Navy SEAL does Combatives Shooting Drill: Aggression | Tactical

One of the things I learned early on in my training in the military was that fighting is fighting, regardless of what tools you may or may not have. That means mindset.
It’s not enough to be a good marksman under laboratory conditions when your heart rate is low and your mind is focused.
What we’re showing here is not necessarily a drill, but more of a way to train your combat mindset and incorporate some Combatives skills. You can combine whatever open hand skills you already own, together with marksmanship and CQB skills. Changing gears from full aggression to fine control of your weapon is tricky and it’s a transition we have to train a lot in order to own it.
Most importantly, be safe. Do everything dry until you’re satisfied that your muzzle and trigger control are perfect.
If you want to try out this kind of training you can sign up for our Comprehensive Combatives classes at tacticalrifleman.com
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[@BT1776]

The last segment of the video should be an eye-opener where physical fitness is of the utmost importance. I've been in a training class, a non-shooting class, where the students go all out hand-to-hand against an opponent (in a red man suit) for at least 30 seconds and I was smoked. Great video and this serves to remind me physical fitness is of utmost important and who knows what would happen if it is combined with a shooting situation. An eye-opener for sure.

[@kiethmergard]

Unfortunately, I would be smoked after about 10 to 15 seconds. That’s why I’ve been trying to up my physical exercise. I am 35, 6 feet tall, 205. I move and have the fitness Iof a 55 to 60-year-old smoker.

[@kiethmergard]

@Zane Samir No one cares

[@TacticalRifleman]

Yes we are "live"

[@kurtruizjr.2929]

4:47 Blue shirt guy is a SAVAGE!

[@prepper1013]

Yeah he'd be a handful and then some. Nobody took his lunch money when he was a kid....

[@prepper1013]

When Imri said it's suppose to look ugly my mother in law looked at the computer. Carry On....

[@joetexas1546]

Prepper you must really love your Mother- in-law lol. ‘Hey- cant choose your relatives’!

[@prepper1013]

@@joetexas1546 Joe between you and me, she's a awesome person. But that's between you and me!!!! Shoot straight....

[@joshm1079]

😂🤣

[@joshm1079]

Awesome video

[@thedonuteater5474]

Cmon man (message retracted by John Doe)

[@ironstarofmordian7098]

Last time I was this early... nah. This isn't Garand Thumb.

[@gold5actual48]

Another bad a$$ video...been waiting for some more content along this line. Thanks Tactical Rifleman Team

[@rafschar]

Thoughtful, relevant, effective lessons as always. Thanks for challenging us to be well-rounded and always learning. Keep it up, TR - by far one of the best channels out there.

[@vincegordon6830]

Outstanding!!!! Thank you for the emphasis on safety. The training scenarios are endless. Hats off to all involved. Great instruction sir!

[@americanpatriot6918]

This is one of the best training videos you put out!! Training hard enough to be able to get used to a situation so close to actual combat. Will prepare you to stay calmer when it actually happens! Beware of the man that trains like this regularly!! Great video Karl. Definitely appreciate it!!!!!!!!!🤜🤛🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@theRavensRed]

YAY!! IMRI'S BACK!!! 🖤🖤🦇🖤🖤

[@josifjosif844]

if every police officer was training like this 2 hours a week it would be a game changer

[@BConText]

with a donut infront of them AHHAHAHAAHHAAH !!------------> jk thers good elements still .

[@PaulAmerican]

Imagine being excited for a combatives class then Imri turns the corner. You know from that point on its going to be a long sore day.

[@DetPaddyOC]

He’s not a little fucker either... if that paw catches the side of your head.. ya kinda speak chinese for a minute

[@leifleblanc160]

Great training technique to introduce some levels of stress and fatigue to a flat range shooter. Imri is the shit ...

[@BConText]

Endurance , breath and Focus ! FIGHT with wutever u have !! Train Hard Train safe ! good stuff fun guys !!!! cheers bro ! slow n smooth smooth is fast.

[@pisom4314]

who else thought when they saw the "blue bag" this is going to be a LONG day???? LOL thanks for sharing & bringing back a few memories of some LOOOOOONG days!!!

[@garypatterson7031]

Great video . It gives you a good foundation for alot of good training ideas. It get boring running the same drills all the time.

