Fighting From Your Back | Basic Combatives with Iron Infidel
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
- Imagine that you were to get knocked down during a fight. What would you do? We've teamed up with guys at @IronInfidel to find an answer.
In this instructional video, a former UFC fighter Daniel Sarafian will help you find ways to escape and get in a better position when you find yourself on the ground.
But will these techniques actually keep people off of you? Matt Pech (a former Green Beret) and Alex Alderman (a former SWAT team member) will challenge Daniel in a reality check. The full-out fight at 100% effort.
𝗦𝗸𝗶𝗽 𝘁𝗼 𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗼𝗻
0:00 Intro
1:49 Bucket sweep
3:21 Hip escape
5:04 Scissor sweep
6:01 Reality check
7:47 Final conclusion
𝗙𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗼𝘄 𝗜𝗿𝗼𝗻 𝗜𝗻𝗳𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗹
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Besides the great techniques shown and demonstrated, can we all agree that is the most epic tactical mustache ever!
Read my mind loved the technique showed and then bush
Captain Price
As a practitioner of Jujtusu I really LOVED this! Good to see the struggle also, as it can be very difficult against another well trained partner.
This is what I love about those guys iron infidel they are real great techniques and great demonstration it shows that in a fight you have to be patient waiting for the good moment tu use the techniques and modify if it's necessary thank you UF PRO for this amazing collaboration always a pleasure to see your contents
That's some old moves I learned 25 to 30 years ago. Very effective too.
Thank! What an honest and transperant video. Its important to highlight weaknesses in techniques. I think they did that really well here
Real martial arts for real people. Great Technique by a great set of instructors. Thanks for the great video!
Looks like training for a Saturday night at a bar in Jersey
Basics of BJJ in real situations...very good video...very excited for the next videos :D
Brilliantly taught
Hell ya! Loves these guys what a fantastic collaboration!!! Great video.. keep them coming!
in the end of the video the dude didnt went easy on the demonstration LOL, he did as much as he could to stay on top of the former UFC fighter/instructor.
Lovely bunch of lads!
Great presentation, gents!
Excellent.
7:30 Nice deep half transition off the failed scissor
Thanx for This,Guys
Real scenarios is what I love. Keep these videos coming #oss
Very nice punch protection...
Great job👍👊 this techniques are good and effective!!
(BJJ) must have some ground fighting techniques for self defense😉👍
Very useful video sir 😀😀
Great video! I know some stuff from year's ago but not this stuff...
Well Done 👍
Daniel sarafian was my first mma coach haha kinda cool to see him in a random video out of the blue
Great video!! I would really appreciate if you would let me know what brand and model those tan and black sole boots that Matt Pech was wearing, because they seem to be made with a comfortable soft sole.
You know any dude rockin a stache like that is a badass…
Vrry impressive.
Could you Preise gibt a Demo, what to Do, in you got taken d8wn from behind and the big guy got you in the Schwitzkasten.
the struggle gave me so much anxiety lol
Ppl take a bjj class videos are good but nothing like 1sr hand exp
Getting into a Jujitsu or BJJ school will help with standing and ground grappling.
As for "no limit", Earth is infinite, so is our potential. !!!!!!!
Basic boxing, Jiu-Jitsu, and a little bit of Filipino Kali.
That's all you need. And a mustache like that of course would be more than enough to deter anyone from attacking you.
Do navy seal or green beret practice these techniques?
Would you have to wrestle back as a stlye instead?
I am missing instructions on how to get up from closed guard. Getting up is underrated by bjj practicioners imho
😆😆😆 Me after losing a fight at school.
This is the small price to pay for salvation 😌
We found captain Price, it's a real honnor, damn
That's like BJJ I fill proud to know BJJ
Yea.. these cats look like they have been through the gauntlet... but this? This looks like something else...
Don’t worry, they said “no homo” before
BJJ🇧🇷
Per second changes.
I guess better hope the guy isn't punching you with knives😳
OSS 🔪☠️
🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 he is from Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🔥🔥🔥🔥
This is all stuff I was taught in army basic, Ft Benning 2017. With the instruction, "if you use this in a fight you will get your a** kicked"
My understanding of a “real fight” or one where you are fighting for you life, you’re going to want to destroy the other person - throat punch, groin hits, raking, biting, foot stomping, hitting back of the head. There are no rules. Not to mention rolling on a hard floor could already result in serious injury if you’re getting put down
@@J.B.1982 sure you can do all of those things. But those things don’t necessarily need to be taught. Meaning both combats can do those things at any time. But the guy or gal that has access to all of the eye gouging and groin attacks and also has some tested techniques that will give them the most dominant position will have the greatest advantage. Eye gouges and groin attacks included.
