Knife Pressed Against Your Neck!! --- Keys to Surviving it...

If you do not already own an AkuStrike knife, you need to get one. We hardly ever actually recommend anything. This one, we recommend.
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[@jaredb3748]

The why you stabbing yourself technique

[@sellcelery308]

OMG ITS 2 AM I JUST LAUGHED SO HARD 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@oskarberg9907]

So fckn underrated omfg!

[@BazamO]

nice

[@frgrn]

carrotcopter that’s what i was thknk

[@onlyme9254]

Stop stabbing yourself! Y u stabbing yourself!? Stop it oh y u dying?

[@ahmed38247]

what if i tried to pull his hand and it didnt work? *stare at him slowly with an innocent face* "It was a missclick bro"

[@phdinmemery8427]

If technique is successful: "It was just a prank, bro! Look there's the camera, I robbed it off someone earlier today!"

[@brettmog6474]

1000 vids no subs haha. But you have to think. This guy will never expect it

[@Claudio-gv2lz]

my finger slipped

[@ahmed38247]

@Cody Levinson absolutely man.. tho I would just attempt this if theres no safer way to escape like giving him my money or smthin..

[@ahmed38247]

@Cody Levinson definitely.. it all depends on the value of what you r losing

[@mikecarter5631]

I’ve studied and taught martial arts for 30 years, and I can say that I learned something here today. This is a very good, very practical technique. Nothing flashy (that shit will get you killed), and very well explained and demonstrated.

[@SirGalahadC]

Mike Carter looks cool and no bullshit.

[@wattlebough]

Classic Krav Maga knife threat defence. They have plenty more practical defences like this. Itay Gil’s Krav Maga syllabus especially. Between Ryan Hoover and Itay Gil I think they have a lot of things covered. The only small thing I’d add to this technique is as you go for the two-on-one tuck your chin immediately to protect your windpipe/ artery, turn your tucked chin in the direction of the knife hand and drive your head back in to his elbow away from the blade. It gives your neck that little extra protection from the blade and creates more space. Ryan Hoover’s demonstration is pretty good, but it would have been good if he’d demonstrated the footwork that goes with this technique. The footwork is equally critical to executing the technique well.

[@hakonm1438]

NEVER assume that you can learn these techniques from watching a video, they are instructional only. Practicing this is the key, train and practise for hours, days and months. Really like these videos thought, Funker is some of the best out there. Greetings from Norway

[@mikecarter5631]

Hawkie M As I said, I've taught and studied for 30 years. What I was talking about learning was the different perspective shown in the video, not the technique itself. All of what was shown were fundamental basics. The different perspective comes in the way they're put together.

[@johnhodzic9578]

Hawkie true im more afraid of a guy who trains one technic 1000 time then 1000 diffrent technics.

[@trydodis690]

Here is an additional tip for 'Surviving': If the attacker wants something from you *DO NOT* try this technique and just give them what they want. It might seem really stupid at first but unless you have fully mastered self-defense techniques do not think for a second that any object has a higher value than your life.

[@JoelLinus]

It's about reaction, if some one comes to me, I don't see him and/or... I would react instead of asking because a knife that close is nothing to think about

[@trydodis690]

Peter ohne Nachname unless your mugger wants to deal with the problem of a dead body, blood stains on himself and the knife and possibly a large scream of pain drawing everyones attention I think the knife acts more as a threat rather than what people actually think its used for. No one will resort to killing on an unarmed victim unless the victim starts to fight back. Only borderline psychopaths would immediately resort to killing in which point they probably aren’t interested in your wallet and just interested in killing people. If you could react before the knife is around your neck by simply turning around, moving away or keeping your arms up to avoid getting headlocked that is definitely much better than waiting and negotiating afterwards.

[@trydodis690]

Suprav Pokharel yes, chances are that trying this in a real life situation for the first time would result in a fail. Too bad you don’t get second chances.

