Nir Maman - CT 707 Krav Maga - Realities of knife attack survival that Krav Maga fails to understand

Nir Maman - CT 707 Krav Maga - Realities about controlling the knife arm.
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[@guird4]

I think this is the first time I've seen people smiling and laughing in a krav maga class. Looks like a good atmosphere.

[@Lift_these]

Wise instructions 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 Thank you sir. Controlling the retraction is key!!!!💪🏾 good job brother..

[@djharto4917]

Nothing cheers me up more than a krav video !

[@shijupoyililp8296]

Happy to see the improvisation with stress of full arm control being practised which is the need of reality.

[@jamesrichardson4965]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. This was great. I love your instructions videos

[@user-sq1tr7nq7u]

It's a good technique on a soft student brother. Drug dealers or jail people on streets won't be standing still to allow you apply unafective skills. Be careful

[@selfpolicing]

Worldclass! Thanks.

[@eriklindkvist7247]

Very good video! Thanks!

[@kravist518]

The best Krav Maga method in my opinion, been studying it for the last ten years and is the most frequently updated to meet the dangers of the street it is not bogged down in dogma or who studied with who it just gives you the tools to survive

[@karenmich2442]

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[@karenmich2442]

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[@reinhardgauss5368]

thats a high level explanation based on kognitive science and practical experience, i like it a lot!

[@jonjames5411]

Very well said every self defense person need to listen to this.

[@anthonyshi3031]

Hello Mr Maman. Thank you for the excellent video. I do have a few additional questions that I'd like to ask: 1) How likely is it for both combatants to end up on the ground after the defender had gained control? I imagine this might happen if the assailant is much stronger than the defender? If the battle did end up on the ground, what should we do? 2) How do we deal with the possibility of the defender deploying a second weapon before the defender manages to neutralize the assailant? The assailant could pull out a second knife before the defender could land a debilitating combative on him. How do we adapt to such a scenario? 3) How do we handle a huge gap in terms of strength? For instance, in the case where the assailant is much bigger and stronger than the defender. If the assailant is much stronger than the defender, could he still jerk or push the defender around using the strength of his body? If yes, it would be quite scary for the defender because the assailant's strength might cause the defender to lose balance or footing (combatives then become essentially useless because the defender can't throw good knees when he is being pulled or jerked around). How do we deal with this situation? Thank you in advance.

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[@petermapp5988]

....after watching this video,two things come to mind..either you are a VERY GOOD defender against knives in which case..more power to you OR....you do not have a clue how you would fare if attacked with a knife.If the latter applies...at least you no know what you are incapale of defending so ....you either figure out how to learn how to flee ,disappear or fight.But you will not approach a pending knife attack with no mind

[@di0112]

Nice video

[@hihe530]

Are you sure your students will survive this stuff?

[@bradaen]

Nice. Do you have a full training curriculum videos nir? Something for online training?

[@nirmaman3320]

Hello and thank you! Yes I have an On-line Academy which includes our Instructors certification program that covers my system’s entire curriculum. You can view it here: ct707online.thinkific.com

[@Nk-oj3jd]

Good video

[@harrye.512]

Earlier criticism of deflection, block with simultaneous counter and kicks was that they didn't consider a realistic attack. But going in for a wrap dosent consider them either with the attack recoil (combined with the initial deflection) making the wrap problematic and the fact the technique is intentionally closing the distance into stabbing range having started from outside that range as demonstrated by the initial kick.

[@josephmoore977]

That's true. However, if the attackers intent is to kill you, you may have to get within that range to neutralize the threat. Unless your extremely proficient at kicking, that may not be initially enough to stop the threat. Running away from someone who wants to kill you just means you're giving them a greater opportunity to inflict serious harm & you're taking away your ability to engage. When the opportunity arises to run, seize it, but only after you have reset the assailant & know that the timing is correct. All of this takes practice & real life application to become the most efficient.

[@impermanenthuman8427]

Does this approach stop the attacker from simply switching hands and continuing to attack with the free hand?

[@vincent4399]

Brilliant. Are there any DVDs available?

