Top 10 Methods of how to defend yourself when UNARMED Against A Knife Attack or Threat - Part 1

​‪@JingShenKuoshu‬
This is the first clip from our Series. Top 10 Unarmed Defense Against A Knife Attack or Threat. In part one, we introduce you to the inside and outside forearm disarms against someone holding a knife in the saber grip position and the reverse or ice-pick grip position.
‪@JingShenKuoshu‬
VIDEO TRANSCRIPT SUMMARY:
Introduction
Greg Fraser introduces himself and his partner Dave
They will demonstrate some tactical knife defense techniques.
Unarmed Defense Against Blade
- The first line of defense is to either get out of the situation or disarm the attacker.
- Use the environment to disarm the attacker by finding a weapon.
- If unarmed, the goal is to control the attacker's upper arm.
- Squeezing and grabbing with the hand is not recommended, instead slide the thumb and middle finger down to the wrist pocket to control the wrist.
- The technique involves using the flat side of the blade against the flat side of the arm and compressing it to the forearm.
- If done correctly, it can create an opportunity to disarm the attacker.
- Different variations of the technique are demonstrated based on different attack situations.
Shanking Style
- The shanking style is a sudden attack where the attacker stabs the victim and they instinctively grab the blade.
- The technique involves taking control of the attacker's wrist by using the same principles as before.
- The technique works whether the blade is inside or outside of the wrist.
Closing
- Greg Fraser thanks Dave for helping with the demonstration.
- The techniques shown are the first phase of clean and easy techniques.
- They ask for feedback from viewers.
MARKDOWN SUMMARY:
Introduction
- Greg Fraser introduces himself and his partner Dave
- They will demonstrate some tactical knife defense techniques.
UNARMED DEFENSE AGAINST BLADE
Defense Strategy
- The first line of defense is to either get out of the situation or disarm the attacker.
- Use the environment to disarm the attacker by finding a weapon.
- If unarmed, the goal is to control the attacker's upper arm.
Control Technique
- Squeezing and grabbing with the hand is not recommended, instead slide the thumb and middle finger down to the wrist pocket to control the wrist.
- The technique involves using the flat side of the blade against the flat side of the arm and compressing it to the forearm.
Variations
- Different variations of the technique are demonstrated based on different attack situations.
Shanking Style
- The shanking style is a sudden attack where the attacker stabs the victim and they instinctively grab the blade.
- The technique involves taking control of the attacker's wrist by using the same principles as before.
- The technique works whether the blade is inside or outside of the wrist.
Closing
- Greg Fraser thanks Dave for helping with the demonstration.
- The techniques shown are the first phase of clean and easy techniques.
- They ask for feedback from viewers.
There are very few techniques that I've seen throughout my 35+ years of training in the martial arts, sport fighting, and self-defense fields that I feel confident to say work well when applied correctly. These are some of the "Street Tested & Proven" principles that I've used over the years as an executive security officer, bouncer, and street fighter with great success.
Special Thanks to Dave Stafford for assisting in the video and to Steve Durand as our videographer.
**** These techniques have the potential to seriously injure, maim, or even cause death.
1) You should NEVER use a live blade to train
2) ALWAYS train under the supervision of a trained professional there with you.
3) Choose your training partner carefully to be sure you take care of each other.
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[@JingShenKuoshu]

Being unarmed against a knife is one of the most dangerous scenarios you could find yourself in. Whether you are taken by a surprise attack, don’t have access to a weapon yourself, can’t run or need to stand your ground to protect your loved ones…. I am giving you some basic fundamentals that should be universal to a situation like this. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZSndn-jmbmWbLM

[@gladius2489]

I’m never unarmed

[@Virvum_Juggernaut]

@BruceWayne-sz3th I also have a stab-proof vest.

[@Virvum_Juggernaut]

@@gladius2489 Neither am I.

[@bbsarkar7133]

If u are going to use these techniques just after watching KZbin videos and without any skill or practice u r direct to heaven,believe me

[@freeflier9427]

Better to be prepared but always get out 1st! Now is time more than ever to be able to protect yourself. Good to know and hope not to use!

[@JingShenKuoshu]

BB S very true. TV athletes are never the real athletes. It takes a lot of training

[@claudyjanvier1455]

I am going to have a suicide then

[@claudyjanvier1455]

@JEFFREY EPSTEINno worries, the guy is afraid, he can't even look at me in the eyes

[@doctorcuddles872]

How about purgatory?

[@daniel-meir]

While you slide down, he'll just pull his hand away for the next stab

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Not if you palm press and use your middle finger and thumb to slide for a C-clamp to the wrist. If done correctly, you’ll actually have wrist locking potential and the most effective grip control you can use on a wrist. Thanks for your comment.

[@raymondsummers7809]

Exception don't slide go straight for high arm and knife wrist and so on so on

[@raymondsummers7809]

At the same time I realize from his human instinct he crontrol high arm n grabed his weist all at one.

[@veeyansequeira6955]

When one guy - opens his knife and orders to take his money out Victim - opens his samurai sword and says you first

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Lol. Funny comment 😎

[@noaharrue7171]

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Lol. I love your quote. Very funny.

