Intimidation training/dealing with a grab

[@MissileGuidance]

Fellow viewers. Do not play this video on loud volume in the living room

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Hahahah I apologize! I pinned your comment 🤣

[@MissileGuidance]

@@schoolofselfprotection It's all good I learnt lots, thank you so much for your productions!

[@cedricdesmarais1418]

I started it in my bed, trying to get asleep. But its my girlfriend next to me that puted me to sleep 😂

[@OSVALDORODRIGUEZ-mf5ny]

Lol

[@vtecbanger3180]

My wife does this to me every time I come home late. I fear only god now.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Exactly the reason we train this! 🤣 it becomes another day at the office at one point! Thank your wife!

[@MyDIY2HowTo]

Best defense is not being there. Therefore you may need a really good divorce lawyer lol.

[@vtecbanger3180]

@@MyDIY2HowTo call me a risk taker

[@MyDIY2HowTo]

@@vtecbanger3180 c'mon you should atleast consider it, you can always give her everything in half.

[@MyDIY2HowTo]

@@vtecbanger3180 well atleast the perk is you got yourself a free drill Sargent.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

For the people who say: I would do this and this and this. It’s not relevant! Not everybody is so awesome as you! This is mostly for people to understand how scary this is. And that your limbic system takes over if you experience this! To create the need to learn for students that you don’t want to be there! And to be first with action! I don’t care how you do it..just don’t end up in a situation like that! We trained a Re-active dynamic that day..best is always pre-emptive! Thanks.

[@waynesimpson2074]

Agreed. We used to add a major intolerable ,irritation to this training drill; the aggressor used the focus mit to lightly palm grind into the victims face, it's enough to limit your line of sight, obstruct your breathing, make your nose cartilage very uncomfortable but ...it really enhances that 0 to 100 action time especially for the students who have difficulty jump-starting their adrenaline flow.

[@jdubmash]

Be one thing if you clowns weren't on every androgen they make... That's what most of you get your confidence from.. Let's see how many of you are neanderthal without gear!? Lol...

[@ghyogi1]

Urban C.N.Exactly.. people talk a lot of shit and internet is full of "grandmasters"of fighting.I am an average guy and I'm not ashamed to admit if somebody grab and pinn me like that would probably frozen on the spot.So thank you for this video and for sharing knowledge.(sorry english is not my native lan.)

[@schoolofselfprotection]

@@ghyogi1 Thanks brother! Much appreciated!

[@schoolofselfprotection]

@@jdubmash Say this in my face keyboard warrior. I'll show you my true colors.

[@darrennorton6881]

Brilliant, I have trained in martial arts for 30+ years and you are absolutely correct with your training, only gross motor skills and aggression works for real fighting. Martial arts are beautiful and enhance every part of life, fighting is ugly and ruthless, we must learn both. Great videos thank you for sharing

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks a lot! Much appreciated!!

[@Polentaccio]

Take any art and work it's basics under pressure, resistance, and in drills. That's the secret. Keep it simple. Also throw in basic ground game and knife defence.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

@@Polentaccio there is no secret! A compressed toolbox with gross motor skills only that is pressure tested to the max!

[@michidwyer4845]

Good words,I’ve trained in martial arts 45 years,you’ve summed up its purpose better than any one(wish I had said it first though!👏👏)

[@1madinjun]

This is why you have screaming Drill Sergeants/Instructors in the military. Perform a task under stress or get possibly killed.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Yes!!!! Thanks!

[@costinmarin4164]

Ooo, yes! You are absolutely right!

[@jhooliganentertainment7413]

What I came here to say. Ah, memories. *wipes spit off face*

[@adrianilarramendi7031]

As a former soldier, totally agree with you

[@hubertvelasquez1358]

Or have four of them yelling at you at once, wondering who tf you re supposed to respond to first lol

[@amospizzey1]

This is 100% correct . The adrenaline dump makes many brave skilled men freeze

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks!!

[@solomonstello]

Maybe that's why I'd struggle doing this exercise.

[@adrianilarramendi7031]

Agreed

[@mrv1271]

Totally agree

[@MLEPOS1]

Why?

[@StevenRayW]

Be grateful when someone grabs you like this in a fight; it's a telltale sign that they are untrained.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Great predatory thinking!

