Force-On-Force: Negotiating Stairwells With Navy SEAL "Tosh"
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- In this week's Force on Force Fridays, retired Navy SEAL Toshiro "Tosh" Carrington teaches Myles the basics of dealing with stairwells.
They cover some general techniques and concepts and apply them in force-on-force situations.
There is a lot more to negotiating stairwells, but this acts as a starting point and will give you a lot that you can already work with and incorporate into your own training.
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"put a gun in someone's hand and they forget how to walk" , 🤣 that's hilarious, and so true!
Great content Gentlemen! Knowing your stairs, is a definite advantage. Creaking stairs, can be an advantage, or disadvantage if you're required to navigate them. Roll it in the dark, in a quiet house, to find the pit falls. Thanks again, keep 'em coming.
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Man, this is freaking awesome!!! Thanks guys! I will say that my biggest concern with going one handed on the pistol in a CQB environment isn’t with aim at such close distances but is weapon retention, especially coming around corners or up stairs, because a close, unarmed intruder could still try to fight you for your weapon (and weapon retention is greatly increased with two hands on the gun).
this is a one of a kind channel. Thank you so much for providing real education vs the shallow click bate that comes up so often in my feed. Your whole crew is awesome. Thank you
Good job on the physical conditioning Myles, that's some tough angle work. Trusted content from Tosh as usual!
I just do it the easy way and dive head first Max Payne style down the stairs and clear my corners hot. If I need to get down the stairs, I'm getting down the stairs. Don't forget to war cry on your way down for maximum stun effect. 👍
Great knowledge transfer gentlemen! Much appreciated.
AMAZINGA episode. And it's nice to know what i have been doing here at home is close to what tosh told miles! When im bored, i just "clear" my house just because. I definitely enjoyed this video.
Glad you enjoy it!
Great informative video.💯💪🏾👍🏾
Fell down my stairs while larping after watching this. My mom was super-mad because I knocked over a bunch of her collectible plates.
Ha Peter, I guess you need practice.
Great vid with excellent instruction 👍🏻🇺🇸🏴☠️
Ton of great info! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very thorough. Great information gentlemen.
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More great content. Thank you
Thanks!
Awesome instruction!
Thanks!
Awesome! When you're through with certain areas, perhaps you can do a whole house route to clear with body cam without Myles knowing where someone will be placed and some footage review together with Tosh.Thanks for the multiple cameras to see all the angles. That makes it really stand out of other stair related clearing videos as well as the FoF runs.
I like the open no BS talk. But keep in mind that every word gets screened if it's 'advertiser friendly' so you also see the censorship in the auto subtitles.
What I'd like to see are different types of doors like push/pull, sliding doors (light, glass (lighting question, heavy) and how to potentially deal with the door when an attacker on the other side, slicing the pie with these different doors or just clearing. House lighting considerations when the option is still there and handheld light stuff (deploying/holding/during malfunctions or reloads). Considerations to funnels or talking about tricky angles the order things should be cleared. Using a room to your advantage during a stabby/blunt attack.
Btw. look at some gym related channels strategies. You can give some Q&A time or something merch like for someone that commented in the first hour after the video drops to have some initial push. If you have something big to give away, connect it with your website. If there are new classes coming up, mention it on the community page.
Thanks for the comment and suggestions!
Taking baby steps right now. We will share full scenario runs in the future. Right now we are working individual skillsets.
Hey O, we will be doing that in the future. Thanks for the comment
Remember doing this training with Baltimore SWAT during AIT.
Great video, also looking out for reflections whether it be your own or someone else’s.
Thanks!
This helps me so much with my house. Thank you.
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Great video! Thanks I got to practice shooting with one hand
Hey Maritza, You should Practice shooting one handed often. If you watch the real world self defense videos, you will see that a good percentage of those vids the defenders has to shoot one handed. Thanks for the comment.
A home defense situation you won't have to worry about grenades. Lol maybe your home. I found out they sell civi flash bangs years ago
Good video. I was taught not to cross your legs for fear of getting tangled.
Hi DT, for the most part that is correct. But if it works out naturally don't fight it move through it. Thanks for the comment
Stairwell's are pucker level 10
This method should be applicable for long guns ie AR?
I feel like your hand over the rail shows your exact progress down the stairs to a threat down the hall behind the stairs. They'll know exactly when to engage as they can predict exactly when your body will appear after coming down the stairs. Just my opinion
You're not doing any initial clearing...If they're able to see your hand you should be able to see them, look for potential angles you may have missed..
First! Keep up the great videos 👍🏼
Thanks! Will do!
"getting back behind cover" doesn't apply in a house, because it's not cover. It's concealment.
What guns are they using??
Great information, stairwell suck 😉
These videos are great for quick reference videos, but I can't stand the format Haha It's like a middle schooler filmed this with her phone Lol I love Tosh and he's a great teacher, but it seems you all should change this up alittle, Myles man it's like the second the camera comes on you just start stuttering and fumbling around your words, it just doesn't transfer to film well man. There are only 30 comments, so I'd bet I'm the only person saying this, seems most others just "Kiss your ass's" and keep going Hahaha Again, great info!!! The format is what I'm complaining about Lol
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Hopefully they aren’t the people under the stairs!
The training is good but WTH Airsoft, NFA Vest is THAT? Not a plate carrier, worn too low to protect the heart box, looks like it's made out of bubble wrap...
It’s just protective gear they’re using for simunitions. Obviously it’s not a pc or soft armor vest.
It's just a pad for the scenario based weapons. What do you expect? Eagle Industries Plate carrier with panels?
Its a soft shield for sim and airsoft so you can feel the hits without it leaving marks. its not meant to represent a plate carrier.