runs away lives to fight another day 👍🤣 and I was a bouncer for 8yeas😂🤣🇬🇧💪🙏👍😳🙏

[@ShellShock11C]

Or be a man, and don't "walk away" from someone attacking you.

[@randallharter]

There is no such thing as a fair fight…the best and only advice my absent dad ever gave me.

[@logansaxby7224]

Pretty much same mine was whenever you punch make sure you punch through the person

[@Jamesfckoffscammers]

​@@logansaxby7224yup, like as if your real target is behind that person. 👍

[@trevorgarrett7602]

#2 foot step/push is 💯 unstoppable. Bounced for years and it will drop ANYONE. Light toe step, light push and they DROP!

[@freshrockpapa-e7799]

Maybe try it on sober people

[@pseudonym7606]

My man literally went pocket sand. “Sha sha sha shasaaa…” lolol

[@sethzimmerman6346]

Rusty Shackleford approved*👍

[@ritotron5752]

Dale Gribble is so proud right now

[@JohnDoe-on6ru]

POCKET SAND!

[@frankiefromky]

Yes! Thank you, I was scrolling through comments and beginning to think I was the only one... this whole list has got to be some kind of satire. Pocket Sand!

[@davesmilingcoyote]

Don’t forget to say “Sha-sha-shaaa!” It makes the Pocket Sand attack 3 times more effective..

[@bradprice8040]

Damn it. Didn't scroll down far enough before commenting. I figured this would be so much higher.

[@burningchrome8622]

pocket sand

[@cubiczirconiabeard5366]

I like the traditional martial arts where the attacker throws a punch, and just holds it out there.

[@redpillpusher]

😂

[@davidkwong3369]

Lol beat up as many family dojos as you want they are free pickings just make sure your not walking into a serious one with the same attitude!

[@cubiczirconiabeard5366]

@@davidkwong3369 Family dojos ? LOL!! After the formal class ended, the instructor calls out his playful pitbull dog.

[@davidkwong3369]

@@cubiczirconiabeard5366 idk have you seen that? Wouldn’t surprise me I saw a picture of George Dillman in one and ran!

[@chiefslief1886]

😂😂👍🏻

[@rollingthunder1751]

Great stuff! I've been practicing all of these techniques and now, I can't wait until my next bar fight.

[@dougkenny6548]

Make sure your opponent isn't iron balls McGinty.

[@mattmarzula]

I'm sure that pocket sand technique will go swimmingly.

[@alikaseay1816]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@WastingYourTime-lq3md]

Did you grow out your thumb nail to the correct length?

[@brettcarroll4676]

"Crowd the kicker" was a something I employed when I fought. I read Musashi's Go Rin No Sho in the 90s when I was studying Tang Soo Do. The Book of Fire describes two concepts that relate this strategy: "To Hold Down The Pillow" and "To Tread Down The Sword". I thought about this a lot, and without intending to do so, I found myself incorporating these ideas. Stepping on your opponent's leading foot when they least expect it is the perfect "atemi" (to borrow the Japanese term)--it distracts and disrupts at the same time, throwing off their rhythm while forestalling their next movements. It's particularly effective against kickers. Doing this while crowding the opponent--"sticking" closely to them, occupying their space rather than letting them invade yours--played to my strengths (good timing/fast hands) while taking away their strengths (usually, quick feet/strong kicks). This wasn't something we were taught, just an insight I picked up from reading about martial strategy. It was useful later in life, too, when I started studying Aikido.

[@beavisroadhog9629]

Interesting, but what does pillow biting and swordfighting have to do with this?

[@shanghunter7697]

@@beavisroadhog9629 Your comment is that of a kid who grew up playing video games 18 hrs a day !! A complete lack of respect for Mr. Musashi......shame on you !!!

[@24-7traumacleaningandbiore3]

yea im sure youre like 200-0 in street fights because you read a book

[@damianroberts4330]

Musashi is the best. All disciplines flow into each other. You see it in the Samurai trilogy when he starts to focus on arts and farming, and the people themselves he becomes more than a bullheaded fighter. Best role model I could name.

[@ZeusKingOfAllGods]

Yeah. Great strategy until you roll your ankle stepping on their foot.

[@haddenindustries2922]

I don't see anything unfair or dirty with these moves, just pure effectiveness. It's either them or me and I'll always choose me. Thanks FightFast for uploading this fantastic content.

[@Aroundthehouse.]

The key to victory is the element of surprise..alot of people wouldn't receive life altering injuries if they didn't start trouble.. the more confidence they have and the more you seem meek.. the odds of success skyrocket when you do your thing.. knees and insteps..ooofah..great weak points no matter how big the man knees go sideways easily..but..as Mr Miagi said " best way not get hit Danielson..not be dare"! So many altercations..not all..but most can be predicted..can be avoided by simply leaving .. but that pocket sand absolutely works.. no proof of anything...

[@playdiscgolf1546]

Right, do animals stop themselves when they bite and claw in a fight? Lol

[@1mataleo1]

The bag of sand is a great idea. I’ve never heard of that before, but just from my experience getting sand in my eyes while on the beach, I can see how that would be incredibly effective

[@SuperCrazyPsycho731]

Well he hit him in the junk. But this isn't UFC. In the real world nobody plays by the rules. You fight one person better be ready to fight the friends. One on one is rare.

