As a former bouncer i am glad to see that somebody finally tells what the reality in fighting and attacks really are. Martial art can help the skill of fighting, but in the very most cases all it does is create a false sense of security. If a woman f ex has been taught some martial arts, she will in the far most cases just end up pissing of her attacker even more and end up being in even greater danger. She will be in a much better position if she learned the reality from guys like this.
If nothing else, this is the most insightful analysis of this type of knife attack I've heard so far. Especially in these crazy times, it's worth paying attention.
That violent intent and aggression is everything. It's easy to defend against a partner that attacks in a slow and sterile way - because it's not realistic. Defending against a fast and aggressive attacker is incredibly hard, but that's real life. Great job.
great job as always....the problem is in the law... many times it doesn't protect the defender but the attacker....it's unacceptable to be at the mercy of every damn fool....and that's because the laws are passed by people who have no experience of the brutality of the street ...I live in a European Union country
Thank you so much from Florida!!! I see so many knife 🔪 defense videos where the attacker is standing in a stationary placement Position while flailing away with his knife!!! The video footage of this horrible knife attack incident shows the actual reality of knife attacks!!! Even in an actual attack without a weapon, the attacker will try to grab and punch the victim as the attacker is moving his body mass forward!!!
As an FMA and A/T practitioner I really enjoyed your class. Especialy the "don't back up" .I don't believe in running away, that will just get someone else killed. Go forward. The yell "drop the knife" is for the police and armed citizens so as not to get shot .It can also help in the inquiry if you were lucky enough to be able to use deadly force. If you go in unarmed and survive, you will probably suffer broken hands😊.
Verdammt gut analysiert ,Respekt ich kann nur sagen super Trainer ----thx. ----- immer ein Genuss die Videos zu schauen. Ja aber man muss es auch trainieren ! ( flanking)
great as always (even if repeating myself might get boring) ^^ - love your always reality-based point of view. escpecially regarding the incident that just happened here in germany
Instructor is damn right, train as you fight, otherwise you will be killed by the knife attacker. Best choice is, go back two steps cause that is pure instinct than flank to create space or close in to counter attack. Both alterernatives are realistic. Most attackers use knifes the same way that they punch, the come at you with a large swinging overhead punch. Smart flanking is so important. But, defenders thinking also turns off in such situation due to adrenaline. Only the most basic reactions will survive. Good instructor!
Another insightful video Michiel! Oh. One more concept to add to this. I don't know if it is legal for civilians to conceal carry a firearm in Europe, but many people do here in the US. And we used to do tests like this when I was in the military, and basically, the rule of thumb is to always keep a round chambered when you carry. Some people don't out of safety concerns, but if a knife weilding attacker runs at you with full speed and intent at 25 feet, there will never be enough time to draw the gun, chamber a round, and then fire at the attacker. Even with a round chambered, it is a close call. Alternative trainings like this are a great tool to have since a firearm could make someone ineffective under fight or flight.
"I don't know if it is legal for civilians to conceal carry a firearm in Europe" In UK we are not allowed to carry anything specifically for self defence - improvisation is the key. As for a cc gun.....do not pass go, go directly to jail.
Yeah. That makes it crucial to learn these vital self protection techniques. Oh. They do have a non lethal firearm that uses compressed gas. But I am very skeptical on its effectiveness in a violent encounter.
There's one thing that still scratches back of my head - in previous video you showed how to deal with the attacker if he grabs you and pulls you - but what if grabs you and keep that arm stiff, so he's keeping the perfect distance for attacks. I imagine this is instinct response what the attacker would do - to have max protection and max damage. Will that previous defense also work if he's preventing you for closing the distance with that stiff arm? I hope i'm clear what i have in mind. And great video as always, cheers!
Training and familiarity is the best defence when your confident of your ability it makes a massive difference but the average person just isnt going to commit the time required to get the skill and mental preparedness required to effectively deal with this life threatening situation.
Put out the vids showing how you fight after you are stuck, or while being stuck, because on the street more often then not, you will feel it before you see it. This will serve a stronger purpose in reality then prevention.
Great that you're dealing with the reality.. there are too many 'how to deal with xyz' videos giving advice by people who don't know Jack sh!t. Does anyone know the circumstances that led to the attack?
