Really good teaching style mate. One scenario, and x-y-z responses with an end goal in mind. This way, it's not overly complex by learning 20 techniques, but you are essentially learning about 4-5 techniques that naturally flow from the original attack. Then students can focus on each of X, Y and Z and the same number of subset ideas to make it really work and feel tight and efficient.
Another great video, no Bullsh*t...Ive studied Panatukan or Dirty boxing whatever you wanna call it and we work these moves all the time....realistic moves for when it goes 'live'....Thanks again
@Crackabu Its actually not grabbing the head that makes him fall,its the disruption of the head angle that takes him down.Where the body goes the head goes.That is why we can twist a bull to the ground.To test this stand straight and tall with your arms to your side,feet tight together.Without breaking this position,bring your head 45 degree's sideways.You will fall,or have to put your foot out to not fall.Remember you must remain dead straight.where the head goes,the body will follow.
00:39 I wish I could get an attacker to swing at me like this. 1:32 He does say ''hook the foot'' , the video doesn't show it well, but you can see when the guy is on the ground by the foot positions of both demonstrators that this is what he did. I'd have to say that imv these are some great moves, just that you can't expect to use this against a decent striker, probably use it however, and if you can get it initiated.
I use some of this stuff every day at work. I like your hammer lock series part and knee on belly double knee ride on the skull is def the way to go if you need to go to the ground! personally I prefer underhooks, arm in bear hugs... Paths to the back better. The S.P.E.A.R system approach has a lot to offer for everyday use. Catching punches seems more suited for ring fighting, IMO and small joint manipulation is more technical than tactical. Some people love working it though, good lesson Ty
Good stuff very similar to CNSDS. Surprised with the preference for a split entry/FMA block. My preference to a haymaker would be hard outer block followed by a over hook.
@Hsmith82 yes i studied under Guru Brian Smith,I was an instructor under Sifu Lamar M Davies,and a short time in the late 90's with Scott Little. @81greenlantern thank you so much for subscribing.If there was a key thing that made this video good compared to others what was it.Your feed back will allow me to make better video's and or continue in the quality that is present.
@bradbrown0766 actually it's a hammer lock so called by the hammering action of hand and forearm to arrest movement of the shoulder.it does not lock the shoulder.a shoulder lock would look more loose away from the body resembling a kimura which locks the shoulder.-just saying :)
Very well Explained, what great and practical Techniques, You are Very Good Sir!, i look forward to watching more of you video's, iam a Fan and have subsribed to your Channel. Peace...
@SuperTonycfc @Tom14Collins Thanks for the props! I have a great answer which i have used personally after i was cross shoulder grabbed by a hockey player and adapted some drills to over come the machine gun right(hockey fighter)
Martial artists just do not understand the law, thinking that all fight scenarios are dealt with pure physical straight in blows,Self Defence is a whole different approach, leave ego's aside learn the psychology
m0e00 I appreciate your comments and support.Control and restraints are needed more and more to lower liability and negligence amongst security companies.
@@CarlosDang3r I know, I just posted; Wish I could get some attacker to swing at me like that. 😂 This would work if the attacker was really drunk, and just grabbed his shirt. It has it's applications I'm sure, but most of these Akido based moves don't work against real fighters.
Well done, the camera work helps the viewer understand the technique better. Would it be possible to see the reaction to the suspect attempting to remove their arm from the goosehead again or have I just not seen that clip yet?
2:00 "Stand by for locking sequence" That's what I tell my wife after foreplay but it never works and she tells me she has a headache, and that I have to go wash the dishes.
At 00:39 "I broke down the arm" and like that?? -Nope, you didn't, you can't, that is when a guy throws a real punch from an angle and a speed, you don't have time to perceive. But I wonder, how can you teach that being experienced sports fighter? I mean there is rage and real intent to escape and you think you're gonna block like that? And trap and retrap?? Oh please stop. This can rarely be the case, it's not worth teaching. Just throw your arms/hands in somewhat like in a dive closing the distance, absorb as much (you could get a little hurt) in order to get to the head; now that would make more sense.
Really good teaching style mate.
One scenario, and x-y-z responses with an end goal in mind. This way, it's not overly complex by learning 20 techniques, but you are essentially learning about 4-5 techniques that naturally flow from the original attack. Then students can focus on each of X, Y and Z and the same number of subset ideas to make it really work and feel tight and efficient.
Another great video, no Bullsh*t...Ive studied Panatukan or Dirty boxing whatever you wanna call it and we work these moves all the time....realistic moves for when it goes 'live'....Thanks again
Fantastic. I have done the same the techniques on karate and it's great to watch them done again as a reference. Thanks
Thank you.Yes there are several video;s which shows me going into the hammer lock when they resist the goosehead.
@Crackabu Its actually not grabbing the head that makes him fall,its the disruption of the head angle that takes him down.Where the body goes the head goes.That is why we can twist a bull to the ground.To test this stand straight and tall with your arms to your side,feet tight together.Without breaking this position,bring your head 45 degree's sideways.You will fall,or have to put your foot out to not fall.Remember you must remain dead straight.where the head goes,the body will follow.
Great training techniques for police. Like it!!