[@QuikdethDeviantart]

Well, the one pulling hair from behind… what’s that about? Certainly not self defense unless he’s attacking your buddy or something…

[@justtalldave]

As far as I'm concerned, break the attacker's foot. That way you can walk away and he won't be able to catch you.

[@Scott-xb7ov]

0f course, break the foot in a real and serious fight, but in practice is when you need to let off the foot. That’s what West was referring to. The problem is that under stress, people predictably will do what they’re trained to do, so you may unintentionally let off of the foot in a real fight because that’s how you trained.

[@justtalldave]

Very good points. Training does take over. I said break the foot mainly because of a military friend. He said stomp the top of the foot weather you're being bear hugged or from the front. Once the foot is broken, you can get away.

[@Loki_Dokie]

​@@justtalldavegood old foot stomp, no one uses it anymore in combat sports, used to be a very effective tool in clinch

[@peaceformula5830]

Guy at 4:35 is a Master in Burrito Martial Art.

[@jimclark6256]

All these work great, if your opponent stands perfectly still in front of you and does not try to fight back.

[@user-gc3yi3xq2k]

I remember hearing about old Escrima placers sharpening and growing out one thumbnail. They would even go as far as putting heavy polish on them to strengthen them. They would grow them into claw like weapons.

[@stevenweint7893]

Sounds gay.

[@donadkins8570]

Navy friend asked a SEAL what he did in situations, strict countries when on leave, that they were told not to carry weapons into and the SEAL showed him a similar fingernail.

[@RooEfx]

handy for eardrums and tearing out cheeks. EG wing tsun

[@moneyfornothing3264]

Unfortunately, I like to keep my nails short and clean. I think while you are carving the guys forehead, it would be better to throw a 2 piece combo to the head instead.

[@InflamedGut]

if someone is standing in your face and keeps bugging you, it's an indication that if you don't do something soon, they will! Always be first.

[@eddiebarger3850]

this is also a great way to go to jail!

[@fatalheal]

The way Dave feigned instant death was masterful 👏👏👏

[@AceXun13]

The 1st and the last guy who is the same person is SUPER LEGIT & WISE on what he's talking about.💯

[@wh0tube]

Add a pair of leather chaps and I ain’t going nowhere near the moustached gentleman! 😆

[@12centuries40]

there's a stupid prank video somewhere here that actually makes your point really well. A guy goes up to various heavies in bad neighborhoods and gets in their face. When the person starts to fight them, the guy strips off his shirt and pants really quick and is wearing a really nasty bikini thing underneath, but still acts like he wants to fight. Every single time, the people just turn around and jog in the opposite direction. Nobody wants to mess with crazy.

[@MrBracey100]

I used to use that step on the foot technique decades ago. Just something I figured out by myself. I got really good at trapping a foot under mine without even looking. It was incredibly effective, though I never went so far as to break someone’s foot, it did allow me to get on top of someone for a ground and pound and back then nobody new jujitsu so I was good.

[@justabouthadit5872]

Ok tough guy, let's see you step on the foot of Mike Tyson. I will shut my fat internet mouth when you prove your case with a video of you using your master technique on Mike Tyson. Mike Tyson will be glad to show you any potential flaws with your "move". I'm confident, look him up and post a video, can't wait to see this work in a real life scenario.

[@Greg-yu4ij]

My Dad taught me the foot stomp, but I never had much success with it, tho. In 9th grade this kid picked a fight with me at school. We would settle it in the stairwell the next day. He was big into karate and I didn’t know anything. So I asked my dad for a good opening move and he said step on his foot and follow up with an uppercut. I did what he said. in hindsight it had a snowballs chance. However I did it with such confidence and faith that I immediately gained the upper hand and he was in big trouble trapped up against the wall and taking damage unable to strike effectively. So he panicked and does the first self defense move you learn, knee to the crotch, and said im sorry. He hit me so hard my grandkids felt it. He hit me so hard three seniors had to carry me out of that stairwell. I was paralyzed for 15 minutes. The school was so upset about what he did that they only suspended him, not me. Boys used to fight so regularly that the worst injury was a blackeye or a bloody nose. you were considered a coward if you fought dirty. nowadays, kids gouge eyes, sucker punch, use weapons, 2 on 1, etc.

[@DL101ca]

Wat is this Jew Jew it's u ?

[@beebob1279]

@@Greg-yu4ij Anything to survive especially if you're the one attacked

[@ahoksbergen]

Yeah, found this out on accident. Bad dancer.

[@leviefrauim1425]

The sandbag trick is brilliant.

[@SuperElite27000000]

Douse it in hot sauce and let it dry in the sun, then put that in your pocket...