Всех приветствую. Абсолютно согласен с данным инструктором по части того, что в той трагической ситуации, произошедшей в германском городке, вообще не нужно было пытаться обращаться вербально к тому нападавшему. Посмотрите, скольких людей нападавший успел тяжело ранить (а некоторых, видимо, смертельно) ВСЕГО ЗА НЕСКОЛЬКО СЕКУНД. Всё пошло по наихудшему сценарию, поскольку эти драгоценные секунды для нейтрализации были потеряны на попытке общаться с тем животным. Ту взбесившуюся обезьяну (к тому же, носящую в своей примитивной башке идеологию ваххабизма и радикальные воззрения всем известной религии) сотрудникам полиции нужно было пристрелить, либо нейтрализовать любыми подручными средствами, которые были доступны СРАЗУ ЖЕ, как только тот схватил нож. Ещё один момент, который виден на том видеоролике, гражданские - обычные люди - совсем не готовы к таким вспышкам агрессии и не имеют навыка как себя вести в такие моменты, здесь в первую очередь играет роль психологический аспект и готовность к риску. Многие даже не сразу поняли, что происходит, пока обезьяна успела ударить ножом нескольких людей.
in martial arts you develop fast hands and strong legs. with a knife. just run.. failing that pick up something to obstruct the threat , remove the knife .. hitting his knife hand . but running beats all. the military have to have try defend this in war but they have mo other option , normally its a losing battle… anywhere you get touched with a blade it hurts and due to adrenaline like this teacher says he may not feel your strikes. use your strong legs and run. or have a bigger pair of knives yourself. like he says. never easy. if u are in a gun country and have firearm.. shoot 3 shots. 2 centre mass and one to head… then just leave… dont wait to explain yourself
Yeah my reaction when I saw that video was fuck but if I can put in a kind word for aikido which actually originally trained with the knife in mind, angling off and or forward 45° is a big part of the art.
Excellent tip. I can see how my reaction would be to step back, a big mistake. There are 100's of super lame videos on trying to convince us that you can use some kind of Wing Chun move to get the knife away from a serious and skilled attacker, good luck. I'm sure there are some 9th degree black belt masters that could 'maybe' get the knife way or block it, but that's 1000's of hours of dedicated MA training that the average 'joe' is never going to go through, and he probably gets stabbed anyway.
06:12 "Dealing with a cave man problem"...aint that the truth when we see time and time again that it is the same "types" who are committing these acts upon us, as evidenced by the video footage used from Germany in this case. Although there are innumerable videos of the same thing.
Indeed, but remember that the pre-fontal cortex, which is the part of your brain that deals with intelligence and reason shuts down when you're in a fight/flight mode situation (like a knife coming at you). The only tool that will be available to you is your instinct (the limbic part of your brain), so although you use intelligence to learn the techniques, you have to make sure you "write" in your instinct also, so you can have it available to you when the adrenalin kicks in.
He meant you cannot reason with the assailant. You can use intelligence in premeditating a defense, learn it and apply it without thinking of you are attacked
It shows how scary and in the shit you are in,in real life. Remember also we are our own 'first responders' because we are being brainwashed by a system that says if you do 'pre emptive' action you will be in the shit with the law. This video highlights the real speed and no chance of 'de- escalation techniques' that can be used. Yes a Policeman who was trying to control a guy who was actually trying to confront the attacker did pass away from a brutal neck wound. These are crazy times with crazy people and we must be as prepared as possible. Excellent video, thank you. Stay safe 🙏
As a former bouncer i am glad to see that somebody finally tells what the reality in fighting and attacks really are. Martial art can help the skill of fighting, but in the very most cases all it does is create a false sense of security. If a woman f ex has been taught some martial arts, she will in the far most cases just end up pissing of her attacker even more and end up being in even greater danger. She will be in a much better position if she learned the reality from guys like this.
This is most real video, no nonsense 🏆
If nothing else, this is the most insightful analysis of this type of knife attack I've heard so far. Especially in these crazy times, it's worth paying attention.
Totalement d'accord avec vous.
THANK YOU, from Germany
That flanking move is the difference between life and death. This man teaches truth...that's why I listen. Awesome video.
Watching this has already rewired my brain.I will reenact a situation in my mind what to do and what not to do.
That violent intent and aggression is everything. It's easy to defend against a partner that attacks in a slow and sterile way - because it's not realistic. Defending against a fast and aggressive attacker is incredibly hard, but that's real life. Great job.
This guy is the real deal. Love his style. No bullshit, straight to the point ,and get the job done. 💪💪👍
Well done!! Weaving bits of anatomy, physiology, psychology and tested tactics into training for the most real world applications!!!
Excellent explanation Michiel. Flanking is an great option but really needs to be trained. 💥
great job as always....the problem is in the law... many times it doesn't protect the defender but the attacker....it's unacceptable to be at the mercy of every damn fool....and that's because the laws are passed by people who have no experience of the brutality of the street ...I live in a European Union country
Facts!
Thank you for bringing the 21 foot rule up, I remember Dan Inosanto taught that years ago and its very real the quickness of covering that distance.
OSU Sensei! 100% correct and practical. Thank you!
Osu!🙏🏻🙏🏻 thanks for appreciating
Finally something sensible! Great illustration!!
Thank you so much from Florida!!!
