Knife Fighting with Grand Master Oliver Garduce | Pintados System

[@alexansari2138]

Grand Master Oliver is awesome in his method and training method. I have viewed many knife training videos and by far this is the best. I am more of a gun guy, but after getting stabbed by a knife I wanted to learn what to watch out for and how to avoid getting stabbed ever again. I used to own a night club and we did see our share of fights, but the bouncers always broke it up and threw one or both parties out. The night I got stabbed was a typical night the club was about to close, last call was already called and I was in my back office counting up the drawers and closing up, when I heard some commotion and saw on the security camera screen that there was some argument happening with the bartender and a client. I walked out of my office to see what was taking place (bad move) and when I reached the bar I saw 2 guys arguing with the bartender to let them have one more shot. I had never seen these guys before and I told them that we really cannot sell them anything as our license doesn't permit us to sell after 2 am. While I was sorting things out a regular customer of ours crept up on my side and before I saw, he had stuck a knife in me, in my lower right side. It was a sharp pain and blood gushed out of me like a sprinkler... everyone moved back and my bouncers had the guy in a choke lock and then on the floor. I was shocked at what had happened and seeing who stabbed me.. a quiet little guy who was a regular. I started walking to my office door thinking shall I pull the knife out of my belly or just let it be.. I had a few of my employees by my side by then... I remember looking down at the floor I could see a big blood trail. I felt dizzy and the bouncers had me up off the ground and placed me on the table. I could hear sirens and then someone shaking me to wake me up. The paramedics had arrived, while I had become unconscious, they woke me up placed all sorts of stuff on me and secured the knife, which was still sticking out of me, with some sort of duck-tape and we were off to the hospital. Later the doctor said that it was good that I didn't pull the knife out, because if I had then most likely I would have been dead. The S.O.B. who stabbed me had no recollection of his actions and was very sorry that he stabbed me. He told the court that he was afraid and he wanted to stab the other guy he thought but he stabbed the first guy he saw... F**king creep. They said that he was on medication and the alcohol made him delusional. He was termed to have suppressed aggressive behavior disorder... What ? I sold the bar for whatever I got and came out of that business. Oh one thing I didn't mention, the bouncers who are supposed to check everyone, didn't check the regulars and thus this jerk had smuggled the knife in his pocket. Lesson ONE: Stay in the office and be ready call the police. Lesson Two: Check everyone including employees for weapons and Lesson Three: Never let anyone come close to you. I had a lot of sympathizers and everyone gave advice. But the advice I gave myself was the 3 lessons I mentioned. I also have been shot before, but that is another story.

[@nospam3327]

Fwiw, I'm sorry that happened to you, and I support your 3 lessons! There is another video with Garduce where he explains that you will not see a knife attack from someone who is really trying to hurt you. So, best advice is to stay away from anyone who suspect might come at you with a knife.

[@alexansari2138]

I go to a cigar lounge a few days a week and shoot the breeze with a few cigar smokers. Once I tell my stories these people are amazed that I have done so much and been stabbed and shot. Life is a crazy ride on a wild bronco. @@nospam3327

[@joachimcoonan6255]

Brother, don't take it to heart too much. If you can, You gotta be free of any bitterness over any of it It is better for you. Time helps a lot in regards to the journey with such events. I have personally been involved in life or death combat situations throughout my life. I grew up on the mish ( Indigenous mission) and in one of Australia's hardest towns. Non--Indigenous people out there can't really safely go outside after around 8pm at night, and everything is settled by warfare. Knife happy methed up brothers and sisters chargin around everywhere. People fighting with machete, sticks, clubs, traditional weapons, star pickets, and guns are used often also, usually to maliciously wound though, occasionally, people are shot dead. No murders are basically ever solved out there. Noone EVER talks. Two tribes that were at war for over ten thousand years were put together on one mission. Warfare ever since too, cuz, to this very day. Police wou😮ldn't really go near the mish anymore when I was last out that way. I am mapped in scars now. My worst wounds were 3 stab wounds to the neck ( sneak go attack without any aggression or any warning whatsoever...) Nose bitten almost clean off, hanging by a thread, and blind in the right eye. Am 46 years old and lived, and loved, and fought my way around and through it all somehow surviving to be here talking with you here and now. Best of luck on the rest of your journey. Onward!!🤙

