Force on Force Training With Trident Response

[@BCmachine]

"Can't fix if you can't fail." Signs of an experienced instructor.

[@OpaKnows]

If you ever wanted to know how you would react to being confronted by multiple armed assailants, and how you would feel about pulling the trigger on them, this is as close to real as it gets. Very effective life training.

[@beowulfgrendel24]

good reason to have a dog. if nothing more than a good earlier warning. so they don't make it in the same room before you are alerted

[@sanjosesharkrock]

And solid reinforced doors to your house that will take time and effort to break through

[@daddy_.rome0]

It's even better to have a pencil next to you.

[@alexejreber4689]

You can bribe dogs with meat or whatever but a goose will do the same as a dog and can’t be bribed

[@abc4781]

@@alexejreber4689 lol a goose?

[@MissionaryInMexico]

@@alexejreber4689 Bad thing about geese is you always have to wear shoes unlike you like mud between your toes.

[@mixflip]

Awesome force on force training. Ive done simunition in shoothouses and airsoft in public buildings for active shooter and counter terrorism response and its fantastic training. Its a reality check because now rounds are flying back and targets are moving. I wish I could film our training but there are obvious reasons why we cant. Its nice to see Noir showing a peek into this level of training.

[@JebHoge]

Very interesting to see how wide-eyed and fast-talking Colion got post-exercise. That's pure adrenaline running through the system.

[@carl-ok9gn]

you are unaware of the complexities of the body alarm response.

[@wat8437]

@@carl-ok9gn i see, which part of what he said are you referring to?. I've a decent grip on the sympathic nervous system. It's only a small part of it, but he's not technically incorrect either. The surge of cortisol, dopamine, noradrenaline and other stress hormones/neurotransmitters all have those effects. Take care of yourself and shit, bro :)

[@carl-ok9gn]

@@wat8437 exactly. his reaction is not 'pure adrenaline' ... it's the chemical cocktail 'running through the system'. but you see how many people liked his comment? ignorance. they accept his statement at face value when they know nothing of the matter. just like people who watch suits and think they're lawyers.

[@claytonlachance4920]

carl either way.. when us normals think of ‘adrenaline’ we are just saying all the chemicals and hormones that make us scared and excited. God damn we get it you’re smarter than us. Does it matter no? No it doesn’t.

[@arbuild9297]

@@claytonlachance4920 he is why we cany have nice things

[@MikeyLykens]

That was probably the most informative KZbin video I've seen to date. Great work

[@MikeyLykens]

Fuck no

[@docfrog209]

Clint is a great mug, awesome SEAL and terrific instructor. Well done brother. #LLTB

[@mgroth8]

And a brother in Christ. Great stuff.

[@NoahTheDude420]

@Aaron I'm not Christian but why would you just strike down someone's religion or faith, just because you or I lack it? Like that's honestly unbelievably arrogant.

[@VeritasEIREAequitas]

That was outstanding..You've got good reflexes Mr. Noir .. and you're a good American. 👍

[@SHWELL11]

This kind of training is outstanding. I have instructed a few here in Central FL at Combat Shooting Sports.. outstanding stuff for everyone who does it.

[@philemonboga5571]

You just got a sub. Both you and colion keep up the good work!!

[@MILKMAN0529]

Every video I watch is great. This man really understands guns and he has an amazing way of explaining the grit of each experience.

[@jdglock9114]

Speed to Ready - never thought of it that way. Amazing to hear in his debrief how he never saw front sights - just point and fired the pistol. Looks like force on force training is the training more of us need to take. As Mr. Noir said - he's now seen the chaos and he can function in the midst of that. Awesome video!

[@rickyg6543]

Thank you for stepping up and showing the need for dynamic training. Not just targets

[@fcsdps6593]

he got pelted that last time in the corner. there was no way he was getting out of that lol

[@michaelparker4457]

Got to do live fire simunition training like that at Texas Tactical when I went to SWAT Tactical Medic School. Fantastic Course. This segment brought back some good memories...Thanks Colion!!

[@MissionaryInMexico]

"Complexity leaves no room for complacency.*

[@kvs1031]

With anything in life to be the best at what you do knowledge, training and practice are the best teachers to gain experience. Great video.

[@1198klr]

Mr. Noir, this type of training is awesome. Its about as real as it gets without using live rounds. Thanks for bringing your perspective to this type of scenario training.

[@combat_casual]

Good work NOIR. Trident runs a great business.