[@joramzimwara2155]

Damn

[@twitchydom8689]

I am by no means an expert, but I have taken a few classes on self defense and I've gained some good knowledge. It was a police officer teaching it and he was demonstrating the reality of knife defense. He would always say the problem with drilling like this, is that it always assumes your attacker actually reveals the knife. Most often they will have it hidden, either up a sleeve, behind their back, in a plastic bag etc. By the time you even see the knife, they've already stabbed you more than once. We never trained slow, it was always the attacker explosively stabbing multiple times out of nowhere. It really puts things into perspective. He did briefly demonstrate techniques similar to in this video, and said they are good for certain situations where your attacker actually does pull the knife and threatens you with it, but the amount of training it requires to actually execute is usually more than an average person can commit to. Your best defense is awareness and getting away before an attacker can close the distance if possible. I've never been able to find an instructor like that police officer again, which is unfortunate. He had a very realistic approach. Also, I'm not discrediting anything in this video, I just wanted to share some information

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Your comments are correct. The emotional response training to someone trying to rush and speed stab you is good, in that it starts to activate your awareness and realign your mindset for real violence. It's also very true that on the streets you often feel the blade before you see it..... if the attackers intent is to kill or maim you. So if you are young, hangout at bars with alcohol, drugs, etc and you talk shit or instigate situations against yourself... if you are in prison or find yourself defending your block.... Then yes, the likely-hood of you being stuck multiple times before you notice is likely, because you've been flanked. Now if you have awareness, are over 35, don't hang in bars, walk and talk crap, you're more likely to be encountering a different type of attacker other than a predator. If you get predatorally attacked you might need to consider who you hang with, where you choose to hangout or visit, what time and where you hang and if so who's got your back. I came from a street background and have been a part of gang fights, I've body-guarded for years, bounced and have seen all that, simply because I put myself in those volatile areas where violence is common. You have to know the persons mindset. Are they jealous, desperate, in fear, protecting something or someone, are they contracted .... there are hundreds of options and locations. You can practice to stay calm when suprised, but without real time in working on training in multiple scenarios over years. Your class still leaves you potentially dead. Training slow is the only way to start. Slow and controlled, then smooth and fluid, then increase strength and speed and finally add in fear and the "what-if" game. So going to a seminar with a motivational cop is inspiring like a Tony Robbins event, you feel fired up, your awareness has been activated, and the excitement is high, but if you didn't train with someone stabbing you, go through scenarios over and over with different training partners.... it's like he paddled you out to the big surf, told you about the coral reef below and the potential of a shark attack, getting cut by your board, or punched for crossing into a locals wave, you might feel your getting the idea of what its like until that first 12ft overhead wave is on top of you and you realise then that he never took the time to teach you first how to swim. Thanks for you comment. Keep visiting 😎

[@myownhero4480]

Anyone here ever really been in thIS SITuation? I 've been stabbed, just like in movies, in a dark alley woth some drugged up punk who would go away woth a knife. I found myself in a closed in area and bc how life is, I didnt think he was actually gonna stab me. I am not rookie to defending muyself, ive been in mamny many street fights, this was my first fighting barehanded against a blade, and once they see they drew blood, they will come at you all or nothing because they know theyve really hirt you. Dont fight, do what you can to run away, punch and run, kick and run, unless you are training daily with hand eye ciirdination drills and can control crazy adrenaline, dont try and doe these steven segall moves. I got lucky with one stick to the solar plexus, and got a off a lucky hark kick to the face that allowed me to run the F^%$ away. |Go to nearest door and clled the police and almost died from a single knife attack due to blood loss. This is reality, strike and evade, or like he said carry a gun.

[@JingShenKuoshu]

My Own Hero Absolutely true. You should always get away if you can. No one wins a knife fight. If cornered, and I’ve been in several knife threats and attacks where I’ve been sliced and stabbed. Luckily around my hands and forearms unlike you had to deal with. I am not encouraging knife fighting. Thanks for the real comment. I hope you’ve started training seriously since that experience. I did. 🤟

[@anthonybronson8231]

Greg we would recommend knocking that weapon while running back not foward in Brazil this happens so fast that you really REALLY have to have a gun or really REALLY know your stuff or run like the wind....

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Great comment. Yes, anytime you can create space and "up" your weapon is always best. People should definitely not be trying this. It's only effective after years of training and application. Thanks for your comment. Much appreciated my friend.👍

[@ionlucian421]

Personally I think that it's almos impossible to obtain wrist control if someone wants to kill you with a knife, it'so fast and unpredictable that you don't have the time nor the power to do it. Like Doug Marcaida says: 'Weapons are meant to be felt not seen' So the knife attack begins more like a sucker punch, you don't see it comming. If someone shows you the knife to rob you then he doesn't necessarily have true murder intent, and that might give you options if you are trained and have good awareness. Also, the hand extensors are just as important for grabbing as the flexors. For all of you who disagree with this post, please keep in mind that i'm just expressing my thoughts because it's a free internet. It doesn't belong to you, so no planet of the apes: insults, etc...

[@jetburnell6246]

Ion Lucian I agree, though you must do something. You probably won’t be able to run far after getting knifed, so anything to defend yourself is better than nothing. I would hate to be in that situation, avoidance is key to survival.

[@calvinmurry1096]

Actually you are very accurate. I have been in close to a dozen knife duels. You don't win knife fights. You SURVIVE knife fights. You will get cut. The object is not to catch a blade in a vital area. Like the neck.and for God sake stay away from fine motor techniques. A lot of folk don't get that duels still happen. They think of tv westerns and martial arts movies. But you go to any major inner city and you will see gun and knife duels on a daily basis. Especially in prisons. Which is where I developed my knife fighting skills. Finally people with a knife don't stand still. They swarm and with one hand jackhammering you with stabs the other hand is holding you and pulling you into the blade. So you don't want to step back. You want to pivot out of range and use his forward aggression against him. And hope you survive.

[@ionlucian421]

@@calvinmurry1096 Respect for you my friend! One of the best comments on knife fighting, more instructive than an video on catching and disarming an opponent with a knife. And if you've honed your skill in prison and lived to type it that must mean that you have pretty good skills...

[@ionlucian421]

@JEFFREY EPSTEIN Sadly, there aren't many krav maga dojos that train it like is should be: With sparring. There are many places where they teach only the techniques with a cooperating partner and that is all, they don't pressure test what they teach. It's a bit like learning to swim in the pool and expect to do well in the ocean. There are some places where they teach the real deal but they're rare (take a look at 'Fight Quest' documentary on krav maga and you'll see the difference).

