Train Like An Operator | Instructor Zero
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
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Instructor Zero explains why training specific skills sets on the range translates into skills on the field. He explains the importance of developing bio mechanic memory and why you don't necessarily need to "check your six" each and every time when spending hours on the range.
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Hahahaha. Good one.
+Joe Biden's Shotgun
your name is awesome by the way
This would be great if he put this in his intro ha.
This cat is the italian yoda. Zero no worries you can't teach a cow beethoven.
I will never understand how people can hate on somebody that is actually giving out free useful information in how to behave in a combat situation or how to improve ur shooting overall, while being entertaining. Much respect for you and your team Instructor Zero, keep it up.
Naked Snake cause he is full of shit. He and funk are trying to make out something he is and never was
Because he passes off as some special forces "operator" when he has no combat experience
Cause hes never been in combat
I like Instructor Zero for two reasons. He lets his shooting do the talking and he never seems to get bothered by the trolls that wish they were him… Would love to train with him!
Instructor Zero, don't worry about the keyboard commandos. Keep training, keep pushing your limits and helping others push theirs. Much respect sir! We should shoot together at SHOT2016
If this guy had an American accent, the like bar would be way the fuck lower.
His english isn't great but I understood what he was trying to say. More of Zero please.
Zero's analogy of the boxer is a great example of why there isn't always a set procedure for training. Good information.
Makes sense to me also.
to be able to sit down in a bar and chat with this guy over a beer would be legendary...
Absolutely!
besides the great videos that you provide you actually know what your doing compared to most, as a current military member I just have to say that the way you conduct yourself and keep yourself humble is what I respect the most out of you sir. keep it up
The Socrates of gun fighting.
***** Excellent!
lol. So much jealousy so little time fellas. Keep punching those keys and dreaming.
Mixed feelings on this one... he is right in theory... its not speed, movement, and accuracy. Its shoot, move, communicate, and slow is smooth, smooth is fast. Speed, surprise, and violence of action. these are the steppingstones to perfection as an operator. Like you said, "100 times" :train as you fight" correct. but these are the simplest things taught to basic Infantry. Battle Drill Definition: A collective action, rapidly executed, without applying a deliberate decision making process. i.e. muscle memory. Is this guy Romanian....? Accent is close but cant place it... either Slovak, Hung, or Rom. no disrespect, good on you brother. but you could have made a much better video to represent NATO/OTAN SOF...
Definitely high-tempo training i'm familiar with...but he takes it to another level...Good stuff!
Zero thats how much you should care about the comments from people..I would love to hit the range with this Kat
For those who missed it, Zero is an active operator. Italian is his native language so please excuse, some things get lost in translation.
+Thirtyplus Brandon Lacy watches too many James Yeager videos.
+ilarraza28 i love how he says Think, sounds like tink.
+Brandon Lacy i second you
he was never an operator...
Jason yes he was look it up he was in special forces in the Italian military do your research before you try to say shit
Aim small miss small- Patriot
Yeah that only works in the movies
lance h um no... i assume you dont know what it means
Yeah, because its such a ambiguous phrase
if you believe that is only in movies, than you're truly ignorant and probably never touched let alone shot a rifle
Yeah you nailed it. It may be applicable to like Olympic type marksmanship stuff, but it's not a plausible mind set for combat rifle or handgun shooting. Feel free to disagree, but don't make assumptions about something you know nothing about
Your an incredible shooter..I wouldn't worry about mall ninjas comments , hands out of the Cheetos bag just long enough to take a jab from behind the curtain of anonymity
Omg he has eyes.
Christopher Clifford :-)
of course you won't shoot a person in the head 7 times. the way you shoot it only takes 1. I wish I had 1/16 of your skill Zero.
I want Instructor Zero to be my lifelong instructor!
This guy dominates so humbly. Gotta respect that
Im wondering if Zero has ever seen himself in a situation where he needs to shoot somebody? Does anybody know?