[@rnewh6258]

It also means they dont want to fight yet...looking for bark to show the pack. Thats when the decisions based on the saying "all bark and no bite" comes true or not. What do you do next?... how do you want to walk away from this? 1. Lose some "face"' (respect) but no scratches or bruises and tail between the legs. 2. Knowing they will back down with a push or hold equal to there's to not escalate to next level...full on fight 3. Fight it out... Factors- 1. your size vs him 2. Your skill vs. his perceived skill 3. Who is around- his boys, a large crowd at a night club, alone

[@rnewh6258]

It doesn't neccesarily mean untrained, just a warning for you and a show for others. Only fractions of a split second to weigh all those up...good luck. Or, just try not to get in that situation, around those people or places.

[@Desperado3248]

Make them pay for every inch of real estate. Or you can put your finger in his eye while he is yelling.

[@rameez328]

I doubt this would work with a tall Guy

[@casual_sk8er]

No other martial arts/self defence training would teach something like this, that's why I love UC 👊🏻

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks brother! It’s the missing link!

[@mistermindahenziandalasnus3754]

There are a few others that do this. Since the 80s even.

[@robd1329]

Now this is new!!!

[@bernieweber4663]

Kenpo taught us mostly defensive skills and escapes back in the 1970's. Don't know what they do now

[@melovmv]

Master Wong has been teaching this for years! Another great channel

[@mrv1271]

This is so so so important. As a martial artist, it’s the psychology of a terrifying moment that you need to understand. Most people would freeze. This training is a must.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks!

[@spinninbackfistz7997]

You are a great teacher! You are teaching REAL life situations and preparing people for REAL scenarios! I subscribed

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you! Much appreciated!

[@jhooliganentertainment7413]

I’m happy to see this is being trained. The closer you can get your training to real life the better it is for your students to truly understand what it’s like - less false sense of security.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Exactly! Thanks!

[@happy_go_lucky_arts555]

This is an awesome idea for practicing control of the fight of flight instinct! You can see the immediate differences between the helper, who looks visibly flustered, turns red, body moving a bit erratically, etc. vs the coach having an almost icy demeanor and was hardly moving. Finding ways to numb ourselves to certain stimuli in order to maintain a level of control and calmness is a gift. I love this idea from a purely psychological level, the applications are just icing on the cake

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks!!!!

[@happy_go_lucky_arts555]

@@schoolofselfprotection seriously I wish this was a more widely received experience. Being able to control ourselves when we perceive danger is a hell of a lot different than when we are in danger. Part of me wants to ask friends to do this for me but I don’t think they could. Even at the gym I go to. It’s purely physical rather than adding those psychological aspects of reality. Fight of flight is real whether you are in a tournament or not.

[@earlagustin1543]

this is the ONLY channel that's been teaching the REAL art of self defense!! GOOD JOB!!!!!

[@jammyface3041]

I am so in love with this training. I've seen so many BS self defense techniques and systems. This is real. This is true conditioning and stress inoculation. This is pressure that will grow someone and truly prepare them for a real encounter. There is no substitution for someone grabbing you with real aggression and screaming in your face. In the moment, most people freeze up. It's been proven time and time again statistically. This will help a person to think in the midst of the stress and fear. Brilliance

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you very much!!

[@michaelross1452]

The first 7 seconds is what its like for my squad when we lose in COD.

[@daveschannel8057]

Now this is what i call a selfdefense class. I tell to my muaythai students every time that fighting in the ring is not the same as on the street because of that intimidation factor. Perfect training keep up the good work. Wish i could train in your gym.

[@dogguyful]

This guy is awesome-his military like approach to training is unique and incredible. It's missing in most trainings.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you very much!! Much appreciated!

[@Polentaccio]

The dutch have always had a strong no bullshit approach to life in general but also martial arts. Strip all the fancy shit out of it and get down to business! I know this because my mom is dutch and she sugar coats nothing lol..very direct. Great vid.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Exactly :-). Thanks for the kind words! Say hi to your mother for me (haha no disrespect intended!!! Just dutchies showing eachother some respect :))

[@Polentaccio]

@@schoolofselfprotection Ha! none taken. I don't think I'd get very far even if I had to defend her honour! succes met je kanaal!

[@schoolofselfprotection]

@@Polentaccio thanks!!!

[@schoolofselfprotection]

@Michael Ryan Dutch is difficult!!