I see so many knife 🔪 defense videos where the attacker is standing in a stationary placement
Position while flailing away with his knife!!! The video footage of this horrible knife attack incident shows the actual reality of knife attacks!!! Even in an actual attack without a weapon, the attacker will try to grab and punch the victim as the attacker is moving his body mass forward!!!
As an FMA and A/T practitioner I really enjoyed your class. Especialy the "don't back up" .I don't believe in running away, that will just get someone else killed. Go forward. The yell "drop the knife" is for the police and armed citizens so as not to get shot .It can also help in the inquiry if you were lucky enough to be able to use deadly force. If you go in unarmed and survive, you will probably suffer broken hands😊.
Great, great job ! 👍👍👍 Important message on awareness and the physiological phenomena that occur during an attack. Best regards from France 🙏
Valuable comments and observations. Thanks Michiel.
As always, excellent
Goeie info, thx🙏
Op een mes aanval heb je 1 voordeel, je weet waarmee hij komt ( bijna altijd )
Top material!
Verdammt gut analysiert ,Respekt ich kann nur sagen super Trainer ----thx. ----- immer ein Genuss die Videos zu schauen. Ja aber man muss es auch trainieren ! ( flanking)
Great material,real world emotion and intent is awesome
Great demo and explanation. With the rise in this kind of threat, this training and knowledge is essential.
Great video. Very honest.
Thanks for sharing your experience with us , blessings from USA 🇺🇸
great as always (even if repeating myself might get boring) ^^ - love your always reality-based point of view. escpecially regarding the incident that just happened here in germany
Excellent advice - hoping to see a part 3 👍☘️
Excellent Video and training thanks for sharing!
My pleasure!
Instructor is damn right, train as you fight, otherwise you will be killed by the knife attacker. Best choice is, go back two steps cause that is pure instinct than flank to create space or close in to counter attack. Both alterernatives are realistic. Most attackers use knifes the same way that they punch, the come at you with a large swinging overhead punch. Smart flanking is so important. But, defenders thinking also turns off in such situation due to adrenaline. Only the most basic reactions will survive. Good instructor!
Great video as always there is no doubt you are the real deal with real life situations thank you for all you do any chance coming to Chicago
Je viens de voir la meilleure analyse sur les attaques aux couteaux.... je désespérais que cela arrive un jour.
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Excellent content. Excellent delivery. "UC, keeping it real"
Thank you very much 🙏🏻
@@schoolofselfprotection Osu
Thank you for the knowledge, sir.
My pleasure🙏🏻
Great video. What was the incident shown in the clip?
So very true and scary facts thank you coach
What we need is a Pocket Michiel Mulder, that we could carry and deploy as our EDC
lol
😂😂😂
you would need a big pocket!
@@bosshossmotorcycle385bhpwi9 It would undoubtedly be a logistical challenge, but worth the effort nevertheless!
Another insightful video Michiel! Oh. One more concept to add to this. I don't know if it is legal for civilians to conceal carry a firearm in Europe, but many people do here in the US. And we used to do tests like this when I was in the military, and basically, the rule of thumb is to always keep a round chambered when you carry. Some people don't out of safety concerns, but if a knife weilding attacker runs at you with full speed and intent at 25 feet, there will never be enough time to draw the gun, chamber a round, and then fire at the attacker. Even with a round chambered, it is a close call. Alternative trainings like this are a great tool to have since a firearm could make someone ineffective under fight or flight.
Makes total sense to me! 🙏🏻
"I don't know if it is legal for civilians to conceal carry a firearm in Europe" In UK we are not allowed to carry anything specifically for self defence - improvisation is the key. As for a cc gun.....do not pass go, go directly to jail.
Yeah. That makes it crucial to learn these vital self protection techniques. Oh. They do have a non lethal firearm that uses compressed gas. But I am very skeptical on its effectiveness in a violent encounter.
Cheers man!
There's one thing that still scratches back of my head - in previous video you showed how to deal with the attacker if he grabs you and pulls you - but what if grabs you and keep that arm stiff, so he's keeping the perfect distance for attacks. I imagine this is instinct response what the attacker would do - to have max protection and max damage. Will that previous defense also work if he's preventing you for closing the distance with that stiff arm? I hope i'm clear what i have in mind.
And great video as always, cheers!
You use the grab and fend and slap in that case. Same principle but adapted. It’s all in my online counter weapon course.
Training and familiarity is the best defence when your confident of your ability it makes a massive difference but the average person just isnt going to commit the time required to get the skill and mental preparedness required to effectively deal with this life threatening situation.
Put out the vids showing how you fight after you are stuck, or while being stuck, because on the street more often then not, you will feel it before you see it. This will serve a stronger purpose in reality then prevention.
Quality content
very good vids/content! I wish I lived in the Netherlands and could attend your school. lol
Always feel welcome! I’m in Greece week! Assuming your are Greek 😂🙏🏻
Great that you're dealing with the reality.. there are too many 'how to deal with xyz' videos giving advice by people who don't know Jack sh!t.