LoL yes he definitely has, im sure he isnt one to talk about it tho
He's right. Weight lifters focus on different body parts. They don't exhaust the entire body, everyday. As a former wrestler, we would perform different drills, for instance, by spending the day focusing on takedowns. We may drill for 8 hours and never work on our ground game.
You Get It ... well said .
He don't get it. If that douche ever operated just once in his life he would know when you "operate" as this range ninja puts it. Your entire body is destroyed by the time you get to "operate" in fact the image he sells as what an operator does, is nowhere near what they do. He's just a douche trying to sell you some dumbass 5.11 shit.
+Boris Bush... watch the whole video. He is an active operator and instructor.
+ilarraza28
Who the hell are you? Unless you are on his team with verifiable proof then he is no different from anyone else trying to push ninja products for an unknowing crowd of wannabes.
I would not question what this trains and why. He is awesome. He knows his shit.
without wanting to sound like an idiot, what is an 'operator'? is that another name for a mercenary? or a PMC member? or what?
by purposely sounding like an idiot, an 'operator' is a person who operates. they operate a delicate surgery of freedom with rifles and bullets. Freedom.... from life. lol
in the US, operator traditionally was a term reserved for Delta and CIA covert operation personal. The term is used lightly now but you can say they are professional warriors IMO.
How to train like an operator:
1. Capitalize Operator.
2. Take lots of pictures.
3. Black out all the faces.
How to be an Operator:
1. Always look cool.
2. Never get lost.
3. If you get lost, look cool doing it.
the thumbnail, those are Blackwater PMC's, I've seen their faces elsewhere on RUclips
so..i'm going to pretend i'm robbing his house, just to get a real feel of how fast he is. Yeah, my will is ready and I will be definitely covered in kevlar, like a kevlar blanket.
The hell............this guy is faster........great skill!!!
I would absolutely love to be trained by Instructor Zero. He is literally my idol now and forever. Grazie per la vostra guida, il mio maestro!!!
Very Kind and Soft hearted Gentleman ...
That Will Kill You ...
"Be like water my friend..." I recently came to here of (0) as I began researching advanced ICS (Israeli Combat Shooting); what was revealed from behind the vail was an ever evolving system. I've since absorbed an array of modules: LAHNERT tactical; SPARTAN360; IPTT( having been a student of the HAGANAH, I'm more prone to these ideals) and Leagallyconcealed: EJ Owens. All different yet uniquely functional; for me (1) DRY FIRE (slow is pro), (2) Scenario visualization (OODA); (3) Range: #getoutandshoot. I hope this will help the average person pursue astronomical, through coherent training. I've benefited from your channel, Thank you.
I would love for a chance to train with this man maybe someday when I finally stop buying sniper rifles and get an assault rifle I could go do some training with him. any idea if or how much he charges for training
I get a kick out of watching Zero... I love the attutiude and the accent, I really enjoy his videos and the presentation. Very good basic skills and more than that looks like he's having fun. Rock on brother, keep enjoying yourself, remember haters gonna hate.
I could not imagine people criticizing this guy. He makes a lot of sense, if you can understand him. Just kidding Zero, but subtitles wouldn't hurt. If people are criticizing Zero, they are probably not in or have ever been in spec ops and probably type more than shoot. I heard James Yeager gave Zero negative comments but not 100% sure. If he did, probably its because its messing up Yeager's tactical response training business. In my opinion, Instructor Zero has way more knowledge and better info than Tactical Response. I have found zero negatives in training techniques with Zero and its about 50/50 on training info with Tactical Response.
Although what he is saying is true, I have never seen a clip of him doing any follow through/after action/scan and breathe drills. He is an amazing shooter but that does not automatically translate to knowing CQB tactics. The videos of his CQB drills are posted and those that know, know.
Excellent points, Zero!
For those who don't speak Zero, he is basically saying that in training many skills seperately and independently, they are easier to master and then easier to apply in conjunction with one another. Which increases your overall effectiveness.