[@OldBadger1]

Thank you. 0 to 10 instantly. The most important and usually overlooked aspect of Self Defence.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you very much !

[@Clint_Yeetwood]

Soccer mom: I think I will sign up little Timmy for that martial arts class he wanted. (Walks into building), (Guys screaming at each other), (Runs out).

[@schoolofselfprotection]

hahahah great response....

[@roger4roger]

that's why you get you dad to take you hahah

[@MikeS24-v4s]

LOL!!! The first thing the kid hears "I'm gonna bite off your head and sh*t down your neck!!"

[@mitchellgardner2193]

Screaming gibberish, whistles & chaos. lol

[@Clint_Yeetwood]

@@MikeS24-v4s Just let the scenario play put in your head. It gets better the more you picture it lol.

[@MrCageCat]

I needed this growing up. 41 years old and I'm still afraid of conflict like this, so much that I'll go the long way around if I see potential trouble.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Always to best to avoid! Best self protection!

[@MrCageCat]

@@schoolofselfprotection True but I tend to avoid ANY conflict in my life, no matter how small. Makes me feel weak....

[@triniortega4273]

It's not too late to start training.

[@theinteriordecorator4652]

@@MrCageCat there is no such thing as too old to start training yourself and finding out how to redirect that fear. Find a real professional near you, join a class and you've already gotten past vthe hardest part.

[@Mort7an]

I didn't start training until I was 49 years old. One of the best decisions I ever made. :)

[@zplitterz]

Yup, dealt with this a month ago. He didnt touch me. But was yelling, threatening. Threw a piece of firewood at my face from 4 feet away. He didnt follow up. I dodged it. I got out of there. Walked out, thankfully didnt need to make contact. Get back to my life.

[@fulcovergouw6510]

Good realistic training. Getting comfortable with the uncomfortable. Love it

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks Fulco!

[@cristianzuleta8197]

That's training!, Feels very real. It shocked me at first, but now I want to travel there to join you. Awesome

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Feel welcome!! Always!

[@mcsuchnsuch]

Geez, I had flashbacks of watching Bas teach self defense. Great stuff about using your adrenaline as a express way to overcome your fear and go straight to 10. 🤙🏽

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks!!

[@michaelbloomer451]

Reminded me of Bas too, partially the accent, but the overall approach too I think

[@johnjohnson5116]

Good training. As someone who’s worked in Oakland for 30 years I can get used to the violence but it’s hard at first to get used to the screaming it throws you off your bubble. So it’s good practice in the situation to not only do the physical aspect but also emotional.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

You understand! Thanks!

[@OnlyUknow2]

Oakland is wild I stay about 25 minutes away from the town. It takes a strong individual to work or even live in Oakland. Lol they really need to burn Oakland down and start over.

[@patryka11]

It is great, brilliant. What is happening in 5-10 seconds of sport fight? Nothing really, checking the distance and so on. 5 seconds in a bar fight? fucking everything. You teach what I need.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks! Let me know if I can help!

[@hope4ourfallen]

First time I ever saw that grab used in a REALISTIC WAY..You went straight Beast Mode💖 My damn dog ran when he heard ya snap on the dude😂

[@johnbraucher1499]

Chael sonnen has best advice for this. "I can't let you get close!"

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Facts!

[@Joka.3000]

It is the first time i see someone addressed so much, the psychological part in a confrontation. I subscribed and wish you all the success in the world, your classes are really impressive.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

What an great comment. Much appreciated and wish you the same! 🙏🏻

[@christoffer32]

Remember ear protection, or you Will suffer permanent hearing damage.....

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Say what? Can you repeat that? Can’t hear you.

[@tatianamartinez9319]

😂

[@rodgerhempfing2921]

They were hitting the hand pads to simulate the ears.

[@peacefulwarrior4078]

You'll be amazed at what kind of EFFECT it has when someone boxes your ears EXTREMELY hard can do ! You can literally blowout somebody's eardrums by doing this and blown out eardrums are EXTREMELY PAINFUL ! The element of a quick SURPRISE counter ATTACK is a deciding factor of you walking away vertical or you being the one on the floor ! Saw this done by a smaller dude in a bar when a larger guy did the same grabbing of his shirt just like you were demonstrating Put the larger dude on the floor screaming in ALOT OF PAIN !