[@cameronsteinman1965]

So true I took martial arts for over 10yrs and the speed people can stab is remarkably fast some of the blackbelts before me got cut pretty bad during testing

[@beetag5200]

the best way is to run fast.

[@nira1207]

NARUTO RUN AND I LOVE UR PROFILE PIC KAKASHI💙🤜🤛

[@247randomguy]

Some people are faster tho and can truck someone from behind

[@noaharrue7171]

yup!

[@shawaalmalondapedro5595]

lol he can throw it learn tnic

[@vocartagmailcom]

Why do you think that attacker would choose a place where you can run away from him? And there are also scenarios like terrorist attacks in bus or somewhere.

[@lexoziu4657]

I have never seen anybody in my country using the knife like that. They use a reverse grip keeping the hand far from reach and stabbing multiple times, in videos you can see that sometimes several times per second. I have yet to try somethintg that may work against that. Greetings from Bogota. Colombia.

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Thanks Lex, Yes, you are correct. There is a definite street style that straight arms and holds the victim at arms length as they use the back hand to slice and stab.

[@cameronrobinson8455]

WRIST CONTROL WRIST CONTROL AND KEEP YOUR CENTER OF GRAVITY LOW. It happens so fast you either react or get stabbed.

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Cameron Robinson You are absolutely correct Cameron. Thanks for the nice comment.✅

[@Ben-qm9zq]

You just got some poor sucker stabbed...upper arm first...? I think not

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Ben you definitely want to control the upper arm over the the lower arm. When you control the upper arm you control their torso.

[@Ben-qm9zq]

@@JingShenKuoshu sir, I'm not going to dispute your claim except to say, not first! In my experience, which is fairly extensive, I'd say it's far to dangerous for beginners to think they can control an opponent at such close range first. Perhaps for an experienced fighter or someone in combat. 🙏

[@Ben-qm9zq]

@@JingShenKuoshu Sir, I just wanted to add, most fatal knife wounds are from being stabbed, not sliced. However, neither of which is good, but if you can learn distancing and long range control. Once an angle has been established, then you can move in. 🙏

[@Jazzmaster71]

In a knife fight there are no winners. One is bleeding to death, the other goes to hospital.

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Kim Wetteland Truth. Last resort

[@pepedombo3819]

take axe or sword :)

[@dave_thomas]

Looks like a person might have to be very quick with sliding movement of this defense instruction. Cause the elbow and wrist can still move freely... enabling an to still do damage.

[@JingShenKuoshu]

I will be bringing you a bunch more Knife 🔪 instruction. Leave comments please of what you’d like to see me posting.

[@LUCKYMOVE]

Im interested know more about martial arts and i wanted to be like you my friend

[@nadiayvonnerazanajao7082]

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[@JingShenKuoshu]

parridit nadia I checked it out. You’ll definitely learn more realistic and functional self defense through the Jing Shen program. Here, you’ll get an opportunity to see some of the basics, but if your looking for a pro version, you’ll want to join our new course programs. If interested, I can give you a free trial pass.

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Watch Aarorn as he begins learning from scratch. Everyone can lear if you stay with this. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmqcnIOseK6smac

[@freeflier9427]

parridit nadia interesting! Where are you located? And I hope everyone is safe during these times.

[@BigLove24-7]

Now what you’re guna need mkay, is to use your wrist mkay to block the knife. Now you should be k mkay, ( now this is important) if you simply get the attacker to stay completely still while you attack the knife with your semi untrained arteries..

[@JingShenKuoshu]

😂

[@ammattilainen90]

one week ago some drug addict tired to rob me in the store i work in, as he leaned over to counter and threatened me with a knife, I just took a step back to get out of the reach of the knife, I froze for like 5 seconds as he tried to open the money box over the counter. I just took my mace (spray) from my belt and gave him a good bath. situation was like 10 seconds. That's how you deal with knives

[@JingShenKuoshu]

ammattilainen90 That is a good choice. The separator between you gave you leverage to get your mace out. This would be more appropriate if the counter wasn’t between you. You’d still be in trouble if you don’t train regularly and end up freezing. We use the Shock Knife Test. I’ll post that soon. This is what another subscriber wrote in. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2jciZKfrLGSfZI Thank you for your response.

[@ronclass1782]

I used mace once also aimed for the mouth then the eyes done

[@JingShenKuoshu]

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[@JingShenKuoshu]

ammattilainen90 Thanks for the comment. I will be going live for a 2hr Knife Seminar tomorrow. June 8, 2019 from 12:30pm-2:30pm PST (California Time)

[@andrewtanczyk4009]

JingShenKuoshu this channel is awesome 👏🏼. Much more practical than these other martial arts 🥋 channels.

[@TeamEmfield]

You say you can't block a knife but you can grab the arm and slide to the wrist on a stabbing arm? Seems questionable to me.

[@JingShenKuoshu]

TeamEmfield Good question. The reason you don’t go for the hand directly, is because it’s going to be flaring, slashing and stabbing. If you look at someone slashing a blade back and forth you will notice that the upper arm (from the elbow to the shoulder) moves much slower, in relation to the lower arm.if you are attempting to grab a knife hand, you therefore, grab for the upper arm near the elbow and slide down to the wrist. I’ll actually make a video specifically addressed to this for you so other people who might also see your concern. I will focus on this. Thanks for the comment TeamEmfield. I will make that for you and give you a shout out on the video.

[@JingShenKuoshu]

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[@tannermccarty8100]

Psalms 8:5 KJV thou hast made him a little lower than the angels and hast crowned him with Glory and with Honor. ❤️🕊️ (Talking About God Creating Man)

[@vincentkapikinyu422]

Was looking for the verse

[@mgoogleuser8011]

why does it look so easy in the movies??

[@jamesturpin9091]

Stuntman dont fight back.