[@m3photo726]

Number Two is the only one that contemplates getting away, which is the priority in any unwanted confrontation. You will find very few videos that tell you the absolute basics of how to engage when it’s a question of fight or flight. These guys are experts and so they can identify their targets and hit them with precision. This takes years of knowledge and practice but seems so easy on the screen. Almost all strikes are to the head and upper body and therefore also look impressive. These exercises are for the Dojo, not for street emergencies. Hitting others in the face is definitely not recommended - these days there are always those with phone cameras and that sort of evidence if the police turn up will always go against you initially - although it’s a natural instinct when we give in to our emotions instead of keeping focused on the main aim and that is to injure your opponent correctly so as to then go to the next phase which is flight. Dropping someone to the floor and then going down with them is also a no-no in the street, the most unsuspected individuals could join in and speed of execution is your goal. Now, the most important thing to keep in mind is that someone with an injured leg can’t run. This must be your priority: neutralize the leg. One leg is enough and the advantage is that there are two of them, versus one head, so you can choose whichever side suits you best. When confronted raise the arms as if to offer surrender. This catches the opponent off guard, keeps your head protected and also acts as an upper body stabilizer for the kick. Don’t kick with your toes out in front, much the same as with the hand; fingers and toes break with relative ease, that’s why punching isn’t recommended and open palm strikes are, use the heel instead. A sideways motion catching and displacing the kneecap is ideal. If you miss, you’ll at least have made the leg double sideways and if not breaking something is at least extremely painful; a straight blow to the knee will make the opponent feel sick and if hard enough will have them out of the game for long enough for you to get away. Also, on camera, it doesn’t show you to be either an expert or willing to inflict purposeful injury, rather a clumsy, spur of the moment way out. Now start practising at home so your “clumsiness” is highly effective. Like the man said, the more you do it, the better at it you are.

[@Katbook]

Well said

[@neintoten6155]

Experts? At what? Impressing the elderly and/or infirm who've never been in a real fight nor never will be?

[@orangewarm1]

That was an essay

[@orangewarm1]

​@@neintoten6155look them up

[@RobotronSage]

please learn how to use paragraphs

[@wcreview8227]

Truth! I did the trip move many years ago and as soon as the guy hit the ground he got there so quickly he didnt want any more trouble

[@12centuries40]

Surprising people is a great de-escalator. If they didn't see it coming, their lizard brains kicks in, knowing that they are in over their heads. A threatening move toward them at that point usually gets them to want to leave.

[@a.baillio2188]

Thank you. Mother's walking through a grocery store parking lot with their kids need to know these techniques!

[@almakay6437]

step on the foot thing was like the first street fight move I ever learned lol nobody ever expected it that's for sure

[@blanquitochulito7466]

These work...if the other dude isn't fighting back. Nice nails Raymond.

[@andrewmartin8565]

And scratching leaves a visible mark on the opponent's face that can later be used by the law enforcement officers to identify an attacker. The "Sandman"-trick was worth watching this video. 👍🏻

[@bobinthewest8559]

“I was in fear for my life officer, terrified I was.”

[@CorruptionManX]

Bro, do you want to defend yourself from an attacker without leaving a scratch on him? So walk with a pillow.

[@BIGxJIMxSLADE]

Demonstrater - "Let me show you this again." Volunteer- "Fuuuuuuuu..."

[@chutasan8299]

There's NO such thing as a dirty move in a street fight! If you know how to fight , you KNOW not to let anybody inside your reach. If you know there's no avoiding it, let the enemy come to your range and ATTACK first and ATTACK hard!!!!

[@andyvankerkhove6902]

spot on... streetfighting is all dirty moves....

[@mr.e.t.2701]

There's also no such thing as a street move in a dirt fight.

[@walpolescrew]

Cobra Kai!

[@VolcanoHotTub]

@@mr.e.t.2701 wait, what about a sand fight?

[@jeffboothbyr.f.9249]

If you go for nuts or eyes with a man, you’re asking to be blinded, sterilized, and hospitalized if he wins. For a lot of men, it becomes life and death at that point and all restraint is gone. Never look for a fight, but always be ready for one.

[@Kurtie7]

Great show here.....way to go...I'm subscribed.. Thank you..

[@unclekevin5094]

The sand was very interesting. I have carried one of those plastic tubes that mineral tablets come in, filled with sand for ages. It fits into the hand and can either be used to give a bit more weight to a punch or the top is easy to flip off one handed to spray the sand. never had to use it but better prepared than not.

[@beavisroadhog9629]

Pocket sand! She-shaw!

[@sagarasouske]

You're not along. I've used a candy tube filled with sand for years. Got the idea from an m&m commercial while watching king of the hill.

[@hithere4719]

@@sagarasouskepocket sand episode and a commercial for those M&M minis in the tube?