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Absolutely! Keyboard warriors think is not working. But I saw somebody close to me doing it to somebody while working the doors and he popped both of his eardrums!

[@noiseviolation2634]

I love how Drum&Bass is the music of choice..dope

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks! Best tunes!!

[@Blake91666]

One of the first instructors who shows how it really is! Respect

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you!

[@renopereira1434]

I have trained for many years in all disciplines of martial arts, but love watching this 👊🏼😎👊🏼 great #punisher shirt 👍😁

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks for the kind words! T-shirt is from under armour!

[@renopereira1434]

@@schoolofselfprotection 👍😎👊🏼 THX MATE

[@Braindazzled]

This is brilliant! One of the biggest problems with a lot of martial arts is the spirit of fun and sportsmanship, which is fine for most things, but doesn't prepare you for dealing with aggression the way you're doing.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Exactly! Thanks!

[@russdenshuick7622]

I was in when you turned around with the punisher shirt. Then you’re talking real shit. I say find comfort in the uncomfortable to my kids , and to the kids when I coach sports, all the time.

[@JosephelLeon]

Accurate. Same reason why you get yelled all the time in military bootcamp... You lear to remain focus in chaotic situation. Great video.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you! Much appreciated!

[@elpanamoe8040]

"First, we attack his heart!" said Green Goblin

[@solomonstello]

😆😆

[@RavenYeah-7]

Now that's what a great instructor does! Thank you for your service.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Much appreciated🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@mrkeggjr]

Awesome way to train, if you don’t train like you would react then you don’t know how to react!

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you!

[@Jgordo111jdg]

True this is how I froze up once and felt ashamed but later chose to increase my mental fortitude in case it ever happened again. Thank you for posting it’s 💯 true

[@anthonysicily5768]

Liked, Subscribed, & Saved. A GREAT tutorial

[@reyes01us]

This is absolutely amazing training, if you don’t have your entire being trained, and I mean everything, horrible things can happen…. That’s why certain people get hurt, cause they go about their day not even concerned that something might happen, and when that something does happen they are frozen stiff from fear, or they get blind sided, it could be a number of things, BUT, if you train yourself at least a little bit, you’ll be ok….. as for me the moment I walk out my door my peripheral vision automatically turns on, any blind corner I approach I’m always checking, I make sure my doors are instantly locked as soon as I get in the car, I don’t need anyone trying to surprise attack me in my vehicle, I never sit with my back to a door, i have a system that works for me and so far so good 👍….. but back to this video, this is amazing training, and I could totally see this kind of training working for a lot of people, you HAVE to get comfortable with the uncomfortable I love that saying

[@supremecourt4131]

First video i saw which is talking about this topic This is exactly my problem in fights I'm just scared in the first place even if i'm pretty tall and doing sports

[@schoolofselfprotection]

No failure only feedback! Thanks!

[@rodgerhempfing2921]

Scared because you are in unknown territory. If you do some sparring you will used to physical contact.

[@Election0747]

This is golden. The first thing, on 0:35 is already so on point

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks!

[@robd1329]

Now this was intresting to see! No MA schools teach you how to keep cool when intimidation starts!

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Facts!!

[@donaldduck2801]

Thats why a well trained guy can freeze, and forget a great deal what they have learned. Most ma scools teach you a sport. Not serouse combat in real life. Often they are training on a sertend distance from each other, so they dont hit/ hurt each other by training. In real fight they have problems to hit right cause their training distance they use over and over ..

[@roadwarrior7401]

this really clicked with me, the denial of the situation must be replaced immediately with the switch from within very informative indeed thanks for taking the time to get this message over... best regards from the uk

[@Stranglethorn]

I feel like id accidentally giggle while doing the drill

[@theboyisso6960]

I feel like somebody would really smack the smile off your face for real too

[@Stranglethorn]

@@theboyisso6960 yeah like what your dad is doing to ur mom huh?

[@arondight6337]

@@theboyisso6960 lmao you got rekt by a kid m8

[@TooDirty]

Lol if you'd laugh you'd be a dangerous man if you knew how to fight 😂

[@bigd2829]

That’s a natural thing that’s pretty common actually. People who are uncomfortable and or nervous in a situation can laugh or giggle; everyone has their own natural way of dealing with it but for some it is to laugh and giggle. It’s a way for the brain to calm itself and reassure itself that it’s ok. That’s why this training exists, to get rid of your natural nervous ticks or your limbic system getting in the way.