Rolling around on a hard floor In a fight for your life is a negligible concern for most people. You’ll be fine.
@@writingonthewalls9052 fair enough
Learn Brazilian Jujitsu
Jujitsu hip
Yo la otra vez le metí una patada en la espalda que de una me soltó
While he has the knife
3:05;4:51;5:21
I see same side weight.
Can anyone suggest what area of the US is the accent of a tattooed instructor?
Tactical moustache
Just i remember you that you will be in a real situación , not in a competition.
That's works at Tatami
so... pants used?
My experience is a fraction of a fraction of what you guys have. My understanding tho, in a real fight for you life situation, you’re not using a rule based fighting system, you’re groin hitting, throat hitting, raking, biting, eye gauging, etc. Also, rolling on hard ground could already have you being seriously injured if you’re getting put down, head, back, or shoulder, in which case, you’re done / dead, so this seems insufficient to really protect yourself outside of a bar fight maybe. Please tell me if I’m wrong
You are wrong. Planning to just be "dead/done" if you are taken down is ridiculous. For one, never plan to give up the fight, or "lay down and take it" as they say. Two, while you're right that getting slammed on a hard surface can be fight-ending, it isn't always, I've seen plenty of people hit the ground hard on concrete or pavement and keep fighting, you can find many videos of this happening here on youtube. Also, getting slammed is by no means the only way to find yourself on your back in a fight. Real fights, as you said, are chaotic and the terrain is often unstable, people frequently trip, lose their footing, or get knocked down but not out by a strike. Hell, when I was a doorman I saw lots of fights that started with one person being knocked off balance or over by a simple push/shove they weren't expecting. If you're shoved over and don't hit your head, you will find yourself starting the fight on the ground but probably not that badly injured. And this is only to name a few possible situations, there are also plenty of common takedowns that don't involve slamming your opponent hard on the ground, such as drag downs or snap downs. If you find yourself on the receiving end of such a takedown you should hardly stop fighting just cus you hit the ground!
@@mattmac6069 I wasn't saying to give up. I'm saying if you get your head knocked on the ground you're probably done. Shoulder? Possibly dislocated. And done could mean dead or too out of it to fight. I do see how some fights can be on the ground and both people are not yet hurt so that's something
It was two in astral then the ex took off...
first time I am not really impressed by a video series of yours. the moves more or less only work, when you can rely on force and body weight, they don't provide enough technique for someone who is weaker or smaller than the attacker, eg. women. And there are quite a few moves out there which will work in said scenario..
No Homo
sens du ciels haut de tête et qui se trouve à ce que faire savoir quant au monde entier d'apaisement JtHaiF, Berlin, Germany: ah,hh,h1,sselite,killall wearing High Heels 101: 300 bö=1 jump to the earth at night with IR scopes to forward area, 60,000 miles from Germany to the BiertestGarden .. accept mission yes 1 no 0 England and France are closing in on the Germans, and send in 2 each of their top Snipers, Team Red and Team White, Germany has Fallschirmjägers and SS Waffen Snipers Gaurding BiertestGarden, ah said no minds, he doesn't want to step down on 1 walking his dogs 1 day ..bonne qualité à ce se ci là que nous avons fait est un grand bonheur boulot
Hey u guys should know people are stealing your videos on ticktock and using them for fake advertising for there combat pants,
When face near chest, he can bite you. Control face.
General moves for the person who hasn't gone through specific military training. Won't work for shit against a real trained combatant, as you'll just be dead. Watching people do the Marine Corps martial arts programme makes me laugh. Look how long it takes to become a qualified instructor for the course.
This stuff works for people with zero combat, hand to hand skills, but against someone who knows what they are doing. Had the fellas tried that on me basic jujitsu isn't going to help much.
I have been and am still training in the fighting arts for 47 years
I have a Massive amount of respect for BJJ.
However he was talking about defense not sport.
I have also been training in weapons , especialy knives.
