Gracie Anti Automobile Abduction Strategies (WARNING: Do NOT Practice While Driving!)

[@kansascityshuffle4141]

Friends fake kidnapped me for my birthday and I didn't know. I had watched your video so now I have a question. I need to see a video breakdown on where to hide a crashed car and 2 dead bodies.

[@mrkiky]

+Michael Anthony Hide the crashed car in the scrapyard and the dead bodies in the cemetery. After you call the police and explain what dumbasses your friends were.

[@intimatespearfisher]

😂

[@crocop6873]

Haha good one

[@alecfleming373]

Lakes, honestly, if it's gross and filled with alge, that's the one.

[@defencesa4358]

Is everyone is a body hiding expert, some ones saying about lake, someone s saying about cementry😂

[@Ohsnapzdawg]

I like how this not only teaches you how to defend car abductions, but also teaches you how to do them. Nice.

[@jayhartRIC]

Hahaha!!!!

[@ProperName24]

Hogtie all day

[@gretchenkim9187]

😳👀

[@ItsMe-cz4nn]

Someone warn the people around this guy! 😂

[@leidyflorian982]

I ended up learning more ways to attack someone than defense myself :/

[@irondragonjkd]

I have huge respect, deep appreciation and mad love for you Gracies. Truly, your contributions are saving lives and empowering people. I pray that God increase His blessings up your whole family.

[@mrtombofosho3433]

+irondragonjkd Amen to that, thank you Gracie family!

[@robolddognewtricks5488]

How on earth has this saved anyone's life ... get out of reners arse bro .. Should stick to bjj tutorials other than these ridiculous fantasy scenarios. Even if this scenario was real the advice is ridiculous. Advising people to crash the car or throw yourself out of the car .... come on guys give up please

[@fighttips]

Awesome information as usual, guys! Everyone should watch and share this video.

[@giorgikatamadze3048]

well now we know Shane is watching Rener's videos

[@castieldelosangeles8186]

Very helpful. As a survivor i thank you for helping people like me stay alive.

[@pocustoms1511]

the FBI statistics say that the secondary crime scene is where criminals take the victims to kill them . its a fact its better to fight then to end up at the secondary crime scene . so this stuff is golden ! eve is so badass .

[@nessunodorme3888]

When I was a cab driver in Houston, TX, I got hijacked at gunpoint by two guys who, not satisfied with taking all my money, pistol whipped me and ordered me to drive. The one with the gun was in the back seat behind me gripping the back of my head by the hair with one hand, and held the gun to my head in his other hand. The unarmed one sat in the passenger side of the bench seat. I knew where they meant to go and what my chances were of coming home if we got there. Cooperating with them, as I had been, wasn't working. So, although we were going maybe 15-20 miles an hour I knew that's fast enough that slamming on the brakes pitched them forward while I went for the door. It was locked. _I forgot they had locked it!_ I thought I had just sealed my own doom as they realized what happened and started to react. So I floored the cab, aiming us straight for the picture window of a house. The car bashed up over the curb and sidewalk and onto the lawn. At the last instant, I turned sharply, hit a fence post, then smacked into a parked car before skidding to a stop in an intersection, surrounded by honking cars. Their headlights lit up the place and, in slow motion, I watched my hand unlock and open the door. I saw the bright orange and yellow flames billow beside my head and I smelled the burned gunpowder as I ducked down, rolled out and ran. Did they just shoot me? I immediately felt the back of my head -- it came back bloody but my skull was intact, the blood was from being hit with the pistol! Time sped back up and I've never been so grateful just to be alive. It seemed like I could feel my lungs exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide as I breathed. I don't know what lessons might be learned from that experience. I've thought about it quite a bit in the decades since and I can see it easily could have ended very differently. But I did survive it so there might be some good information there. They made a mistake leaving me in control of the car, I think, but it was probably a bigger mistake to crack me in the head for no reason and kidnap me. At the time, Houston cab drivers were getting killed about once every 11 days and the sickening feeling I was about to be murdered was strong motivation to try to get out of there. My plan to hit the brakes hard worked exactly as intended -- but forgetting about the locked door was just about fatal. Crashing the car wasn't so much to get away as a decision that, if I was going to die that night, then I was going to die on my terms -- and take them with me. I honestly wasn't thinking I could escape that way but I'm glad it worked or that way. Thanks for that video, you guys! You're addressing a situation that, unfortunately, isn't at all far-fetched.