[@ikkitosen1981]

Best way to train not enough clubs do this never underestimate how much shock and fear can lock people up in a real life attack. Don't train like a real attack can't learn how to effectively defend for real this tells me what good trainer this place has unlike so many other martial arts school out there.

[@blackneotheone2978]

I love the gritty shit the language bc that real ppl tun off the happy and be aware of your surroundings mate 👌

[@IzzoWingChun]

This type of training is absolutely essential.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks brother.

[@jong5156]

I came to youtube for a flatbread recipe....

[@schoolofselfprotection]

🤣 that escalated quickly!

[@jong5156]

@@schoolofselfprotection moral of the story, stay ready...

[@mielerodriguez5678]

The volunteers face, its funny to watch, I know I would be no different but it still makes me smile.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

It’s the amygdala doing his thing! Nobody can stop it! 😂

[@taylorcronin955]

I think I see Josh Fabia soaking in some knowledge in the back there bud.

[@conorfields171]

gona binge josh for a study in humsn BS

[@cuchulain1647]

This training seems legitimate. Actually useful. Addressing emotional, mental and tactical responses.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you!

[@cadiastands3308]

Without the instructor giving context and explaining what they're doing, this would look like a bully training academy.

[@shihonage]

A few years ago I was at a public protest, when some guy came up and strongly pushed me from behind (I was also going down an incline, so it felt strong). I turned around and he grabbed my jacket on chest level with one hand. I threw a cross at his face, he jolted back and let go of the jacket, then his hand went in my face (RIP sunglasses), I grabbed his sleeve and used his arm as a shield from his other arm, while punching him in the face several times with my free hand. Those weren't strong punches, but enough for him to feel overwhelmed and back off. Couldn't use my BJJ in the crowd, so the result was mix of Aikido concepts and bad boxing (I had 6 months of basic boxing, but somehow didn't dodge his hand going in my face).

[@kevinleamon7272]

Hands down, real world experience being taught. Thank you brother.

[@haikeljamelouledkhlaf2893]

Urban Combatives is one of the very few schools that teaches one everything needs to know about the menthal approach of combat and Michiel Mulder is doing a wonderful job in the Netherlands and abroad. Looking forward to meet him and learn again from UC in one of the UC seminars .

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks a lot brother!! Really thankful for your nice words! And humbled warriors like you are coming to my seminars!

[@ocanada1]

Mental preparedness training is good. Great example of auditory exclusion shown too.

[@davidfrancis6947]

power and speed aside, one reason we use long fist big windmills is the assumption that we will at least momentarily be reduced to gross motor function. I can easily visualize that being an effective response here in escape, and re-attack. thank you for the outstanding content

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank YOU!

[@ramslucas5140]

That palm strike to the ear works well it disorients the threat and the pressure it produces in the ear is highly effective....great vid man...im subbing..

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you very much!

[@ramslucas5140]

@@schoolofselfprotection I like real world Martial Arts I am Krav MAGA practioner myself....I appreciate your instruction...

[@schoolofselfprotection]

@@ramslucas5140 much appreciated!

[@J0r-El]

My wife, nephew and I were playing silent library and I was watching this in the meantime. As soon as they heard the yelling, they busted out laughing.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

You’re welcome :-)

[@1ajdelacruz]

Wow practising defence response against real unhinged violence and practising unleashing your monster _another excellent video! Thank you so much.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Much appreciated!

[@jamesnorris2262]

Best and most practical advice since Lee Morrison 👏

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you! Lee is my mentor!

[@brettmitchell8014]

Get comfortable with the uncomfortable. Great quote brother. Much love from Texas.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks brother for the kind words!

[@brettmitchell8014]

@@schoolofselfprotection yes sir. Thanks for the amazing videos. You deserve it.

[@emanualavery2297]

Happy that you brought realism to your training.People would know what to do in a situation when it arises.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you!