[@pughoneycutt1986]

The best way to win a fight is to make your opponent believe that he has no chance against you, if beat him in his mind then he has no chance regardless of what fiscal advantages he has, but if you can't get into his head be as viscous as you can. A fight and a combat sport are two different things

[@zedlizst2459]

Be as sticky as possible? Ewwww...but it could work i guess🤣🤣

[@tigersblood12212012]

As a 135lb man, I will never be able to make anyone believe that they don't stand a chance against me

[@pauldobberstein5643]

Actually, often a smaller guy, clearly aware of size issues, may put in work to develop physical strength. One of the strongest guys I've known was maybe 4'8". But could bench press almost 500 lbs. Another guy I know took a different approach to being small. He packed a 10 mm semi-auto in his belt. He's a little skittish and paranoid, but hasn't shot anybody yet. Picking a fight, even with someone who appears timid, is reckless behavior. But that doesn't slow many of the tough guys who, for some reason, feel obligated to engage in spirited debates about inconsequential subjects, which they inevitably are highly emotional about. They think they're going to sway someone's opinion to be more like theirs. Unfortunately, those being educated aren't as emotionally invested in being enlightened, don't understand his point, and possibly his words. Like many drunken tough guys ,they believe louder, angrier delivery wins the debate. When that doesn't work, they think they'll win the debate by intimidation. This is when "little guy," who's been sipping a coke all night, sober as a judge, pulls his CCW and silences the tough guy permanently. Size is no real influence on the ability to defend yourself. Pacifism, or surrender to fear, are real influences. Predators smell and are drawn to fear. A knowledgeable and skilled 135 lb trained and armed individual doesn't radiate insecurities drawing Predators. Their calm demeanor and confidence are unsettling to the tough guy. Who may have a brief moment of clarity.

[@pughoneycutt1986]

@@tigersblood12212012 I did at 120 best fight I ever had, won without a single punch being thrown

[@awalk56]

Put a generous amount of black pepper in the watch pocket of your jeans. When you sense things are going south, lick a thumb and load up. Works great on eye massages. I always have an inventory of those lil' paper pepper packs, just in case.

[@MrBracey100]

Oh I LIKE that one! Think I’ll make it caiyan pepper though.

[@nedcramdon1306]

@@MrBracey100 Try cayenne pepper. It really wakes you up.

[@JamesDavisakaRemguy]

Wait, do I lick my thumb BEFORE or AFTER I stick my thumb in the pepper?

[@chocolatefrenzieya]

If I kept washing jeans with pepper in the pockets, my hubby would have an eternal honey-do list. lol...

[@adamcox6960]

Im going to pick a fight tomorrow night! Thanks for the upload

[@alikaseay1816]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Godl0ves]

‼️ What a great find ‼️ 🙏❤️ Love from Scotland ❤️🙏

[@zh6232]

Lol these guys they're demonstrating on 😂 "Ok you smack his junk like this...here let me show you again...Or...grab his hair and slam him on his back....here lets do that one more time." Love it!

[@bikiniluvnguy1]

the one move I am totally immune to is the hair pull thing. being older with the thinning hair thing helps in that regard. I've been lucky, never been in a fight in my adult life, but I watch this stuff because you never know.

[@breakthrough8628]

Respectfully Sir, it takes practice in the gym to execute properly. Watching is no substitute for practice.

[@samdunn717]

if you've never been in a fight, your best bet is to continue to avoid them if at all possible. You will not be able to implement any of these tricks when you're panicking, which you will be.

[@bikiniluvnguy1]

@@breakthrough8628 very true. It does help learning what to watch for, behavior, etc. I plan on sticking to my formula of avoiding it, especially as I've gotten older.

[@mohitjaipur14]

@@bikiniluvnguy1 "Getting Older"...totally agree there

[@dabunnyrabbit2620]

Look up a guy named Dean Lawler He shows real world defense.

[@kraigcapstick9017]

Love the way you think, you read my mind , Greatest work I've seen on utube 👍🤟

[@titomercado9801]

haha...my kind of channel! Finally....youtube advice that UNDERSTANDS me! 😄

[@alexansari2138]

These are great tips ! I haven't seen the sandman trick in decades. Yes, the sand works very well especially if the sand is light and grainy. The pull the hair technique is super great too. Mr. Handlebar mustaches guy has a great take downs too. The thumb nail guy is hoping that the opponent gets blood in his eyes. I have seen fights in bars where guys have smashed beer bottles on the other guys head and the other guy still fights on. None of you said anything about a good nose job. Break a guys nose is easy and makes the guys eyes water plus the guy is hurting and the next day the guy looks like a RACOON, Lol. Of course never do these things, just walk away from the fight.

[@kirkulessonofgoose7503]

Toby “I’m gonna put some dirt in your eye” McGuire

[@pughoneycutt1986]

Walk away if you can, but don't ever run, or beg, that is predator food and they get off on it and you are worse off

[@alexansari2138]

Lol... @@kirkulessonofgoose7503

[@bobprobert353]

I'd be mixing in salt as well and even chillie powder.

[@aceofspades856]

There is no such thing as a dirty or unfair move if you are attacked. You do whatever you have to in order to protect yourself. But thanks for the tips!

[@ramuz-ff3cf]

thank you and bless you

[@modemarcoj8026]

He was like I like to really dig my thumb into the eye and twist it . Classic

[@c-mo313]

Why is Raymond painting his nails tho?

[@jrvane11]

Regarding the 2nd option in move #2 (@8:30 ), why would you worry about breaking the opponent's foot?

[@bradworst]

Great tips. I will try them out this weekend.

[@4ebees]

🤣

[@Robert-xb6pq]

Don't forget the head butt. Very useful for me and leaves the throat open to a variety of follow up techniques.

