Truly enjoy training for a knife fight. However, I have no intrest in ever actually participating in one. Your demonstrations are great, and very informative.
Amen to that my friend. We spend a ton of time exploring this area and I have every intention of avoiding this if at all possible. First rule of self defense, don't be there ;) Thank you for the compliment and engaging with the material. Happy training!
Why do you keep the knife in the kill zone? Keeping that knife pointed at your belly isn’t something that I believe you ought to teach. Does this work with full resistance training? If so please post a video. I would love to watch how it works. Keep up the training?
Hey Michael, Great question. I appreciate you inquiring and sparking up a conversation. In our KCC program, we spend time working common positions, including less favorable positions. In our experience, this allows us to better understand those less favorable positions, and how to potentially navigate out of them. In violent encounters, the positions we "want" may be harder to access than we imagine in training. This video specifically is focused on one concept, how training hand switches can increase the ability to adapt to a situation because it forces ambidextrous training. Violent encounters are dynamic and rarely following a step by step plan, so our main focus is teaching people how to feel energy and adapt, in all common positions. Is that something you'd agree with in your experience? What additional pieces of experience can you share? Love hearing how training goes for others and what has worked for them. As for pressure testing, we do a ton of that in our seminars, as well as our training facility. Concepts and training are only as good as the individuals ability to perform that under duress. Head over to our IG pages @knifecontrolconcepts and @jannettiaaron is you're interested in seeing more training videos. In our experience, we first learn skills and drills with low energy, then gradually increase energy, layer in concepts, and use pressure testing to analyze what's going well for the individual. To learn more about what we teach in the KCC program as a whole we'd love to have you join us for a seminar, or enroll in the online program and train. 100% money back guarantee, if you put in the work, and feel you received no benefit, we refund the entire cost. Excited to hear more about your training and opinion. Have a great evening!
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These are beautiful, brotha!
Why Thank you sir :)
Excellent video. Looking forward to those subscriber numbers going up.
Thank you very much. One day at a time for sure.
I agree with your point of view here. Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much for engaging with the material. It's my pleasure. Happy training my friend!
Truly enjoy training for a knife fight. However, I have no intrest in ever actually participating in one. Your demonstrations are great, and very informative.
Amen to that my friend. We spend a ton of time exploring this area and I have every intention of avoiding this if at all possible. First rule of self defense, don't be there ;) Thank you for the compliment and engaging with the material. Happy training!
Aaron Jannetti
big fan of you
Thank you 🙏🙏
Why do you keep the knife in the kill zone? Keeping that knife pointed at your belly isn’t something that I believe you ought to teach. Does this work with full resistance training? If so please post a video. I would love to watch how it works. Keep up the training?
Hey Michael, Great question. I appreciate you inquiring and sparking up a conversation. In our KCC program, we spend time working common positions, including less favorable positions. In our experience, this allows us to better understand those less favorable positions, and how to potentially navigate out of them. In violent encounters, the positions we "want" may be harder to access than we imagine in training. This video specifically is focused on one concept, how training hand switches can increase the ability to adapt to a situation because it forces ambidextrous training. Violent encounters are dynamic and rarely following a step by step plan, so our main focus is teaching people how to feel energy and adapt, in all common positions. Is that something you'd agree with in your experience? What additional pieces of experience can you share? Love hearing how training goes for others and what has worked for them. As for pressure testing, we do a ton of that in our seminars, as well as our training facility. Concepts and training are only as good as the individuals ability to perform that under duress. Head over to our IG pages @knifecontrolconcepts and @jannettiaaron is you're interested in seeing more training videos. In our experience, we first learn skills and drills with low energy, then gradually increase energy, layer in concepts, and use pressure testing to analyze what's going well for the individual. To learn more about what we teach in the KCC program as a whole we'd love to have you join us for a seminar, or enroll in the online program and train. 100% money back guarantee, if you put in the work, and feel you received no benefit, we refund the entire cost. Excited to hear more about your training and opinion. Have a great evening!