Like working out, for example, you focus on certain muscle groups on certain days, but over time your entire body becomes stronger BECAUSE those separate groups all work together in sync to achieve that result. By simplifying actions, they become easier to master and obtain muscle memory for, and then they will all be able to act together simultaneously and more effectively.
It all needs to be mastered seperately before they can be mastered simultaneously. Crawl, walk, run.
Has he had any combat tour's. I'm not sure if Italian's were deployed in Iraq, Afghanistan, Bosnia, Africa.
This is cool, but if he was never a vet he shouldn't act like one, just be upfront and tell people you are a civilian with no background in the military. I loved Zero but now he just looks dishonest, they yell "but we never claimed to be!" when they get caught... stop letting all these people be fooled by this dude.
Mechanic memory ? truth... but i think you ment Muscles Memory ! your body move and react all by itself. without your brain to tell them the order. because you got so used to it , your body (muscles) know exactly how to place it-self and react !
this notion is exploit in sports too !
I understand what he's saying, even in martial arts, for me kendo, we practise techniques and specific mechanics of our art and fighting style a lot more than 'real fighting' practise. In kendo there is a general guide that you should do a minimum of 45 minutes technical practise to every 15 minutes real fighting practise.
Always look left and right before stowing your weapon. Keeps your SA up, make sure there are no more bad guys and your buddies are still to you left and right. Combat mindset.
zero for whatever reason I love listening to you talk. Just curious though when you speak your native language French do you tend to repeat yourself? or is that just a burden from learning French first and then trying to speak English?
This dude makes Travis Haley look like a fairy princess
Sure! give him credit for being a good shooter, but why the hell is everyone assuming he was an operator?! he a civilian with zero military experience! wtf is going on?!?!
Very interesting topic, I am now wondering if you guys addressed this after catching some sort of flak regarding him not doing a search and assess after every single par? Wondering why you even felt the need to address that, but nonetheless, thanks again for another awesome video! Jivio!
its a bearded jean claude van damme
+jim02122 I was picking that up to lol
Van Damme speaks french. Not italian.
Zero in Stone Island, the Osti of tactical shooting.
Badass.
I would like to respectfully demand a new series. "War Stories With Instructor Zero" anyone agree?
Of course, if he wants to talk about it.
right! what is his background was he in any spec ops or any mil service? or was he just some joe off the street watching cops?
He's never seen combat
He has never been in combat . He is full of it
evanboy12 wtf is he going to talk about? He has never fired a shot in anger, nor had shots fired back at him.
I know it is hard to understand what zero is saying sometimes, and I say this will all respect to him and this RUclips channel, but what I got from what he was saying in this video actually makes sense about training.
I always look left and right, always. Of course im not a super hero like zero so I have to. I totally get what the man has to say tho and full respect to him. Great vid great man. You rock zero
no doubt on this guy's skills, but what he is talking about is standard mil tactic... would love to come out and shoot with your folks!
Yes, if all you need to do in your day is go to the range and do speed drills "100 an 100 times" you might be saving some time by not adding a scan. But if you are like most professionals that have 1000s of other things that need training and doing other than shooting fast - you need to add a scan into the limited range time you have. Target fixation under stress is real.
Man is speaking facts, compartmentalization of training helps to identify weaknesses, then you focus on them, prior to the entire action.
16 people didn't make it out of basic with a passing display of character.
So basically he's saying, do the same isolation drills for a whole session, and some drills are not 100% specific.
Zero the Professional
awesome video. I like the realization of the tactics. i have been talking this for years but it is hard to make some understand
This is why I like this guy. His training method works even on something so diferent as Medieval Fencing
To each his own. I'm sure Zero has his shit locked down enough to where no one can question him. He is legit as shit. Would love to meet him.
' to make a jogging ' haha posso vedere il tuo italiano nella tua inglese GRAZIE per video signore
i remember having fun shooting beer cans. now with all this internet zombie training, they've taken the fun out of guns
I want instructor zero to train me before I go to the navy he is better then special forces I think I've seen mostly of the video I like how he uses a knife I like him he is cool better then cool
Let me guess he stopped checking his six after his doctor told him he suffers whiplash from it?