[@LloydM-oh4uk]

Works well if you are shorter than the other guy... just make sure to hit with the forehead or top of your head and not with your nose

[@beavisroadhog9629]

If you are relying on your fingernails to survive a violent confrontation, you have lost before you started. Seems like your advice is, "Don't worry about getting in shape, conditioning, or developing yourself, just go see the girls at the nail salon- they will hook you up." Good luck with that angle, boss.

[@armandogonzales9304]

Those thumbnail guys are cracking me up!😂

[@ahriman6669]

The techniques in the very first part of the video are the best, the rest are partially usable in real life situations.

[@stevophillips4121]

LOL @ stepping on their foot to hold em a second. My step dad used that trick when he fought back in his younger days, I'd heard.....So 1 time, he and I get get into a fight down in Mexico, I was 15 at the time. Pops was trying to do that, and step on my foot, but I remembered all about it, and was moving away so he couldn't stomp on my foot.....In the end he had backed me up to a wooden fence to keep the guys horses in that area. I tripped and fell, as pops was coming in for a face blast, so he hit the fence post full on and broke his pinky knuckle, where the bone actually popped out of his hand.(He was pretty drunk, so didn't hurt as much, til later) Back home, he told insurance he dropped my dirt bike on his hand offloading it from the truck lol (Wouldn't be covered if knew happened in Mexico) After that growing up, he and I would butt heads a lot, and he'd tell me "You're never too old to get ur ass whipped", Which I'd laugh, and reply, anytime you feelin' froggy, old man, JUMP!, I ain't 15 no more, and am bigger than you now" That was our old joke back n forth, damn I miss the old bastard ! I taught my daughter at a young age in the 1980's, how to kick a boy in the nutsack, if they messed with her growing up (bully) And I told her school as much too "IF my daughter ever has to kick a boy there, I taught her that, so don't be callin' me crying she beat up some bully"

[@stevenweint7893]

Your family needs counseling.

[@LearnHotEnglish]

Love the Sand Man tip - very interesting. Thanks! An easy and innocent-looking "weapon" to carry around too. Also, can you imagine the embarrassment for the tough guy, "I'm not crying, I've got sand in my eyes."

[@disbelief3911]

Pocket Sand!

[@OnlineRadioSchool]

Plus at the end of the night you can also sell it as drugs to drunk people!

[@afaris88]

Same. It's the only tip that I think the most effective out of those shown. It's like pepper spray, but simpler & cheaper.

[@JohnDoe-pd2lh]

Imagine getting searched by the police and you have a bag of sand in your pocket. That's going to be one strange conversation.....

[@DIRTYBIRDYBEATS]

OFFICER: "Okay, soooo you are saying he did WHAT NOW?" TOUGH GUY: "That fucker bloody hand sanded me in the face mate!" 🤓

[@peppertime1]

thanks.... you really made my day!!!

[@user-rc9yb9os1l]

This Is One Of The Best Self Defense Chanel...NO B.S

[@946towguy2]

#4 and #2 are the best for getting you out of the situation. If you are at a point where your only options are eye gouging or scratching with fingernails, you have planned things poorly.

[@ZeusKingOfAllGods]

Just pull your pants and underwear down. Nobody wants to fight a naked man.

[@cotteeskid]

Don't know about the sharp thumb nail across forehead. In my mind I'm taking that thumb nail to the eyes - even if they are closed tight I'm bound to cause more damage to a thin eyelid than to a forehead.

[@leg414]

I love these tips and remember to practice and use them as this world is getting crazier by the day..And a confrontation with someone is almost inevitable, and you do not want to be hurt badly, maimed, or even lose your life. We used to have an old saying..."Better to be judged by Twelve than carried by Six." Peace!

[@12centuries40]

Better still to avoid both. The best way to always win is to deny the enemy battle if possible. My first instructor was real big on the idea that the height of combat ability is to subdue the enemy without battle.

[@leg414]

@@12centuries40 I have been taught something similar..But that is IF you can afford to do it, as situations are different and some things are totally unavoidable. May always you have peace in life and dealings.

[@marcd1981]

I have written about this before, and here it is again. I am a 60 year old man and I live in one of the biggest cities in the US. There is plenty of crime here, but after 34 years here, I have never ONCE been in any situation where I needed to gouge someone's eye out, pull them to the ground by their hair, slice their forehead with my thumbnail, foot sweep someone, or pull out my trusty bag - o - sand to throw some in anyone's face. Either this is all made up by someone trying to use fear to sell a course, or these people are out looking for confrontations to try out their latest "dirty fight move".

[@glennbrymer4065]

I spent some time teaching my x‐wife's 13 year old daughter how to handle herself in a assault or a fight, etc. She looked like she was 19, and she was pretty sharp for a kid. She proved to very agile and quick to pick up moves. Once she learned the prerequisite course in combat first aid, we began working on direct attacks & joint manipulation in different situations. I taught her that fingers and or thumbs to the eyes, and cupped hands to the ears worked wonders. She was a great student.