[@JoelLinus]

@@trydodis690 That's what probably happen before doing anything shown in this video, but that was not what we are talking about, this is the last chance to survive, attack like this IRL does not happen, maybe some where in video games like metal gear solid, that's the only thing I could think of when seeing this.

[@JoelLinus]

@@trydodis690 It is not 100% sure if this ends in a fail, especially if you trained for this, I know what you mean but nothing is impossible that does make sence, we just don't know it.

[@Jansmaaa]

Peeps who think they can now survive a knife attack.. You need practice. Just knowing what to do does not mean your body remembers it.

[@_General_Grievous__]

Duh

[@masterchief4766]

at least you would know at the minimum what to do

[@williepete1969]

It seems obvious but physical practice is very important

[@pinkyizthebrain2397]

Why I dismiss this video is what he should tell his students in a knife fight is you WILL get cut, it is a life or death situation.

[@lol70721]

not only that, but not everyone is strong or quick enough to do this lol

[@PatrickPierceBateman]

I hate it when people use this move on me. It's very effective.

[@MeatBunFul]

So how's the ransom account going marcus

[@lainwarisa]

How's Cecilia

[@1.0xY.m0r0n]

Have you gotten that reservation at Dorsia yet?

[@PatrickPierceBateman]

Dorsia? Nobody goes there anymore.

[@pavelkuzmiak2930]

Pořád smrdim hatem..

[@jackburton6571]

INSTRUCTIONS not clear Head sliced clean off neck

[@kexter6330]

actually its really clear... Not sure what your talking about.

[@elopster2676]

buddy its a meme

[@GBValode]

+Mashed That joke went right over your head :D

[@zeztox]

#When someones IQ is not at the required level.

[@ezridergaming5353]

instructions not clear, head stuck in microwave

[@XektorOfficial]

You two look like Kratos and Buldur in the ending scene of God of War 4

[@armandoramirez875]

Xektor Official yeah lol

[@GluteusMasochis]

Xektor Official Dude, spoilers!

[@igorkorzun5988]

BOI!!!

[@captainobvious90]

"The cycle ends here. We must be better than this..." *snap*

[@giuSE2004]

Lmao

[@saytruthonly42]

Dude I tried this, now people can't see me when I am right in front them.. its like they walk right through me

[@thesilversamurai6773]

Lmao

[@trenvert123]

Well, at least you can still leave a comment. Yo smash that like button so my homie can move on to the next plane of existence.

[@Pleasestoptalkingthanks]

But who was comment

[@justanothernerdydude4391]

@Complex Logic I'll do you one better, Why was comment?

[@pepethekatak3497]

@@justanothernerdydude4391 I'll do you better,when was comment

[@cramlives01]

Why are people complaining about the origin of the move? Martial arts has been "a thing" for thousands of years...there isn't much that's truly NEW...just tweaked and reworked. This is a simple, functional maneuver that anyone can learn. Who cares where it came from?

[@experiment54]

giving respect where its due thats what people want

[@cramlives01]

experiment54 I see that point....but it's not like it's copyright infringement. They COULD have pointed out a martial art form that has a move like it...but many arts have very similar moves...so why bother?

[@experiment54]

Personally I wouldn't keep pointing it out else you become a historian and your students become train spotters (uk term for people who sit waiting for trains and write down their numbers. Being a martial arts train spotter means just that, Choo Choo heres comes that move, write it down, Choo Choo another one)

[@jonnenne]

No the point is to signal how smart and knowledgeable you are when you focus on such petty things.

[@Skankhunt-so3ml]

Pretty much everything that has ever been done is a remix in 2018

[@nesra8786]

when I see videos debunking the ability to disarm in cqc or in case of weapons point blank, its always about "reaction time" who can pull the trigger faster, single or double action, is the hammer back, do you get your vein nicked. What the israelis told a hungarian reporter, the most important thing when deadly force is presented and you are planning to disarm is, distraction. The human is a crude and wonderful animal, even trained soldiers can`t escape the fact that our brain is a "one thing at one time" machine. This fact and that it is explained in the video is brilliant.

