Green Beret Shows a SUPER DIRTY Trick to Defeat ANYONE-Size Doesn’t Matter!

[@scottrobbins6216]

The ear “ almost never comes off” lmao

[@davidstephens1942]

I was reading an article in a maxim magazine that had interesting facts and one of the facts said it takes 7 pounds of force to remove someone's ear. I don't know how true that is.

[@scottrobbins6216]

@@davidstephens1942Mike Tyson knows how much jaw pressure is required…. Lol

[@i3493-y5q]

look up giant killer arctic rabbits. Apparently rabbits do eat meat, and they do hunt other animals. they are closely related to primates

[@stvargas69]

My dad served in the Army for 2 yrs in the 60s and showed me these points when I being bullied at school in 7th grade. Never had to use them . Its my story & I'm sticking to it

[@philipswain4122]

Mine too

[@W.Isarnorix.D]

My old man was S.A.C., same deal for me, just in the late 80's.

[@codacNvegas]

He’s killing this guy….he keeps tapping like “C’mon man, it’s a simulation!”😂

[@garywillis1870]

I bet that Amazon delivery guy regrets coming in for a cup of tea now...

[@tonyvalle794]

I dig this. My brother was into pressure points. It's NO joke.

[@NicholasRachuna]

The pressure points under the ear and jaw area work. Save myself from many headlocks with those

[@2fast2block]

Did that assistant live after this demo?

[@mikerathers]

😂😂🤣

[@FightFast]

Yes, alive and well. The gentlemen in the first clip are both retired US Army Special Forces.

[@2fast2block]

@@mikerathers kidding aside, this video had some good info.

[@jamieoliver3262]

😂😂👏👏

[@MrGriff305-d3u]

😂

[@glennbrymer4065]

Outstanding! Hint, strong hands are a big plus!!! You can use a sheet of newspaper to build very strong hands. Put the paper on a flat surface. Place your open hand in the middle of the and grasp the paper into your hand. Pick it up and with Just One Hand, start making a ball out of the paper. You will feel it in your finger's & hand. Once done, spread out another sheet of paper and do it with the other hand. If you do this 3 times with each hand, 3 times a day for one month. You will soon have strong fingers & hands.

[@grahamnumber7123]

....and enough starter material for a year's worth of fires 🙂

[@Sanguivore]

That's actually a really good tip! Thanks, Glenn.

[@TVForFree7063]

This world is so scary man. No matter how tough I am, I can still get hurt. No matter how hard I may try to avoid the fight, sometimes a bad situation is inevitable. I’m grateful for every day I don’t have to be involved in any violence. I pray I never have to.

[@FightFast]

Avoiding high risk environments is the #1 way to not be involved in a violent encounter. I hope you never have to be involved in any violence either, but being prepared is important because sometimes no matter what we do to avoid it, trouble comes our way.

[@ronarprefect7709]

Your comment made me think of the age to come. Those who are saved by faith in Jesus Christ will (in the age to come) be forever safe, and will never sin, suffer, be afraid(even a little), be in pain, think a bad thought, be subject to the un Christlike thoughts of anyone else ever again. They will experience eternal life in a place and state worth living forever in. There will be no anger, boredom, dissatisfaction, or loss. All will be sinless like Jesus . There will not be thorns, animals killing humans or each other, no death-you will be able to interact with any animal with no fear of harm. I can say from personal experience that God is trustworthy and will do everything He has said He will do. I hope you consider it and God draws you to Christ for salvation.

[@MelchizedekKohen]

My grandfather was in the LRDG in ww2 he was selected for L detachment sas originals after a few months serving as a taxi for the sas, he taught me techniques that I've never needed to worry about a fight or someone ambushing me similar techniques targeting the nerves, ive already passed it on to my daughter shes only 13 but knows how to disable any human being ✊️

[@Breaker197]

Good man

[@commanderthorkilj.amundsen3426]

All good information, and great to pass on, especially in our increasingly uncertain times. HOWEVER, many assailants are mean or crazy, confident & trained, well muscled, and won’t just stand there like a mannequin for you….unless you practice these moves, locating vulnerability locations so you can surprise them, you may end up being quickly dispatched by overwhelming, lethal force.

[@MelchizedekKohen]

@commanderthorkilj.amundsen3426 Bring it on, strength/muscles don't matter trust, especially when you've been taught windpipe splitting art. were not talking fighting techniques were talking how to kill and survive.