[@Nyxiria-r4g]

im glad ur with us today! thanks for sharing your experience and god bless!

[@SI-ln6tc]

Thank you for sharing. Your story could save someone one day. Glad that you are alive. Best to you.

[@markmwilson22]

It's good to see someone is broaching the subject on this. Who is to say this will or won't work? Yes, in a real life or death situation this would be allot more chaotic, punches would probably be thrown and the first attempt may or may not work, but when your life counts on it these are good tools to have in your tool belt...even if you have better ones like a a weapon. In the end it's a good idea and good for practice.

[@IanConnel]

I wish I had secrets like these. Mine are like "I eat mayo straight from the jar" and other lame stuff.

[@dar96777]

ha ha I drink Pickle juice out of the jar,

[@optimusbee214]

Equally effective tool in dissuading criminals from trifling with you. I would not want to approach someone drooling mayonnaise in their car 😂

[@richardmiller1149]

What if the person is actually wearing their seat belt?

[@odinzraider591]

It would still work.

[@anonymoustruthseeker8233]

+Justin The Pitbull yup it would actually be easier to grab the belt....moreover the assailant is somewhat confined to limited movement by wearing seatbelt ...so it's a double plus plus

[@rollsgracie3604]

Still works

[@zen0462]

Its easier

[@stephanwatson7902]

Even better, that way you dont need to pull it across yourself lol

[@jeffreyschutte4477]

Great video as always guys, I can't wait to show the video to my kids, thank you for the ease of addressing the situation with them as well.

[@StelmachsWorld]

3:27 some dude was walking by as she had the seatbelt around buddies neck 😂

[@arama0010]

I liked this for the rolling at the end.

[@colorofcrazy]

You guys are so amazing to put life saving tips like this online, free for all to see!

[@evollove19]

Good job guys, keep everyone thinking and you two are making a great team.

[@abingalvin963]

fast forward 100 years... humanity needs this kind of people.

[@Gullick]

Great information. Plus Rener just makes every roll hes in look easy. He very rarely pulls off anything flashy or fancy, just strong as hell fundamental Jiu Jitsu

[@tinitoysinatra]

Great Vid! Although normal car related abductions imply that the victim IS the driver & will be forced to keep driving until reaching the abductor's prefered ground OR ELSE....

[@davidshatswell7819]

My wife and I love to watch and learn from u guys!!

[@craneywatch]

Thank you for your valuable advice. Really appreciate it.

[@feldwebel5]

Thanks for sharing this and the Violent Ride Sharing video. I had a cousin that was abducted from a parking deck at work one morning in NC in 2006. She was taken outside the city and killed. I will definitely share these with as many people as possible. I am a firearms and concealed carry handgun instructor and help teach a monthly handgun class for women at my gun club. I believe in and encourage total defense training (I took Judo when I was younger so know very well how effective these hold are). Interesting this was done at Ramstein AFB. I lived in that area for 9 years. Largest American community outside the U.S.

[@RigorMortisRape]

That modified choke at 4:48 is brilliant.

[@tribunation]

Systema "Car Fight" is a superior method of defense against automobile attacks.

[@Stone.trucking]

Outstanding video. I'll work with my wife and daughter tomorrow. You are true class acts....

[@keananpather6957]

This is good stuff, but the only problem is that usually there would be at least 2 attackers, one to watch you and one that has a gun pointed at you , in that case what do we do?

[@nate123450]

Great video. thanks for taking your time out to teach this and share your knowledge!!!

[@FemaleDallasTexas]

If you want a headache and want to be put to sleep then watch this video. He speaks to us as if we don't know English. Actually he's speaking to us as if we're 5 year olds.

[@julienotto5822]

Thanks for all these videos and explanations... But i don't think the tricks with the seatbelt would work in real life...Good continuation and thanks again.

[@taylorpetty5866]

That ending was awesome!

[@rossdaboss3885]

Good tips stuff most people wouldn't think of on the fly

[@noelcampos8290]

Thank you so much I'm going to show my daughter thanks for sharing again love jiu jitsu.

[@solartechdiyinc249]

Excellent information! thank you very much for sharing it without asking a fee.

[@diannerector867]

Awesome Video- Wow ALL women should watch this- Especially Realtors!!