[@MattLyman71]

Simunition Training is so great and I totally recommend this to everyone skilled or novice. Game Changer

[@spd579]

My Dad once told me; If they want you dead, you're dead!" The Marines showed that in two different places, The Philippean Islands and Honduras. When I can home and to this day, the switch is still in the on position. Its true what was said; Its a camouflaged world and the enemey is everywhere. You have to look for the details". The home invasion war game played out in this video only, is an example of what my Dad, The Corps, and life has taught me, stay prepared, ALWAYS! This video was a great! Keep up with this line of example.

[@GRNBaseball10]

This is my favorite video from your channel. Thanks.

[@LeeG7953]

Fantastic video and snapshot on the training. In my time in the service, we did many drills that made us ready to engage at a moments notice, so when we had to we could have the outcome in our favor. This type of training should be mandatory for everyone. Thanks again.

[@OcSpeed]

I love the content, love Colion's passion and gun reviews. I really, desperately, passionately HATE the talk show format.

[@ericslaughter9565]

Woodland pattern camo is still the best camo.

[@JRHTrading]

Multicam > any other camo. Don't @ me.

[@lubedupduck69bigpp16]

@@JRHTrading depends on where you’re fighting

[@philosopher1st]

This proves that putting time in at the gun range sharpens your combative awareness skills to the point of them becoming a natural reflex. Which I feel explains that natural defensive instinct you were referring too. Great job bro!

[@j.greggcampbell6959]

I would definitely like to see more force on force training episodes! Great re post can't wait till the 2nd half of season one resumes.

[@yes-km7lw]

5:27 LMFAO Did nobody realize he said, "One guy got penatrated in the bedroom"

[@ras4782]

SomainReel Hip-hop lmbo that's why they had to duck him up the 3rd round

[@PoptartFps]

Ah my house they got no chance. About the time they enter the house the 180 lb Rotwiler will run and jump into my bed. Perp will then step on kids Legos and fall over kids toys all will the little girls talking toys will be driving him crazy.

[@95airforceman]

That Five Hour Energy commercial cracks me up. "While my grandpa had coffee to keep him up". Coffee is what makes this country amazing. 2nd Ammendment+Coffee=Murica

[@nathanstotts8519]

I would love to do simunition training!

[@leereichard2436]

Tactical response in Camden Tn. Check them out !

[@jessebrown4755]

Yes me too, I've heard theres a range in Jacksonville florida that has simulation training sounds awesome

[@davidlove3293]

he could have used the bed as concealment to some extent while keeping eyes on the door ways instead of the corner where he was most exposed

[@WiltonBlakeStoryteller]

Love this! Makes me want to find a local place to experience this type of training.

[@thealliedpowers]

Finally, he put on a uniform and a woodland BDU at that and a larger carrier. Feels good man.

[@nathanhunt9105]

He got lit up like the Fourth of July!

[@ChristopherSloane]

The thing about these scenarios is that the baddies crept into the house. If you're at home someone is going to have to break into your home. They are going to move around and all that makes some serious noise. It will give you some heads up. Additionally, intruders would not be familiar with the inside of your home especially in the dark. Pets, other family members or a security system plays into this as well.

[@MrSquirrlee]

I have to say Colion you did well in a situation that was set for you to fail in. It's not your house and they got in without any noise.

[@RKHarm24]

Great repost. Breaking the original show down to this segment makes it so easy to watch several times without hunting for it in the full show. Sponsors pay for the shows air time and people involved. Marketing made easy.

[@JoHnDoE2033]

I cant wait for the new episodes of Noir to start rolling in.

[@Snowy0123]

I didn't know this kind of training existed... Amazing..

[@socalpimp1974]

Train , train, train....good job man

[@waedjradi]

True stuff here. In real life situations everything that becomes reliable is intrinsic and instinct behaviour.

[@jonsmallwood1657]

This is why I love MilSim Airsoft CQB the rush you get from knowing potential "pain" is coming is pretty awesome. Simunition is a lot different though in how it feels. With Airsoft you may be sitting on an objective for hours with nothing happening, then guys are crawling out of rooms, windows, etc being breached. And your mind goes from coasting to 90mph. LOVE IT. That would be some awesome training as well.

[@AlpineBishop]

I see what you mean there. But then there is the small worry that the person shooting you has a really hot gun but you just go around that corner anyway. Good, scary, fun times.

[@redtra236]

Yeah for recreation airsoft is sort of better don't need enough protective gear and it's way cheaper than simunition rounds. Also if you have a decent airsoft gun it's effective to a further distance. Cheaters are the only thing that ruins it.

