HOW TO USE A TACTICAL FLASHLIGHT WITH NICK DROSSOS

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Nick Drossos is distinguished as one of the most prized self-defense experts in the world and founder of Nick Drossos Defensive Tactics System, combining a plethora of meticulously designed self-defense techniques. Nick empowers his pupils with high-caliber skills that include awareness training, subjective assessments of violence, weapon defense, stress training, and real-life scenario drills.
For two decades, Nick studied traditional martial arts such as Kung Fu and Taekwondo. He also trained boxing, Thai boxing, Jiu-Jitsu, Mix Martial Arts, and diverse reality-based self-defense systems, including Krav Maga. Honoured accolades extend to include Kettlebell, TRX, Fitness Kickboxing Canada, Yoga Fit and CanFitPro.
Nick's practice and dexterity have also earned him international success as a prominent strength training coach, securing a dynamic kinship with professional MMA Fighter, Davis Dos Santos. Other high-profile distinctions include comedian - Sugar Sammy - producer, Septicfish - Master Chef, Dino (Babydoll) comedian - Pantelis.
Nick's self-defense instruction, fitness intelligence, and raw life experience impeccably connect in his renowned KZbin channel, with over 380K subscribers. His Code Red Defence program, with over 220K subscribers, is inspired by survivalism and awareness. Nick's warrior-like prowess and gift to propel motivational greatness, intensify his self-defense videos.
Nick merited features in Men's Health Magazine and GTI. Additionally, City TV, TVBS National, Todd Shapiro, Breakfast Television, 'Read This If You Want To Be KZbin Famous' and most recent, Global T.V
Collaborations with UFC fighter, Elias Theodorou, Mike Rosa, Master Ken, and Sensi Ando have been monumental. Notable podcasts have included Bogdan Rosu, Master Wong, McDojo, Path To Manliness, John McAfee, American Warrior, Todd Shapiro, and American Society.
Coveted by military, police, and security personnel on an international level, Nick has conducted training seminars in NYC, Vienna, Athens, and Montreal with requests for his renowned self-defence expertise surmounting. In most recent Nick developed and certified, the Defensive Tactic Unit, of the Boston police in his Edge Weapon Instrcutor Certification.

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[@Ashroyer86]

When he said could be used as a weapon- instant smile. That's why I clicked. If there is an object, he has a way to make it a weapon.

[@BradYaeger]

I use flashlights like this one a LOT. One and off around between 50-75 times a night . WAY more than most people ever would. Gone through about 7 different models from cheap to around $150.00 . Here's what I have learned : 1)- The multi settings can be more hassle than they are worth. Most the time you just want a quick on/off and next thing you know you are clicking through strobes or can't get it to come on at all, or maybe you want it off and it's taking too long. So maybe look for single setting ones. 2)- High powered LED lights that use AA batteries have a sudden drop off in power from 100% to around 40% after semi-heavy use. There's no slow fade like with a regular bulb. It's a bit better with a rechargeable battery . But you can be using it and it instantly goes dim. From my research this does not happen with larger batteries. 3) - Thumb operated switches use springs and those springs can compress and stop making proper contact . Even good ones. So look for that, you may need give them a stretch. 4) - They all use computer chips, and all computer chips are buggy. One of my cheapo' s and my most expensive one both would do weird random stuff like just turn themselves on and drain the battery. Or just not turn on at all. Hope that's helpful. What I finally did was set one aside with fresh batteries , single setting , and that's my "Things go bump in the night " flashlight. I know exactly what it's going to do if I need it . Then I have several cheap ones in various places that I do heavy use with. On average I go through 2 AA batteries every 5 days even though the light gets maybe an hours worth of on time, its the constant on/off that does it I think.

[@sameerqureshi-kh7cc]

Exactly! There are no rules in self defense! Nick your to the point and real life scenario approach makes you unique among all other self defense instructors 😊👍

[@scottyg5403]

When I worked club and event security the flashlight and the radio were our best tools! Excellent video! Thanks

[@archsys307]

right.. nobody wants the brights on them in the CLUB… aw hell naw mfs gonna have to start wearing makeup

[@backwoodskarate9300]

Hard2hurt loves the idea of a flashlight for self defense.

[@shadrakethestud]

As always ty Nick I too have a flashlight🔦 well I have two not the same so for me it does help having two types of tactical torches 🔦. I love ur channel.

[@sauronthecutie]

This is such a brilliant advice

[@Mikefawbush]

I always carry a pocket light. With strobe. It's hard for someone to see, with a light in there face. Also a flashlight allows you To deploy, other tools. Or just to distract someone and create a window of time.

[@carcher3279]

Exactly! in a night or low light setting this could be useful if not to deter an assailant, then to disorient and lower their strike accuracy.

[@archsys307]

It’s not a gun, obviously. But compared to bare knuckle boxing? Shit, it’s one of the best enhancements in a brawl

[@TheAtomicBear]

Great content my friend! This should help a lot of people to realize all the tools they can carry and use for self-defense. Our Flashlight is a great example!

[@Tony_Xie]

Atomic Bear products such good products and good company！

[@jeepnypitpits]

Disco fight ❤

[@marquanbrand-moorehead1887]

Yesss

[@alimfuzzy]

I used to carry one but would it got uncomfortable in my pocket so used to never take it with me. So I just store a baton tactical flash light in my car as its way more intimidating (rather scare them off than have to use it) and just have a tactical pen on my person. Knives and guns are illegal where I live.

[@its_EZ]

I always use a tactical ‚fleshlight‘.

[@carcher3279]

lol!

[@madjack821]

Nebo 6k lumens. Damn bright.