[@MagickArmory]

I wish they would've showed it with the "captor " actually wearing his seatbelt. I'm not sure the techniques would work the same way . Odds are someone that's crazy enough to kidnap someone they're probably going to take every precaution to not cause attention they dont wanna get pulled over for a seatbelt violation so they'd probably be wearing it for sure lol

[@nickniehaus1763]

Love this group demonstration

[@Super_D36]

Déjà vu. I have the weird feeling of having watched this video already a few weeks ago done by Master Ken.

[@8xnnr]

Every situation is different this is very situational and even if the situation is right it would have to be performed flawlessly

[@jewl123]

Bt dubbs guys, taking the headrest off the seat can be used to bash the windows open (also useful for other surviving types situations)

[@AngelReyes-mo9ef]

Good tips...great that you are spreading the message

[@Ninja-iu4gg]

The more of these the better we all need to learn to protect our selfs

[@justinstov]

Fantastic information !! Most def will save some lives !!

[@crazynotme7606]

Thank you.. I have two daughters and they will watch this!

[@stephanwatson7902]

Since you should pepper in strikes while making your grappling attacks, study some jkd (great for any martial artist) especially for it's close ranged throat punches/strikes

[@tetyanalisovska7196]

Thank you from the bottom of my heart!!

[@iiiAmVth]

at 4:40 ish in the video you guys show her choking out the driver from the front passenger seat. an amazing idea!! one of the best probably wouldn't have even thought about that ever!! and I train in jiu jitsu!! but...what if the aggressor..had a knife on his hip. or even worst a gun. chances are if someone is kidnapping you they are a coward (unless your family is in some type of "business" with powerful people then chances are..they arnt, ANYWAYS. so what happens if a weapon is involved. which is high probability. in my opinion.

[@arjan_mann]

Awesome, educational video- thanks for the tips guys!

[@nyitrai7]

I live in Canada. I wish I could afford and come and train at your school.!!!! I love you philosophy.

[@gunterm2009]

thank u for sharing and doing all what u do to help everyone.

[@gabehcuodsuoitneterp203]

Thankfully for us, I think Eve likes this job. 💪😅

[@AustinRaydo]

OMG IS THAT THE EVE TORRES FROM WWE?! HAHA THATS AWESOME! U two are most badass couple ever! Mr&mrs smith have nothing on mr and mrs gracie xD

[@Makinja]

Thanks. Helpful info and food for thought. Keep up the good work.

[@HealthyMBS1]

I spent 3 1/2 years at Ramstein AB from '96 to '99... this was just a little after watching Royce show the world real fighting back around late '93 and I wanted to learn JJ so bad. The only thing on base was a TKD black belt teaching class one night a week. :(

[@katze97]

About causing or risking a car to crash, if you are abducted, you are driven away at speed, and likely at speed making it dangerous to crash. I would suggest doing that in traffic or near traffic light at low speed. It also has the advantage of getting attention from cars nearby when cars are all around you.

[@rybysferyczne]

Belt tensioners might be a problem - you can't be too fast, otherwise you'll be blocked. Any comment on that?

[@lewciferistic]

I love the whole Gracie system, but this is so advanced that a person is calm enough to think about where there hand grips will be if a person has a knife or gun. 6 seconds going to sleep is six stabs or shots firing at your gut. Your best advice here is jumping out or crashing it as she said at the ending. But much respect

[@glenroberts2163]

As always... Dope info! Chokes save lives.

[@americathefree3708]

Thank you for sharing!

[@ameliabedila71]

Will you please show us how bus drivers can protect themselves from attackers when they are in the drivers seat, under a seat belt. Thank You!

[@LimeTimeIndustries]

Great video! I took the day to finally go up to the Torrance HQ and check out the action. I was really impressed! I wish I had the money right now to participate, cause I would be there. I saw the Advanced Class, and the little childrens class. It was great to see it all. Thank you all to everyone at the gym. They all really made me feel welcomed. It seems like a real family there. Thank you for another helpful video! Sharing this great art is amazing! I also share these with my buddies at work. For the answer I would pick BJJ for my art, because I am a smaller guy who would most likely do the same thing you guys are doing. Share the arts to make a decent living, but not boxing for millions. I would want to gain the experience of earning that black belt, rather then just getting one over night. Great questions guys! Keep up the BJJ discussions.

