Ed Calderon - Knife Combat Course (Review)

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • If there was one course, I took this year that specifically made me more dangerous it would simply be this single day I spent with Ed Calderon. The real tragedy of this experience for me was simply that I only had enough time to be there for the first day of his two-day course and so I look forward to making another review hopefully later on this year with more of his training.
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    What I love most about the course is that it taught me as the end-user different ways to think about using edged weapons, making weapons of opportunity and things like that. It taught me a way of being, a way of thinking and I think that’s most valuable. We learned a way of being nefarious somewhat, not in a negative way but we learned a powerful form of creativity that can be utilized for good or evil just as with any tool. Many courses will teach you tactics and tactics are phenomenal but they are singular in nature. The situation is what dictates the appropriate tactics. Principles have a much wider application and can be applied in many different ways on many different levels encompassing a variety of tactics and benefiting from the synergy of those tactics when utilized appropriately. Learning a paradigm or a way of thinking however is one of the most valuable things in my opinion because it changes your perspective and perspective dictates performance. Ed’s weaponologies content simply talked the student a way of being and gave us a glimpse into a paradigm that can have wide implications and far-reaching uses over the spectrum of many different circumstances.
    Beyond this, we learned about violence and combat in a way that I think was very beneficial for anyone who’s not familiar with what it really takes to thrust a sharp object into someone. The equipment and drills we were utilizing, I believe were perfect for the task of helping us all understand what it could and possibly would take one day in order to be effective protectors. The content was very intense and visceral which I really appreciate because I feel so much of our training as good guys is not intense or realistic enough to help us truly be prepared for a fight for our own lives.
    I recommend this course to civilians, law enforcement officers and also private security agents. As a civilian father, I would send my wife and daughter/children to a course like this to help them understand how dark and evil the world truly is and what it might take to survive one day. For law enforcement officers, this course will help you understand many of your own vulnerabilities with regard to knife attacks as well as what suspects can do to your lawful restraints.
    This course simply shows you that it’s never safe to assume that your suspect is still being lawfully restrained after you understand how easy it is to get free. For private security professionals this course will simply help you understand how to move effectively in other countries with your clients, what types of things you can do to hard target, surveillance detection and also the counter custody piece is obviously extremely important.
    At the end of the day, I’d say this course made me a more dangerous and aware protector and therefore I look forward to learning so much more from Ed Calderon. He will be one of our elite instructors at the Protector Symposium so if you haven’t gotten your tickets, get them now because we are running out of time! GO HERE byronrodgersmo...
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Комментарии • 44

  • @BushcraftWoodsDevil
    @BushcraftWoodsDevil 9 месяцев назад +2

    "Peaceful, but not harmless." Excellent point.

  • @MyBallzGotShocked
    @MyBallzGotShocked 3 года назад +18

    Not only do i feel calderon is not full of shit, i think hes being careful to not let on too much.

  • @KillierElite
    @KillierElite 4 года назад +17

    I first heard of Ed from joe Rogan what an eye opening listen, I just downloaded your podcast so that’s on my list thank you

    • @Bisstube
      @Bisstube 2 года назад

      his interviews on Vigilance Elite are on point too. By now, youve probably seen them.

  • @CanadaFree-ce9jn
    @CanadaFree-ce9jn 2 месяца назад

    I wish he would do DVDs of his class topics. Even if he came to Canada it would likely be at a city and time most of us couldn't attend. Sure I'd still attend a clase if I could as nothing replaces physical practise, but would love to have the bulk of the theory on DVD rather than bits and pieces from RUclips.

  • @jelguwop299
    @jelguwop299 Год назад

    I got a feeling this content is going to become much more popular in coming years

  • @markneri2748
    @markneri2748 3 года назад +6

    Love Ed Calderon very smart individual the US should of hired him along time ago!!!!!!

  • @billthebard805
    @billthebard805 4 года назад +3

    I like your dangerous mind sir.

  • @zekejones2249
    @zekejones2249 3 года назад +4

    The real life 'Alejandro".

  • @wehrwolf8006
    @wehrwolf8006 3 года назад +2

    LIBRE FIGHTING 👍

  • @richardluntz6169
    @richardluntz6169 4 года назад +4

    I put this on don,t be a victim...appreciate it being shown.

  • @xidulufan1845
    @xidulufan1845 3 года назад +3

    Byron is there anyone else who teaches outside the box thinking like ed? Anyone in the same ballpark?

  • @edwardledesma2283
    @edwardledesma2283 Год назад

    Great video

  • @yadjekim
    @yadjekim 2 года назад +1

    Tijuana Zebra. Perception and presumption. Feeling it is more important than looking it.

  • @butterstix8965
    @butterstix8965 Год назад

    Love it!!!

  • @jaibatmanhouseparty4796
    @jaibatmanhouseparty4796 4 года назад +1

    Great stuff!

  • @mattrobson5250
    @mattrobson5250 3 года назад +4

    Ed looks like samurai jack.

  • @erikklase6613
    @erikklase6613 3 года назад +15

    I think its funny how everyone is worried about the bad guy learning. When they get on the job training daily

  • @danielmeans4954
    @danielmeans4954 3 года назад +1

    Good Video

  • @daveeverett9341
    @daveeverett9341 4 года назад +1

    Very good. Check out Bill McGrath

  • @mrxman75x
    @mrxman75x 3 месяца назад

    Also how much does this course cost?

  • @tx.tactical3165
    @tx.tactical3165 10 месяцев назад +1

    How do I sign up for Ed's course??

    • @CanadaFree-ce9jn
      @CanadaFree-ce9jn 2 месяца назад

      Go to his website. It really is a simple IQ test that when you hear about a guy teaching something, you just google his name (or the name of the company if given in the video) to see if said person/company has website.

  • @johngramos
    @johngramos 3 года назад +1

    What if he put the knife in the other hand. That two handed grab looked sus.

  • @BlackMetalSchecter
    @BlackMetalSchecter 4 года назад +3

    Whats the song playing in the BG

  • @richardluntz6169
    @richardluntz6169 3 года назад

    Lots to listen to here. All self defense instructors should watch it-Ari of Don,t be a victim..

  • @keithwestmoreland8877
    @keithwestmoreland8877 3 года назад +1

    Byron..why not..??? Yes I agree with you on so much but this is one of them that I do not you have to be more animalistic then they are to survive that's why I have trained with the klinge Headhunters in the Philippines... you do not want to know how Savage I can get when it comes to a detective my loved ones I worked with multiple locations with the Filipino Force Recon Marines hunting Abu sayyaf in the jungles I seen one of my very good friends pull his berong. And hacked to death a terrorist..

  • @saturdaymark4857
    @saturdaymark4857 3 года назад

    That blur? though lol

  • @zato6226
    @zato6226 3 года назад +2

    I don't think going to a one day course qualifies you to teach anything.

  • @LuDogVlogs
    @LuDogVlogs 2 года назад

    Can see their faces through the mirror. Lol

  • @allgoodnamesaretaken.8296
    @allgoodnamesaretaken.8296 Год назад +1

    550 a seat. I have to scrape up more Penny's.

  • @JohnSmith-ei6sc
    @JohnSmith-ei6sc 2 года назад +1

    Lmfao half of what this guy teaches is useless garbage that could be discarded the other half is pretty solid. I wouldn’t necessarily take a combatives course from Ed but an escape and evasion course yes.

  • @alrodriguez8054
    @alrodriguez8054 3 года назад

    Great video