[@FrederickDunn]

Reminder, never volunteer to be the demo-dummy... 03:00 "you're not going to pull the ear off, well usually it doesn't" (';') side-note, you still need to be fit, fast, and violent... thanks for sharing, thumbs up. NAVY, Never Again Volunteer Yourself... today students, cqb, have fun.

[@petert4540]

I've been the demo dummy. It wasn't pleasant 😂

[@Breaker197]

Being the demo dummy is an awesome way to learn this stuff fast though. Ask me how I know! 🤣

[@bozzskaggs112]

I had a coworker who was past service USN. I think he was on a flattop. Formation the first day on the boat, SHIP! just kidding, and the Tech or Staff Sgt. asked for a volunteer. He said he knew better but stepped up and got the best job he imagined. Basically he was sent below decks to a darkened and cool room and counted detonations of bombs and rockets when their birds had missions over some desert, somewhere. When his ship was coming in and crossed paths with the replacement vessel he would sometimes get to cross over and perform the same job on that ship. He said he preferred sea to shore and at most English speaking POCs he had a fishing buddy and a girl or two. I asked him if they (the girls) were pretty. He said not all were ugly and some were pretty. That's his story and I'm sticking to it. For now.

[@EQOAnostalgia]

Legend has it he's still grimacing to this day.

[@dpandcrspandvn]

Yeah 1st guy went through it.

[@MyEnemy]

That mustachioed dude had a trained killer's restraint. 😂

[@adamr9720]

Those 1980s staches are the best ❤

[@JoeR203]

I thought I was learning self defense from The Village People.

[@adamr9720]

@ I wouldn’t mess with them 🤣

[@RDDDigitalMarketingSolutions]

During a time when mustaches weren't considered gay

[@RDDDigitalMarketingSolutions]

Or maybe they were....I was just a young kid back then

[@adamr9720]

@@RDDDigitalMarketingSolutions Hahah they probably were. I was just a young teenager so who knows. We were just so young, naive and innocent 😂

[@stevenharris6626]

My trainer was a recon Marine and hand to hand combat trainer. Taught us ALL of these moves. These can and will take your enemy out FAST!!

[@rickperry2145]

Thanks!

[@nancychase7771]

I love the way he keeps saying how you can "walk the guy around !"...yea on his KNEES ! LOL !

[@badjaeaux]

if the guy is a boxer or a trained meth fighter, remember to switch to your sidearm

[@Breaker197]

That armpit one is dangerous. Potentially fatal. There's a lymph node in there. You DO NOT went to rupture that.

[@MattStevenson-n2k]

Think your missing the point😮

[@Breaker197]

@MattStevenson-n2k lol. I see what you did there. On a serious note though, as awesome as all these pressure points are, the point being self defense, you can apply this stuff to good effect, but if the guy ends up dying from blood poisoning, and it won't be like, in the next week, or day, it'll be fast, then you've accomplished the goal, but landed yourself in legal hell.

[@MattStevenson-n2k]

@Breaker197 forgetting you'd rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6 If they have to die for you to live so be it I'd much rather live and say bruh they came at me

[@Breaker197]

@MattStevenson-n2k agreed, but that would have to be a pretty extreme case. Context is a thing

[@genegordon8537]

Yea you do.

[@billbaum6721]

THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP

[@wayneious]

That fact the first one is all being done in what looks to be some old 'honkey tonk' bar makes it all sooo much better!

[@BushCampingTools]

"little come alongs" Love that! when I was a kid my dad (also called them the same) showed me these moves, stop anyone in their tracks.

[@unthawedwater747]

Been studying martial arts the last few days and coming up with ideas. Its good to feel validated 😂😂😊

[@JustFishin777]

I have run into more than a few people who the self defense technique #3 did not work on - didn't even phase them. I wouldn't use it as a first go-to technique. It can be used as a control technique for very unruly people once the hands and feet are controlled.

[@jerzygawor958]

All the best moves for effective self defence are contained in this video. Over 4 decades of traditional karate training and attending seminars and training camps I saw and experienced many of these techniques demonstrated, luckily I didn't die 😂😂😂

[@merlestauter4368]

Good video, you would be surprised on what you can do to save your self or others.

[@JayWalker200]

This knowledge is very dangerous in the wrong hands!