[@yuriyurito758]

Actually many people are panicking when they are in this actual situation.Hoping everybody have a skill like this.From Philippines🇵🇭

[@mominkhanmominkhan7605]

Ameen ya Allah Kabul karo Mohammed mominur Rahman Khan subhanallah alhamdulillah alhamdulillah subhanallah kaliganj gazipur Bangladesh

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Can you translate this?

[@MasterHungKungFU]

great, thank you for the very helpful sharing

[@JingShenKuoshu]

The martial arts should be shared. Thank you sir 🙏😎

[@sonersanlik849]

Altyazı niye yazıyorsunuz hareketleri göremiyoruz

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Thanks

[@shandorkungfuhunggar8703]

This will not work in real situation

[@josearana7704]

Then Wat will??

[@ChaPPie01]

@@josearana7704 🔫 or 🏃 or speak this 3 only things will work.. Talking experience get stabbed en also stabbed before someone!!

[@JingShenKuoshu]

These techniques do work. You have to train. Watch for a bunch more videos to come this month.

[@krzysmis3819]

You right my friend.

[@noaharrue7171]

It could, you never know, what will actually work. What kind of moves would you suggest?

[@mamanmaman-rz3sq]

Goood mester jhons,, tapi itu belajar dari Orang Indonesia juga kan 🙏👍👍

[@JingShenKuoshu]

You are correct 👍

[@jasonsizemore2365]

Great info. I think what I take from this is that these are some great techniques to practice for sure. Anyone who has ever been in a real street fight knows that sometimes it is whatever you can do at the time and not any one technique is perfect or always applicable however this is may help save your life so practice it. Thank You for the info. Up the knife!!!

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Great comment. I have a student that survived a knife attack just recently. He had over 25 years of Jiujitsu and boxing and only a small amount of knife defense training. It was the small amount of knife training that saved his life. He now studies knife defense seriously. He was lucky and got away with just losing the tips of two fingers.

[@darrennicholas860]

Excellent thank you guys for showing it slow for us old folks

[@JingShenKuoshu]

You are very welcome. Thank you for commenting.

[@lukamiletic9169]

Just pull a machete and "say thats not a noif, thats a noif."

[@josearana7704]

@Garry Mcgrath 😀😀😀

[@JonnyBoy803]

PARRY THIS YE FUCKING CASUAL!!!

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Lol. Actually the machete is the weapon of choice in most 3rd world countries. I will do some machete techniques for you✨👊🏻

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Luka Miletic : Lol. Comical comments are my favorite. I hope you continue to watch my new knife series: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmqcnIOseK6smac

[@noaharrue7171]

haha

[@mauricioalfredoalvarezlond8780]

Buenos concejos muy buenas tacticas sigan publicado que en nuestra países latinoamericanos es muy importante

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Thanks my friend.

[@clintonduhaney569]

Good very good...and i live in JAMAICA 👍🏿👊🏿🤣🤣

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Clinton Duhaney Thanks for checking out my videos. I am starting some online courses coming out the first of September. I hope you check them out.

[@leodapat9139]

Watching and listening from garita San Enrique iloilo.

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Thanks for reaching out. We’re gonna be starting a private community on the channel in the next two weeks. Keep an eye out. Would love to have you in our community.

[@toyiksbronse9699]

that is dangerous you must block his attack and hold his hand and give him a fatal strike before you dis-arm the enemy

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Fatal Strike. Lol. Mr.Dim Mak.

[@SantiagoMaskaraqueSalazar]

Para los Niñ@s por abuso escolar ..Mujer no permitas de que ningún mal nacido os ponga la mano encima e ir a los Gimnasios en España hay muy buenos Maestros.. artista marcial y actriz Maestra en varias disciplinas Marciales.....La guerrera tarde o temprano deberá combatir, cuando lo hagas usa todo tu aprendizaje, usa sus codos, manos, rodillas, cabeza, piernas, porque una guerrera sabe que no solo su espada es la extensión de su espíritu guerrero, y cuando hayas vencido nada hay que celebrar, levanta y abraza a tu hermana guerrera pues te a dado digna pelea...y porque también es una guerrera Shalom..-

[@JingShenKuoshu]

I wish I had studied other languages. It’s weird that this has no translator here.

[@moonlover5522]

am i the only girl here am learning coz that thief always 😬🙄 Last month he stole some money and snaks inside my back because i wasn't there then he came yesterday ....... long story.🙄

[@terezalazic7360]

Dont worry girl hit me up for a body guard

[@imnrajput]

Good that you are interested in Self Defense. Be a Bodyguard for your own self and your loved ones. No one can ever stay with you like a shadow, and situations like these never come knocking.

[@JingShenKuoshu]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZSndn-jmbmWbLM Check out this recent video on Knife Defense. Thanks for your feedback and I would like more. Let me know what you have concerns about and we can make videos related to your thoughts.

[@JingShenKuoshu]

See what you think of this new Knife Defense Video kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZSndn-jmbmWbLM

[@bashlivingstonstampededojo882]

theres never any easy answer to a knife attack I agree if you can run and get away that's the 1st thing to do if that's not a choice u have then a improvised weapon or get behind a car if you could get your belt off in time and use it might help still some good advice however.

[@UKrissy]

I agree, a belt with a heavy buckle is the way to go. Often used in the past by young recruits.

[@JingShenKuoshu]

You are correct ✅

[@Sergeodessa]

it's always amusing to see how just an attacker uses only one arm and then waits for you to grasp his armed hand

[@JingShenKuoshu]

You do realize this is a demo. It’s not a real attacker. It’s a scenario. Lol 👋

[@Uzimaspringsmusic254]

Wat if someone is stronger than you

[@susanjacqueline5773]

Thankyou… how do you defend against multiple attackers… without and without knife…. An you make vid please

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Yes, I’d be happy too. I’m on vacation at the moment. Please reach out again and I will make that video for you

[@Stronger14]

What happened to the flailing??? Why did this suddenly become a controlled attack???

