Spec Ops vs Guns: the power of Krav Maga!

[@apanapandottir205]

Hahah I love Cameron when he's on the sideline. Impatient as hell but also hyperfocused.

[@artemisknightprotectorofth8956]

what about this one 4:14 🤣🤣🤣

[@Tadicuslegion78]

This is what that Detroit guy wishes he could do

[@MrMinuteman]

Facts brother. The fact that that guy is still teaching is bad.

[@ocinomics3340]

I thought the Detroit guy was just a parody self-defense stuff? Is he actually teaching for real?

[@MrMinuteman]

@@ocinomics3340 Sadly, yes.

[@Tadicuslegion78]

@@ocinomics3340 yes

[@Tadicuslegion78]

@@ocinomics3340 kzbin.infoy5z01QvYAl4?feature=share

[@JDog88]

Great video! As a Krav Maga practitioner, I like Omer's approach to training. Krav Maga tends to attract a _lot_ of keyboard and armchair warriors saying "this or that won't work in real life" due to flashy choreographed demos being very prevalent on KZbin. However, Omer is using grounded and more realistic scenarios to teach the principles and mindset behind the techniques which goes hand in hand with the movements. Arguably, the mindset could be considered to be the more powerful attribute to have. _Nothing_ that Krav Maga or any martial art teaches will ever work out perfectly in real life conflict because as shown in the video and _especially_ the pressure test (which is _always_ a good thing to have in your classes), things in real life are much more chaotic, even morseo if you're already exhausted. However, the idea of training a technique perfectly in class is to give yourself the best chance you can. So, if the chances to flee, talk your way out of it or deescalate the situation have gone and your absolute last option is to do _something,_ knowing even a little of a martial art or self defence technique might just be what saves your life, wouldn't you think? The basic principle behind any technique for defence in Krav Maga whether it be from punches, kicks, knives, bats or guns is: "Don't get punched. Don't get kicked. Don't get stabbed" etc. If I have absolutely no other choice but to do _something_ or anything to save my life, I'd take even a 1% chance of success if it's the difference between me going home or me going to the morgue. That's the mindset Omer is trying to instill behind the techniques, and is what more Krav and self defence channels and videos should promote more than showing off. That's the difference between someone who knows what they're talking about, and Bullshido.

[@Trainwithcombatworks]

👍🙏👍

[@jericho1-4]

As someone who is employed in the Critical Disaster Response occupation I couldn't agree more and you worded this perfectly. A lot of people think individuals in my occupation only face such inherent threats overseas sadly the truth is we face them in first world country's as much as we do in second and third world AO's. Even with my Marine Corp Background in the 0326 MOS (FORECON) via MAGTF I was advised to augment my H2H capabilities with KM and it has served me well in my occupational safety.

[@kraagnjilwulf1413]

I always find it funny that someone will look at a military martial art and then say "oh, that will never work". Just what the fuck is this guy talking about? Do they even know what they're saying?

[@andrewstubbs9951]

Just a small detail, but Cam's situational awareness suprised me when he tossed the knife and attacked the hand when the instructor tried reaching for it again. I think some would be so fixated on attacking the person that they'd lose track of the weapon, especially in the heat of the moment

[@ryanaugust]

I love it. These guys really are bad asses.

[@fistboy5857]

he stepped on his hand 1st

[@Turnabout]

That slap reel at the end was *chef's kiss*

[@joshv9139]

My friend does similar style of self defense and the best tip is to actually practice. A lot of people watch a YT tutorial on this and think "Oh wow I can do that now" but in reality this instructor was actually being nice even when he played a more aggressive part. Demonstration does not = Real world. Train, get hit hard in real life, learn to stay calm in a stressful situation and find a good instructor like Omer Duchovny.

