Green Beret reviews Grappling takedowns anyone can do | Tactical Rifleman
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- Опубликовано: 23 янв 2020
- Here are a few simple concepts and principles that are key to CONTROLLING the BAD GUY.
My goal is for those that are not very comfortable in a grappling type situation to understand that it doesn’t require a ton of techniques and tom foolery to be effective.
If a person becomes comfortable in the positions shown in the video, they will be able to handle many situations that involve gaining control of a combative person.
This is a start point.
The more confident we are in a hands on scenario, hopefully helps us make better decisions in violent situations.
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I keep telling other officers at work that they need to get rid of the universal "defensive tactics" and move to grappling and jiu jitsu. It will develop confidence in the officer and without a doubt, reduce officer injuries and civilian deaths. Shout out to my jiu jitsu coach Carlos David. Great video man!
@Dojocho hahahahahaha
Yet people want to defund the police and if they do that this won’t be possible because the need training
@@alexthgamingmaster21lunde60 Yes, law enforcement officers (LEOs) MUST HAVE training and training costs money. Videos like this is no substitute for in-person training, but it sure does help!
grappling and jujitsu is for sport..
Carl does not want to go to the ground, he is thinking " Cant I just shoot him, my knees hurt?" Carl#1
LOL! Good call!
That is a sweet haircut though.
9:27 I can’t count the number of yard sales I’ve missed because I had to take someone down. Thanks, brother - these techniques will help me start getting some real bargains again.
UrLawyer “yard sale” is jargon we used for when all your equipment has been strewn about.
Instructor Zee I will never get those sweet, sweet deals, then. ☹️
Nothing like good ‘ol fashion wrasslin’...
I am going to try this on my 2 year old when he throws a tantrum
Lmao
Ha ha
You will lose, best to go directly to your sidearm, tods are a dangerous lot.
😂🙌
Just throw him lmao
As a first responder I like to say thank you for this video. You are absolutely right about fatigue making cowards of men. This video has has great content and explanations of the techniques used. I hope to see more of this in the future. Thank you and God Bless!
This video is awesome. I wrestled for 3 years and a lot of this stuff helped me win matches with people who knew how to wrestle I was able to keep a lot of people on on ground and pin them. And has worked in a few street scuffles. Really good advice. Keep the content coming.
What I got out of this, is Zee is super skilled at riding dudes.
J/K Zee, awesome class. Semper fi.
Enya Facce I would do well in prison
Instructor Zee too funny!!
I have been in law enforcement for almost 21 years and this video is by far one of the best that I have viewed that allows me survivable options in an extremely common situation. Defensive tactics as we all know generally only work on passive individuals but this is extremely helpful and it appears to work well. Please keep up the outstanding work and I only wish that all departments taught these techniques because we all know in the field the basics just don't work but this is real life and it is good to go. Semper Fi!
Thanks for watching, TR
Great to know this video is approved by an experienced law enforcement officer!👍🏼
Excellent video, Z. Thanks for all your hard work in bringing this to us!
I'm from the UK,so no firearms involved. But I'm an ex C.O.P sniper and if done security contract's in various country's. I have also been a professional bouncer for many many years. Plus I train 4-5 day's a week at MMA for street fighting. Which is very different from MMA for the cage. So i have had more than my share of violent contacts. And if seen many videos that are just a joke. But I'd like to say I really liked your video. There was a few things I'd do different, but I'm year's into my grappling training. And this is a quick video for beginners. So thank you for showing something simple and that may work.
Thanks for watching, TR
there is no MMA for street fighting,the difference for self defense is purely tactical,all techs are exactly the same,thats why it works.As for street fighting in general,the concept shouldnt exist,you are protecting yourself,mature adults should not be matchfighting outside sports.
Three things here. First off, big ups to Imri for being the dude to get demoed on and not even saying a word, just being uncomfortable for a day and letting it happen. Second, Zee has come a long way in his public speaking and being comfortable on camera, so props to him too. Third, mop up that mat will you?