[@Dennis19901]

Yes, the more you get them to think about something, the more distracted they get

[@watsisname3299]

IF you can get the attacker to talk and then fight him the talking will eat a lot of his brain processing and you may get an advantage. GET Him to talk before trying to escape if there is time.

[@bluehornet197]

Exactly as the brain cant concentrate on 2 things at the same time same thing with the body unable to fight against 2 different forces

[@ooozboyi]

Talk to him very calm. Then say ”one plus one” Or ”square root of 65” wait half a second and quickly get the knife away from you

[@Heulerado]

@Dan L I'm a physicist, and that would totally work on me. If you tell me "square root of 65", I will stand there trying to approximate the solution, and will probably keep thinking about it when we are full-on fighting and I have been stabbed twice. And by the way, it's a bit higher than 8. I'd guess 8.05. Google says 8.0622577483. Cool, I was close!

[@vallikenhaven5843]

I appreciate his effort’s, very skilled. May I also bring to attention that even the bellicose love someone somewhere and we are obligated to offer opportunity for psychological realignment to an offender. Advance what you have offered here and extend compassion with physicality to render the individual to a retarding physical and psychological state without ill intention. Just because someone is attacked does not give a cogently aware individual the right to take an others life. The true art to self defense is to apply wisdom in every movement within the space we share. You must remember, if someone acts out on humanity, they are in suffering, can you now comprehend the “obligation”?! Give ALL a opportunity and over come your fears. Love to ALL.

[@phdinmemery8427]

Tell him "If fuck your clone is it incest or mastubation?" That would get him thinking.

[@victormcvic3579]

In Scotland that's classed as man slaughter and you go to jail for that kind of defence technique, you're not allowed to murder someone who's trying to kill you, total backwards but yup, that would be driving the knife into the guys lung and heart that's murder/attempt murder /manslaughter if you're successful even if its caught on CCTV ...in fact you would want it to be on CCTV somewhere more so you don't get jailed for murder.

[@bluehornet197]

And if i held a knife against your artery that wouldnt be declared as attempted murder? I would really like to see that hold up in a court of law and i just did a quick google search while yes you can get jail time for attempted murder the law does not state particular circumstances if someone has a knife on you and you defend yourself amd stab them with there own weapon while its still in there hand then again i would like to see 2 cases of attempted murder in the same case actually go to court over the dispute if you can provide a link to the particular law that your mentioning then please educate me and i will happily stand corrected

[@bluehornet197]

@Dr. Suess Official a stab wound to the chest is in fact deadly lol 😂😂😂😂 if you don't get to a hospital and get treated your dead

[@bluehornet197]

@Dr. Suess Official i know i just wanted to point out the flaw in what you typed 😂😂😂

[@alid2507]

Victor Mcvic that is bullshit

[@mushy18100]

Better migrate to other EU countries lol

[@charlesgunn2696]

I just gotta say I love instructors like this. Dude's hella funny and entertaining and pulls me in to the lesson even more. I could only imagine actually being there.

[@tutututu3536]

This happened to me I'm not kidding the instructions are great love it but I was allowed to say something about this situation I'd say the following(p.s I did escape) Step 1.Once the blade touches your neck don't move. Ever cut yourself while cutting an onions or any veggies..... Yes that stinging feeling except mine was for a minute or less Step 2. Place your hands slowly on the blade i.e between your neck and his blade while responding to him conversation Step 3. Release at once with full force and you cut your hand and save your neck I don't know this is how I survived and remember your friends won't and can't do shit about it my friends moved out of the way without warning me and one of my friends picked up a bamboo and tried to hit em but I told him not to since someone had a long ass knife at my neck

[@Daniel-pe9xk]

Tutu Tutu Totally

[@Guy-cs8yj]

For being clear, concise, and REALISTIC, I give you a well deserved like, sir.