How about gouging eyes
crippling preasure points.
Scratching , biting and most favorable , stabbing
You can argue you disarmed my knife.
What about the other 2-3 at various locations on my person.
What about improvised weopens.
Sticks , rocks , broken glass , sand.
Defense in sport is good and can be used on the street as long as you understand there are no refs or rules.
Fast extremly brutal attacks to vunrable and soft tissue areas , eyes ears throat groin kidneys.
Everything you carrry and can grab while fighting should be used.
Theres no such thing as a fair fight on the street
doesnt look legit. better to watch real bjj pratitioners and how they execute their technicqie
Its not suppose to look legit, go check how ufc fights are, they arent pretty,
In grappling its all about who gets it first
@@asimabbas6299 lolz... oki. what im saying guys on this video looks horrible. they cant move, bad technique. maybe they r good with guns but not in hand combat. you should dont watch this wideo, and instead look for some legit hand combat fighters. and avoid any "combat fighting systems"
Have you ever been in a street fight?
Or did mma
@@asimabbas6299 lolz... yup. you?
What if he's 2 times bigger, would it still work?.... in Dutch there is a difference between fighting sports and martial arts. This is sport....
Thats why mma fighter can win on the street just when he's lucky. Cause he will never hit eyes and brake fingers.
Don't be sure about it. And even if they don't they have way more ways to beat a regular person than a regular person has of beating an mma fighter
@@jagerthedog4378 No they haven't. MMA fighter have rules of his sport in his head. It's big issue for him. His practice is benefit, but it means nothing in surpising moment.
@@jagerthedog4378 I always go after eyes and throat, if I can't I will go after stomach and groin. I will actively try to kill or cripple and maim. I am not saying this to sound tough or cool, I am saying this because I have no problem with killing in self defense and I gladly sit in prison for it as society fuckin' sucks.
Here we go again 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
If its street then f... rules if the mma fighter (Who has probably a history of street fighting like 90% of all mma fighters) let mma rules away and unleashes everything and knows the rules of the street then its the number 1 most effective thing, also due to the conditioning, pace of a fight cus he reads enemies well, openings, distance control etc etc etc. You think some krav maga, wing chun dude would do a thing? BS!!!!
Check out Lee Murray (Biggest real gangster in mma) he admitted learning MMA just to f.... people up on the streets but later on he was good at it. Check Roger Huerta (1,75 m, 70 kg) who f..ed up rashad bobino (1,85 m, 110 kg) in 20 seconds or many more cases where a small mma fighter beat a tall giant strongman who towered over him to death. And these are Videos to find in RUclips.
@@jagerthedog4378 I hate to be the bringer of bad news, but having your body thrown into the pavement, or a concrete surface & if your head happens to hit the floor, that's a skull fracture right there. An open-ended palm strike blow under the jawbone will put someone's skill into the tarmac, causing serious injury, fractured skull or brain damage or death.
Free tip, stay on your feet, be observant, wear good footwear and stay out of trouble! If someone knows what they are doing, there isn't even a fight in the 1st place.
I could show people how to knock people out with two fingers, without a chokehold, where the brain will shut down, making someone unconscious immediately, but I'm responsible, so I don't. I routinely offer to show police in my area safer ways to restrain people without compressing the spine, reducing the risk of injury.
Trained vs untrained....sheer luck. Experienced vs untrained, then the person relying on luck may be about to receive hospital treatment. Experienced & trained vs the same, it's about whoever deals the 1st effective blow to shut down the nervous system or cause catastrophic injury, blood loss, and death.
Amateurs should just avoid violence and leave it to the professionals.
Thumbs down, not enough eye-gouging and elbow to the head. They don't look like they fight for their life
Exactly. Real life is brutal.
Utter bollocks
Sorry, but it is not applicable as priority for associal violence scenario. This is a mix of "martial" arts BJJ, Judo, etc.. All of those need some compliance to be trained and so on..It has nothing to do with "combatives" in its roots... Good for macho alpha challenges in bar fightings or other kind of antisocial ambience... If you want to really "survive" under no rules and no compliance scenarios think twice before engaging on this "octogon experience"...
sure keyboard warrior, your soft shit doesn't know anything about a real fight
Lol, if it’s you vs a mma/ufc fighter I know who I am putting my money every single time. Spoiler alert, it’s not you😂.