[@MatthewNoel]

Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and skills.

[@oliverjimenez1885]

Very useful! Thanks for sharing

[@pegasusofdark3768]

Great job Rener!!! Thank you for including your female partner in this video. It bring things into perspective. I have 3 daughters (7 years old and twins are 3) and this entire video I was thinking about how I will teach them these moves. I just started practicing BJJ and I love it. My oldest is going to takewondo classes but I will switch her to BJJ as soon as possible.. Also, you are true gentlemen for letting your female partner beat you.

[@andyaitken4243]

Nice arm bar to finish, Rousy style.

[@jonatello2036]

I like how most of the comments are " what if . . . " I enjoyed what I learned for any other seneiro I guess you got to be creative

[@aovoonthefarmsouthernillinois]

You all are awesome.

[@DanDanJanJanJP]

Great tip! Thanks for sharing! I got a little a disappointed though. I am a Gracie jiu-jitsu practitioner and, as such, I see Rener and Ryron as my masters. I would never expect (you may call me naive, if you might) that a master would hide techniques, in the form of secrets, form their pupils on purpose.

[@JennyG.COW5]

Thanks so much for this important information! 😁👍

[@ME-nh3ik]

Ok , now what do you do when ur a rideshare driver in the driver's seat and someone tries to attack you from the back? Lol I thought this video was going to teach me that when I clicked on it! O well :/ (& Btw, that's cool that lady is a bodyguard- YES! THANK YOU!!! The world needs people like you girl!)

[@nessunodorme3888]

If you're driving the car, you've got a pretty good weapon in your hands already.

[@purple5450]

Thank you for your videos.

[@jimmyhadley153]

Jiu-Jitsu is a product of the environment around it. Whether it's a car, a gym or the supermarket. You just have to roll with it.

[@jimmyhadley153]

Also, the easiest way for the bad guy to counter this is simply by slamming the brakes. His seat belt will save him, while yours won't .

[@gomrocky123]

wish i knew these guys, they are amazing.

[@manpac6763]

Try pulling the seatbelt really fast it will lock up within 2 inches of you pulling it. This is to prevent the body from projecting forward from the Speed of the car or from a unexpected crash. I would suggest that You practice this a If you times to find the right speed without the seatbelt locking up guarantee if you go to fast it will automatically lock up within a couple inches of you pulling it

[@valofalconery]

Is there any chance Rener will be competing at one of the metamoris events? it would be awesome to see

[@woffordswaymartialartschar5541]

Thank you very much I also teach this anti kidnapping scenarios

[@jamie91995]

What if there are multiple kidnappers in the car?

[@gawelszymanski3251]

Whatever dude, the only strategy against multiple attackers is to run away, you can't run a way while being kept in a car, so just do what you can, attack the driver so you might stop the vehicle, crash it or whatever, being held captive by multiple guys, most likely stronger than you and possibly armed is a done deal, you'll either get very lucky or you die.

[@thomasjefferson3449]

Respect to Gracies for all you have done for community. However, there is a huge error in this video. You are doing a demo with the seatbelt unhooked. The angles are different when the belt is fastened over chest at the waist. The technique will be quite different. Please correct this video. Requested with Respect.

[@vconsumer]

Just get in the car and try for yourself. The conveyed the bigger picture

[@thuglincoln7699]

In the side by side choking variant, could she have used the tank top against you or is it too weak?

[@iTzYoMasterXX]

He let her win!I would have to! Rener is a master!

[@ashnabwa7d]

Don't use the seat belt trick, usually seat belts will lock when you draw them quickly.

[@mjt11860]

thank u guys. great video.

[@anjou6497]

The seatbelt would already be on though, so how harder to do than your video ?

[@hawkfpv1636]

What if they are wearing the seat belt. How would those movements change in order to get the same result?

[@SpangoChrikoWeirdo]

The locking of the seat belt depends on the accelaration of the pulling and not on the velocity.

[@mcrosignani]

They are related. If you try to do it fast the acceleration needed is greater.

[@SpangoChrikoWeirdo]

Mauro Crosignani ?