[@thetruespatula6147]

He didn't even have the knife to his kneck

[@tylertriesgames571]

Tara Key lol

[@tadople9677]

Tara Key *kneck* 201 IQ spelling

[@SA77888]

In the 'real world'......

[@Simon0]

Kneck? 🤔

[@Kaedevirus]

It's fine, "k" is silent.

[@justsomeguy2386]

I have studied the arts for 41 years...this is the BEST teq i have ever seen for this situation. I love the fact that i can still learn something after all these decades.

[@justsomeguy2386]

To all those that are saying there are better options with the follow up move...remember....one should investigate ALL possibilities with any teq and find the one that works for YOU. This is the one that the instructor has found works best for HIM. Oh..and if your going to be critical...Take the time to put your suggestion in a vid instead of just talking about it. Personally, i like this one...and will practice it for a while before trying to improve upon it for me.

[@someguy1688]

But what if I’m facing a guy who can actually use his left arm?

[@alanreyes6082]

Than your life flashes before your eyes

[@alexandrameister4148]

You have to be really quick, also he is out of reach for his left arm, since he is hiding behind the right arm. It all comes down to knowing your skills. If it is easier to break his arm do that,then RUN.

[@DrDothraki]

Dance 🕺

[@legueu]

Use ye good old, get the fuck out move instead of trying to stab someone.

[@someguy1688]

Pass Datass when you first resist, the guy could easily punch him or hold his arms to his chest while landing knees to the back and kidneys. If you had half a brain, you would realize I’m referring to when the person shows resistance. If the mugger is left handed, he could punch the man’s liver and he would collapse. It’s sad to see people who are so oblivious and delusional when it comes to realism. Do you think if this were to happen to you, everything would work out just how it did in the video? It’s quite apparent you aren’t the sharpest knife in the drawer.

[@MilitiauScom]

love how Ryan explains the second position and its importance on how to finish. Most instruction in this defense, would go with the arm bar and a disarm, but Ryan keeps it real, exploit the position you are in and use one less transition. Good stuff.

[@jfs5873]

"as soon as he feels it" in a real knife fight, when adranline is going many times you can't even feel it or even know you've been stabbed for a while after

[@wattlebough]

Good point. I like the technique, but you've given me something to think about. I think it's an easy trap to fall in to in believing that your (or my) slick technique is going to finish things that "easily", when reality is definitely not often that cut and dried. The follow on techniques need to be in place for when things go wrong or get out of control.

[@DARTHMOBIUS]

standing not expecting it, mind you’re own business an abdominal stab if not eviscerating, the person will be unable to stand or walk within 10 minutes, factor adrenaline, bp in triple figures, now that 10 minutes (average fitness for a person) drops dramatically, approx 2 minutes every 15 seconds, add five or more punctures or a single shot to liver, the person is on the floor within 30 seconds, if first aid isn’t applied, death effectively in 3 minutes, doesn’t matter if they feel it or not, physics will prevail, they’ll be on the floor with a warm flush over their faces, a thump in their skulls and feeling of going cold and the realisation they’re fucked, and you can either simply run away in terrified monkey mode, or hang around up to the half hour response times to give a statement to cops, mocking the asshole on the floor as they cry for their moms, probably get arrested, go through the motions, and hope the jury takes you’re perspective on self preservation, I’ve always felt: better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6.

[@jad9727]

Darthomobius I applaud you for what you have said.

[@Itemtotem]

Watched less than a minute. Already most realistic, down to earth, actually utilizable technique/ way of thinking. Much better than most "knife defense" shit posted on YT...great vid man

[@marker52]

Ehh. The thing is, I'm a very weak guy so if I try to pull something off like that, chances are I'm just going to make the guy more angry.

[@johnhodzic9578]

Muy thai or karate or boxing and u good to go

[@hehe13619]

carry a gun

[@RennieAsh]

Not allowed to carry guns in my country...

[@kikook222]

You're just pivoting the persons elbow so you can hold his arm down. It doesn't take a lot of force to do this.