[@danielburris3932]

Lol. Combat first aid. Prerequisite. Omg. You’re too funny.

[@rickymitchum3208]

I didn't know fake martial arts was still a thing. That's crazy

[@JeffMcDuffie72MeridianGate]

I teach my daughter killing techniques

[@JeffMcDuffie72MeridianGate]

I also teach her to have no emotion when pulling a trigger.

[@davidfields5627]

Direct attacks and joint manipulations? 😂

[@buatsubs3961]

this is SICK !!! and i LOVE it 🎉😅😂

[@bollw33vilify]

Before I ever watched this, or knew who Dale Gribble was, I carried a baggy (one of the old styles where you had to flip over the plastic lip to sort of seal it) with dirt AND cayenne in it. I did this because I was bullied on my way to school almost every week. Multiple times I utilized this technique on bullies and one dog, and it was 110% effective every single time. It's so effective that as a 40 year old, I have told my partner about it and she carries a baggy of dirt and cayenne in her purse.. just in case. As a side note, it is also not illegal to carry dirt and spices in your purse and in the car.

[@ThedeuceNS]

what baggie would you say is more effective pull apart or zip apart

[@rick31869]

i got 5 decades of 7 styles under my belts , picked up 3 black belts , i picked up QI-GONG and Tai-Chi recently and been in it 21 months now working my way up to semi-master and SIFU status to train others in . my first 5 styles are way more aggressive types . i am not bragging , i said all that so you will know the validity and merit of my opinion . i personally have learned some very cool stuff from FIGHTFAST , designed mainly for quick endings and takedowns . you guys always get some pretty interesting people in your teachings , thank you kindly for your services .

[@FightFast]

Thanks for your input Rick. I'm glad you've been able to pick up a few things from our instructors.

[@dabunnyrabbit2620]

2nd Dan in Tang Soo Do, Tang Soo Jitsu and Kobu Jitsu. All traditionally taught kill or be killed, hard styles. Was a cage fighter and a bouncer/doorman for 6 years. I can tell you from experience that your black belts (which just mean that you understand the basics) wont mean jack unless you can keep your head together against a person/persons that are actually trying to hurt/kill you. Fight fast has some "cool stuff" but most of it is going to get peoples ass's kicked or worse.

[@rick31869]

@@dabunnyrabbit2620 to me there were types of students , the most three types to mention were , the serious dedicated type , the shy and weak and the ones i hate the most the bullies . i have the mentality that 98% of the time ,if you are a humble person and are minding your business and are in the right or yata,yata,yata, you just simply cant loose . i never offend or bully anyone in any matter , meeting me in person you would never think i know any fighting skills , because i carry myself like this ,but when you disrupt my peace , as long as i am in the 100% right , i can throw down bro , dont even need to use martial arts , do what it takes and then some , KWIM ? ....... LOL

[@gbody2617]

​@@FightFast - You guys are good at what you do. As for the jabronis leaving comments, I'd say your belts are only good to hold your gi in place. I've had over 100 street fights and a lot were life or death and I chose to let people live. As for you jabronis, come get some; I'm over in Colorado Springs.

[@rick31869]

@@FightFast you guys have come up with some very interesting people my friend .

[@SuperBC10]

The hand to the groin is much better open handed, thumb tucked in but hand turned to the side, little finger facing towards the floor. Gets right in there as opposed to maybe missing the intended target if hand facing up.

[@TheMrBastoche]

nothing better than a good jab

[@JT--XL365]

dude out here actually using pocket sand in fights. i can respect that lol.

[@shanghunter7697]

Carried sand in both pockets for over 40 yrs now, only had to use it twice but was worth it to me to carry for decades. A little goes a long way, wife mad every time she did laundry :)

[@RedSpiderA7X]

King of the hill

[@bryanpelletreau8256]

Lmao this the funniest stuff I've seen in a while 😂😂😂

[@maquinaghost389]

"You dont have to get way down to hit a guy in the jimmy." good advice

[@patrickpearson1665]

Thank you

[@BH-qs7vo]

Why am I wasting money on juijitsu when I can just grow my thumbnail out?

[@playdiscgolf1546]

Think about having someone in a rear naked choke and then a thumb gets jammed in your eye, are you going to keep holding the choke? Thumbnail isn’t needed.

[@andrewminer3308]

@@playdiscgolf1546 If they can do that you're doing it wrong.

[@alikaseay1816]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@alikaseay1816]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@williamjones2970]

The Dale Grible pocket sand move.

[@elpeltys]

"One of the ways I like to hit the groin" 😂

[@michaelg.1641]

Last Tip: Combine Sand with Chilipowder ;)

[@brettcarroll4676]

Another "dirty" but effective technique I employed using this "crowding" principle involved blocking with my shins. Mine were tough because as a young black belt, I was training hard against fully grown men, and we did not wear pads, ever. It was light contact sparring (if you get hit, it's your fault; if you get hurt, it's your opponent's fault). When we blocked, we blocked hard, or else. That tends to toughen up those harder places on the body. Thai kickboxers understand this. If you've hardened your shins, stepping into a low round house kick and blocking shin-on-shin is effective, and it leaves your hands available to do other things. If your opponent's shins aren't as tough as yours, you've taken that weapon out of the fight. Tae Kwon Do people, who liked to wear shin pads when they sparred back in the day, were particularly vulnerable to that. Not an appropriate technique for friendly sparring. I tried to save that technique for cocky, overly-aggressive fighters. It humbled them, and the best part is, they effectively did it to themselves.