Does anyone know the circumstances that led to the attack?
Всех приветствую.
Абсолютно согласен с данным инструктором по части того, что в той трагической ситуации, произошедшей в германском городке, вообще не нужно было пытаться обращаться вербально к тому нападавшему. Посмотрите, скольких людей нападавший успел тяжело ранить (а некоторых, видимо, смертельно) ВСЕГО ЗА НЕСКОЛЬКО СЕКУНД. Всё пошло по наихудшему сценарию, поскольку эти драгоценные секунды для нейтрализации были потеряны на попытке общаться с тем животным. Ту взбесившуюся обезьяну (к тому же, носящую в своей примитивной башке идеологию ваххабизма и радикальные воззрения всем известной религии) сотрудникам полиции нужно было пристрелить, либо нейтрализовать любыми подручными средствами, которые были доступны СРАЗУ ЖЕ, как только тот схватил нож. Ещё один момент, который виден на том видеоролике, гражданские - обычные люди - совсем не готовы к таким вспышкам агрессии и не имеют навыка как себя вести в такие моменты, здесь в первую очередь играет роль психологический аспект и готовность к риску. Многие даже не сразу поняли, что происходит, пока обезьяна успела ударить ножом нескольких людей.
Superbe...
Pls teach this situation also in German! ❤
Not Hollywood and dojo ballerinas information here. Thanks.
You're welcome!
Yes he's past away. 😢
...there is no deal... run! ..yes Rouven past away .. so sad!
Just run is unfortunately not always available! But always the best choice indeed!
in martial arts you develop fast hands and strong legs. with a knife. just run.. failing that pick up something to obstruct the threat , remove the knife .. hitting his knife hand . but running beats all. the military have to have try defend this in war but they have mo other option , normally its a losing battle… anywhere you get touched with a blade it hurts and due to adrenaline like this teacher says he may not feel your strikes. use your strong legs and run. or have a bigger pair of knives yourself. like he says. never easy. if u are in a gun country and have firearm.. shoot 3 shots. 2 centre mass and one to head… then just leave… dont wait to explain yourself
Yeah my reaction when I saw that video was fuck but if I can put in a kind word for aikido which actually originally trained with the knife in mind, angling off and or forward 45° is a big part of the art.
Aikido has great footwork for this!
Excellent tip.
I can see how my reaction
would be to step back, a big
mistake. There are 100's of
super lame videos on trying to
convince us that you can use
some kind of Wing Chun move to
get the knife away from a serious
and skilled attacker, good luck.
I'm sure there are some 9th
degree black belt masters that
could 'maybe' get the knife way
or block it, but that's 1000's of
hours of dedicated MA training
that the average 'joe' is never
going to go through, and he probably
gets stabbed anyway.
How do you know he is in limbic system?
So many ways to spot that.
huge
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👍❤️
06:12 "Dealing with a cave man problem"...aint that the truth when we see time and time again that it is the same "types" who are committing these acts upon us, as evidenced by the video footage used from Germany in this case. Although there are innumerable videos of the same thing.
Yes..more reason to work on the mindset and tactics! 🙏🏻
Disengage while keeping yourself in such position that you don't get fall or get in position where you are not able to fight
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You said you cannot use Intelligence for the animal type of situation but still you are using intelligence to understand that animal situation
Yes. But in the moment itself it will not be present.
What part don't you get?
Indeed, but remember that the pre-fontal cortex, which is the part of your brain that deals with intelligence and reason shuts down when you're in a fight/flight mode situation (like a knife coming at you). The only tool that will be available to you is your instinct (the limbic part of your brain), so although you use intelligence to learn the techniques, you have to make sure you "write" in your instinct also, so you can have it available to you when the adrenalin kicks in.
He meant you cannot reason with the assailant. You can use intelligence in premeditating a defense, learn it and apply it without thinking of you are attacked
You pre programme your brain with intelligent responses so when there’s no time to think you react well.As in muscle memory.
The German Police officer died and many people will follow him because of a horrible political agenda. So train real, to save u and your loved ones.
Sorry Man, but Germany is a clown town. We have to talk with the knifeman, such a bullshit
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😆 fanboy. Could your insecurities not preventing you to comment🤣🤣😘
he's just talking rubbish
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It shows how scary and in the shit you are in,in real life.
Remember also we are our own 'first responders' because we are being brainwashed by a system that says if you do 'pre emptive' action you will be in the shit with the law.
This video highlights the real speed and no chance of 'de- escalation techniques' that can be used.
Yes a Policeman who was trying to control a guy who was actually trying to confront the attacker did pass away from a brutal neck wound.
These are crazy times with crazy people and we must be as prepared as possible.
Excellent video, thank you.
Stay safe 🙏
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