[@deadjoey77]

even lil guys who are trained will fuck u up.

[@williamseipp9691]

never even crossed my mind you could use your shoulder. Great video as always from these guys. No BS, no ego.

[@outplayed_omny5800]

I tried this.Now im dead.

[@twatfaggotson]

Cool

[@jujharsingh8128]

15 years of martial arts and I'm still learning, thank you sir.

[@sphinx7623]

He looks like Conor mcgregor

[@olivierziou268]

You need glasses

[@keaneeh6541]

Olivier Ziou no i actually though he was thought dude was a special guest showing people how to fuck people when they tryna threaten you

[@soulassassin2424]

Disrupting the assailant’s emotional intent by complying, then that sudden outburst of violent movement. What a beauty! Had to watch the video multiple times, just to see where I would place my feet for best results, then “shadowboxing” with those movements. Next, Im gonna try this on a willing participant, without him knowing exactly what i’ll do when he got that “knife” pressed against my neck.

[@ybbolb]

Works if the guy only have 1 arm.

[@BarbarianKing2964]

ybbolb he has his other hand but you however have his knife

[@Affordablebath_remodel]

his other arm is holding or grabbing Mr Hoover. he will not want to grab the end of the knife and cut himself. Also, I think mr. hoover would say this is a moment in time.

[@hookoffthejab1]

It's not like the can do anything with that other hand unless he has another knife. He can't use that hand to get the knife back into his throat

[@ybbolb]

He don't have to...but he sure as hell will try to wrestle you with the other arm while you are trying to do all that fancy stuff.

[@hookoffthejab1]

ybbolb it's not like he can really do anything with that other arm

[@dabunnyrabbit2620]

I like what he says at the beginning. "If he wanted you dead, you'd be dead, how much time do I have" very good.

[@George21113]

Krav move. Good stuff.

[@johnhodzic9578]

Lol Krav maga is not good at all, it seems somebody did drugs and came up with krav maga, muy thai and karate and boxing best and most effective martial arts

[@thomas930409]

360 block a knife with muay thai you fuckwit! And yes I did Krav Maga and Muay Thai both.

[@johnhodzic9578]

Lol u have clearly no knowledge about martial arts

[@TonyStark-tp1lj]

@@thomas930409 360 defence degree is terrible against knives

[@nemak89]

This guy knows how to teach the audience - the beeping joke at the end -> if audience is having fun, they will remember what you tell them. This is actually the problem with lot of teachers in schools. If the students are bored, they will not remember very little from lesson (making the lesson waste of time for students and the teacher in the end except that teacher get paid for it still I guess), but if you make it fun by just couple of jokes while majority of time is still the education, the whole lesson teach 10 times more even if you spend some time on the jokes. Its just how human brain and memory works really.

[@yansensolihin8711]

Pastor Steven Anderson?

[@bigdaddy7956]

Yansen Solihin what about him lol

[@vxctxm211]

Wow this guys like really good. Hes methodical in his actions and understands how the brain works at its core level. Did you notice he waited for another thought process to start before countering?

[@TWICESLICEDBREAD]

john 3.16

[@saheliumd7182]

Yeah this is great! This is the most detail I’ve ever seen in a self defense video.

[@GamesBondOfficial]

Technique is awesome but when some thing like this happens then its not just the technique but mental strength & presence of mind is what matters, lot of people would not dare to make this move or may get mentally paralyze or freeze...

[@gacalu7150]

This guy is one of the most realistic practical instructors of self defense that actually addresses the real deal... K.I.S.S

[@matthewtull]

Amazing. I have never before seen a functional answer to this situation before. That is something to keep in mind and practice.

[@doubleofu8254]

That is literally the first knife defense i've ever trusted in working well.

[@lonpassoff]

I like it. Smart and quick. I’m adding that one and hope it never gets used. Thanks for sharing!

[@OviLVR8]

The first technique is great. really gives a chance to clear your throat and the body.