[@tasos_44]

19:34 The fact that Cam fixed his hat in the middle of the fight 😂 hilarious

[@reddragon8198]

I really liked the pressure training aspect.even when tired and getting yelled.gota keep your closure

[@MrMarshallMan3]

I want MOAR! I've started a self-defence playlist and all three of these have been great additions

[@ocinomics3340]

One of the best videos you guys put out so far.

[@TheGreenlark]

Lessons I learned today: 33% chance of getting shot in the face 33% chance of getting shot in the balls 34% chance of getting slapped around by a foreign bald man

[@TheJosephSands]

I didn't expect the slap cause it makes sense when it comes to real situation you got panic when someone assault. It's good training, I would like to see them do this more. And the last session, they got super tired makes me laugh. Best duo every guys, Cam and Izzy

[@mehad9885]

Next level, what you guys put yourselves through.....

[@adammcwish6849]

i was drinking coffee when cameron said UNZIP UR PANTS NOW (THANKS MY LAPTOP HAS COFFEE ON IT NOW) 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@canoodlepoodle7892]

I love instructors of things like this cause bro is bent over with his wrist extended around someones back and he's going "KNEES KNEES KNEES KNEES KNEES" while covering his groin.

[@curseofsasuke]

I like how Cameron role plays haha. He also did a great job in the background practicing the motions before he went in.

[@alimuchenik9807]

From Argentina. I LOVE THE THREE OF YOUUUU, GUYS!!! It's so different when you are real trained people than when you practice any martial art with desk jockeys!

[@xxMrbojanqlezxx]

I like that he said basically "youre fucked" or "Its not good" if the mugger/robber keeps his distance.

[@tonytoons9301]

"I will shoot! I've got terrible trigger discipline!" Is this the interior subtitles of a spec ops guy watching action films?

[@theaman42069]

Didn't expect to see cam and izzy getting slapped around like a 1950s housewife

[@LilSebastian_]

That's f'd up, but I did laugh...

[@theaman42069]

@@LilSebastian_ dark comedy is a fickle thing

[@LilSebastian_]

@@theaman42069 It's only fickle if you're c*nt.

[@theaman42069]

@@LilSebastian_ true.

[@tylerb556]

Thank you I almost choked to death while crying from laughter 😂😭

[@awhatsname]

This is a well-done and very helpful video. Omer is a great instructor. Would love to see a lady attend future trainings to demonstrate any variations. I'm tiny and I always wonder with these kind of videos if the techniques would work for me, or if I would be better off with an alternate method .

[@Allison-kq2ti]

Saaaaame. I'm 110, and I would love to have an idea of if I could maintain control of the arm long enough to torque out the firearm. Same thing with the knife defense. Would my weight on a larger assailant's neck be enough to force them off balance and on to the ground? Great video though. Laughed out loud when Omer swatted the bill of Cam's hat. Like dang, sir 😂

[@dontblinkworld]

In my area, there are 2 krav gyms. One is "fitness oriented" and doesn't really teach actual krav. The owner of the other gym won't teach girls because we are "fragile". Which, I mean fair play because it's your gym and you can do what you want, but it also massively sucks because if my stalker ex-coworker breaks his restraining order, he's not gonna care if I'm fragile

[@awhatsname]

@@dontblinkworld Oof, stalkers are the absolute worst. Sorry that someone is making you deal with that.

[@MRGIGI666]

Best video Ever!!!!!! Great set of examples of different scenarios!

[@Zynn3d]

My take-away from the exhaustion drills, is that people need to train to the point that the reactions/tactics become instinctual muscle memory. When exhausted and under stress, the guys seemed to forget most of that they learned. I'm positive that after much more practice, their reaction would greatly improve without having to think much about it. Nice set of videos! 🍻

[@zionkid28]

As someone who's taken Krav Maga loved this vid. Some of the technique was a tad different then I remember but it's been a good while since I've gone. Great vid and I'm def gonna get myself back into it

[@Sazon_Moto]

Maaaaan I’ve been waiting for an upload of FTE with Omar great video guys

[@Trainwithcombatworks]

Thank you 🙏 (it’s Omer)😊

[@darkguyver4667]

Spot on!!! great instructor. I have been a Krav Maga practitioner For many years. Had to stop because of the pandemic. I want and need to go back. This video maybe want to jump in a train with you guys. I have done this drills before it really sucks when you’re outside. Keep up the great work.