[@ThaGrimbler]

2:33 Man explains how to neutralize Bert Kreischer

[@lowlightevangelist9431]

This video really works well if your working with a handcuffed person or a squad to back you up, after pissing people off, using these tactics

[@micstonemic696stone]

The effects were outstanding I see the involuntary actions in his face You didn't go far as he was a friend But if you must defend yourself or Another But as well as the involuntary facial muscles There will be an audio component to that Fascinating technique I seem to get everything when right in front of me I hear friends say the same thing

[@zer0gravity184]

To be honest, I've never seen a choke hold with arms extended out like that while standing up. Usually, the fight is already on the ground at that point when the choke is applied. I would like to see these demonstrations done while using protective gear. To see these moves in real time and determine whether they are efficient and practical.

[@jberrios8117]

That dude is thinking to himself ooowww!! why did I volunteer to be his test dummy 😂😂😂

[@139fulton]

Quiet as it is kept the volunteer is the teacher 😅😅😅

[@Supersquid1776]

My uncle taught me the behind the ear when he came home from Vietnam.

[@jakedouglas6796]

The first instructor is a rare example of an elite combat hippie.

[@thelightstillshines2476]

Thank you for the tips👍

[@kojam1]

I did some of these on myself and when I became conscious again the video was finished. What did I miss?

[@pargolf3158]

You missed the part where said don't try this on yourself.

[@adyzz-b4f]

His reflexes fast when he touching dem pressure points

[@terryenyart5838]

Lots of great advice. You need to practice religiously to effectively use these. Develop muscle memory so to speak. Thank you

[@MASONMAXEY22]

The first guy with the mustache knows his stuff. I have seen him in other videos. The best way to be safe is to know and always be aware of your surroundings. That means leave your phone in your pocket if you are walking in a dark parking lot or in a bad area. Learn to trust your gut instinct s as well. Be safe out there!

[@rblokey]

This is all stuff in classical Japanese Jiu-Jitsu. From 2:19 to 2:32 he shows locks that you will see even in Aikido although Aikidokas won't be so rough typically. Train that hand strength it helps

[@professional.commentator]

I just wish I had someone to practice this with. Obviously not trying to hurt anyone but you know. I'm 28, never been in a fight, so I want to be prepared in case I ever have to be in one. And before people get the wrong idea, I genuinely don't want to fight anyone, but bad people exist in this world. And as a former pacifist, I've realized you can't always run away from evil in this world.

[@peteraustin370]

From personal experience...win or lose...everybody gets hurt in a fight..!!

[@LorenHarwood-bz5dy]

There are no dirty tricks in surviving and going home !

[@philipswain4122]

Eyeballs are my favourite

[@jackperry9369]

Good stuff sir thanks 😊

[@SkELAo7]

My trainer used to be too rough with me too. Hes dead now...

[@maxjk1143]

I always wish for masters of martial arts to be wise men, but often get the impression they re just psychopaths that are a little bit more law abiding than other psychopaths xD

[@the_shadow_realm5110]

That poor assistant!!!

[@AZ-kr6ff]

@02:55 20 seconds of pure bad-assery 😂

[@Rek_Rc]

My only issue with many of these techniques is that when you're engaged with a fully initiated opponent, adrenaline is running high, and the knock down drag out is underway, MOST of these techniques won't work. Nothing can really replace good old fashion grinding training and the only way to learn to really fight, is to really fight. A trained opponent or a guy with enough real world fight experience will not fall victim to most of these techniques. The guy who simply throws a nasty hook at the opponent when grabbed by the neck, that guy stands a good chance. The most simple and dirtiest stuff wins almost always. Someone grabs you with both hands? That person isn't very smart and you can simply blast a punch right over that grab and likely drop a guy in many cases. In a street fight there is no such thing as cheating, whatever brings an end to the situation is what you do. Hesitation will get you hurt. It's not as complicated as people believe. If you're training a bunch of complicated techniques, you probably won't do very well in a live situation. Remember that. But, most importantly, use situational awareness to avoid trouble to begin with, then you'll likely never have to worry. I haven't been in a street fight in about a decade, and because I'm smarter than I was in those days, I probably won't be again.

[@thetattooedguy1413]

Dude said “it’s going to freak them out, all they want is away from you” 😂😂😂😂

[@juggaberglund]

8:42 are they training in a sauna 😂

[@jamesn7156]

Dude knows how to do it quick otherwise he’ll dehydrate. 😂

[@bozzskaggs112]

Studio lighting is very hot.

[@karlbuttler]

I learned from a green beret that was in Vietnam, he said if you attack the lymph node in the arm pit that person will have to have emergency care at the Hospital, along with Many other areas to attack, Cool stuff......k

[@mikejordan6036]

Mr In between was working up a Mean Sweat and lost his Accent 😁

[@lonestar2024]

The dude reactions are great 🤣

[@AZ-kr6ff]

Definitely the standout from the auditions.