[@mlklotusmann6749]

Fear inoculation for real situations. Great training, thanks for sharing 👍🏼

[@regularnimnule9715]

This is really smart stuff. When the shit hits the fan it has to be hard, fast and repeatable under extreme stress. Thanks for making this very clear.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@TheLionAndTheLight]

Guys who like to get up close are my favorite. I can hurt you when you are close. It is guys who know to stay back and fire off shots that cause me trouble. First instinct when they get close is “what do I want to break first?”.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Now that’s the right predatory mindset!

[@TheLionAndTheLight]

@@schoolofselfprotection Hell yeah, brother.

[@russdenshuick7622]

I like the palm strike instead of a punch in the streets. Saves you hands. The double slap is just a distraction technique and gets your hands into position for the head clinch. That is a powerful position to deliver damage or creat space. Good real shit here man.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks!!! My hand lost a knuckle because of punching in the street. No failure only feedback for me!

[@pedroewert143]

Thank you that was really good. I remember when i was small i got mugged and the mugger was just really assertive - he and his friends just grabbed me and told me "go there i dont want to be seen and give me your stuff" they led me and i just froze and felt like in some trance until i realized some minutes later what just happened.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Exactly my point! Really overwhelming on a mental level! You did what the majority would do! Just a normal response from the brain! That’s why this training is so important. 🙏🏻

[@goldilocks913]

One of things l admire about the UC mindset is that they appreciate violence isn’t just some psycho with a machete. Having someone regularly intimidate you and get in your head can cripple you faster and longer than a bust nose or black eye. Intimidating behaviour leads inexorably to physical violence but it can take a while in certain circumstances. Low level violence can ruin your life too. No other fighting channel gets it as much as these guys ( and girls) , and more importantly gives you tools to overcome it . 👍

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you!

[@hilary.teanti]

Good video - well communicated. After watching this . . . you've got yourself another subscriber.

[@JonathanLopez-sl8nw]

Not doubting or disputing just my experience. True intimidation is in the optics and demeanor. I've never hit a level 10 on my martial arts meeter. But my 7 transferring into an 8 have made grown ass men with accolades fold, if not disengage. My father who was military in a 3rd world country tried to kill me when I was 19. Came in with the straggling and instant strength of malice intent. He saw me at a 6 and I was able to subdue him. Not easily. The deciding factor for me was his age and he had a moment of hesitation after the first two or three moments. I took it willing without flinching, with full eye contact; and his grip didn't weaken but didn't increase neither . I improvised and broke his hold. Fyi to any martial artist or combat enthusiast. I was 5'7 165lbs with a total of 1200+lbs (bench, deadlift, squat) with 10 years of active training. No shit man. I've been in bouts with black belts of various degrees, military, gangsters, and mentally ill people. Ain't no one shook me like my 55 year old pops with grey hair. We patched things up two years later after my first bid. He told me he was happy that he raised a real man. That has the ability to protect my own family when I get one. That shook me more than the fight G. Anyways been holding to that one for a decade+ now. Feels good thanks for reading and I really like that emblem of the 3 wolves.

[@redphoenix0910]

With so much drugs and mental illness out here in the Bay Area, so many people are just lashing out at strangers. Very informative video on how to deal with random acts of aggression.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you! Stay safe!

[@markreed2576]

Your hands are free when that attack happens. You have many options to choose from from. Practice drills like these are great and create muscle memory.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks!

[@rick_amsterdam]

God damn I love this guy's training method! I so hope to join his classes one day sooner than later! Greetings from Los Angeles!

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Very much appreciated!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@telchalone7115]

We did some stuff like this in the Guardian Angels London chapter in the early 90s

[@CoquitoPapi01]

Very good training. More people should be exposed to that level of aggression because plans fall apart quickly at first contact. Get comfortable with the uncomfortable and embrace the suck.

[@Daftronic]

Hello man. You are really intimidating without even have to show it. I think it is the attitude and the aura. Great vidéo by the way

[@lot5953]

LOL I guess you missed the skull on his black T-shirt

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks! I hear that a lot. Maybe my ugly face? Thanks for the support though. :-)

[@ArnoldVeeman]

Heerlijk effectief dit. Mijn moeder heeft me ook geleerd met super aggressief en intimiderend gedrag, ik herken dit wel. Je moet er aan wennen als je dit soort situaties de baas wil zijn. Wel een klotewereld om rekening mee te moeten houden, maar het is nou eenmaal zo. We zijn blijkbaar vanuit onze primaire gedrag net als ieder ander dier. Heel interessant in ieder geval! Dank je wel voor het delen van deze videos! 😃

[@smgibv4393]

Hoi. Nee... we zijn niet als andere dieren. Mensen zijn een aparte klasse. We kunnen redeneren. We hebben een God gegeven geweten. Fantastisch. Helaas laten teveel mensen zich leiden door hun vlees/gevoel en de wereld wat leidt tot negatieve emoties en fysiek geweld. Erg jammer idd.

