Fight Ending Equalizers | Split Second Survival | Self Defense Moves | FightFast
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
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In this self defense tip, Larry Wick discusses fight ending equalizers using everyday items that we carry. From cell phones, to pocket change and a cup. Larry demonstrates his self defense practices using these items and explains why you shouldn't rely on traditional martial art training when it comes to real world self defense.
Larry Wick also goes over multiple types of simple strikes and disruption techniques to use while you grab a hold of your equalizer. Grabbing hair, pulling a beard and smothering an attackers face are just a few defensive teachings that Larry demonstrates. Take a look and let us know what your thoughts are on his Split Second Survival Self Defense methods.
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I love this teacher, he explains in a way that I totally get what he’s saying
I have respect for Larry Wick.
He's a lot more realistic than most others.
"If you have time" "you're not gonna do some wrist lock" "may work" etc.
I have used variations of his techniques many times.
RIP Larry Wick
Talked to him once. Nice man. Rest in peace
OhMG Larry Passed.. I had no idea until viewing this post.
he's so right, when people see a fight they are compelled to join in. theres always more than one
He is honest, in the inner city, you’re not fighting one person only
This is a really good tip!
Glad you think so!
can't decide on what to carry now: an old school brick cell phone or a whale bone
It depends on the situation.
Thank you for this REALITY. In my world, the bad guy always looks like a linebacker who lives in a gym! You advocate putting your hand on the opponent's face. In another FightFast vid, the advice is to strike the 'notch' or CV-22. Since you have to be closer to the opponent to put your hand on his face, how do you choose between face and 'notch' ? I look forward to your next vid and the TRS products I have purchased in the past.
To be blunt, you don’t choose or plan any moves, you have to react to whatever openings you see available at any given moment. You can’t plan ahead being you never know what your opponent going to do next? Which what your opponent does can very well mess up anything you were planning on doing and quite possibly just putting yourself in a worse situation in the long run? Immediately seeing a vulnerability and striking quickly to take advantage of that vulnerability your best shot at coming out on top against any opponent! Still you have to be ready if your attack doesn’t work out how you expect it to and still be ready to defend yourself against whatever attack your opponent may have in store for you too? Unfortunately in the real world you’re opponent won’t be compliant to your attacks, you have to be prepared to defend yourself at all times as well! Never know, your opponent might have a comb too? LOL
@@ghostridergale .... good point but to simply put it this way...let your opponent dictate what you do next.
Martial arts is something you do WITH someone. A street fight is something you do TO someone. Big difference there fellers.
You don't choose, be an opportunist, I was a bouncer for many years, and stuff happens so fast you don't have time to think, you gotta do and know how to handle yourself and move in split seconds.
If you can't do or react to it in that time, don't bother with it.
Although I do agree with several points he makes, I do not agree with them all! I believe there’s a fine line blending together what he’s trying to teach with real martial arts training outside the U.S. main martial arts training techniques. I was trained by a Chinese martial arts teacher that taught Jeet Kun Doe among orher techniques like Wing Chung, etc. with the idea that all martial arts techniques have both bad and good methods and by taking the best methods from all styles and also how to defend from any style you come up against just makes you a better over all fighter! With that being said, yes there is a proper stance to keep your body safer from attacks. Never stand toe to toe with an opponent, doing so opens you up to groin kicks and slaps. As this guy does say and I agree, there are no rules in fighting! Which is why I went with learning Jeet Kun Doe is cause they do not stop at any kind of training that other schools would say against their rules or too dangerous to use! If you don’t practice it, you’ll never use it in a real life situation when you really need to use it! Funny though, cause before I started taking Jeet Kun Doe I was what most would consider a clean fighter. When my martial arts trainer showed me a groin slap for the first time. I said but that’s dirty! Martial arts teacher replied, you want to win? Kind of puts it all in perspective right there! LOL Now I have no problems being the dirtiest nastiest fighter around. Long as I’m the one walking away! Be careful using weapons though, especially if your attacker has none. The darn legal system can still give you a lot of troubles with any weapon you use? Even just having a martial arts belt, you can be charged with a higher crime being considered a professional fighter. Another reason I studied Jeet Kun Doe is my teacher didn’t give out any belts whatsoever! So when I end up in fights here and there and I have been in a few over the years where I got arrested even though I was defending myself! Cops were very frustrated they couldn’t charge me with a high crime since I don’t have any martial arts belts! Although played around with a few other instructors at other schools now and then when my friends had their kids going to these schools and the instructor asked me if I’m a black belt? Nope, I don’t have a belt! LOL Don’t want one neither! Would love to see this guy and my martial arts teacher square off in a friendly sparing match though! That be fun to watch! I do agree speed is a big key to fighting and knowing to how to keep your distance and/or how to get behind your attacker! As I said every style has good and bad in it, just a matter of mixing the good all together to be a well rounded fighter. Just cause a guy is bigger and stronger then you, doesn’t mean he’s going to kill you neither! If your a knowledgeable fighter you can still over come a larger man. Besides larger men also have larger target areas to hit too. Size and strength isn’t necessarily the overall deciding factor in fighting! But it won’t necessarily hurt to have that size and strength either! LOL
These are self defense techniques, not techniques for fighting. There's a massive difference. And no, you cannot be charged with a higher crime for having a martial arts belt, that's about as ridiculous as anyone's "hands being registered as lethal weapons!" lol... How many people are just walking around wearing a martial arts belt? Let alone just happen to be wearing one at the exact time they got attacked? Never. The likelihood the cops are going to show up and ask "Do you have a martial arts belt, sir?"... pretty much nonexistent. Even if they did ask you and you did say yes, it doesn't at all increase any charges and you have every right to defend yourself when attacked.