[@user-zv3rw8si2t]

For the hair grab counter - slap the top of that grab with your open hand hard and fast and it will break a finger or two and cause a reflex to open his hand. To test what I am saying grab your own hair with a fist and then slap (gently!) it on top with and open hand using your other hand.

[@JamesDickson-vs5of]

Ive always practiced the nail rake, it really gives you gives you vital seconds needed set up a " stoppage shot" , happy healthy peace ✌️

[@jaykish4746]

What color?

[@JamesDickson-vs5of]

@@jaykish4746 superman blue shellac "chip resistance" , happy healthy peace ✌️

[@jaykish4746]

Lol

[@patdwyer5204]

Thanks.

[@FightFast]

Welcome!

[@R.to-the.A]

"Mister, I like the way you talk".hahaha...I like how he said "they're not gonna sit around and wrestle with you"

[@edwardprice140]

Most fights are over in 10 seconds, hold your breath and give'em hell.

[@Sionnach1601]

Fckn 'ell. This stuff was pure gold! Well done lads, much respect.

[@michaeljoynt2836]

LOL that last one reminded me of King of the Hill cartoon, and Dale's pocket sand LOL

[@isaytheenay5961]

#5 is true and is why I have always been able to instantly measure if someone has been in a significant number of fights in their lifetime. The culture and movies tell inexperienced people that it "LOOKS" brave and "LOOKS" confident to stand this way. To get right in your face with their chest out, shoulders squared towards you, and chin up. And experience would tell them the exact opposite, that this is almost an automatic loss. Therefore they clearly have little to no experience with fighting. If they had been in a lot of fights, they very quickly would learn not to do this. This marks them as having been in 5 fights or less in their entire life. If that. Usually. Not to mention that it's not just detrimental to stand that way from a striking perspective. It also makes a person very easy to take down. Legs become easy to hook or trip. Body is easy to wrap around for a bear-hug. It's just not smart in general. The second part of #5 (eye gouges) is mostly bullshit. Human beings know how to protect their eyes by instinct. The myth of the person who just sits there while you dig your thumbs into his eye sockets doesn't exist in the real world. On the other hand, the specific situation where eye gouges could do a lot of damage is when you can control or immobilize someone's hands and head. So using it against someone who is establishing grappling control over you.. Not that bright. #4 is complete bullshit. The last thing you want to do is try to gain leverage by gripping someone's short hair. This is idiotic. No one is crying about a hair pull, and as a lever it pretty horrible and easy to slip. This guy learn to fight from his sisters or something?? #3 I mean... Someone who thinks sharp thumbnails hurt has never been punched in his life. This guy is not worth taking advice from. #2 is legit, but he's basically trying to treat you rudimentary grappling skills. But again, this isn't some magic trick. Knowledge of balance and which foot people are putting their weight on, is just day 1 in a wrestling camp. It's good information for 5 minutes. Now you need 5 more hours. And 5 more days. And 5 more years of instruction. 5 minutes alone isn't going to give you a massive advantage. #1, seems more like a trick paid security might use for crowd control to avoid lawsuits. Something you could do to get guys to stop climbing on the stage. Not something you'd use in a fight.

[@jndvs95]

The key to #1 is what the security guard said you do after you throw the sand: begin your counter attack. Doesn't have to be sand, sand just works well because it gets in the eyes and can cause a problem longer but you can use anything that can be thrown toward the eyes. Water, coffee, alcohol, glass, beer bottle, doesn't matter. The objective is to activate the "protect the eyes" reflex and capitalize on a takedown or counter.

[@mikec4684]

I've been in quite a few fights and yes I have carried sand in my pocket and throw in people's face before they catch about 12 punches. I'm also quite accurate at flicking a lit cigarette from my left hand into people's face before they catch a bunch of fists. It's worked quite well

[@afaris88]

Agree with your analysis EXCEPT #1. I think it's one of the most effective way to stun the opponent in a street fight. It's like pepper spray, but simpler.

[@breakthrough8628]

Missing a key point, a trained fighter will always measure distance. Second. Trained fighter will always walk away first unless no option other than to throw/roll.

[@medmoded7767]

You’re so right i mean it started good with the groin shot but the the idiot is like yeah scratch their forehead 💅💅💅Queen i mean this channel just lost all its credibility

[@AngelofRevelation333]

The eye gouge works every time...also a very painful place to apply pressure is just where the top lip and base of the nose sits. Apply pressure to that spot or better still a karate style chop aimed in a 45 degree angle up into that area as hard as you can.

[@whenincourseofhumane]

Jim West said collar bones are a lot of fun to break and said that it only takes about 12 pounds of pressure to rip an ear off someone's head.

[@usa2121]

I found running away to be very effective.