You two make great videos together. Thanks for the lessons!
Impressive. Great grappling fundamentals and self defensive concepts.
Seen this entries many times as a purple belt but learned plenty.
Great delivery.
✊ oss...
Thanks Imri for getting ”beat up” for the demo. Still amazed how you make Zee look small 😀
Good, functional, simple ; thx for the advice on grappling hands, and takedown.
awesome video. great instruction.simple effective functional. keep up the good work
You had me at 'drunk Uncle Bob ' 😅😁😂✊🙌
Dayum! Karl came outta no where! BOOM!!!!!
I got into a fight once, and this stuff helped a lot
Great video . Basic, easy to understand and so effective . Thanks.
I've played so much COD that none of these moves would work on me!
Very good ideas, Thank you very much
Thanks for the video
Wrestling has saved my ass more than any other self defense I’ve learned. Workout a bunch and drill the basics that’s what I say.
One of the most underrated things for improving grappling
Get jacked af!
thank you for sharing this!
That was a great take down the table leg palm on the back of his head then the reach through across the ribs to the inside is it when most people would reach over the top 👍
Very good, thank you very much
Good stuff. Thank you.
Please do a video on you having multiple buddies and how to work together to stop someone. Like the opposite of being outnumbered please
I enjoyed it.
Thank you sir
Excellent
I like the way he took the guy down got on his back with his knees then fixed his hair, done like a true froggy!
If necessary strikes can be utilized. Knees (to thighs, etc), elbows, hammer fist, knife hands, rakes, uppercuts and so on.
Depends on the situation of course.
Thanks for putting out another great video. If I may add, I just wanna advise people to be careful with practicing the sit throw during live rolling. There’s a risk of blowing out the other guy’s knee if you put pressure on the side of their knee as you sit. In judo we cal it tani otoshi, and I’ve been on the receiving end of a nasty knee injury from someone sitting on my knee sideways.
Good info. Thanks! Control the head, and you will control the body. It breaks postural integrity, and squashes the opponents ability to generate force.
Zee another good video. As stated this is for beginners, or walk ins, however for the intent it's very well done. The biggest fault I have ever seen in fights is that people stopped thinking. As soon as you lose that, you've lost. And to the getting tired / desperate point, your dead right. Ppl tire out and give up. I would suspect in an actual match that against your sparring partner there, you would have to work a lot harder to get him by yourself. And could end up with him getting you. Which is the second point I was going to bring up overconfidence. Way to many ppl today are supremely over confident simply because they have been misled by television, and movies. I like that you kept it simple and again emphasized the need to practice. 3 and 1/2 years of judo and 1 1/2 years of MMA has taught me that practice is the essence of success. The odds of randomly encountering a person who is well versed in actual fighting is low for average Joe. In your line of work its significantly higher. Keep up the good vids and don't hurt yourself
Who knows, this could save your life one day. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching, TR
Good stuff gents.
"is there a yard sale goin' on?" LMAO
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Nice video. With that said, getting both under hooks isn't something I would count on.
That partner dual takedown move is 👏🏼
Never fight fair. Thanks for watching, TR
Very nice
Thanks for watching, TR
Only kidding this is.great stuff for ordinary Joes like myself !
This is a very good video and you guys are excellent in demonstrating and explaining certain movements/ leverage and how to survive. But if you are a LEO one can no longer put a knee on someone’s back let alone his head or neck to affect an arrest without being criminally charged these days. But I’m sure in court the LEO could articulate that he was fighting for his life and retaining his gun, etc... but who wants to go through that circus?. But in this day and age it seems like the cop will be criminally charged for affecting an arrest by putting his knee on his back etc. and just doing his job??
