Profiles of Courage: Tony Blauer

[@Shiresgammai]

Thanks for featuring Tony! Love this lecture!

[@teanistillmon3341]

Know the feeling. Know Tony four years. His thinking was helped me launch my way of thinking.

[@MatthiasBehrends]

Coach Blauer is doing everyone a great service with his approach. "It is not what we believe that works. It is what we see that works."

[@vigilantagent6948]

For the purposes of reality training (outside a training center, no rules, no refs, and points are irrelevant) Blauer's "understandable to all" approach has immediate value for any citizen or professional. He is very relevant if anyone is looking for more than a false sense of preparedness.

[@apablo09]

Well, that's survival in a nutshell. Rank and years of experience does not replace mindset and intent. Great explanation.

[@paidapps733]

6:03 on is probably his greatest contribution. "You can learn to defend yourself in a day" Tony Blauer

[@Eric3Frog]

I remember meeting Tony at the Karate College. He got me out of the TMA rut. Thanks Tony!!!

[@eclipsewrecker]

I wish we worked on keeping range, keeping posture, and defenses against setups/entrances of moves in wrestling, bjj, sambo, boxing, and Muay Thai. He’s really on to something.

[@brianstramel9499]

The "first aid for self-defense" comment is spot on. Outstanding analogy!

[@rajasusi]

Tony Blauer is a smart man.

[@phoenixmarizzle5059]

This sounds awesome. And every martial artist of whatever discipline should learn this......

[@Eric3Frog]

Best defense is a good offense. Doesn't work legally, but excellent practically. Awareness and avoidance are key. If those fail, attack first. Defending always leaves you, at least, one move behind.

[@parker7785]

amazing... all the slow motion "fight" moves/movement in the video appeared very smooth and professional and will obviously totally work in real life in a street fight against people with boxing/competitive MMA experience!!!! Another great salesman

[@HollisZheng]

Appreciate this, very honest approach.

[@observantone1783]

great video thanks

[@kingslavd661]

nicely explained.

[@0713mas]

true!!! and perfectly explained

[@Blueballon]

How can i train this here in northen sweden?

[@mlnyonasi]

"...the first aid for self-defense," haha, I like that

[@cycm60a1]

so which channel can we found Tony Blauer most videos

[@MakeReadyTV]

panteao.com/instructors/tony-blauer/

[@cycm60a1]

thanks very much

[@rikiwiki]

Go to a Valente Brothers school, you would be amazed with the system, the philosophy, efficiency and the effectiveness.

[@ara13blackwater55]

🙏

[@impulsepdr2175]

Very excited for this new production! I mean...vhs is cool and all but...Haha

[@Seanx-ps1cx]

Training from the negative has its place, but it is overused. Best way to get out of a headlock is to not get put in a headlock.

[@snakeace0]

That would imply that you would never get in a headlock , which when it happens puts you at a disadvantage, because you are not conditioned to that scenario. Most wannabe tough guys crumble under a real threat scenario and are as clueless as a novice, the crucial aspect of winning a fight ( when you cant avoid it) lies in the first few seconds of REAL combat.

[@victorandresroaalvarado8553]

I read your book to knife fights is fucking awesome

[@grassshadow1]

Isn’t he the founder of Festivus?

[@Eric3Frog]

I'd love to see him participate in "the airing of grievances".

[@AlphaDad]

lots of good ideas, still needs refinement. Many examples of wasted motion and improper tool /target decisions exemplified here

[@xxdummyfreshful]

AgentX Refinment , who are you , the man has been developing his system for over 40 years.

[@xxdummyfreshful]

AgentX Really I was going to say the same thing, who are you, Tony has busted his but for over thirty years, and you say it needs refinement!

[@johnnyjavelin5408]

He looks good for his upper 50s , fighting skills are alright but those Knife fighting sceans are misleading . Doesn't happen that way ! Don't be fooled

[@mgway4661]

Meh