[@josephdurham4950]

I'm heading to the south side tonight to try some out. Thx gentlemen!

[@MayurManjal]

Please make more Krav maga videos coz these are really cool and easy to learn and learning krav maga from an military personnel for free is ❤ Love your videos

[@MisterNi]

Good video Cam and Izzy, this video actually seems pretty useful and relevant. One thing I should point out that's probably covered in the actual class is you only want to attack your attacker if you believe or have a feeling that your attacker is going to shoot you or even worse a family member and/or friend and counter-attacking is the only solution to deescalating the situation. I also like how the part where the disarming was open ended to show that most fights quickly devolve and a lot of the time, they end up as a struggle on the ground.

[@davidreddington4381]

"I'm gonna wear your skin" Buffalo Cam 2023

[@alexcarames4273]

This is one of the most entertaining videos you guys have done. Definitely keep them coming.

[@piercehaugh1583]

ok this session was the best, the commentary was amazing, the instructor went from gentleman to gangsta in .000002 seconds hahhaha

[@TheRedWon]

7:00 The trigger discipline on the imaginary gun! love it lol

[@tony6655]

I love that I feel like I am watching a show y’all guys are awesome

[@cxmi7o]

This was awesome 👌 👏 🙌 😎 Please do more training content 🙏

[@mehad9885]

Absolutely love this channel

[@ericpolch154]

Awesome video!!! Great explanation by the instructor and really kept it simple, which is the most importany thing to consider for these situations.

[@merlindapitulan8277]

Thank you for sharing guys

[@raveturk3711]

I had practiced krav maga for a while a couple years ago. Normally, for a regular guy, the chance of getting attacked by a pistol or something is %0.1 maybe. Nearly all pistol defences in krav maga assume that your opponent gets close to you and waits you for finishing your move like a doll. Krav maga is a huge confidence booster not gonna lie but on streets, 99 out of 100 krav maga practitioners will be killed while trying these moves. Practicing those moves is a good hobby but best self defence on streets is carrying your own gun or knife.

[@kumar7586]

Fully agree! 👍

[@makevet6531]

6:53 "I'm gonna wear your skin" low key funny AF

[@dudu8la162]

great vid you guys are amazing and teach so much

[@oydenmilk]

This is the best intro ever

[@BruhdudeJX]

True

[@willymakeit1857]

Cool! Great instructor

[@apanapandottir205]

At 18:12 it looks like Cameron is trying to pull a o soto gari when he should have busted out a koshi guruma lmao

[@mehad9885]

When I was fifteen I did about 12 krav maga session, all I can say is that id be puking from exhaustion almost every single one

[@napoleonmollino7138]

Ive learned a lot from you guys...thanks a lot

[@EnFyr]

Good tutorial. Thanks guys!

[@nicolasbrown3509]

That was intense! You guys are beasts! I would love to see you guys on martial arts training like box or something.

[@tinablackk4603]

I LOVE these segments! so awesome

[@SuiLagadema]

I know you guys are SF and all, but if I may give you a piece of advice. I've been doing martial arts for almost 20 years and you're "telegraphing" your intentions by looking at the gun. I know it could be your first time doing this but there, just a little friendly tip :)

[@franc1sco98]

The final moment was intense, Daaaaaaamn..

[@hectorrodriquez2234]

What I really enjoy is that these two former SOF guys are stepping out of their comfort zone and being vulnerable on camera by learning something new. Unlike a lot of military content that shows former SOF guys doing things their already good at.

[@christinaalana2177]

Nice. Fonzie reference. And what's Fonzie like?