[@Maxid1]

Is the first guy in the green shirt usually wearing a head to toe leather or PVC body suit with a collar and a chain (think Pulp fiction "gimp")?

[@RUsure]

Great info

[@InFamousProductions]

I like how the demonstration guy is taking a beating but still willing to take more

[@jbacker1190]

We used to watch this on Sunday nights during "Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom"... "Now watch as Jim steps into the tiger's den with a t-bone taped to his ass..."

[@Firebird77clone]

Reminds me of the demonstration in Young Dr.Frankenstein. Give him an extra $5.

[@jonny1943]

I learned im gonna get some dye for my stash!

[@josephtousignant7318]

Pressure point control techniques using a (flexable) pen aren't nearly as effective as using an especially effective Titanium Yawara Stick made by "Ti Rod Tactical".(and made in several Titanium Rod diameters) Additionally, they serve an often critical self defense tool role for serious striking against any bony areas of the body, have a very secure Fist Lock grip, and carry a vey low profile for pocker carry which don't "imprint" through a pocket. Pens,... not so much on all the above! 🙂.

[@nycgweed]

I’d like to see some hug defenses a lot of big guys like to hug me cause I’m small how do I get out of those without hurting them too bad

[@OldManPaxusYT]

As an ex-crowd controller, i really have to wonder if this guy has EVER had to 'walk' out an angry man who is hopped up on drugs or very drunk! (Coz he's NOT gonna be able to do it with pressure points like that!)

[@eduffy4937]

Same here. I've learned people, no matter how intoxicated they are, respond only to elbow pressure, or depletion of the freedom to breathe. Thankfully with drunks both are easy targets to get control of. For drugs I go for the back and gain control of the neck only.

[@michaelmaher4328]

when dude said only a few ears have pulled the ear off, i couldnt stop laughing. good shit to know for a 65 year old

[@walkingwithdogs8547]

These are great and do work, but only a few will work well in alot of real life situations because of the other persons adrenaline does subdue alot of pain.

[@elreekosuaveh2509]

Trainer - "The ear doesn't always tear off..." Demonstrator - 😮

[@justinbreeden7922]

These instructors live in a fantasy world

[@adkadk407]

its one thing to demo and the reality is way different

[@CjJohns1776]

Dare you to tell a green beret that. Please record it

[@Silver_Revolution]

You get shot when he gets away.

[@justinbreeden7922]

Dont much care what color their hat is​@@CjJohns1776

[@ronaldschlager4888]

Well then, Justin breeden, where are your videos we can see? Let me take a look, so I can see YOUR REALTY, from their FANTASY.

[@CTCAC2000]

Oh man, is this why I was wondering about the date on the sour cream?

[@rickwhitehouse8069]

I think a lot of this is easier said than done. I couldn’t see myself doing any of these maneuvers, or techniques. It takes a very special person with no fear, or hesitation to be able to effectively perform these fighting moves.

[@njoyingtube1]

If you worry about it . if your outlook is negative. . QUESTION , COULD YOU ALWAYS DRIVE . BE POSITIVE BE SAFE .

[@squadgeman3247]

I've used a few of these techniques. I don't see members of the general public having the opportunity or need for using them.

[@SocialistDistancing]

​@HydraulicJackYou don't need to be a tough guy. You just need to be willing to defend yourself. Nobody is coming to save you.

[@SocialistDistancing]

@squadgeman3247 that depends where you live. Better to be prepared and not need it, than to be unprepared.

[@AnaHernandez-ts7nj]

Just don't be a p****and initiate

[@AK-Solution-47]

Ahhh the 1980's mustache all law enforcement had back then

[@Noneofyourbiz71]

Thumbs 👍 is for the assistants!!

[@PureBlood42]

He wasn't sorry.

[@magvs_mæstro216]

I knew someone who was a pressure point expert NO ONE COULD TOUCH HIM!! (and If they did, they regretted their decision, IMMEDIATELY!!!)

[@M-a-k-o]

Steven Segal, right?🤭

[@vladcraioveanu233]

How would they perform against a rabid Mike Tyson or Lennox Lewis or Devon Larat?

[@magvs_mæstro216]

@@M-a-k-o Steven Segal does Aikido. You're not one of those ones who thinks Steven isn't legit, just because people make fun of him, right? Because he is VERY legit. Maybe it's the people making McDojo videos, and they for some reason add him on the thumbnail, that might have you thinking like that.

