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[@50PlusWarriorFitness]

I think one of the biggest hinderances to properly dealing with violence today, at least from what I've seen here in America over the past 20 years, is not only people being conditioned to acquiesce to violence from childhood, but now it's fear of going to prison for appropriately responding to immediate violence. The law here works in favor of the violent criminal and against those who use appropriate violence to defend themselves. The law is conditioning people to be afraid to fight back. When I was a kid, if you gave a bully a bloody nose, everyone applauded. Today, the bully is seen as the victim, and the kid who fought back gets suspended. Maybe even charged with assault and battery. Defend yourself or your family and you're the bad guy. This emboldens violent people, as they have nothing to lose, while good people have everything to lose by fighting back. Then everyone wonders why violent crime increases. Very sad. 😪

[@schoolofselfprotection]

I absolutely see what you are saying. But in the heat of the moment this kind of thinking will enhance the already passive conditioning. As long as you fight back when it's reasonable and necessary you have a good chance to get away with it. That said, I take the consequences rather then be dead or injured. We need predatory thinking instead of thinking about legal issues when it's time to protect yourself. You are right, it's a challenge when the law protects the criminal. Maybe it's time to think more like a criminal for that reason...

[@_Sam62]

Very informative and an eye opener! Thanks! 💪🏼👊🏼👍🏼

[@siddcandy]

I gotta tellya man. This is by far the most useful and intelligent self-defence video I have seen. Max respect. Outstanding!

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Very much appreciated!!

[@Robin-gd8py]

I come from a martial art background since I was a kid, thinking that I will be able to "protect myself in the streets". Oh boy, I was wrong! After watching your videos, all it took was a SIMPLE mindset and a SIMPLE techniques under real fight-stress! I used to watch martial arts videos often but now I'm surprised to find myself avoiding anything "martial art- related" because I know it doesn't work in real fight-stress with adrenaline and other factors... Thank you Michiel for these wonderful videos...

[@waltherwagner9711]

Good point. For me, as someone who needs this skill for his job (just like you), the difficult part isnt to be aggressive, but to switch that aggression on in a very short time (from one second to another), even if you are tired etc etc

[@charliefarleyba8940]

Excellent. To be honest I struggle with being aggressive. Mindset is the most powerful weapon. Thank you.

[@SlickCat]

Most street predators are inherently aggressive. Your concept is 100 % correct. The average person avoids aggression, completely to our detriment in a self defense senario ! Got to learn to switch it ON !!

[@stephenmundane]

Thanks Micheil -- top content. “A bullet from a gun does not make a distinction between practice and combat. You are training to be one and the same way in your life” ― Miyamoto Musashi

[@Trailcamescape]

First Class Content! This is the 'Trigger' that fires the weapon! Great video

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you for the appreciation!

[@wimlokate5297]

Great information, i trained martial arts for years but nobody say these things, just as you say, go to the motion.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Right on! Thank you!

[@lsporter88]

You are of course, right and correct about this. What you're saying makes perfect sense. Great video.

[@anomaloussapien4903]

TY for the great share here. People need to hear different perspectives on any one thing in order to wrap their heads around it. Case in point. This video SHOULD convey to the listener how to remember to stand up on ur hind legs and become an active participant in FREE HUMANITY! Bravo Sir! TY for the video...

[@schoolofselfprotection]

You are welcome!!

[@scottbeaver26]

You already have great videos , the fact that you made one of my favorite movies as an example makes it that much better...thank you for the great content sir.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Glad you liked it!🙏🏻

[@BMO_Creative]

Yessir! Once again, this video proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that this is the best self defense channel on youtube!

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Very much appreciated!!

[@haloaxe6567]

This guy seems so awesome, I just found you today and I've watched a few videos so far. You are hilarious but also quite serious which is perfect and your information is very valuable and realistic! I hope to watch more and learn more from you

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Very much appreciated!🙏🏻

[@4Ubu]

Very good talk! Control is responsible for our conditioning with mindful intent. Thank you

[@spacelord2234]

Absolutely excellent explained. Thanks Michiel 💥

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you!!

[@GraveRave]

Great topic! The way you train is the way you respond.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

I appreciate that!

[@user-uw8qo7gs2r]

Excellent, as always

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks!

[@markdeacon264]

Excellent content 👍👍👍

[@bahissiaga7841]

Bro I love your videos people are stupid to aggression you watch this video you can train to deal with aggressive person thank you to share this

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you!

[@uchenwokedi6812]

Good to see you brother...pls do more videos like this! Wishing you a speedy recovery 🙏🏾

[@kusta80]

wt happened?

[@uchenwokedi6812]

@@kusta80 he had a surgery recently.

[@GewoonGaande_]

Best Of The Best Michiel🏆💪

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Way too kind! 🙏🏻

[@wenerbronkhorst7455]

Hallo Michael. Ice to see u again. Missed ure videos. Welcome back.

[@dumimic]

Good information

[@arcturus475]

Quality content

[@dr.s.p.]

Great presentation as always! Kiai 気合 - on steroids. A must have! Learning to develop the switch, then refine how to switch it on instantly with such overwhelming sudden multiple strikes aggression to chosen targets is key, (Surprise Aggression Speed), but then learning to switch it off equally as quick is also important and required in the eyes of the law when the proverbial happens (with people and cameras around). You absolutely may preemptive strike and that law should be learned. The switch is key and the demon is released.

[@Gladius-Kravmaga]

MINDSET Tactics Skills Gear If you don’t got the right mindset - forget the rest! Great video! Thank you sir!! 🔥

[@DesiFR25]

I love your videos! Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us. When are you coming to Los Angeles?