[@unboostedpueeblood]

I met a guy over 20 years ago that could cut a beer can with his thumb nail. If it's dirty, its a fair use technique, there's no such thing as a fair street fight. Especially when theres more than one opponent (punks need back up)

[@TheFriendlyPsychopath]

I used a deep eye poke 3 times before, twice the eye popped out and the third stayed in but ended up being surgically removed and replaced with a glass eye. I highly recommend the eye gouge to end things fast and easy.

[@not-AI]

What is everyone's preferred EDC sand bag? And which sand is the best?

[@ScoutSniper3124]

Long Post, but worth the read if you have the time. I've only been in a half dozen street fights in my adult life. Four of those attackers I've put in the hospital. Here's the breakdown of each fight/defense. 1. Attacker came at me low and hard like a football tackle. I leaned into it spreading my legs, and brought both hands down on his collarbones, then proceeded to grab his now horizontal body at the waist by reaching over him. Using his momentum, I picked up his waist, and dead dropped his head on the concrete. He was out like a light and for a while I thought I might have killed him. He walked around with a neck brace for quite some time after the incident. 2. Attacker tried a frontal kick on me, which I promptly grabbed at the calf and spun him forcibly off balance and onto the ground, breaking his wrist. 3. Attacker poked me in the ribs with a nightstick from behind. Instinctively I reached around to disarm him of the baton, and in doing so folded his wrist forward to the point it snapped, again breaking a wrist. Turned out he was an overzealous MP from the base, and thinking quickly I hauled him out of the club and drove him to base medical in his own truck. I dived for the bushes before anyone figured out why he was there. Evasion and Escape was the better part of valor that night. 4. The was a somewhat drunken Marine that tried to attack me while I was laying down with my eyes closed on the launch boat to the US Marine prepositioning ship I worked on as a contractor. That first attack caught me completely by surprise, I barely had time enough to stand and sweep his feet while I threw him to the deck between the launch boat chairs, and the crew immediately broke up the fight. Back on the quarterdeck of the ship I quietly walked up to him and offered we go somewhere away from others to 'finish it'. He began making a scene (in front of the Officer of the Deck and an armed Marine guard), so I turned to walk away. The SOB hit me in the back of the head as I was walking. The really got my blood boiling, I whipped around grabbing his throat with my off hand and punching him like a jackhammer into a single aimpoint on his left face at the cheek. It was maybe 5 or 6 hard rapid blows and by the time I finished I was on top of him on the deck with my legs to either side. By this time he managed to grab my hair (as a contractor I kept it long at the time). I still had a firm grip on his throat. I remember the Marine guard pointing the muzzle of his M-16 between us, screaming to let him go. I agreed so long as he'd let go of my hair first. As soon as he released I did too, and the miserable SOB actually BIT my hand, causing one last haymaker punch to that aimpoint on his face, with enough force to flip him over onto his fact. I stood and walked back from the crowd rushing in. I remember looking in one of the vehicle mirrors on the Roll On - Roll Off deck and not finding a mark on me. However, I was drenched from my collar to my belt in blood... his. The next day he looked like he got hit by a truck. The point I aimed at had stitches from his nose to his ear, and that side of his face was swollen so bad his left eye was nothing but a blotted purple slit, and even his right eye was barely open from the swelling that carried over to the side I didn't hit. I made a tactical error in hitting the same spot, not only did it leave serious injuries, I could have just as likely killed him. But that's what people get for attacking me from behind like the cowards they sometimes are. I don't like to fight, but I also don't accept losing a fight by not giving it my all. Each of these attackers chose to attack me, I didn't go looking for a fight. The fact that I tend to be soft spoken and in a respectful manner they probably saw as "weak", to their great peril. SSG. U.S. Army (Medically Retired) Infantry / Sniper / SOF Intel (SOT-A), multiple

[@vitty7465]

What about the fish hook? If you dont think its dirty enough you can tack on a quick Tbag as a finishing move. Also, consider adding some pepper to the sand and if you're going for the nuts, dont just slap them, always grab,twist and pull in that order preferably.

[@christophwhiteyz9787]

A good roll over fish hook can beat a guy 4 weight classes higher but after roll over and u got there head turned u might break there neck if u start leverage punching with your other hand while u have there head turned and fish hook pinned . A simple left lead into a collar grab into a leveraged pull into a right cross /crosses is a good effective dirty move that isn't as frowned upon as much as hair pulling. And nut hitting is a act of war .

[@CoolDadd-xc5eg]

I agree. Don’t hold back on the nuts

[@juliandasilva8333]

As a professional you need to consider that you don't have time always to get into positions while attacks you need to use the elements around you.

[@victorowens9150]

Thanks Dr Watson.

[@EponaDreams-AmbientDreamscapes]

Lol

[@shanghunter7697]

@@victorowens9150 You're very mature vicky ! Parents did a great job !

[@betterfasterstronger0]

@@shanghunter7697 dang, are you that offended? 😂😂 you’re like 70 years old

[@shanghunter7697]

@@betterfasterstronger0 Yes sir, i'm an OLD buck.......You'll SOON see ! You get worse slower and weaker. Life goes by way to quick, best wishes young buck.