[@ilaarokeP]

Skipping the commercial complaint, I find it strange that people would complain about this technique being something taught to them a way earlier. Of course it has been taught by many different masters! I don't think the people who taught you this will consider them being mentioned in this way a compliment. Most likely they would just mentally face palm ;-) A starting point for analyzing the functionality and applicability of a technique: Is it taught by many respectable masters? If it works, it is most likely similar in all arts. The core principles of martial arts guides the development of these techniques, and those are nearly laws of physics. I also understand the sentiment about the stabbing in the end, but Ryan is not obviously teaching you to do exactly as he is doing. He is talking about 2 on 1, creating leverage, positioning, moving away to a safe zone, counter attacking, things like that. These all open many possibilities for multiple of variations, especially after you've changed your positioning. There is a plethora of details he just omits here to not make it too heavy to understand in 4 min.

[@jasonroets9906]

I like that he spoke about letting the guy get to that position. In Bjj its all about preventing a person from getting the back or mount or so on. As a worst case scenario, just getting your neck out and running might just be good enough.

[@milan777777]

This guy is amazing. This is the first knife defense i saw that make sense.

[@1450JackCade]

Dude, this happens to me every time I go grocery shopping, so annoying. Thank God for this channel though, because now maybe I'll survive and not have to regen everytime. Life isn't a video game or movie dummies.

[@lake_cooper]

Great explanation of details, and valuable psychological perspective 🙏🏻

[@KetsaKunta]

This guy has personally saved about 2 or 3 of my potential victims with this move. I have so many stab wounds from failed attempts to abduct people.

[@pehunter1]

Another great demonstration. I wish I had learned this when I was younger.

[@Sky1]

This is great! I practiced Karate and Kung Fu when in high school with a group of friends. Thought I would never have to use it until I was pulled from my car by 4 guys at a redlight late at night. I don't remember the fight, my mind went blank, only thing I remembered was turning to the last guy standing and him running off. Practice, practice, practice until you don't even think about it.

[@1fitkbox]

I've trained and Instucted 35 years and this is good stuff

[@ffod123]

This may sound weird, but I grew up in the filipino labor camps in California. As a child we were taught of all things knife fighting. And I remembered as a nine or 10-year-old that if someone had a knife on your neck just like you shown, you’re to grab the knife. The theory, what is that if you grab the knife by the blade, you would at least not have your neck cut. And because you had the knife by the blade, you had the advantage of wrestling it away from the attacker. I’m not suggesting that this is the right way, but I remembered this lesson when I was a child. From what I remembered, these instructors were very good with the balisong and was both impressed and scared watching them practice slicing vital parts of a victims body during their training after picking grapes.

[@cellsec7703]

Sure, I would rather have my hands cut than my neck, but I don't see how grabbing the blade means I could wrestle the knife away, he is holding the handle which is specifically designed to be held in a grip without slipping, I am holding a thin and slippery blade, cutting into my flesh making me feel incredible pain.

[@ffod123]

I didn’t say it was right or wrong. This is what I was told when I was young and, thank God, never had the opportunity to use it to save my life. Even as a practiced martial artist, I was trained to serio nage shoulder throw, I’m not sure what I’d do. But with that said, I can see your technique working. It’s something someone has to practice (a lot) and know to use when and if that crazy time comes.

[@18632ewa8]

I watched two of your videos and I can see practical use of what you're doing good job.

[@Max-fs5gc]

This demonstration was very entertaining and educational. Great work my friend.

[@willieboy3011]

Good defense in a bad situation. As anyone who has been in a fight, nothing works everytime. Still. Tactics matter. Good video.

[@infozencentre]

Very good. No problem with the answers. Only thing to be said, that in some jurisdictions in the world - if you reverse the knife into him, you are doing time and he's laughing out the court door,. Something to think about. If you resist with force, be prepared to need a good lawyer, that will be the next part of what happens to you. Not saying don't do anything, but know you will have to validate what action you take later.