[@joshfischer8570]

No expert but love Krav, a little different than I was taught but love the aggression in the teaching.

[@andrewsammy5517]

Love it awesome guys

[@TheVikingActual]

What a workout lol, they're exhausted and still going

[@ShadowTrooper8357]

5:20 I need some context Cameron 💀

[@yannickgrenon9947]

Great video, great stuff! Where did you get those body shield ?

[@blauxx86]

Awesome video

[@merlindapitulan8277]

I Like it very nice vidoe it’s Help for My own self im still learning

[@patrickguerriero5425]

I learned a lot and hope y’all did too! What level of “advanced” hand-to-hand combat training did you guys get?

[@Dezzyyy]

Rangers and GBs barely get like a week's worth of training in hand to hand

[@robertdavis6609]

the closer to real life training the better and you guys ...are doing just that ...great training

[@andrewjoseph7522]

The cartoon sound effects are incongruous with the subject matter.

[@p-millz]

You guys are great ....Keep it up

[@thrower1361]

Can confirm this works. I was the robber. (Sending this comment from the afterlife)

[@djboogymonster]

Excellent.

[@b.kenobi9063]

All this firearms training is reminding me of a “relatively” old third-person shooter I used to play. Don’t remember the name but… In the game, the spec ops units were really tough because they were so hard to shoot, especially because whenever you pointed your gun at them they immediately changed their position and returned fire. In spite of their heavy armor, this kind of technique made them very hard to kill. 😓 I was reminded of this by all the control techniques I saw in this video; avoiding line of fire, coordinating your position, weapon control, krav maga does have some interesting techniques to avoid getting shot (Role-playing! 😅) and it makes me wonder what similar techniques are out there for “dodging bullets” in real time. Anybody know how do get in touch with Keanu Reeves?! 😆

[@LeDiamondDog]

Good effort to the Ranger/Green beret 👏👏👏

[@frankjones5526]

Very good street wise training is needed by everyone.

[@mehad9885]

Wow fascinating

[@justsomeguywithoutamustang6436]

Great video. However I'm curious if you can apply the similar technique to a guy who's not moving and holding the gun 2-handed

[@Trainwithcombatworks]

My technique is based on the worst case scenario, full force, full speed, and full spectrum of dynamics, so if it’s anything less like when they attacker just standing still and static, it’s gonna work much better and easier.

[@Juggtacula]

This is what the Detroit Urban Survival Training guy wishes he could do. Omer's a pro.

[@munichlegend3231]

izzy getting swole af!!! good stuff brother

[@Gogettor]

God, I love Israel. Also, Izzy.

[@secohen73]

I trained with Omer for two years. He's the real deal without a doubt!

[@tamamalosi]

Three years here bro. CKM in Grafton.

[@th3bodark]

I was learning all the moves as I was watching this video

[@LilSebastian_]

If someone points a pistol at you head you grab the muzzle and pull it to your head, they will never expect that. If someone points a gun at you, you kick them in the balls because when a gun is pulled on you, you have to make moves as if you're already dead. "Strike First, Strike Deadly" - Cobra Kai

[@JDog88]

If a guy's pointing a gun at me I'd think he can pull the trigger faster than I could lift my leg to kick him in the balls. Even if I could kick faster there's a chance I hit him in the leg or miss entirely because I'd be absolutely _shitting my pants_ from the start before I think of anything else. And then again if I _did_ manage to kick him in the jewels he could clench his hand and pull the trigger involuntarily and I still get unwanted extra breathing holes. A knife or gun threat is just that: a threat. If he wanted to shoot or stab you he'd have done it already. Most likely he wants you yourself or something you have on you: car keys, wallet, phone, expensive watch, etc. These things are all replaceable, you aren't. Just give the guy what he asks for if it means you get to live. Krav Maga and any other martial art techniques are for when you have _absolutely no other options left_ to exhaust in a situation, where even messing it up could be the difference between you going home or going to the morgue. A 1% chance is still a chance.