[@justingilead2189]

Thanks for continuing to showcase these true GMs that many would otherwise never experience. Not only was it a good verbal and physical dialogue but the fun and joy you guys were having definitely comes through.

[@FMASource]

My pleasure. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@intrvrtdpyrldblog6568]

he learned from rwal Master GM Yuli.. respect to real indigenous Masters... u check him out

[@AB-nb2ic]

Two masters. This video is a gift. Thank you

[@hamo6442]

It’s beautiful that your martial arts are being acknowledged by other experts in the field, your people for a long time have kept these techniques in shadows… respect! But lately it’s been on display for good reason. It’s beautiful!

[@That_one_guy27]

Great flow, excellent information, beautiful movement and execution. Thank you for this, I will be watching this over and over

[@thehastingsdojo2332]

This is pure class, thank you for sharing and inspiring us all to train hard and smart, and showing us your journey

[@aredhatpanda9452]

Love this. As a practitioner of Kali Escrima (Ilustrisimo) and Silat, these things may look easy to do but they are not in fact when you have a real sparring session. Specially if you're dealing with another trained individual. It boils down not only to technique, but sheer speed, and reflexes. You'd be amazed how quick some people can be the blade and how deadly they could actually be. It takes many years of practice, of repetition, of creating real life scenarios. But, at the same time, it is great to learn. It is a great valuable experience.

[@chegumapac524]

Thank you for the generosity by making and sharing. Hoping for more videos to come😁😁😁!

[@d3mist0clesgee12]

Grand Master Olive Garduce is awsome, show's real world Knife fighting situations, love to learn from him.

[@MCBosmans]

Thank you for the generosity by making and sharing these gems of videos!

[@SarnoKalis]

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and making such great Video. GM Oliver Garduce + Guro GN

[@Tito_Viera]

This looks FUN!! You learn a lot more (and efficient) when you're having fun.

[@harleymarshall6929]

That's crazy impressive and genuinely terrifying; in the little demonstration at about 7:30 I tried to count and it seems like he managed to get about 15-18 seperate cuts all on your hands and forearms. Just go to show that in a real knife fight against a competent opponent, the average person would be in ribbons and even someone who knows how to fight likely won't come away unscathed either. Very good demonstration and video

[@stevenbramschreiber2229]

Watching these guys sparring with the blades is unreal!!!!!!! to see how many different ways to cut an opponent when being attacked...I'm more than impressed,these guys are scary good!!!!

[@SeaSerpentLevi]

Knife drills look so much fun, and to be honest in therms of martial arts i think i would feel way more prepared for someone attacking me if i know how to use a knife or a stick and some grappling to defend myself rathar than punches and kicks (grappling is also very fun exercise). Thanks for the content :) i think im falling in love for filipino martial arts

[@DOT107]

don't worry Kali is a great suplimental martial arts that it can easily merge with any non bladed arts any day.

[@stephenhanley1435]

Who is passing on the knowledge & to who? Great show!

[@JackShen]

That looked super fun.

[@FMASource]

It was!

[@robertsticker5083]

If you give me an angle one and freeze then I'll do this. But what if the other dude fails and keeps flailing? Can you do that technique?

[@imanaqilah74]

that dill was awesome thanks for sharing those tips.

[@robertbrunston5406]

Awesome demo! Thank you for sharing.

[@gabrielp.ariton433]

All my great RESPECT, for Master Oliver Garduce, as a important statistic, in the Year of 2023, 70 %, of all Atacks, or Assaults in the Streets, was made with the KNIFE ! Soo, the Art of using a Knife, is very Important in this Violent Planet ! Gabriel from Switzerland !