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks you! Maybe one day, it’s on my bucket list!🙏🏻

[@NNamesis]

Noted with thanks. Long time no see Mr Mulder. Greetings from Malaysia

[@zachariaswulk8558]

Good Stuff and verry Important for the own Mindset❤

[@maximmovie6712]

Amazing video man where can i train with you

[@S_R_AH]

I always thought that clockwork orange ment that hed always end up in prison, wearing orange.

[@user-pn3xh8kd3j]

Quality info M 👍

[@tbfromnc5944]

I completely agree with you that learning techniques alone without conditioning our brain might lead to failure in the real world of violence. However, there is such a thing as the "fight or flight" syndrome which we all feel when threatened. When we are being attacked, the thug is already ahead of us regarding his level of violence. He is ready to hurt/kill us no matter what without worrying about the consequences. For us, however, we are at the peaceful and "good citizen" mindset when the attack occurs. and it will/might take a bit of time to turn on our level of aggressiveness to match the thug. My question to you is, is there a mental trick you use to trigger this violence urge in us to match the thug's? you said in your video that training as realistically as possible would help us get to that level, but when we're training, we all know that it isn't real; we are not going to get badly hurt or die from this encounter. Therefore, we are still in a comfortable environment where the "fight of flight" syndrome doesn't kick in. I want to be able to turn on the "animal' switch in me on an instant when being attacked, and not feel a sudden uncontrollable sensation of fear which could paralize me. So again, is there any mental training you would suggest to address this issue? sorry for the length of this post but I wanted to try to make my point as clear as possible. Thank you for what you do.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Trust me..this is possible to simulate in training. Until the point your brain doesn’t know it’s a drill. That’s what we do. It’s not fight or flight by the way. It’s freeze first. Then you fight or flight depending on training, DNA, mindset and ability and/or injury. You need to control your adrenaline and fight stress by understanding them at first..and knowing how to. That’s where all our training comes into place.

[@mobakheit761]

Brother - you are awesome but my 2nd favorite combateer. My absolute favorite is YOUR POOCH 🐶 🐶🐶😉 More shots of poochy please👍👌

[@dfullerton93]

as a martial arts and self defense instructor, getting my students to tap in to the right mindset to actually deal with threats, is by far the HARDEST thing to teach.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

It is!

[@jejaitf]

Good material!🎉

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you very much!

[@brucelambert344]

its just TRUE bravo

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you!

[@Knucky_Sammich]

"This would sharpen you up and make you ready for a bit of the old ultra-violence."

[@kravmagacornouaille]

Great video. Mindset, aggression and visualization are criminally underused in self defense even though they are three key ingredients in the recipe that will allow you to use whatever techniques you've learned in a real situation. If you only practise techniques in a sanitized environment among friends, your brain will not recognize a violent encounter as the type of event where it needs to use these techniques. A question I'm interested in as a fellow self defense instructor is How do you teach your students to STOP at the right time, ie. before they use disproportionate violence and end up in legal trouble? I find it easy to train that animal rage on pads, where people will sometimes literally rip them to shreds with long series of strikes as they growl and foam at the mouth, but I find it much harder to train them to stop at the right time. And unfortunately in certain jurisdictions, even one strike too many is enough to get you in trouble. So, do you for example have aggressors fake surrender or being knocked out? What cues ,if any, do you have in place?

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Operant condition in training. Condition them like dogs. Man down mean stop. It’s a process but very important indeed. Our pad-feed is designed like this too. The brain needs to understand when to stop when it’s in its limbic system.

[@kravmagacornouaille]

@@schoolofselfprotection Thank you for your answer. I usually don't comment so I'll take this opportunity to say I really appreciate all the knowledge you share and your no-nonsense, reality-based approach to self protection. Being a 'kravist' by trade, I wish krav maga hadn't strayed so far from this path... May you and Lee keep up the good work!

[@OldBadger1]

Thank You. In my training (Combatives,FMA) I use the Switch a lot, sometimes on tires. Problem: When Sparing I can't go 100%. People find it challenging (becouse of my aggression not skill) to spar with me as it is. Plus im getting old and injury recovery time is getting long. My approach is: if there is no resistance , you will never know what really works for you. Your thoughts? P.S. I have incorporated some of your techniques into my personal training. Thanks.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

You need to test everything with resistance. That’s were everything I teach comes from. Sparring is always good but is not simulating real street violence. You need good and hard scenario training with resistance and good role play for that. It’s key for Self-Protection training. That’s why we need to keep it simple and gross motor.

[@j.h.4021]

Top.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks!🙏🏻

[@BryanPartington]

VIDDY WELL LITTLE BROTHER , VIDDY WELL!!!!

[@schoolofselfprotection]

haha awesome!

[@Jari1973]

👍👍

[@schoolofselfprotection]

🙏🏻

[@MAXTHALOS]

👍

[@cyberserk5614]

I'm watching this video while drinking a glass of milk.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

I’m typing this while taking a 💩

[@saelrepresentativite1180]

huge

[@cat.coffin5386]

hell yes

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks!

[@albo6106]

Sopra un ring nessuno usa aggressività, ma restano tutti calmi. Come mai?

[@suleymanv.7228]

Thank you ❤

[@schoolofselfprotection]

You are welcome brother!

[@isidorearthur9143]

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[@BINAN_ATH]

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[@schoolofselfprotection]

Interesting. Never heard of it. I look it up.