So how else can an LEO subdue and affect an arrest without putting his/her knee on the perps back etc and not be criminally charged? I’m sure there are other methods but how can you place the perp in cuffs without having your knee or body weight on him and without causing a nationwide riot 😒🙄 lol . Now if it’s off duty that is a different story you do what you need to do to survive but while on duty cops have to be careful more so because people can be secretly/openly recording and now most cops have body cams. If cops have to second guess their actions in fear of being charged then that can be a fine line between life and 💀. Hence why cops don’t want to get involved anymore in order to protect their lively hood/pension. Excellent video , I like the wheel barrel method and crossing their legs, keep up the good work, stay safe everyone :-)
Wheelbarrow his legs. Love it! He's not going to make it to the dance.
Very good. These techniques work plus you can add strikes and submissions. Grappling ( wrestling/Judo/Jiujitsu/Submission wrestling/catch wrestling/MMA ) is the first thing you should learn as self defense. Anyone can strike. You can add striking once you master the basics of grappling.
Agreed
Imory: I want to join the TR team.
Karl and Zee: Ok cool, but we are going to beat the shit out of you for the first 6 videos you’re in.
Imory: Awesome.. as long as I get to keep the cool TR shirt.
If you go to your own wrist as a grip, it makes more sense to grip the back wrist with the front hand. This makes it so that the actual gripping power is perpendicular to the force your opponent will most likely exert to escape, rather than parallel to it. It's less likely to slip that way. Try it. It makes a difference.
A quick video for us newbies on what all the military terms mean such as Green beret, Navy Seal, Speacial Forces, JTF2 and Delta Force.
Give Wiki a look
Reminds me of videos back in 80s 😁
Hello , the whole thing has to do with judo , namely with the basic knowledge in judo . ! How do I keep my opponent at a distance? ! and which levers bring distance , how the opponent has only one hand free and me both . ! How can I easily double my leverage . ! Hiring is super shown by the two instructors , very well continue so my friends . ! Best regards from Major Peer !
When you get head locked you can block the punch attack the arm break it from behind plus there’s counters to this got ranch everything else I like
This is all basic wrestling/traditional Gracie Jiu jitsu which is and always will be superior to any other form of self defense training. I've been in LE almost 9 years, wrestled in high school, training Gracie Jiu jitsu for 5 years and Judo for a little over 2. Any combination of these will win the fight against the majority of the people, even with minimal training. If you are LE and care about your life and career I urge you to pay attention to this video and find somewhere to train and expand on these basics presented here. Great content and extremely applicable to the real world.
Thank you for your service
@@TacticalRifleman thank you guys for your services, from the military all the way to what you're doing with your channel. I stumbled upon you guys a couple of days ago and can't get enough of it.
Nice
If your going to shell up, advance in (staying in punching reach is to risky as his blows can either penetrate your guard or your arms will absorb blows that can still knock your head senseless) then in the clinch get your face behind his shoulder (not worth showing your face, he can thumb your eye out) you may have to squat slightly to (as if to pull a single leg take down) to get around him. You will have the same effect and your face will be protected. I would prefer your 2nd technique 8:15 to take down bad guy ( advance outside foot when sweeping/sitting 8:15 or you will injure your leg) once he is down its a whole different ball game since he going to squirming around, I having submission grappling background so I would get to the RNC or some strangulation asap.
Awesome stuff. Thank you guys. Murica/Israel!
Crossface and grab the ankle and lift! Awesome wrestling 🤼♂️ techniques Z!
Some of these we practice in wrestling
Show de aula 💪
This looks like me and my wife's first time alone.
I'm in salvation army and this works a treat on sleeping homeless people thanks !
It's basically grappling meaning it's still a who-does-it-first system. Good techniques and some excellent understanding though.
Does his haircut/hairstyle have a name? It’s gotta!
Zeee Durhman cool dude 🙌🏻
No shoes on the mat!
As a wrestler I can say this is all pretty sold advice
Zee's a good dude
T. C. Thx
But errbody around me has a sweet cut...or they don’t come around me. What do I do?