[@OutfitMyLife]

awesome..thats it..simply awesome.

[@thenatural1111]

fantastic demo thanks to you both!

[@saxon1177]

A good, hard, deep, poke in the eyes is underrated.

[@arielhermoso4262]

Yes!.. a better, easy to do defense tactics, as adviced by a blck belt karate instructor... Your free hand busy delivering a snappy series of back fist strike to the hand- holding the knife.. The best of all self defense tactics, if not cornered : Run as fast as you can, as if being chased by a pack of ferocious pitbull dogs!..

[@busymountain]

This is fantastic

[@takezodxr]

this is truly an amazing art

[@markthompson4027]

For real question on the disarms, by touching the top of the knife ,what about double edge knifes , like the gerber applegate fairbairn or Cold Steel Black bear classic , I would not have time to check.

[@highsensibel]

Wonderful nife work . Thanks for the cool video

[@smjohnson1970]

Such a cool video! That looked like an enormous amount of learning and fun.

[@BenHuston-w2w]

Excellent information, but I love the bystanders in the background 😄

[@JulietHannah29]

I love this! Where in Canada? I’m in BC and would love to learn Filipino Martial Arts.

[@thespiritualmadman5832]

I would love to learn philipino martial arts...unfourtunatley there are no schools or instuctors in my area. On a lighter note... my man takes EDC to a whole other level with that belt!

[@jetpaq]

I BOW BEFORE THIS MASTER HERE AND NOW. SUB EARNED..OH MY GOD!

[@mikegrass6629]

This is excellent!

[@bladetasticknives5712]

Thank you my brothers for your time and instruction 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@michaelturner7265]

Where can I buy one of those belts and the knives you have?

[@angeleusebio9451]

I REALLY WANT TO LEARN THAT GM HOPING SOMEDAY I CAN MAKE IT

[@tonix7139]

Iba talaga idol.. Kahit iba bansa napahanga,mo sila pagdating... Blade.....

[@malchaamahraahwaban7213]

Awesome technics

[@checkmategaming9188]

This is prob why... In the olden days where there are only blades... They wear lots of armor even if they are hella heavy

[@reyestsp4907]

Wearing armor, have you ever wear one? is not practical, and what kind of armor. They are heavy and bulky that restrict your movement.

[@kaen4299]

@@reyestsp4907 He's obviously talking about a time where it was normal to wear armor into battle and way before the invention of gunpowder. And back then it was MANDATORY to survive, so yes, it was very practical.

[@regorflora7915]

I still think that the ultimate knife defence is by running away fast

[@NoBody-xx6ii]

what if there is nowhere to run

[@regorflora7915]

@NoBody-xx6ii i have more than 20,000 hours of watching knife defence videos on utube and i difinitely have no idea what im talking about

[@NoBody-xx6ii]

@regorflora7915 at leat you are humble enough to admit it my good brother

[@regorflora7915]

@@NoBody-xx6ii its a ninja move. we like to stay hidden

[@NoBody-xx6ii]

@@regorflora7915 ahhh

[@budaflash]

This was dope Pare!

[@thevillageyid]

I know the knives they're using are trainers, but are they modeled after a real blade? Anyone know the name or model?

[@specialcombatdefensivetact1784]

excellent training! but does a shirt grab, equal deadly force?

[@palolsen8505]

Lakan what?in hvich system?

[@mierocheffoy7917]

pro tip : even when u know these and practice these u must always evade a person with a weapon there is no greater defence than retreat

[@Tuco077]

Great vidéo

[@zairielvalaquio46]

I like that drill bro, so wonderful 😊

[@yongkim777]

Oliver is a walking knife supply store!

[@KATASTROPHE69S]

What knife does he use?