[@JingShenKuoshu]

larry walker He could flail. I’ll make you guys a tape on people who flail and how to defend on that. This is just a demo. Lol

[@JingShenKuoshu]

I just made a video response to another subscriber. I will be putting it up today or tomorrow. Check this one for now kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWWskHqvgraLa6M

[@dmsdata2251]

Bonsoir mon frère comment ça va chez toi j'espère que ça va très bien chez toi et la petite famille tout le monde se porte très bien j'espère par la grâce de dieu toute ta petite famille se porte très bien

[@trilliondollardreams1]

exellent vid cant wait till my first knife fight encounter

[@JingShenKuoshu]

We will be offering our subscribers an opportunity to get with a friend and join Master Duza and I for a live online training class. Would you be interested?

[@trilliondollardreams1]

@@JingShenKuoshu yes ofcourse

[@mchu1988]

That's an awesome idea! I haven't really see anybody reach out to the viewers like that. What a good way to connect to people and give a more personal experience!

[@apongfelipe5551]

This video almost the same art of mine which I learned in Luneta Park manila Philippines, I and Congrats Master

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Thank you Apong. We now have a membership button on the channel. I'm looking for people who want real training course, have some experience and a training partner where we can train online, exchange info and more. You should check it out. I'll put up a couple of the full length videos this week, so you can get an idea of what I am talking about. Thanks for your comments. Your a friend to Jing Shen Kuoshu (Your Essence & Spirit through Martial Arts)

[@elgatogordo9523]

This is some great info! When I was young I was involved in a street fight. Someone in the crowd shouted the “other guy has a knife”! I immediately took off running and didn’t look back. Once I was safe, found an old broom along the alley and used this as my defense just incase I was to be attacked again...Today, I’m to old to run and will have to go toe to toe with the punk! Hope it doesn’t happen 😡 in the meantime, I’ll be training with my grandson 🥊 🥋

[@JingShenKuoshu]

El Gato Gordo Thanks for the nice comment.

[@elgatogordo9523]

JingShenKuoshu You’re welcome and thank you for your real life scenario videos. I’ve subscribed to your channel for more great videos.

[@nicholasjanke3476]

Are you a fifth degree blackbelt Greg? Speaking for myself-Ive traìned in Taekwondo for thirty plus years-I would prefer to use the leg in any combat situations. The leg is longer and more powerful than the arm.

[@JingShenKuoshu]

The leg is very useful. Using it to keep someone at distance. If it gets cut or sliced though you May eliminate your option to take off. With your years of training though it could be a consideration. For instance a teep or crescent kick. I have been training now for 45 years . Great question though, because you must learn to use you skill set for a possible situation. Thanks for being a part of this community

[@bayarea1341]

you better hope they have a wide,flat, dull blade, a weak grip and slow as shit reflexes. i can appreciate the idea behind it. and with a wide blade, perhaps this can work. But who carrys a knife that looks like that? i carry The Spike by Cold Steel IF i choose to carry a fixed blade. if you did this move, the blade will definately roll and cut you. deep. i carry a droppoint folder as well, 3.5 inches, which is too small for you to implent this particular movement against. tou would be better of breaking the wrist immediately upon gaining control of the wrist . my 2 cents...

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Thanks for the comment. Yes there are a ton of What if..ers out there. Ive worked with blades for decades and have had to disarm people and have been threatened and attacked. The problem is that you might have a hollywood concept of knife fighting in your mind. Similar to people who think that Mike Tyson became world champ because he was just angry and mean. Its called training. lol kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWWskHqvgraLa6M

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Thanks for the comment. I will be going live for a 2hr Knife Seminar tomorrow. June 8, 2019 from 12:30pm-2:30pm PST (California Time)

[@luzrafales5547]

Very nice sir, like that really,,, I'm not a bad guy, but this is I'mfortan to all people, to self defence,,, thank you so much sir, for your new tubes channel,have a nice day 😘

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Wow. Thanks so much for the great comment. Much appreciated 🙏

[@MrGuitars8]

This is a very good video , I thank you so much for this .

[@altaafkhan]

I can't do training so should i use this technique in real life situation?

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Lol. Absolutely not. Unless there were no other option. Applying any coordinated technique without a proper amount of practice is never a good idea.

[@hanifsendmeamessageingmail345]

Use toys instead

[@JingShenKuoshu]

You won’t have the timing, accuracy, skill, footwork or rhythm without a lot of training. So no. So don’t jump off a cruise ship to swim to shore because you saw it in a movie. Because you see it one way in a video it doesn’t mean you know how to swim. Watching Jon Wick doesn’t make you him. Lol 🤟

[@blakebonso1214]

Thank you for sharing sir .❤️ Watching from Phil🇵🇭 at this moment😁❤️

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Hey Blake, It’s super cool to know I have such a growing community from the Philippines 🇵🇭. I’ve been working on an intro course to Knife Fighting CQC that we’ve just completed and will be releasing in the next couple days. Look for the Join button to appear and you’ll be able to click on it and see our membership options.

[@sandroetn6907]

Great techniques Best wishes from India Good luck to future videos

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Thank you very much!

[@asianpath1004]

if the attacker is fast there is no time for your hand to slide to the wrist

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Gerik Lim Thanks for the comment Gerik. I’ve been threatened, attacked and had to defend others from knives, guns ... once, even a crowbar swinging at me while on ice. I’ve also fought full contact in just about every style of combat sport and weapons sports. Yes, if you are in an Escrima match or fake knife sparring, that can be quite true .....when matched by another sport minded person. On the other hand, in real attacks and threats, people move in aggressively, grabbing arms is quite easy. Dangerous but not hard, especially when your adrenaline levels are sky high. When grabbing a bare arm, that’s one of the best ways to gain control of someone.