As a bouncer for many years I concur with everything in this video.
Thank you for the tips very much appreciated 👍
Excellent video thank you for that noledge
Glad you enjoyed it
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Good job 👍
Thumbs up because of the improvised weapon aspect and the message , their is no ultimate martial art . There are some very effective tactical pens and I recommend titanium . There are also combs made from titanium . All the best .
Myself, I love carrying around my little flashlight in my pocket that also has built in a very hefty zapper that no one would know it’s anything but a flashlight till they either hear the loud sounds of the sparks shooting across the two points or they get the voltage running thru their body that’ll take a opponent right to the ground if necessary? Only catch is make sure it’s always kept charged! It certainly suck to pull out the flashlight thinking your going to ZAP an attacker and push the button on your flashlight and nothing happens. Well you can still use the flashlight as a weapon too though, the metal cap on the light end of the flashlight is also jagged and pointy to also hurt your attacker digging into their skin easily enough to make them bleed. Just not as much fun as seeing the look on their face when you zap them with 100,000 volts! LOL
Btw, it also works great as a dog behavior tool. Don’t have to zap your dogs either! Just the sound this makes when you hit the zap button scares the dogs into behaving immediately and/or backing off from being aggressive. Haven’t found a dog yet that just hearing the sound of the zapper doesn’t get the dogs immediate attention and make even an aggressive dog becomes submissive quickly!
A funny story about this zapper function on the flashlight. There’s two switches you have to turn on to make the zapper work. One switch is for light/zapper modes. Then another button starts the zapping function. Well unknown to me my flashlight got left in the zapper mode instead of flashlight mode. It was in my pocket while I was driving down the road and I learned the zapper function was on when my little dog jumped over on my lap and the dog landed on the button zapping the living crap out of me! Fortunately not literally! LOL It did make me scream in pain though! It’s certainly is an attention getter to say the least. I had a red welt where it zapped me at and the two points where the voltage comes from wasn’t even against my leg nor skin. So it arched across to my leg to shock me. After this experience, I have no doubt that it make an attacker think twice before attacking you again. I certainly would not shock myself on purpose with this thing! Being it looks like a ordinary flashlight unless your really studying this flashlight/Zapper up close and looking hard for the zapper function it’s unlikely anyone would think it was anything else other than a normal flashlight. Having a surprise weapon certainly can give you an advantage in a bad situation!
Watch some old Jackie Chan movies, they are the textbook on how to make anything and everything a weapon !!
Even though I do agree with a lot of what this guy is saying/doing. I completely disagree that there’s no such thing as a fighting stance. Again he’s got a compliant opponent and that’s not going to happen in the real world either. Nor will any descent fighter will run into their opponent with their fist cocked back like that where you can see what’s coming at you a mile away! With all that being said, I love to see this guy spar against even a fairly good Jeet Kun doe fighter and see how that turns out? Bet he change his mind about there’s not a fighting stance after being groin slapped a couple times! But there are times to move in on a opponent and times to move away as well. Although anytime you can get behind an opponent never a bad thing either! Am glad to hear he says there’s no rules though, unlike so many martial arts schools that won’t teach certain fighting skills being they say it’s too dangerous to practice or use. Nothing was taboo when it came to street fighting skills learning Jeet Kun Doe. Also the comb and throwing coins not a bad idea either, whatever works you just can’t argue with! So I definitely walk away with some good knowledge from his video. But also believe he could also learn some things with sparing a Jeet Kun Doe street fighter too that would change some of his comments in the future too!
AWESOME
And no one has the right to attack you or your loved ones at any time without paying the price of their stupity !...
This is a very unusual hairdressing tutorial
I don't think that 1990's cell phone move would work with an IPhone. 🤣
The Shredder.
😲....wow, a comb?!
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I like this guy sign me up
this is dumb…a halfway decent striker will totally rock your face to shreds before u can even lay your hands on him like that. nobody overextends like that and if he does, its your bad if you will fall for that really. dont believe this crap.
Theres no damn world that exists in the infinity of infinite worlds where I can do less damage with my hands than with a generic pocket comb.
Agreed.
Wrong. Master Wick is correct.
Larry was my instructor for Split Second Survival...He teaches you that a comb can cause damage, however, it is also feigning more damage than it causes. You don't want to go to jail for killing someone. What you are doing is distracting the attacker with them thinking their throat is cut, they stop and you escape.
He is advocating staying alive, not getting all fired up to go toe to toe like a boxing match.
He makes the cost of being stupid and violent too damn high!
Someone just might be carrying a sharpened toothbrush and a gem star ✨ razor in their mouths as EDC.
A.I.S. whatever's clever. Never give up.
The only difference is that in a street fight they aim to hit you, I don't think this guy would survive in real life
Terrible! …this guy jumps around many vague notions and never shows any techniques and absolutely no tactical relevance. He teaches nothing definitive. There are no takeaways he literally teaches nothing…..
Yeah everything I've seen isn't good throughout several videos. He has no sense of structure manipulation or balance breaking or anything that actually works.
Kick in the knee would be also effective . The heavier the opponent is the better works this technique because when his knee will be destroyed he will have serious problems to maintain his weight . In this case he will not be able to do anything at all against you 🦵 i would even say this survival trick could be necessary especially in case of woman self defence because it is very important to do something in order to avoid that he can still following you. Therefore even when you ware able to get free you should damage somehow his legs or at least one of them ! Otherwise once the same guy get you again you may not have your second chance anymore 😳