[@kyleabella7172]

You need to visit me here in Australia Paulo, I will show you something you can add on your quest for understanding the blade. :)

[@drd1924]

I love how theres little kids riding their bikes around while 2 knife fighters are practicing... As if it's no big deal in their neighborhood

[@carlosgeorge1884]

Beautiful

[@davefletch3063]

Good stuff

[@silatbelantara203]

Great

[@kirkcavenaugh758]

Cool

[@nagliliyabnapatatas3573]

First time seeing him with a new haircut lol looks cool

[@davedimak]

Just waaaaaaow❤

[@BitcoinBitz]

its good to learn for safety reasons since things are gonna get pretty crazy

[@aly8380]

Lots of comments saying how running away is best. Agree. But. What if you stumble in your haste especially because your are actually thinking of what is behind you. What if the guy with the knife runs faster than you. What if you cannot run away because of your surroundings or because you cannot leave behind someone else. Knife defense training has its place. Like fire insurance, hopefully you won't ever need it. Because when you do need it, you need it very very badly.

[@gunnerhiro394]

Seems like the same empty hand defense that u say won't work (in your other vid). Knife attack is intense, wild, all over the place - and he can use his free hand to assist - I've NEVER seen stuff like this work in sparring (with blunt tip but hard practice knife) - if I were to attack, it would be one (MAYBE two) quick slice at a time with my other hand assisting.

[@MrDonkyr]

I'm completely agree with you but you don't see techniques like this in sparings because this drills,arest techniques and secure the weapon techniques are changed and made for police,security officer and other professions like these. This techniques work good when there are at least two of you and your purpose is to catch alive the bad gay. If you are alone you need survival and killing techniques and never concentrate only on the armed hand because how you say there have one more hand and you don't know is there have second blade or you will take some punches(the bed things is the most of instructors don't explain this) 🙂✌

[@kaen4299]

What are you talking about? What empty hand defense? You didn't get the video, the guy literally showed the opposite and why it wouldn't work and what he would do instead. He literally cut him up without him processing evertyime he reached his arm out and tried to get a hold of something.

[@albertwadjak7074]

Urban fighters very practical and effective.

[@petepete66]

Escrima sticks or nunjacks are better … you can hide them or it under the jacket … perfect 🤩👍

[@joeapostol4913]

Is he the same Pintados with the long hair?, he sound the same but looks a lot younger. 🤔

[@JesusOfTheJungle]

I took it in but man was it distracting seeing how many knives Oliver had on his person. I live in Australia, I'd need an excuse to have a letter opener on me in public!

[@BL00DS5]

They should do a sport for this but with really dull knives with ink and fighters wear white so we can see the cuts and killshots

[@oldnatty61]

Man look at all the stuff on that dudes belt!

[@76kamikazi]

The only real defense against a knife is to run like he!!!!!.

[@seinundzeiten]

he should teach every police dept these basics skills

[@fatboySRK]

I always love these videos. It shows just how hopeless most knife defense will be against someone who really konw what they are doing. I *love* my BJJ, but the Gracie Knife-defence basics are a joke (no hate, just being honest) against any one with any reasonable amount of skill.

[@NikosKatsikanis]

subbed

[@orlyg1521]

love the tool belt :/

[@travispadilla3972]

That old man was oh what you look at that nice men playing 😂

[@NonaErina]

Bata momo Sir Garduce during RSAU, NCRPO days

[@joe3973]

He must be expert with his left hand too !

[@JimCunningham-jr7qv]

How can someone be a grandmaster at his age...today everyone is a grand master

[@Kanotoa]

In real life martial arts there is a sweet spot with experience and youth where you still have strength and reflexes. Unless you are doing katas and not full speed and power sparring you can be to old

[@loneronin2901]

There's no blocking in a knife fight? You have to always attack - "defang the snake". Blocking will end in pull backs and cuts.