[@rapache1]

Funker tactical thank you for the good video. Hearing the dialog from the instructor and the class makes me wanna be there. Great information thank you

[@ridheesh4765]

Before doing anything remember, diffusing the situation is the best way. This should be reserved for the worst case scenario.

[@tk9839]

It's logical, practical and in simple terms...thank you.

[@michaelwolfsson7513]

I seen many and have done many and know this guy is the better of most

[@Iknowmorethanuknow]

Good, practical information. Well demonstrated, easy to follow.

[@samuraisteve2775]

Guro Dan has been teaching the exact defense for more years than I can remember. Great stuff, but I sure wish these guys gave credit to where it came from. When you talk to a lot of these guys, not necessarily Funker, but the roots go to Guro Dan, Leo Gaje, etc. and all the “traditional” guys.

[@dragonsangel7777]

Not bad at all, and for those of you who keep going on about what if this and what if that, there are always what if's and this is one of them.

[@LukeJukeDuke]

That was really helpful in a hostage situation and thank you for that!

[@McSpaink]

This video made me feel a bit safer knowing I have a better chance in doing that action. I hope I never have to use it though. Thank you for the video, liked and subscribed!

[@Dragon227]

Best response I’ve seen to that position.

[@zo0mah]

Really appreciate the self-defence videos on KZbin...

[@tomprovan6817]

I like your video. I have studied karate all my life very familiar with nice techniques it's simple looks effective to the point

[@gerarddunne956]

I think everyone should be shown this, I bet this will save my neck one day

[@rahulsreekumar2562]

You sir,saved someone's life.

[@alphamale1228]

YOU STAND A BETTER CHANCE PULLING OUT YOUR CHECKBOOK.

[@deandemafiles4162]

ryan hoover is the real deal, no BS nothing fancy but gets the job done. keep it up sir.

[@fazemickyb2909]

good advice to take when visiting london

[@uzzie88]

Once you're head is clear, you want to run with the attacker as he said, because that'll confuse him, lose some balance and lessen his chances of tensing up in order to control another knife attack, he'll be more focused on standing ground.

[@nigelcarren]

This is MUCH better than the Sacha Baron Cohen method! 😂 Thank you and stay safe 🏆

[@ethanwelch6345]

I bet this is awesome ! I'd love to know how I'd do in that situation. The idea of training improving and getting stronger while sparing is very neat. Honing the little structures in each move and committing them to memory by practicing over and over. Hell yeah brother

[@vallikenhaven5843]

I appreciate your effort’s, very skilled. May I also bring to attention that even the bellicose love someone somewhere and we are obligated to offer opportunity for psychological realignment to an offender. Advance what you have offered here and extend compassion with physicality to render the individual to a retarding physical and psychological state without ill intention. Just because someone is attacked does not give a cogently aware individual the right to take an others life. The true art to self defense is to apply wisdom in every movement within the space we share. You must remember, if someone acts out on humanity, they are in suffering, can you now comprehend the “obligation”?! Give ALL a opportunity and over come your fears. Love to ALL.

[@trickyleblanc]

I love how one of the questions was "can you turn on the noise?"

[@skedtm]

I'm currently training in krav maga. It's a good defence but I think I need to find a better teacher. I dislike the throws but this particular move is very effective and I'm glad I'm training it.

[@enzudesign]

Excellent demonstration. Great technique

[@seosimba]

Very clear and practical explanation.

[@krazylevin]

Practical, realistic and doable. Thank you for this vid.