[@magvs_mæstro216]

@@vladcraioveanu233 Well, Mike nor Lewis went to highschool with us. I doubt he could take on a rabid Tyson, but he DID always need 5 cops to subdue him. He never threw a Puch or kick (he was a little slow. .special Ed status, but was actually a black belt in karate.....never seen a karateka utilize pressure points like he did) After highschool, when he was an adult, cops stopped playing with him. In fact, when he went to Texas (we're from SoCal) for the first time,they threw him in jail, and roughed him up pretty bad. They stepped on his neck, until it touched the ground. He hasn't been the same since now that I think about it. Damn. Stroll down memory lane.

[@mikegleed5842]

Goodnight Irene

[@aubreyleonae4108]

extreme circumstances .... yup, it was

[@Dr_Larken]

0:11 if someone was just listening to the audio with no context.. go ahead from the timestamp close your eyes and just listen! Anyways, when I was on a base in the middle of nowhere during another day of intense hand to hand combat training. Our instructor demonstrated some of the ancient knowledge passed down… OK it was Ft. lost in the woods, MOS & MCMAP. Gunny was demonstrating on probably our biggest guy. Compliance/ come along technique “the thumb” I’m pretty sure he was enjoying torturing the guy/ kid. Maybe a small 18y dude, I was in aww! The only thing he was doing, was holding the kids thumb. Moving his arm around no different than if somebody had a wand and was casting a spell. It was almost like magic! Compliance techniques were always my favorite to learn, not favorite, interesting. I don’t know how to explain it! 6:49 you know someone’s watching this because some dude attacked them, took their child and sold it on the black market!

[@jamescohn4268]

I used to see people walking up and chocking people everyday. Not any more with this! Where was this for the last 50years????

[@Mogsey1972]

Blimey, I could almost feel the pain there.

[@auxmike718]

These three scenarios look like they were filmed in the 80s and the 90s lol😅

[@anthonymcbride855]

That thumbnail looks brutal Af😂

[@micstonemic696stone]

Do you know why soldiers have short hair Just for those who don't know ÷ it is easy to hold a person on the floor by their hair

[@jsj31313jj]

Jim 😮

[@ThermalSnakeMerc]

Yeah but what if they lay down on the ground and wait for you to climb on top of them?

[@rexjrd963]

Everything I've learned in martial arts is points to front chokes or collar grabs are one of the stupidest moves someone could do to you.

[@slotsandmoreslots]

Didn't think the voluteers looked very happy after

[@bruceleroy8063]

Jim West is a lot meaner than the other guys on here😂

[@danzelwasherton1234]

dam seen like the instructor has heard some rumours about his wife and the assistant 😂

[@liverpoolscottish6430]

Some of these techniques are taught to the police in the UK- albeit in a slightly different format. Most of them originate from William E Fairbairn's system of gutter fighting.

[@jomal7679]

A lot of that will not work on experienced grapplers, my instructors nerves were all dead around his face from years of grappling pushing on his nerves was useless.

[@micstonemic696stone]

Thank you number two I've seen people so impressed with ideas But with a big man who's day job requires a lot of strength technique isn't going to get you out of it

[@historyhunter5215]

Woooooooaaahohoho calm down there Jean Claude Segul...😂😂😂😂

[@JackMacInnis-y5w]

The 80's when brutal bar fights were actually clean compared to the weapons used today....I carry an apple peeler at all times....legal if more than 3 guys are on ya. Older gentleman should carry a cane , and buy one used for defense ..not the cheap kind.

[@solanaceae2069]

Any man who can grow a moustache like mine knows what he's talking about.

[@anthonyromano8565]

I like it.

[@topfeedcoco]

@3:00 Dude has never seen the ear come of "occasionally".

[@Stroy2024-d7d]

Lots of similar stuff that was taught by Fairbairn-Sykes who trained the OSS back in the day. He did the mana wave lol

[@RyanMcAllister-e5g]

Ive been talking to Steven Seagal and he says this is no where near a top level technique.. If you want to learn real effective defense techniques, sign up for his class!

[@jasonms...1313.Conscious...]

Do you know about the pressure point somewhere on the neck that will knock you out instantly? My evil stepfather used to use it on my mom, siblings and I. Then whispered things in our ears when we were under! He said he was a Navy seal and a Green Berry. He is quite the liar too !

[@Callmesnake9455]

I can imagine John Wick being like "Hmmm a pencil..."

[@Boomshaka]

the hollow points in my Glock 19X dont need touch points

[@6DunJuan9]

Dude in green went nuts on him next training session..I hope he did, and I'm sorry for laughing at you dude in green