Targets of the 12 karambit strikes

The methods and beliefs of this training video are the systems philosophy, tactics and strategy based upon applicability, reality, and functionality. Take what you can and add to what system you train in. Discard what you don’t believe. Every system has its strengths and opinionated weaknesses if any. The enemy is not other martial artists who share their skills and beliefs. The enemy is the one who does physical harm to you and/or the ones you love. These methods are based upon legalities and most important, survival. Self-protection is the skill, going home is the goal. Thank you for viewing. I hope some or if not all skills shown in this video will assist you in protecting you and your loved ones. Take care and be safe 24/7/365!

[@kellykust5889]

please note this is just demonstration , in reality the enemy most have a weapon. using and knife on an unarmed man is prison time for you, so the teacher here in reality would only cut tendons limbs if the attacker is armed with a weapon. also keep in mind if the enemy has attacked you with a knife you can use deadly slashes and stabs . you have the right to protect your life, also please call 911 as fast as you can! first !!!!!!!!!!!and call police!!!!! do not just go home!!!!! call police tell them what happen ,your location, be certain that you raise your hands and explain you were attacked, please realize a criminal cut up with slashes across his arms tendons legs will lie and claim you attacked him first ! so it is vital to call 911 first instantly after the altercation! sometimes you can call police before the attack if there are threats ,but usually attacks are surprise attacks!!!!!! never leave the enemy bleeding in the street without calling 911 ,and never use a knife on an enemy that is bare fist with no weapon!!!!!!! this teacher is very well trained and is demonstrating the 12 strikes. he would never approve of unlawful use of a weapon or karambat on an unarmed human , thankyou for the demonstration! hope you are doing well Sincerly Mr Hamilton

[@happydude4202]

Great demonstration, emphasizing on going home is awesome, no point spending years in jail protecting your self. 👍🏻

[@cocosystema8763]

Super demonstration

[@strwf]

no disrespect, but most of those strikes would encounter bone and you would not be able to follow through like you say .again no disrespect

[@billyjack6658]

Great video. Great information. I was wondering what you thought of the Brous elite enforcer karambit.would you mind telling me any pros or cons for that style Karambit?or is that Hawkbill design too aggressive as compared to some of the other Karambits on the market and if so which would you recommend as I am new to this. Thank you so much for your time .

[@forcecontinuum4889]

Very educational! Thanks!

[@tccw]

I realize that you did not put your finger thought the handle's ring. So what is the real method of holding karambit?

[@yjinchumachenko5174]

I look for technical karambit. It is only that I found

[@chrishatton865]

I have tried to email that account but unfortunately I can not send mail, keeps saying illegal domain address...do you have another?

[@richardpatton4197]

Very informative. I am confused about some of the comments. In Texas, you can defend your life when you feel your life is at risk. Can't you feel your life is threatened when the other person uses his bare hands to bust your face and put you to the ground? I would never want to cut someone to send a message, but only to defend for my life. Is that theory in line with your practice? If I obtain a karambit, can I go after any part of the body to protect my life? Also, please provide more educational videos for the karambit. Again, excellent message.

[@Alex-br4fb]

great video ,very different to how I learned to use it in pencak silat, almost every strike was a kill, good to have some less deadly options.

[@georgemendes6844]

Excellent!

[@aerospike00]

Thank you very much for showing how the different strikes work. This makes the practice make more sense to me.

[@adamporter-blake833]

Thanks for the excellent information, and great to see application to the limbs.

[@Sdicdcsxz]

Great tutorial. Thanks!

[@cymundcababan4405]

Karambit is my favorite knife..thank you for sharing/teaching us.

[@transatlanticsilkcottonfabrics]

That’s well interesting. Going through the flow. Like everything just becomes the opposite, almost. I am seeing the symmetry anyway.

[@bluemoon6180]

Thank you so good

[@13BnikAs]

Thank you for the video, it really helps answer the questions I had showing the application of these strikes on attacks from both hands (especially since I am a lefty and can see how you used specific movements for the various incoming strikes).

[@transatlanticsilkcottonfabrics]

Yeah man.