WEAPON RETENTION TRAINING - Protect your GUN

[@NickDrossos]

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[@phil20_20]

What if he's got a knife in the other hand?

[@realdreamerschangetheworld7470]

Run

[@danielcubas7635]

​@@realdreamerschangetheworld7470If he's that far away, there's no way to escape.

[@BraxtonDyrcz]

If wrapping always works then wrap

[@BraxtonDyrcz]

Nick had to come across systema eventually

[@Unknown_67934]

Systema is Bullshido

[@BraxtonDyrcz]

@@Unknown_67934 take a punch and say it bitch

[@ashlynnundlall]

Nick isn't really trying hete. Let's see 100% resistance repetition

[@rodvan-zeller6360]

Nick, it is hard to believe you are entertaining his nonsense.

[@abieb8082]

Why is it nonsense?

[@rodvan-zeller6360]

@@abieb8082 Because sport fighting does not transfer to life-or-death situations. To start with they are at 70 bpm, in life or death you are at 200+adrenal induced bpm. your fine and complex motor skills are nonexistent, only weaponized gross motor movements are available. Also, the brain has 7 different types of memory, under adrenal stress most go away, ever seen or experienced memory shut down when presented with a test? Training has to be adapted to "right brain" (for lack of a better model)learning mode, so that it goes in the memory that does not go away under stress. I prove all these things to experienced combat veterans with training scenarios all the time.

[@abieb8082]

@@rodvan-zeller6360 interesting, I have myself used Nicks techniques in a threatening situation, and although the adrenaline was pumping I did remember what techniques I had learnt, and managed to utilise them at the time. I guess it can be different for different people.

[@Unknown_67934]

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