[@kanguessokang9918]

Hi, BJJ purple belt here under Marcelo Garcia in NYC, I love the art as much as anyone, LITERALLY. However, "GJJ" is not the answer to everything or every situation, not by a long shot LMAO. The Gracies though would have you believe otherwise. It's naive and at the same time arrogant to believe that "GJJ" is the answer to every single situation known to mankind. Yes, BJJ or "GJJ" is popular right now and everyone and their grandmother seems to want to jump into it, From the US military to The Vatican priests. Saw a "Gracie Breakdown" video of a street fight between motorists that took place on the side of the highway where one driver got jumped by two other drivers and ended up getting knocked the fuck out. Guess what Rener Gracie tried to sell us? Yep, "Gracie Jiu Jitsu" LMAO. He actually advocated GOING TO THE GROUND in a 2 on 1 situation on the street. What kind of BULLSHIT is that?

[@kanguessokang9918]

johnheiden14p BS, He never admits that in a 3 against 1 situation, BJJ is very limited and may even get you seriously fucked up because most of the techniques involve you getting cliched up with your opponent and that's the fucking point here. If it ends up on the ground and you go for an armbar, what are the other 2 guys doing? Remember, it's 2 or 3 against 1, are they just standing there while you are going for an armlock? LOL, you'd be stomped to death.

[@markmwilson22]

Kanguesso Kang So you're a purple belt, now I've only had some army combatives training a couple years ago and a little bjj in the past so I really don't know when I ask this. So you are saying that BJJ won't teach you how to disengage and get out of there? I mean if I'm in a 2+ on 1 I'm not thinking about ego or anything like that. I just want to haul ass. If I've gotta fight then so be it. Also doesn't bjj teach some kicks, punches etc? I mean I remember seeing that being taught in a bjj class once. Although there wasn't much of it compared to say Muay Thai (which most people were also taking). I plan on starting bjj again in the near future, I don't believe it has every answer in the book, but then again I don't think anybody has that.

[@kanguessokang9918]

Mark Wilson There are a few misconceptions that need to be addressed. One, "BJJ" gears almost 100% of its techniques towards a tournament or sport setting where the practitioners do not expect to be struck, it's a controlled environment that follows certain rules and regulations agreed upon or set by a BJJ governing body and it expects its athletes to follow and comply with it. "GJJ" Gracie Jiu Jitsu's main philosophy or goal however is street self defense. it aims to address unforeseen situations in the street except instead of worrying about points and victories as one would in sport BJJ, you'd worry about life saving techniques. My problem however, is that the Gracie's, especially the older generation of Gracie's think GJJ is limitless and can address every single situation and can be applied everywhere and anywhere.

[@Musica-hj6zh]

How do you know how long to choke the attacker to make them unconscious to give you enough time to get away for sure, but not enough that you kill them? (This goes for other choke/assault self defense vids too)

[@LeoGuitarize]

Keep applying pressure until the person passes out, but let go as soon as he does.

[@BASEDBOARD]

"Eve, tell em"

[@mrspartan671]

that's some intense stuff

[@Paladin-wz8gl]

What about kids who are smaller? What would you recommend for them?

[@nicolelochren9560]

I need to take a defensive course this is so scary.

[@dopeymark]

Man...i love u guys...wish I could meet you.

[@TheUndeadLeech]

Nice video! Greetings from germany! :)

[@DonnieT652]

Excellent!!

[@RabbitOverlord]

What do you do if the bad guy already has his seat belt on? In all the examples, the aggressor was not buckled up.

[@johnathant6735]

What are the other secrets? I think Gracie should share their knowledge with the world. If they don't, then how will jiu-jitsu flourish. I think it is strange to keep it a secret. If Eddie Bravo kept the rubber guard a secret, how would it have evolved into the badass system it is today?

[@bjk3697]

thanks for nice video please more like this

[@Mattaius]

What if the seat belt is being used properly? Still applies?

[@Johnyperks]

The Puzzle I have is with the seat belt chokes, what if the seat belt is on the abductor ?

[@funkyflights]

Nice tips...

[@KravDr]

Nice video!!

[@dingoleh]

Eve and Rener probably fight like that every night to see who does the dishes. In about 15 years from now they'll be fighting like that to see if Rener will get some that night. That's when it's gonna get real.

[@Dagnar1478]

I doubt eve could ever get close to rener at 100% unless he was old enough and had health issues. She is good, and could whip any dude's ass on the street, but not that good.

[@nickniehaus1763]

Chris Vozzella yeah not 4th degree, gracie grandson, much larger person. Usually he last part has no bearing, but when they're trained it would make a difference.