[@LilSebastian_]

@@JDog88 you thought I was serious? LOL....

[@JDog88]

@@LilSebastian_ I had a feeling that it wasn't serious. I train Krav Maga and had a class earlier tonight, and I'd left my own genuine comment in relation to the video so my mind was in "serious mode" hahaha 😄 No harm intended, bud. Videos like this tend to attract a lot of keyboard warriors so you can never be too sure! Edit: I'll leave my first reply as is, even if I wrongly judged. There's info that could still be useful to someone else :)

[@Sercrazybear]

NO NO NO! You headbutt the barrel, that way the force of you hitting the gun in a way they don’t expect makes them not shoot you and potentially knocks the gun from their hand 😈💀

[@sadjadasadi4575]

The best defence in a situation where a firearm is pointed at you (Especially to the head) is not getting into such situation or collaborating until it's over unless the guy's primary intent is to shoot you. If you engage, a small mistake can cost your life.

[@TyusHesch]

true i think the trainer mentioned it briefly that this is if you fear you are going to be in a worse situation after and this is your one shot.

[@datdudedizzy466]

I really enjoyed this video

[@Demon_Slayer213]

0:17 the guy in the middle's really, *REALLY* spooky and I don't know why.

[@soldierside365]

Always remember the Simpsons clip when they go to Jerusalem. ‘Krav Maga!’ ‘Krav Mawhaa?’

[@Caleb18greatjob]

Looking at Cam and Izzy fight looked like two bros beefing on who gets to play next on the PlayStation 😂

[@baikennep4489]

I wonder if they'll react to other SF training routines around the world. There are some really interesting ones out there. One that struck me as particularly intense was the training for the Scout Rangers of the Philippines, as from what I've gathered, before they can graduate, they actually have to do live combat. I know for a fact that Cam will be excited seeing their training routine, as they are Rangers after all.

[@ismaelwaguis2941]

After many days of waiting....🤟

[@MyHappySelf]

right?!

[@ismaelwaguis2941]

@@MyHappySelf oh man...i didn't even realize my man izzy replied...😅

[@Xternal47]

LOL Cameron .. How did you feel?! Switched on! LOL

[@gilescandelaria6755]

What did the five fingers say to the face?.. SLAP! 😂 Sweet video!

[@kingactonsim]

The boss would be proud. ‘Your pretty good’. 😉

[@silverback1953]

the best part of these videos was the hand to hand combat

[@RagingRaygun]

Cam getting smacked around was the highlight of the video I must say.

[@pyeitme508]

Wow 😳

[@kategrossi8717]

Why does Cam with a mouthguard look like Eminem?? I'm dying haha

[@romanoonamor7690]

When you think about it it's so weird, and a big mistake, how people get close with a gun. Why get in range? You have a distance weapon, don't get 2 feet in front the person you attack. It's weird but it seems to be mostly the case. Allowing defenses.

[@calebwilson653]

Terrible time for my brain to think “ I can do this first try” with 0.0000 seconds of practice

[@teeroy9386]

Krav maga is the best!!!

[@predragmucic9894]

Awesome!

[@laikakills6309]

That's some mean training right there, definitely something I can see the Berets and Rangers doing

[@xwinter__riderx9155]

Enjoy these self defense videos! Just like another comment said, Detroit Urban guy wishes he could be this good

[@angryarkie1642]

Not gonna lie.. every time I get notified of a new video.. I think it says “Shit Fire”.

[@MyHappySelf]

You're not the only one (Thanks a lot, mom)

[@Alden-Smith]

So I liked what was being done sort of but I was also thinking about what the attacker could do with the other arm cause they'd definitely use it in a real life situation most likely like if you're trying to grab the pistol they'd probably hit you in the back or something just my thoughts

[@Rain-ec4jj]

When someone point a gun at you do you usually not do anything?