[@noiamgunner]

This is fine if you’re fighting somebody the knife that’s extremely lethargic

[@JingShenKuoshu]

This is one of many videos. No one can learn from a video. Checkout some of the other knife videos. Thanks for commenting

[@larbiaitsiselmi3663]

Technique is too advanced for beginners, necessitates great réflexes, expérience, the loss of fear from the kiffe needs to be practice too. It would be more intelligent to go with basic wrist contrôle and flee

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Larbi Ait Si Selmi Very good comment. Yes, you are absolutely correct. Without years of training, and even with training, taking on an opponent with a knife is absolute last resort.

[@JingShenKuoshu]

I’d love to hear you comments on my other videos. When I set up my membership program, I’d love to have you join

[@professormoriarty6875]

This is too risky. You can't hope for a wrist-lock. Knife attacks happen very fast in a repetitive motion. You are very likely to miss his arm, especially if he is moving around trying to stab you. UF-Pro has a very good and realistic video on how to defend against a knife attack. This isn't how you do it.

[@JingShenKuoshu]

I love the UF-Pro, they've done some great things. This is one of many techniques you may use. There are a billion scenarios. Knife fighting is specially risky for all the reasons you've mentioned. Checkout this recent video. Its been pressure tested and used by several people I know or have met. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZSndn-jmbmWbLM

[@andrewhenney]

Thank you for the tips on how to defend my self against a knife attack it is much appreciated.

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Andrew Henney Hi Andrew. We are going to do an invite to our subscribers and run an open FREE ZOOM KK IFE TRAINING CLASS. Let me know if you’d like an invite

[@rosibelrodriguez3364]

Very good but in real live is difernt ummm practis is key.secret👍

[@JingShenKuoshu]

You are absolutely correct. Let me know what you think of this follow up, recent video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZSndn-jmbmWbLM

[@Ben-qm9zq]

LOL... Love the easy weapon retrieval. Just kick welded steal... Cool😂

[@elliotsoto8508]

That is why I always EDC a welded gate everywhere I go!

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Lol. It was super convenient that there was an actual gate with rusted out bars when we got there. The perfect spot to be if someone actually tried to attack me with a knife. 👊🏻

[@elliotsoto8508]

Bear grylls will eat the gate for protein jjajajaj

[@carltonsmith6454]

Because I’m going to wait for you to grab a weapon to defend yourself while to threatening your life 💀

[@darylaquino4756]

New subscriber here from🇵🇭 Thanks for sharing this

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Thanks so much

[@stefanstefan9662]

When unarmed better dont fight against any blade :))) better run

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Stefan Stefan this is the wisest skill, get out of there...if you can. Pride gets people killed. Blades are the most dangerous tools used in combat. They are everywhere, make almost no noise and never run out of bullets.

[@BossMikeofficialTV]

this Technic is bullshit..not applicable..bcus in real fight situation, it happend so fast just like a blink of an eye..

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Yes, a fight does happen in the split of a second. This is just one simple technique. But if you are not trained, you’ll definitely get ruined. If anyone decides to learn knife fighting, they should be ready to commit a serious amount of time in training. There are about 30 knife videos for you to checkout on my channel and I will be dedicating all of October to knife training skills. Hope you check them out. They may be of enlightenment.

[@markpojas5530]

does techniques is good and useful for close & open range fight, and this kind of method is commonly apply in a combat system with powerful strike, distractions of opponent and at the same time the dirty applications you need end the fight.

[@philjordan7533]

Sorry but the opening movement where you stop the arms this technique for knife defense is going to get you stabbed quick. The wrist control is good. When it comes to knifes. The aim of the game is to find a way around the rear of the attacker while deflecting his energy. Its a greek Pankration movement used by the Spartans. It is effective and takes practice. There is no short or quick way around knife defense. People have two hands...therefore they can switch hands after one hand is grabbed. These techniques look good. But in reality, using them will most likely get you gutted. The first thing with knife attack is a split second choice for distance or closeness. It takes a lot of training for actual real life defense. And you should definitely go in ready to be cut in non vital areas including hands.. Being ready,open accepting to being cut in your hands and arms is what will save you from being killed. You must expect to be cut. In real life, people are much much faster and these quick fix techniques do not work.

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Sorry that is missed this comment. Thanks for contributing

[@kupidogaming2360]

It's not all about self defense but its about "reality" self defense. A really really self defense

[@dzcasanova8840]

At least this one looks realistic not like other videos showing asthetics fancy combos , lets be honest guys it's not a movie , these situations are so dangerous , so not every martial art has the affective techniques for desarming weapons effectively without getting hurt , cause as he said reality is something else enemy won't be waiting for you to counter him with fancy combos pr throwing weak strike at you once then stopping like we see on other stupid self defence videos or movies , difference in size , body and strength must be another factor that you're gonna deal with , so conclusion here is even if there are few effective martials arts out there for self-defence especially against armed enemies you need to practice and train your strength and ur body physicly or none of this would work cause your reactions and your sense and body posture and stuff won't be coordinated ... I suggest some martial arts that been historicly created for these purposes if any want realistic solution , so you got traditional ju-jitsu (japanese one) , Kali , Pinchack Silat , Judo (but black belt and beyond) , and Jeet Kune Do a bit

[@JingShenKuoshu]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZSndn-jmbmWbLM Thanks for the great comment and engagement. It's much appreciated. I'd love to have your thoughts. Here is a video you should checkout.

[@jhaylacasa4362]

very nice teching.I am a security guard in manila i need this for my job thank u for sharing this kind of self defence thanks

[@JingShenKuoshu]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWWskHqvgraLa6M

[@JingShenKuoshu]

jhay Lacasa Thanks for the comment. I will be going live for a 2hr Knife Seminar tomorrow. June 8, 2019 from 12:30pm-2:30pm PST (California Time)

[@m0i4x]

you are in manila right?.. go to luneta park during weekends and learn Filipino Martial Arts instead.. you got one of the best knife arts in the world just around the corner. These techniques might work against untrained thugs.. but you might get yourself in trouble against the properly trained ones.