[@nirmaman3320]

Hello Vincent. I do have an On-line academy that gives you access to our full curriculum: ct707online.thinkific.com

[@rkumar570]

Dear Mr. Maman, this is actually the same thing that an instructor named Jim Wagner teaches. Getting a proper hold and establishing control over the arm rather than the weapon before you can attack and disarm.

[@ghostdog2898]

You should smack yourself and your mama for even mentioning Jim Wagner. Look up Wagners "military" training, compare to Manan.

[@davidwayne9982]

Does this man offer VIDEO TRAINING???? (for those of us unable to travel to wherever he teaches????

[@nirmaman3320]

Hello David, Thank you kindly for your comment! Yes, I do have an on-line video academy that you can access here: ct707online.thinkific.com

[@davidwayne9982]

@@nirmaman3320 THANK YOU so much--would you think I could do at least most of it? I'm 66, not in good health right now- been mashed between 2 trucks in 99, and not totally over that.. having eye surgeries.. but I think maybe I could do at least part of it..

[@davidwayne9982]

@@nirmaman3320 Oh- and in regards to my comment-- I'm 66 with 40 years experience in this type of thing- and I've seen a TON of instructors, military and private- and I don't compliment lightly-- you ARE the best instructor I EVER saw--and have an absolute TALENT for simplifying it in a way that anybody can grasp.. and retain easily!!!

[@davidwayne9982]

THAT man is a GREAT instructor.... you can tell-- he not only KNOWs his material expertly-- he knows HOW to teach it in a way that gets it across CLEARLY!!!! God wish I could take his class..

[@josephbartlett1979]

Any questions, yeah are all my ass actors going to sit still like this guy? Boy I sure hope so

[@rogerfournier3284]

Go forward, but do not go through forward, theortically technically, not so!

[@duka7436]

very interesting, but how to prevent the attacker from taking the knife into the other hand?

[@harrye.512]

Should have one hand on the wrist and other wrapping the hand. A control like this dosent allow for it. If you are wrapping need to keep the arms away from each other

[@TonyqTNT]

If you can manage to seize the knife attacker's 🔪 knife weilding wrist with two hands you can effectively control his knife weilding arm by immediately dropping to one knee and he won't be able to resist the leverage force applied to his wrist, hopefully!!!

[@andrewsilverstein6186]

Where is there real krav Maga instruction in Brooklyn, New York?

[@djharto4917]

Save your time and money. Learn a real art not this nonsense

[@johnedward2909]

I've never heard anyone explain so perfectly why traditional martial arts don't work for self defense on the street. I'd love to learn from him...

[@nirmaman3320]

Thank you John! I do have an on-line video academy in addition to seminars/courses we run: ct707online.thinkific.com

[@teochristoforidis4625]

Ahhhhh no way Hollywood ⚠️ Don't try this in the real world or you visit the paradise or hell 😇😈

[@seansako]

Classic

[@user-sq1tr7nq7u]

It's not a joke, playing with people's lives just to look impressive.

[@joshuasalas3993]

Lmfao wtf did I just watch 😂😅.

[@user-sq1tr7nq7u]

Specially for someone who is use to killing.

[@josephbartlett1979]

Now these attacks may work against a meek attacker like this guy who really means you no harm just wants your wallet or something, but against someone who intends to kill you, you would be dead. Also people don't usually pull knives on each other they pull guns, even on the battlefield the likelihood of having some kind of knife fight with an attacker is very low and actually kind of absurd anymore. Usually if you're going to stab someone you're not going to do it to their face either, take prison for instance LOL

[@chrisjackson9626]

Depends where you live, in the UK there's lots of knife crime due to the fact gun laws are stricter. Attackers often do start in front of you, usually to intimidate or to rob you, but then it often escalates. If someone sneaks up behind you and stabs you, well there's too much anyone can do, shit happens.

[@jayboore3982]

66^9 d. A. R. P. A

[@josephbartlett1979]

This has got to be some kind of joke right

[@djharto4917]

No people actually pay money for this garbage. The usual tossers who don’t have the balls to learn a real art like boxing or judo or wrestling muai thaï. They waste there time and money on Krav Maga.

[@josephbartlett1979]

Attackers not ass actors LOL sorry about stupid voice text should probably have proof read that