Thank you!More to come!Defensive tactics DVD!
AWESOME TECHNIQUE THANKS SAMIR
Thank you.Will have a DVD coming this year.
Great video. All the best from Wing Chun in Chicago. -Dominick Izzo
00:39 I wish I could get an attacker to swing at me like
this.
1:32 He does say ''hook the foot'' , the video doesn't
show it well, but you can see when the guy is on
the ground by the foot positions of both demonstrators
that this is what he did.
I'd have to say that imv these are some great moves,
just that you can't expect to use this against a decent
striker, probably use it however, and if you can get it initiated.
I use some of this stuff every day at work. I like your hammer lock series part and knee on belly double knee ride on the skull is def the way to go if you need to go to the ground! personally I prefer underhooks, arm in bear hugs... Paths to the back better. The
S.P.E.A.R system approach has a lot to offer for everyday use. Catching punches seems more suited for ring fighting, IMO and small joint manipulation is more technical than tactical. Some people love working it though, good lesson Ty
Good stuff very similar to CNSDS. Surprised with the preference for a split entry/FMA block. My preference to a haymaker would be hard outer block followed by a over hook.
@0713mas agreed!@Tony Blauer and S.P.E.A.R system rocks!he is a true pioneer
Looks impressive, really smooth!
@Tuelis97 its called a reverse goose head -way better than the old school transport lock
Good stuff. excellent techniques. Please try to repeat each move twice and break them down more though..It would be best for noobs.
Play the video twice... ;)
You always have great videos. Good stuff.
This is good stuff
@hansduif Appreciate that!Thank you.Control,restrain,evaluate,search,transport.
@Hsmith82 yes i studied under Guru Brian Smith,I was an instructor under Sifu Lamar M Davies,and a short time in the late 90's with Scott Little. @81greenlantern thank you so much for subscribing.If there was a key thing that made this video good compared to others what was it.Your feed back will allow me to make better video's and or continue in the quality that is present.
@bradbrown0766 actually it's a hammer lock so called by the hammering action of hand and forearm to arrest movement of the shoulder.it does not lock the shoulder.a shoulder lock would look more loose away from the body resembling a kimura which locks the shoulder.-just saying :)
@robinkelly yes court defensible techniques
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Very well Explained, what great and practical Techniques, You are Very Good Sir!, i look forward to watching more of you video's, iam a Fan and have subsribed to your Channel. Peace...
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@SuperTonycfc @Tom14Collins Thanks for the props! I have a great answer which i have used personally after i was cross shoulder grabbed by a hockey player and adapted some drills to over come the machine gun right(hockey fighter)
Martial artists just do not understand the law, thinking that all fight scenarios are dealt with pure physical straight in blows,Self Defence is a whole different approach, leave ego's aside learn the psychology
Yep true
Thank You!I have a vid coming out on pretzel and Full nelson-look forward to your feedback!
amazing video
m0e00 I appreciate your comments and support.Control and restraints are needed more and more to lower liability and negligence amongst security companies.
Thank you!
I think it would be very hard to time the move you use to stop the punch coming in..
That's the thing , they always show in super slow mo.They should show it will the actually attacking properly as well
@@CarlosDang3r I know, I just posted; Wish I could get some
attacker to swing at me like that. 😂
This would work if the attacker was really drunk,
and just grabbed his shirt. It has it's applications I'm sure,
but most of these Akido based moves don't work against
real fighters.
Well done, the camera work helps the viewer understand the technique better. Would it be possible to see the reaction to the suspect attempting to remove their arm from the goosehead again or have I just not seen that clip yet?
I work in police department ..that's for the advice
nice but what if you miss breaking down the arm? do you have a video on that?
What's the lock seen at 2:00 called?
Can somebody explain to me what is meant by split entry?
2:00 "Stand by for locking sequence" That's what I tell my wife after foreplay but it never works and she tells me she has a headache, and that I have to go wash the dishes.
Are these techniques equally effective with a female officer who may not be as strong as the male offender?
Iphone defensive tactics app this year if all goes according to plans
On your bell-ee!! On your bell-ee!! :)
if applied with extreme predjudice of angle and surprise,a female can be just as effective!
2:32 is a Shoulder lock...not a hammer lock. Just saying.
and hit you with the left hand..
Where can we purchase your defensive tactics series?
Anyone else recognise TEN-R?
hi Samir Seif, how an I contact you...?
Better than steven segal
samir seif how can I be your student? Im in Bakersfield ca.
lol!verbal commands!Pow!
I know that guy was in serious pain...
did you study jeet kune do?
I don't think your partner was having very much fun! lol
At 00:39 "I broke down the arm" and like that?? -Nope, you didn't, you can't, that is when a guy throws a real punch from an angle and a speed, you don't have time to perceive. But I wonder, how can you teach that being experienced sports fighter? I mean there is rage and real intent to escape and you think you're gonna block like that? And trap and retrap?? Oh please stop. This can rarely be the case, it's not worth teaching. Just throw your arms/hands in somewhat like in a dive closing the distance, absorb as much (you could get a little hurt) in order to get to the head; now that would make more sense.
Too complicated, i'll just run