[@blth14]

I second @@m0i4x 's suggestion. Go to Luneta Park on the weekend to learn the real deal. Not taking anything away from this guy, but you can learn a lot more from the KIRO guys if you go in person. The subtleties in the skirmish can mean the difference between life and death, and you won't get it from a video.

[@herbertinocalla8128]

@@m0i4x thats right in Luneta Park they train sticks, bladed weapon, improvasive weapons & empty hands . Arnis Kali FMA Filipino Martial Arts & self Defense.

[@kakalili2960]

Live fight, people keep moving around your side.....

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Yes, you should be in motion.

[@tpsaravanan5744]

REALLY APPRECIATE YOU AND YOUR SELF DEFENSE TEACHING SIMPLY SUPER

[@JingShenKuoshu]

tp saravanan Thank you so much. It nice to hear comments like this.

[@rodrigobentooficial]

Novo aqui chegando escrito sininho ativado super positivo colado no seu trabalho 👍

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Thanks for commenting

[@nanoplays1295]

Awesome video brother this needs to be taught in schools! Essential ! Situations may arise more than you think i had one today with my family in hand. So want to open my mind to more . Thanks for sharing

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Nano plays Thanks 😊 understanding some basics about knife combat is important. The world is under massive stress right now. We just went back to lockdown in California. Tensions will be gettin high when people find themselves out of money and let down by the government. I hope you stay safe .

[@solomonsmithlll9490]

Thats all good. But what happens if that blade should hit you one time. And your not thinking properly. You taste or see that blood gushing out. Everybody nice until they get punched directly in the face. Talk to me now

[@JingShenKuoshu]

I love the Mike Tyson reference. You are absolutely correct ✅. There are many more variables to consider than just a technique.

[@carlofloria618]

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[@kanyamagaraabdallah8300]

I am to see you when you teach a such movement for defend for ouself way from knife

[@JingShenKuoshu]

I’m not exactly sure what you are asking. It seems like your wanting to see me defend myself against a knife. Obviously, I can’t do it for real, but let me see if I can gather a few volunteers this weekend as attackers. It’s a good thing to do on film, because you as the viewer, sees different options and variations that either come together or fall apart.

[@redouanejibe7453]

You can t avoid the risque .you make full contact with him

[@apongfelipe5551]

That's in effective for me there 's a method if you really don't catch the knife from the enemy even if you are the Black belt of any kind of martial arts you don't really be recover the said weapon, this technique you'll never seen arnis martial arts only here in the Philippines at Luneta Park look at Master Cris and Master Falcon Boxer Mix martial arts at Luneta Park

[@JingShenKuoshu]

I am getting most of your comment. Your arnis, kali or escrima I am sure is much different. The techniques we use and teach are solid. You are only seeing a sample from one old video. I'd love to see some of your videos. Master Cris and Master Falcon Boxer.... never heard of them? It doesn't mean I'm not interested in their style. I always love seeing other styles and approaches. Send me a link to their page or videos. I'd love to see them

[@JingShenKuoshu]

IF YOU LIKE THIS VIDEO, YOU MIGHT LIKE THIS ONE.. Check it out! kzbin.info/www/bejne/onrEg2N5fNujnbM

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Lol. I saw that piece of fencing that was already rotted and kicked it loose. Lol. The cool thing is that that was not a preset prop. It just happened to be situated like that. Thanks for commenting.

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Thanks 🙏. Keep watching this week

[@phungthai4308]

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[@bernardoroda1831]

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[@luzianosouza208]

G hoje

[@redliontv2797]

Its a good tecnique but the way you disarm the knife its dangerous youll be cut on that , theres other way of disarming the knife osssu!

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Thanks for your comment. I love back and forth a with people who contribute. All feedback is appreciated 🙏

[@pretoclaro5498]

CARALHO, DAORA 💀🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Thanks

[@ahmedamroun732]

Thanks a lot really interesting video I wish you good continuation

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Thank you 🙏

[@medicinezoom9114]

Very good technique and points that you explained

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Thank you very much!

[@JingShenKuoshu]

MEDICINE ZOOM SAReGAMA Let me know if there is a subject you’d like to have me go over?

[@medicinezoom9114]

@@JingShenKuoshu you are wellcome Sir...

[@joysuryadutta2306]

This could only be done to a man who has no idea, how to put up a fight and if we are even shown a knife, 100/100 of us (novice) will lose their idea to put up a fight or will mess it up, maybe an ardent fighter will be able to do all this

[@JingShenKuoshu]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZSndn-jmbmWbLM Truth. You'd better train long and hard before ever dealing with a situation anything like this. Here is a new one for you to checkout.

[@nirmaldev4455]

This is fine techniques but how can I improve myself in fast movement?

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Nirmal Dev Always start with the moving slowly first, looking at form, accuracy and fluidity. You want to make your movements flow instead of smash or jerk. To have good flow you need to develop your balance while in motion. After that begin slowly increasing the speed. Be sure to focus on your 🎯 targeting distance, timing and rhythm. Once you’ve accomplished the point of fluidity an notion and you’ve been able to speed tings up, then you can work on power, creative variations and the finite add-on stuff. Thanks for the question. Did this help at all. I can make a video of it for you.

[@tejaab1429]

Play table tennis for agility. Jackie chan said. Which is true...

[@ultraparadoxical7610]

This works only when the attacker freezes like a statue. Very low chances for f success otherwise even for someone who’s trained a lot. Beware

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Just one technique, but yes, you better be training and not trying to learn from videos. Lol

[@chrisbaldwin3148]

I always love reading the comments from the armchair commandos on these types of videos. "This'll get you killed!", Etc. ,etc...well, here are a couple observations from a 30 -year corrections veteran with some experience in stabbing incidents: 1. The guy is trying to kill you, so you're already getting killed. Whatever you try can't get you killed worse. 2. Diligent practice in any solid defense technique will increase your chances, but no one strategy is a guarantee of survival. 3. If the guy grabs onto you with his free hand, your chances of survival plummet precipitously. 4. Personally, I believe that you are much safer trying to disarm the attacker from behind than from the front. If you can manage to arm drag either the knife or free hand and attack from the back, you probably won't die (if you have skills to disable him).