Love the channel and everything you guys do ,but I think Zee is a little to excited today if you know what I mean
I need techniques for use against men with sweet hair though
Say "Nice hair." in a sarcastic tone. Its a devastating blow
Very nice! Zee do some Jiu Jitsu next
Poor Emery
Great stuff! Ready to hit the mats!!! Except our insurance company STILL has us shut down. >:-(
Cool to see zee doing self defense hand to hand tactics. Does zee train jits?
Fearthetriangle I’m a blackbelt in Jiu Jitsu. I teach 2 days a week in a gym.✊
When the threat is down and you have your weight on him, is there (I know it’s fluid, but...) a simple way to transition into five point control?
As someone who is deep into mma. This is kinda amusing but fairly solid and will definitely work on untrained people
These techniques are very similar to what I learned years ago when I studied with Grand Master Carley Gracie in San Francisco Ca. It proves good technique gets around.
Is it good that I’m 15 and starting Brazilian jiu-jitsu and trying to strive for a black belt before I go to the army and try the green berets?
Yes
That hair comment 🤣
The moral of the story is to draw attention and desperation away from the weapon on your hip. You want to prevent the ability to access of your weapon first and foremost. In a moment of desperation, rolling around on the ground you are absolutely not going to have this kind of detail and thought process. It might help but it's not always going to be a given. Training for combative situations is just basic prep work. You need to be able to move quickly and effectively!, dodge incoming attacks and strike back with precision!. No amount of training can truly prepare you for this. Avoiding it altogether and maintaining good distance is the best practice. Usually a good ability to judge attitude and body language is key. People tend to exhibit certain body language and tell tell signs of fight or flight. There are so many variables involved. Nothing is going to be absolute. With that being said there is also the situation of force. Was the force you put into it justified and nessary? Is there proof to mitigate the incident? Was protocol and policy followed? Whole yes it is import to prepare for variables it is also extremely complicated to prepare for the outcomes, considering the rules, policy etc.
if youre going in for a body lock takedown and youre more angled to the side make sure your hips are in, because if the other guy knew what he was doing hed hit you with a head and arm throw or a judo toss. allot of people learn to wrestle by attacking the feet but when they are in upper body , not everyone knows how to position properly, as he was explaining that first takedown i was just shouting head and arm throw , head and arm throw he didnt address how to prevent it. the other stuff was good
Dude, homie, bro, Sgt...You trying to smuggle some plums out on the matt or you just happy to be there?
RLTW !
RLTW!
Who remember these takedowns from clinch drills?
Emery’s pants look pretty cool-what brand?
Yea
Krav Maga combine with grappling awesome combination.
I’m not too sure what wrestling and BJJ the green berets do, but i hope they didn’t teach you to circle around from top of back mount so he can grab your legs
Carl when are you doing another operation Valkrie but not on Saturdays?
Sorry, but most people are free on weekends
Good.
Most dangerous moments:
1:48, 2:15, 7:50, 8:18.
I think a single leg is pretty simple and effective as a go to take down but when someone is on there hands and knees like that wouldnt a seatbelt to a rear naked be the easiest straight forward finish. Especially since we are talking about going against untrained grapplers. I like that wheel barrel from behind. That's a new one on me. : )
Come on man this is obviously for untrained people to use against other untrained people. And an untrained person taking the back usually falls off or their man turns into their guard anyways.
Good stuff! I liked to throw in some ear slaps to disorient but that don't fly with some LEO departments. You risk blowing an eardrum but hey, shit happens in RL.
@M Via So true, no matter what happens you'll be taken to court. I did what I could to control them, even it called for some cheap shots or dirty boxing.
This is just a small segment on CONTROL, there are plenty of other things I would do.
Shabbat shalom
Stay way from those sweet haircut dudes in other words 😂 that ankle pic tho 😉
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small joint manipulations! leads to larger joints. Eyes, throat, ears, lips. No such thing as a fair fight!
Agreed
Haha "Will not work against men with sweet haircuts"
It's not all about shooting fast and buying Gucci gear. Thanks for another awesome video ZEE!
Emery is a good sport lol
Thanks for watching, TR