[@liljackypaper]

What were they shooting exactly? And how does it work? How bad does it hurt? And can the average person do this or is it expensive

[@himawaricopter]

@@liljackypaper Simunition rounds are basically paint bullets that are loaded into a specialized cartridge. You swap parts in a real firearm to conver it so that it can chamber sim rounds. So they do hurt more than airsoft or paintball because there is actual gunpowder propelling the sim bullet out of a real gun. Anyone can pay for sim training courses if you can find a school. Fees vary but a course would be on the order of a few hundred US dollars. You would probably just rent the equipment because it can be pretty expensive to buy it yourself.

[@liljackypaper]

@@himawaricopter sounds pretty bad ass... Thanks for the info 👊

[@elcavi44]

Nice work Colion!

[@jameseastridge2273]

Thank you guys for sharing your earned knowledge,,please Do more

[@47927411D]

Great chat with good info at the end of the video. Maybe do some more talking about the 'ready' state of mind

[@RDEnduro]

this was one of the most interesting educational and fun videos .. awesome! You did really well too I think

[@redtra236]

Room should have been dark...

[@krrrruptidsoless]

Now there's going to be 100 million videos on his channel of doing this. You can see he's excited about it. No more pump in shooting steel.

[@matthewsly9309]

I have over 14 years of training like this and I've noticed that people always leave the bed on the left side the gun is always on the right. ...and the "attackers" had a definite advantage because the new the layout of the "house" which in real life they most likely would not know.....and further more. ....why are the lights on? ?????? But that being said I believe you did a good job

[@Ultrajamz]

It would be great if more of these places opened up and at lower costs.

[@AKABLACKKGYPSY]

Surviving takes practice! Your life can be depending on it 👍good job.

[@MrWhatevertoday]

i wish this thing was more available for people as its probably as good as practice can get.

[@robbie9118]

Great video. Itsa shame folks can't go with the "If you aint got something nice to say..." Either way. Good training. Something that wasn't pointed out that folks may find enlightening. When you guys were banging away at eachother at point blank... what was the shot to hit ratio? I used to do tourney paintball, and folks would be amazed at how many times they will miss when someone is "RIGHT IN FRONT" of them.

[@Fight4freedom.]

Girl was so bubbly at 40 second mark. Likes the Noirness

[@flexman909]

Good stuff.. Definitely going to look into that.

[@ArmonMitchell]

One of the best videos......!

[@uria711]

That was hilarious. Great job man.

[@barrettneely3608]

keep this stuff coming.

[@matthewbohn765]

Still have a nice little scar on the top of my hand from a M4 sim round, at nearly point blank range.

[@zipper978]

Used to do sim training in the Marine Corps. Doesnt hurt any worse then paintballing.

[@BarryNewmanboenairgeez56]

Nice job Colion

[@FrustratedNameSearch]

That last one should be called the "Kobayashi Maru"

[@thomassodomizer764]

Excellent training and video. I bet it cost a kings ransom though.

[@brokenarrow420]

Love it!! wanna see more and gotta do it myself.... AWESOME !!!

[@wazzzzzzzup89]

My only suggestion is strip down to pants/t-shirt/mask. You'll really learn how to utilize cover when you get hit by a sims and it splits the skin/you bleed. It ups the stakes/realism. Sure you may get a few small lacerations out the deal. But I guarantee you, you'll utilize cover more effectively because you won't want to get hit. Just like if they are shooting real bullets at you.

[@danielramos6893]

"You have to be played-out." LOL!

[@sealclubber1383]

Seems like an awesome course.

[@Nate_the_Nobody]

shooting through the crack in the door hinge was a solid move

[@skippy02]

Excellent training, scenario training gives the best results I think in real world situations

[@Crombo]

A real world situation: is when you have kids. You can shotS your own familly.

[@skippy02]

Crombo I agree and hopefully, everyone else does as well

[@elcidbob]

THE lesson to take away from this is if someone who knows what they're doing gets the drop on you, you're done. Fair fights are lost fights.

[@Nate_the_Nobody]

how much does training like this cost? I would love to actually take the course you did with home invasion so I know what NOT to do if I ever get stuck in that predicament

[@kendallfleming5858]

It depends it can be as little as $100 for an hour or $200. Usually military personnel are charged less. But as a civilian, expect to pay $100 to $150 he for this type of training. The instructor may charge cheaper for groups. 1 on 1 is always the most expensive. However, keep in mind this scenario is different if you live in per se an apartment

[@AImightyy]

The taxis are fly bro👍🏻

[@MrTedragon]

awesome vid as always… and you actually have a really good aim, colion. lolololol

[@bubbakiah]

This is a great video. Thanks!