[@johnwig285]

Great video! One thing that'll i change which i hope ull consider as a suggestion, ill make the participant tackle me down to the ground (while im holding the pad) since he is alr charging at me, and then continue punching the pad while he's on top of me.

[@elipergande91]

You’re awesome Imri thank you man

[@justinquaid2610]

I like this one Karl. I'm going to share it on Facebook. Hopefully Sugar Mountain (Zuckerberg in German means Sugar mountain) doesn't come down on me.

[@jonwebsterabbott]

Awesome. Thank you for this!

[@sennest]

😂 the guy in blue trying not to laugh rocked AND THEN Imri and the other lineman abusing the wide receiver 😂 - I loved doing that!! Great stuff guys.

[@Victor-hb4hj]

Thank you gents

[@googlesucks7082]

Its like football practice with guns

[@americanpatriot6918]

100%🤣😂🤜🤛

[@americanpatriot6918]

I was a linebacker and fullback from age 12 through senior year in high school. So I definitely see the similarities!!👍👍"Edit" and by the way Trump definitely won in 2020!! By a LANDSLIDE!!🤣😂🤣😂🤜🤛🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@WearilyMistaken]

Great drills for any flat range paper killers (like me) 👊🏼

[@talkingrock7011]

Great drill men

[@mrd7067]

We used to do it with burpees and then someone distracting&pushing while aiming.

[@daddywarbucks6845]

Next level 🇺🇸 great video.

[@charlieghague]

Sounds like a perfect drill for the Coolfire trainer.

[@primecombattraining5888]

You’re absolutely correct

[@gregwright392]

Excellent

[@joeamen1]

Great vid. Miles is a beast!

[@psywarrior5934]

Great training!

[@waynebattersby9461]

This is some great stuff love it

[@JsilntParkour90]

Good stuff.

[@moody2924]

Excellent vid imri,,, kick ass

[@DetPaddyOC]

Excellent vid. Excellent points.. Add 4 flights of stairs and burning poop smell and you’re back in the housing projects! 😂

[@susanbritcher]

Wow I really really like this style of training because I feel like any situation in real life is going to involve being stressed and out of breath (even if it’s just having high heart rate from the stress) Would love to take a class like this, is it something a beginner like me could do or too dangerous do you think? I could add running into my dry firing but don’t really have someone to “fight” me for that stress part of it.

[@TacticalRifleman]

We may add it to Patreon this year

[@primecombattraining5888]

Susan, I will work you into this type of drill no problem. Start slow. Just work on elevated heart rate for now and we’ll play when you come out here to train.

[@susanbritcher]

@@primecombattraining5888 awesome, thanks Imri!!!

[@mhquigley]

We're live?

[@tsafa]

Excellent!

[@ricks2651]

The good old days.

[@joey_556]

Now THIS is some John Wick shit. Awesome video TR

[@barbarianprepper3209]

Great Drill!

[@bryanshaw4434]

I like it!

[@rawpotatofella9654]

Great video! We do something similar in Spetsnaz - see Vickers Tactical ;) From a Russian spetsnaz operator - 45th Guards Spetsnaz Brigade

[@emielheeneman]

Now put some sleep deprivation into the mix

[@primecombattraining5888]

Definitely a thing in our training in the military, but most people that pay to train don’t really care for that. Haha

[@emielheeneman]

@@primecombattraining5888 lol

[@t.bennett5587]

Badass!

[@donprater6944]

There is nothing easy about this. That shit's exhausting.

[@chillydogg2132]

Awesome video

[@Rustynutbag]

Wow. Never thought of it like that

[@brendandaron5515]

I like the idea of aggression that you have going but technique does matter. What Jason was doing was not entirely terrible but it could possibly lead to injury and with better technique he could land more solid blows and do more damage. Why not have the maximum power and efficiency in a strike when you can just train for that instead of just starting to lack in technique.

[@primecombattraining5888]

We’re not training bad technique. You work on learning proper striking skills in the dojo and test them on the range. The point of this exercise is to induce some slight stress and elevate heart rate to test shooting fundamentals. As you refine your Combatives skills they will show on the range as well.

[@ATGG]

I wish I had that good friends to train with.... :sad:

[@AOMartialArts]

Same!!!

[@garypatterson7031]

I feel your pain.

[@joshm1079]

Awesome video, maybe I can put up an old punching bag on my ranch and hit it a few times before firing, ....thanks brothers

[@primecombattraining5888]

That’s not a bad thing to do. Gets you out of range mentality.

