Defensive Knife Snap Cuts & Thrusts

Short tutorial on using snap cuts and thrusts defensively to control the space between you and an attacker. Truly defensive use of a knife requires a user to keep anyone from getting inside where contact is much more likely and problematic. Keeping an attacker outside and unsure of how to close is smart, within the law of self defense and defensible in court.

[@georgemendes6844]

Good explanation! 🔪🔥

[@sopwithcamelus]

Love these clips. I have several of the Crucible DVDs, and was curious how the negotiations for making the former Paladin materials available were going. They are sorely missed.

[@davidarmstrong6069]

Excellent as always guys! Nice mention of using the crowbar technique. Keep up the good work

[@brentpeake4236]

Good stuff. Enough to keep you out of trouble from both attacker and law hopefully. Cheers.

[@kembativzbrand9099]

Brent Peake thank you

[@YoungT703]

I need to come to this class. I'll be signing up in July to come to this

[@stevenschneider3297]

Very cool!! Good stuff! Thank you! Could you please do a video on what you'd do if the attacker is able to get inside of the arc? I'd like to see your take on that if possible.

[@soflasub]

thanks for the video. Can Rod instruct on video?

[@stevenschneider3297]

Nanook the Eskimo 😂😂😂 I'm dying!!

[@carloparisi9945]

Hi, these terms are familiar to me, do they have the same meaning they have in "Blade Master" by Sancez?

[@kembativzbrand9099]

Carlo Parisi yes, snap cuts and thrusts are a common basic application in a lot of curriculums Carlo.