[@jeanschmit862]

Hello! Congratulations for your super clip! We met some years ago in Luxembourg, where I organized a seminar with Lee. Keep up the good work!

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you for the positive words! Happy you like the clip. Time to meet you again I would say! If you need a seminar in the future hit me up! If you don’t need that at all..also keep in touch😁!

[@jeanschmit862]

@@schoolofselfprotection OK Michiel, Will do. All the Best!

[@alexmousley7213]

This looks like great reality based self defence- training for how to react to intense intimidation and going from (aparent) victim to aggressor is as real as it gets. Without training for aggression, there is no self defence, only frozen in fear (in most people).

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you!

[@nmp3132]

This is good. To get over the fear and surprise of the intimidation. That's what I need to work on

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Exactly! Thanks!

[@calavera2739]

Si algún latino está viendo o suscrito a este canal, háganlos un favor,traduzcan lo que el profesor dice,por que las técnicas que enseña son geniales ,pero lo que habla también lo es..saludos desde chile🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱💪💪👏👏

[@rhysnichols8608]

In 1864 we trained this technique in the Prussian army, the Danes did not, that is why we beat them, but I told some prisoners that I captured at Dyboll our secrets and since then they always use this type of training. Good video

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you!

[@albertogemma8903]

Ottima difesa. Se fossero invece colpite entrambe le tempie, sarebbe piu' incisivo a livello di protezione? O tale alternativa deve essere scongiurata forse, per evitare di uccidere l'aggressore? 🙏🙏🙏

[@DavidLopez-vc2tf]

I love this training. Cheers from houston tx USA

[@glockster68]

Good Video...you are so correct. How many times in a karate, or self defense class they do a grab like a "wet noodle" yeah that shit NEVER happens in the street. The way you train is the way you fight. Hey sometimes one thumbs up is not enough....if you could hit like more than once I would.

[@bobjonez110]

That is real training ...I Never seen Any teacher address the intimidation factor ! Zero to Ten training 👍 working with adrenaline factor ...Great stuff

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@travisito8546]

While it’s important to have techniques in your arsenal to defend yourself this video shows that it’s just as important to understand situations and how to get yourself comfortable shall a surprise ambush take place.

[@Magnanimousman]

Cool vid with great information. The screaming looks cathartic.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks! And it does! Emotional detox at it’s best!

[@itsmedave7815]

Good stuff. Geoff Thompson talks about in depth in his writings on Fear and how to manage it. The disarming principle of the 'fence' is similar to here. His 'Animal Day' training was groundbreaking at the time regards self defence.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Geoff is great!!!

[@stephenwong8314]

Hey, this is a great video! Do you have any locations in the US? I am located near San Francisco, California.

[@alexanderreyes1374]

Great stuff! I love UC. This along with my Libre training is the best combatives training ive ever done hands down.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thanks for that! UC is a wrecking ball! Libre are the spikes! Libre+UC is a wrecking ball with spikes!!

[@kmais7711]

Great video. May I ask, when you're the victim and you hit out with both hands, are you aiming to hit them over the ears or to push their arms together? Thank you

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Hit the head/ears indeed.

[@sammyjenkis462]

Absolutely awesome video my friend! The teacher here is top notch, totally reminds me of Bas Rutin how he communicates. Netherlands - the toughest fighters and the best DJ's!

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Thank you very much Sammy! Much appreciated!

[@sammyjenkis462]

@@schoolofselfprotection do you ever do classes or seminars in southern California?

[@orionmcnebula]

Amazing helpful tactics! What shocks me most is the circles around his eyes; what stress is he continuosly under? Hope hes able to find time is his daily routine for some stress relieving breathwork or steady&slow body movememt.

[@schoolofselfprotection]

Haha nightshifts are killing me slowly. 🤣

[@orionmcnebula]

@@schoolofselfprotection ahaha all in the name of helping others protect themselves 🙌