[@kacperz5683]

Very good, but I think it misses one thing. Orders. You have to order bad guys to "Stop!", "Don't come closer!", "Leave me alone or I'll shoot!", because if you don't, you can have problems with the law, can't you? Good day to you all!

[@primecombattraining5888]

You can add any variation you need into the drills in order to accommodate your reality. The idea is to build skills incrementally.

[@johnnydough1870]

Welcome to "MY HOUSE" 'Lord have mercy' 'Lord have mercy'

[@oneofspades]

Train like you fight because the fight is never like the training.

[@theRavensRed]

I wonder how many times you have to do a certain action before it becomes guided by "muscle memory"?

[@TacticalRifleman]

3-5,000 repetitions, depending on the focus and task

[@theRavensRed]

@@TacticalRifleman Thank you! 🖤🦇🖤

[@ChemistyStudent]

But is a hotdog a sandwich if you're watching it get made in a premier live from New York? Seriously though, that looks... Messy. Glad you're on our side!

[@cupidean710]

So same as an army Infantryman stress shoot without getting smoked like an Infantryman

[@thedonuteater5474]

I’m not into dudes but imri’s voice over sounds great. And perhaps maybe a light slap to the face from the instructor could simulate the sting of a punch. IMO I like it rough 😐

[@jz6085]

Wow.

[@pinoy1hitko]

I didn't know Leonidis from 300 is still training soldiers..

[@tonybradshaw7026]

Fancy video

[@christianrindlisbacher7185]

First time I tried to watch this video it said the makers removed it just a heads up FYI

[@rodvan-zeller6360]

punching? how are you going to operate your weapons system with injured hands?

[@robertevans8126]

shared

[@sharpshiell]

@5:04 ummmmm, did your camera guy get a pucker factor at all standing there?

[@TacticalRifleman]

360 camera on tripod

[@johnsmithe498]

Live now

[@mrdrprof99]

Thats a big fuck yeah

[@sharpshiell]

comment for the algorithm

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks

[@bucko504]

👍👍

[@chrisd8715]

Wasted aggression, flailing away like an idiot. Some day these gun guys will understand the combatives techniques are just as important as the shooting techniques!

[@KommBat]

If the Trainee not is trained enough to do this Drill with one in the pipe, one should rather work on that skill. Except of this bs, the Drill is quiet Good to get a shooter to the next level.

[@slipknnnot]

I get nothing out of this training... I am a veteran of bad company 2

[@jtyearsley]

Who wants to fight the dude in the blue shirt?

[@ethanchia2775]

wait I thought i sent a comment ? :(

[@TacticalRifleman]

We re-uploaded this video so your comment may have been for the deleted video

[@ethanchia2775]

@@TacticalRifleman ohh so thats how

[@najatelbaridi467]

Do you train women for this stuff too? lol IMRI help me become a badass. I want to break the bones of anyone who try to hurt me 😂

[@primecombattraining5888]

Of course we train women. Come be a badass.

[@VictoryOrValhalla14]

I disagree with not caring about technique. Throwing a proper punch, elbow, knee or kick is no different then proper weapon manipulation. There is much more power and accuracy then just flinging limbs around. No offense to the orange shirt guy(he’s out there training so has my respect) but not one of those “punches” would have done a single thing to an aggressive attacker. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@primecombattraining5888]

With all due respect, no amount of kung fu will help you in combat. You are mistaking the purpose of this type of drill for martial arts training. Yes, throwing a good punch is important but that’s not what we are trying to accomplish here. This is about shooting skills and combat mindset. As we train more we also work on the Combatives side in the dojo and the technique also improves on the range. Isolation of skills is the name of the game. Work skills individually and then start combining them. Thanks for watching

[@VictoryOrValhalla14]

@@primecombattraining5888 first of all DONT lecture me about combat and second I never said anything about Kung fu now did I ? I said proper technique. Nothing that guy in the orange shirt did would have gotten a Girl Scout to back off and afterall aren’t we supposed to create space to be able to draw ?

[@Billybillyjimbo]

@@VictoryOrValhalla14 First of all, get the stick out of your ass you butthurt pansy. Second of all, actually read his reply. Use all 5 of your brain cells this time.

[@SheepDogNumber6]

Tired to watch.