[@JingShenKuoshu]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWWskHqvgraLa6M

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Now this is the type of response I like. An educated one thanks 🙏. Lol. I’m going to put a few new videos up in the next 2 weeks on Knife Defense principles. I’d love your feedback. Thanks again.

[@bfkc111]

Your first point is really dumb, your rest is vague and irrelevant. Your posturing shows your real purpose.

[@xaviertettens4498]

And as an ex-con who served a 15yr term I can tell you (as if you didn’t already know) that you won’t see a knife or even see the attack coming until it starts. They certainly won’t come at you from a squared up stance.

[@chrisbaldwin3148]

@@xaviertettens4498 Right you are. I had an extended conversation with a lifer many years ago, who demonstrated how the other lifers secretly trained for a knife fight or "hit". He would reach out with the free hand, grab the other guy's belt, pull him in, and "start the sewing machine."

[@Idrissi_Mas]

This is video is 8 years old.... Is this the same school with the same name down in Pacific Beach on Garnett?

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Yes. Except to location has moved

[@curtisramsey2219]

The guy with the knife, what happened if his arms are longer than yours ?

[@josearana7704]

They say any time somebody with longer reach then u is best to kick

[@bernarddelizo5758]

in actual situation if i used this kind of techniques..sure i fuck up because the one using the knives always moving up down side by side..sure i will be slice..

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Yes, this is a video demo, not direct training. You’ll want years of training to be able to understand distance, timing and rhythm.

[@kingmichaeltheearchangel3593]

Really Enjoyed Your Guys Tactics!

[@noaharrue7171]

Anything imparticular stand out to you? I'm just curious and I have really been enjoying this channel and some of the methods & techniques used.

[@IBQuasar]

I trained krav maga for almost 6yr and even had being attacked by knife in real life and this is not the way to do it. You never ever try to grab the knife with those jackie chan moves/ techniques.

[@JingShenKuoshu]

You are very misinformed. The most important thing to understand is how to trap an opponents amen and disarm the weapon quickly. I’ve had several opportunities to use this in many encounters as a body guard, bouncer, and in executive security. Krav Maga has some decent basics, but thinking you are going to strike someone with a knife is silly. You’d better get hold of that arm and control your attacker. Run obviously if you can. Thanks for your comment. 🤜

[@alejandrorafaelhidalgoucet8165]

Thr reality of a knife coming at you is that is a back and forward movement that last 23 seconds(factual) and he is not going to let his arm in the front just like that. ( you gotta be as fast or faster than the person who is trying to stab you so you can disarm him)

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Alejandro Rafael Hidalgo Uceta : Thanks for the comment. I will be going live for a 2hr Knife Seminar tomorrow. June 8, 2019 from 12:30pm-2:30pm PST (California Time)

[@carltonle5314]

The best thing to do every time is grab the hand. I’ve played knife fighted a special ops vet. and I got him almost every time by doing that .

[@JingShenKuoshu]

So many people say you can’t grab the knife hand… I completely disagree. When adrenaline is up so is your accuracy. I’m almost always able to grab the arm. Having the knowledge to disarm the weapon is important. Thank you for your comment.

[@abderjelilreshad840]

Thank you for your guidance for self defense

[@cameronsteinman1965]

Someone actually going at you is like 1000 times faster best of luck out there

[@JingShenKuoshu]

That’s true, don’t rely on watching a video I was training. Pressure test your stuff.

[@piuchuipoukahmei7938]

How good to know about self defence

[@JingShenKuoshu]

piuchuipou kahmei Thanks, watch for more coming soon.

[@iztime2smoke675]

What happens in they help the blade upside down or backwards because you said it works with the backside of the blade but if it were upside down blade up would it be any different ?

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Hey Tracy, thanks for the interest. We have an entire knife course being put together right now. Here’s a quick example, kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWWskHqvgraLa6M

[@dougmmm]

Really good video. Excellent, thanks for that.

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Thanks so very much

[@dabunnyrabbit2620]

Nope, nope, nope, you're not gonna grab or stall the upper arm and "slide down into the wrist pocket." You will be cut to ribbons. As a former bouncer/doorman I can say that you will not do any of this. Give me that knife, and I'll show you what a real encounter is gonna be like.

[@JingShenKuoshu]

That was a drill from years ago. Just speaking of principles. I’ll do a bit of an update to show you better how it works. As a bouncer for more than 20years, an executive security officer and a body guard I’ve had to deal with knives and guns. I’ve worked in all kinds of venues through Canada and the US. I’ve actually just been asked to redesign my Bouncer Training program to train bouncers and event security in Southern California. You absolutely do need to get control of the pocket of the wrist. I’d be happy to checkout a response video you as a bouncer could send to demonstrate how you’ve successfully handled knife threats, attacks or fights. Thanks for commenting.✅

[@carterhostetler9500]

Plot twist: he was actually getting robbed and this is how he got out

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Here's a new video on the subject. Let me know your thoughts. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZSndn-jmbmWbLM

[@sujanpoudel24]

Thanks for the lesson..much appreciated 🙏🙏

[@teodoroalonso1953]

Very practical!

[@support4899]

What about if a woman is the victim, men are stronger than us women, so my question is will this technique work ?

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Yes. These techniques work well for trained practitioners. Women or men. The technical details are very important for the timing, positioning and rhythm though. So don’t think a video can make someone a specialist. You need to put in a ton of training.

[@crisvice8501]

In a actual situation it happens very fast all we need to do is practice and focus to make perfect execution

[@JingShenKuoshu]

Cris Vice Truth🤙