[@axWoundsurprise]

I've spent many a painful hours in shoot houses... An important aspect of the training is to continue to stay in the fight despite the pain of being hit. Hours on the range can't teach you that.

[@p1choco]

That's some eye opening training. Do it in the dark. #evenmorereal

[@chaseD707]

Bro this is so dope

[@SIRDIPLOMAT]

Awesome bro!!!! I'm gonna be in the Dallas area next month; we have to link up so I can train with you!!!!

[@cesarqp]

That was a great training !

[@lerch400block]

Look like an adrenaline dump.

[@Crombo]

First time I hear this! You got one! :D

[@GRat9717]

The moral of the story is - don't buy a house with bedrooms that have more than one entry ;)

[@amirharris6676]

Very Good you did great!

[@marineplaysairsoft]

This was really cool.

[@granvillebennett8320]

Great vid.

[@codyantrim8700]

Where can I get a job at one of these places 🤔. Just shooting back at clients 😁🤠 that would be super fun.

[@Lucid925]

I keep my Ar-15 under my bed, and sleep on the right side of the bed so I have a clear views of my doorway. I also put an object in front of my door usually so that it makes some noise when opened anyhow. So all I have to do is roll out of bed, grab my Ar, and I can make sure my girlfriend gets to the corner and out of the way, and the second somebody comes around that corner, i have my reticle on them.

[@albou1]

Great reactions!!

[@jakehensley1230]

Hey man i dont know if your allowed to do this or not but when they came in all tactical that chair right next to the door you should've propped it under the door handle and make the funnel in thru one door in front of you

[@johnwayne3993]

play airsoft it increases your fighting ability and it is cheap just use semi rather than full

[@Farstarbuck]

john wayne I agree. Watched a lot of "airsoft isn't training" videos recently and honestly can't see the difference between the flight in this video vs the feeling when trying something similar with airsoft. It will evoke the same response ye he describes, not using sights, that feeling of fear as not knowing when to move.

[@historys_sentinel1066]

john wayne I agree but semi will hurt your gun cause u are starting and stopping your motor so much it wear it down faster

[@ericj6636]

So instead of an AEG use a green gas or HPA based Airsoft gun. And I'd you want more intense opponents than Airsoft see how well you can hang with tournament speedball type paintballers. Those guys are nuts

[@WorldwideBushcraftSurvival]

Nice. I want to try this.

[@stllda909]

Awesome. First I would say it (shit) then I would probably do it (shit)...lol

[@WASteele]

Very good video. Thanks! Do they have a program that incorporates friendlies into the exercises? I did a quick skim of the website but didn't see it. Maybe I just missed it.

[@bigswolletx]

Did that training with Trojans International dam good training

[@a-n-d-r-e-w-k]

My thoughts? I'd be scared shitless, even if I was just running that scenario in a controlled training environment.

[@goriverman]

That was a great video

[@RaikkoF1]

Colion, did they have you practice going through the process of calling the police as soon as you could during the scenarios, or did the scenarios end when all the bad guys were dead? Also, were there any "no shoot" scenarios?

[@vamliguiv4181]

Bro @6:40, rekkkktt! Haha

[@Noliifegamer]

That is fantastic Training, What were you guys shooting? looks like it had a blow back function and ejecting shells I haven't seen a airsoft or bb gun that does that.

[@jonahpatton9920]

Siminition (think simulation ammunition) its kind of like a bullet that shoots a paint ball instead of a bullet... kinda. But the reason it had blow back and ejecting shells was because it uses actual cartridges. shell casings, gun powder, primer, and a projectile

[@brettchristensen2180]

And they still hurt like hell.... much worse than a regular paint ball or airsoft gun.

[@louisarius9672]

ForceOnForce or Simunition Man....the first time I went to this kind of training was I thought it would hit like a regular paintball at 400-600fps. But man was I wrong. I had full gear & armor but OUCH MAN The guns are real, actual guns, but with their upper receivers + bolts changed with the ForceOnForce or Simunition ones. And the rounds actually use the real 9mm and 5.56mm casings, which is why they actually have recoil, given they still fire from the primer of the ammunitions. Friendly Tip: Prepare for the punching pain when you go for these training, they're not like paintballs.

[@theevillekid8118]

They are using something called Simunitions. It's live rounds, but instead of a metal slug, it fires a small paint-soaked sponge. They hurt, bad. I'd rather get hit by one of the airsoft rifles you see over on SIlo. But the experience you can gain from Force On Force Training is invaluable.

[@fiendslegacy]

I MUST DO THIS.

[@laxcollapse3328]

this is what every gun owner needs