GET READY TO FIGHT......................................................................Z
I notice how all these youtube shooting celebrities have pristine load bearing gear and equipment. It's pretty obvious they just shoot targets in controlled environments in the way that looks the coolest. Any combat veteran will tell you that's not how it actually is and that's not the best way to train.
Did it ever occur to you that they actually take care of their kit? Or maybe, since shooting is so important to them, that they have multiple sets of gear for testing? You missed the whole point of the video by the looks of your comment. What you see might be one useless drill, but whats happening is that they are focusing on a certain aspect of their training and eventually combining the pieces together to form an effective system of operation.
who is this guy and does he have any combat experience or has been in any SO units?
Great videos! Much love from America.
What camera do you use in the Black and White recording?
end at bar... what a classic!
Still good work!
that is one choppy English if I ever heard one.
In all seriousness, this guy speaks the truth... you train in segments, then put it all together in the field
Zero is to gun fighting as Musashi was to Katana's. Best of the best.
Anyone can video tape movies for RUclips. ...what actual ground combat experience does he have. Its easy when targets dont shoot back...
He is an active operator. Do some research.
In a few words, how to discribe an operator????
Having subtitles in English will be better!
... molto utile, grazie Instructor Zero ...
Very informative..thank you
was instructor zero in the military.
i get it, he's the number one "operator" fanboy, he understands the principles and techniques of reactionary cqb, though not an actual operator urban rural, local or abroad, he does however have a keen understanding of what is necessary.
agreed, he's one of those guys who's been able to take a concept apart and teach the methods to others....people do it with pickup, business and other things
What kind of operator mr research man?
Zero come to Ohio for a training class!
I thought he was from Poland
Mi sembri dusty di medal of honor
damn that's fast :)
+like
Very good how you explain how it is beneficial to focus on training spesific areas of what makes a good shooter. The same applies to elite athletics aswell, you can't work on everything at the same time if you want to improve, you have to single out an area of your performance you might need to work on and then you work on it giving it full focus and this will improve the overall performance. Performance is based on the sum of all parts, and the best way to improve the sum is to improve each part.
Thank you Instructor Zero for your professionalism and for sharing your training with us. I learn valuable new skills, tools, and tactics from all your videos. Thank you for your professionalism and sharing it with the rest of us.
your English a lot good.
I must go to the Dagobah system.
Good video. Having wrestled in high school, and done a variety of fighting-things since, his training philosophy makes a lot of sense. There were hours where all I did was spin around in circles with my chest on top of my training partner's back, learning how to get around his arms as I spun. It seems silly to do that when the goal is to put the opponent on his back and pin him, until the first time you sprawl on top of your opponent in a match and are suddenly behind them without thinking about doing it.
It's the same thing with learning to block in muay thai, or how to move your feet while retaining balance. Practice and honing of individual skills enables you to later plug that skill into a skill set and have a more holistic response to an opponent. I would say in shooting that this also includes hours of practicing for the most detrimental situations that can occur during a fight, such as clearing malfunctions, shooting from your non-dominant side, and drills with "safe" guns to shoot and move at contact distances.
It should really be a lifestyle. Even sitting in the living room, you can get an airsoft gun and gel-target to plug away shot after shot with your non-dominant side until grip, trigger-control, and sight-alignment(which changes a bit when you're shooting cross-eye dominant) all feel natural. Good lessons in this and other videos.
How do we get trained by Zero?
How do we get trained by Zero?
Zero is the best. Great guy.
WOW THIS MAN IS SOOOO TALENTED!! SPEACHLESS just the best videos I have seen for a long time
great video Zero, I would like to say respectfully that there is others special Forces team around the world, and this si for all the one that only believe that here is the only place they have it, and all of them are good in their own environment. Keep working Zero, you know your staff man, thank you for posting this videos
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What is Zero's background? I heard somewhere he is a former ranger, also heard hes former Italian Special Forces. I think the latter is the most believable
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He was Italian SF.