[@TheWolfgangfritz]

I have a similar "tool belt" but it has a tape measure, a hammer, electric drill, exacto knife, my smart phone and some other stuff. I'm dangerous! First I quickly measure the guy for a custom made coffin then I cut him with the exacto knife, then if he still twitches, I wack him with the hammer, but if his head swells too much I relieve the internal pressure and drill into his skull! Most bystanders think I'm helping him because I'm wearing a cap that sahys Volunteer Fire Depo.!

[@андрейсимонов-я4у]

при атаке нажом мы ещё руку прятали за спину и хват меняли

[@michaelsweeney4975]

The problem is when he traps the knife can still be rotated slice

[@zoop2132]

May no one ever find themselves in a situation where they need to use these techniques

[@JamesAndersonPKWC]

Interesting. Pintados… Reminiscent of, Red Jacket, Far Darrig.

[@peterschmidt7409]

I call this highly optimistic...

[@dmdm7690]

I saw a few ghosts vanish into thin air!!

[@bongkem2723]

the dude has like 50 knifes around his belt, he is the whole army =))

[@eliseobenitez1217]

Ok it’s not easy but when you grab the arm you pull down snap down to the ground and or turn the corner wrestling 🤼‍♀️ turmoil and you brake hand arm if you are me.

[@MAXTHALOS]

👍

[@jab4634]

Insane skills, in today's climate just a bit of knowledge about these techniques are much needed.

[@jiujitsu9136]

all fancy with my due respect

[@FMASource]

Agreed

[@NoBody-xx6ii]

🔥

[@Asoka-eb8ru]

The problem with Arnis in North America is if you managed to use a person's knife against himself you will be charged for assault with a deadly weapon or murder if the attacker dies.

[@dr.reyj.lebaquin9193]

Remember knife fighting is just one skill of a warrior.. that's not the real thing in the video...a warrior will try acquire everything to defend himself..from guns to assassin's... it's just a drill or an exercise.. it's fun...

[@AngelHernandez-yn4rw]

He tenido muchas peleas, a puño limpio y armado, me han herido como 10 veces gravemente, les puedo asegurar que esto no funciona....no importa lo que digan, si te atacan con un cuchillo, solo basta con que te toquen para que te hieran, la única forma de salir ileso es escapar. Si estas atrapado y no puedes, sacrificar tus brazos, recibir los cortes allí, muchas veces al verte escurrir de sangre te dejan y se van. Si tienes.un cuchillo tu también ya cambia, va a ganar el que se a cobarde antes, los dos van a recibir cortes pero alguno al ver escurrir la sangre de su cuerpo va a tratar de huir, allí lo puedes acabar o dejarlo ir. En general la única forma de ganarle a alguien con cuchillo sin salir lastimado, es tener un mazo o una pistola y dispararle de lejos y de inmediato.

[@bellzeppelin6913]

In the Philippines knives attack and knife or machete fight are very common this art is tested

[@giuliano_Ron]

Realy?? Street Knife??

[@Black_Lotus_]

subscribed for more!

[@oyajiblues]

All training is great, but knife fighter tend to strike in quick rapid fire stabs. So I am just not sure about blocking a strike t his. So many issues, someone who knows how to fight will not hold their knife like that they hold it backward and against their arm. Slash slash…. One last thing, understand the physics of distance. A guy as far as 10 feet to 15 can be on you in an instant. Two big steps…

[@eddiem836]

There is no way on earth that these techniques will save you. Most attacks happen without the victim knowing. What does save people is situational awareness and a firearm.

[@Goodnightandgoodluck-c7m]

Corporal Rubio !!!

[@topnotchpinas4244]

Sa totoong buhay ten steps ahead ka dapat sa kalaban mu....isang kilo metro palang alam mu Ng my kalaban naka iwas kana ...Hindi na dapat aabot pa sa pag saksak pa...pa bunot palang sya sampu na Tama nya...

[@Kanotoa]

Real life desperato knife assasin