Learn HOW to MANAGE SPACE in Street Fights | Street Fight Training For Beginners

[@NickDrossos]

Learn How To Defend Yourself In A Street Fight: www.nickdrossoscourses.com/bundles/defensive-package

[@airjordan407]

You deserve to be in a Hollywood movie Nick! The Einstein of self defense.

[@fuyu5979]

Awesome n informative advice for street fighting. Seems so practical yhe application. Will practice n incorporate it in my training ! Kudos for upload. New subscriber because of this vid. Anticipating ur next one. Peace

[@focusflow82]

Super explanation, Nick! Very useful and easy to train. Thank you!

[@NickDrossos]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gethinedwards3687]

Nick - I'm huge fan from uk- realistic mate- awesome 👌

[@uefa1499]

Extremely useful and practical information, you probably have to experience a lot to be able to give such great advice. Thank you very much

[@simoneriksson8329]

Great video!

[@phillmor1405]

Hey Nick !. Greetings from Greece !!. Question : Which martial art in your opinion is best for knife defense ?. Whether in a closed space or an open space .

[@carlosaugustodasilva5123]

A subtle new tip on this principle of pivoting body. Thank you. One more thing: the Karambit hanging on the wall does not deserve a video?

[@NickDrossos]

Thanks for watching, yes maybe I will make a video on that

[@Sukuna-n2h]

Did you use wing chun in knife defense?

[@gorillamax4872]

Seems like much talk …

[@NickDrossos]

Really?

[@gorillamax4872]

@@NickDrossos yeah

[@gorillamax4872]

@@NickDrossos talking is very ineffective in self-defense training. You are dealing with the cerebral cortex or the frontal lobe, which is the thinking part of the brain. When someone is threatened, the brain naturally switches to fighter flight, which is the amygdala, a completely different different part of the brain. 🧠 true self-defense training, of which I have had extensive training, to be effective, trains, the amygdala. True fighting skills are developed in the amigo under stress with real threats, real pain, real bruises in the gym. All the talking that you do is just hot air. Seldom, if ever, will anyone find themselves in the exact circumstances that you are dramatizing and then they’re going to use their thinking brain to sync through and remember everything that you said, and then it’s all going to play out the way that you said it’ll play out. Fights in the real world just don’t play out the way people like you choreograph them in these talking videos. On top of that 10 years working in bars and security is not any kind of adequate résumé for someone to be a legitimate self-defense instructor. Have you ever succeeded in a ring? With an audience? In a full contact fight? With a referee? I have! I don’t take people too seriously if they haven’t had that kind of experience. People need to develop real motor skills reflex training, which is accomplished and simulated realistic fighting. Another problem I see with you is that you’re going to get someone in real legal trouble teaching them those lethal strikes that caused the hangman’s injury like using a palm strike to the underside of the chin. If done correctly, and with power, it’s likely to cause of fatality. If this happens and the people around are the guys friends they will testify in court that it was not self-defense. And your student will end up in prison for murder. Also, even if there’s a good self-defense argument, your student is likely to need $1 million to hire a good defense attorney to represent them. I witness testimonies will be conflicting and it won’t be perfectly clear based on the way you’re teaching just because someone gets in your face and they’re drunk arguing with you does not equate to a self-defense argument in court. I find you to be a terrible self-defense instructor because you don’t consider these things and teach them.