[@chavruta2000]

Finally. Someone who k ows what he's talking about

[@jerrylim6722]

ah, there's one position I came up with that... no two actually that you can not use this technique on and one is too hard to escape before death. one is that instead of having the arm ABOVE the shoulder, you could have it under it with the other arm above the other shoulder whilst holding the hand with the knife so that when ever you try to use the technique, you either stretch the arms and stab right through your neck or have it sliced... unless you're stronger than the one holding you hostage, at which point they would kill you instantly. escape is hard for that one but it is possible. the other one though... it's probably not possible. I call it the "instant death" technique. by holding the knife upside down and in reverse(the blade is pointed at you. it works better with a two bladed knife though.) quick enough that the victim would not see you holding the knife in reverse, pretend to slice the opposite side of the neck of the the arm you're holding the knife with (the opposite to you.), while you start pushing on them with your elbow on the arm without the knife. then when your knife has finished "slicing" you can either keep the knife there so when you pull, it automatically slices or just pull back sharply with the tip of the knife pointed right back at you(this should stab right into the victims neck, which depending on the side of the body you were on, might kill them within minutes or seconds. if you were at the front, then it should've penetrated into their spinal cord. if you were behind them, their neck would have a huge hole that you can make bigger by pulling on the knife after it's been stabbed in. both should kill indefinitely.). before I'm seen as a murderer, I'm just a teenager who happen to daydream about insta-kill techniques. also because you're pushing against them, they can not take the risk of pushing you away. if they start moving away from you, just stab right into the side of the neck. should get them to a point where you can finish them off for good if you wanted. I'M SERIOUS ABOUT NOT BEING A MURDERER, IF POLICE COMES AROUND BECAUSE OF THIS COMMENT, I'M NOT A PSYCHOPATH EITHER... or I think I'm not at least to the point that I would be called a psychopath. am I one? no clue really. if I am... heck, why not.

[@valizeth4073]

This technique is used in various different self defence systems and it is actually working.

[@glynh5480]

Great technique and clearly explained, thanks

[@brettjohnson536]

First thing you do if someone has a knife on your throats like that, give them what they want. Your phone is much easier to replace than your jugular vein! Only try anything like this if you're in a life or death situation and there is no other way out.

[@brawl12]

_Is there any chance to use this tricks after I got my neck been slit?_

[@MichaelQuigley-fy5rc]

I was thinking major outside reaping throw but this makes more sense, thanks.

[@damienholland8103]

They taught us the same in Ketsugo Jujitsu. Pin the knife hand down like that first so he can't slice you with it. You better practice this one a lot, though, don't be thinking you know this because you saw it on KZbin.

[@mbroderick1984]

what people don't realize though, is that this needs to be worked into muscle memory, through repitition at least 10 000 hours of repitition (litterally the time frame required for mastery) If it doesn't become a reflex, it's actually more dangerous to attemp than not to. That's why martial arts is so repetitive and requires such patience.

[@goodguykonrad3701]

For anyone who thinks martial arts are useless, in my martial arts, this is exactly what we are taught

[@harrycoffeynield6941]

First rule of survival is to know your territory and be aware of any impending dangers. And where they may come from. To get into this situation in the first place would be avoided by most trained special forces. Very rare contact would be made like this. Don’t get into it if possible. Do this ten times out of ten and guaranteed your heads off on at least 7 occasions. Avoid these situations.

[@lr1534]

This technique is also dangerous because the attacker can easily trip you with his/her foot, causing your head to fall and the knife will easily get lounged in your neck.

[@chiefoftheoldgods8912]

Yeah plenty of people don't expect you to do anything while you're talking or while you let them tack so either times are pretty damn good. Silence is your enemy in this situation. That doesn't mean to scream because that could very well get you killed but confident conversation like you're both talking over a cup of coffee is good, let's him get his guard down.

[@102allenwalker]

☑️One fear Concorde 👌🏾 Now ,Time to search up how to survive a bashed in skull

[@ragerider6283]

Interesting & you never know, maybe one day helpful. I liked his style & he explained it well imo. Although I'm probably still too stupid to do it right lol.

[@bugmaster05]

Hard to do if youre not really trained. Best is to give em what they want then if they tried to get away and youre in a better position. Become the aggresive one unless they are really good runners.

[@slavaua6786]

You guys are the best, good stuff!

[@TheNagualZone]

This is actually pretty good - excellent upload