Ronin's methodology is almost poetic. He connects everything together, every small decision is part of an overarching system of logic, and an almost spiritual approach to gunfighting. This dude is a legit f-ing modern day samurai.
What a national treasure. I just want to say we are all so lucky that this Patriot share his vast wealth of knowledge with us. Thank you for your service!
I value this channel and your work more than any other because youre one of the few that will actually TEACH your audience/fellow citizen important information to help us become more proficient and effective. These tips may literally save someone's life which is more valuable than any entertainment value we may get out of it. And for people like myself that can't afford extra training but take this very seriously, constantly practicing, its a blessing. Be good be safe.
@M. Denz thanks! I'm aware of a few of those and they don't really do it for me. I like Tu because he isn't overly egotistical and is very grounded especially for someone in his field. We all know how the gun community can be and he is refreshing for me personally.
The skill ceiling for gunfighting is so high and it really shows here, you can just see Tu's experience in anything he does...amazing how fast you're off safety and on-line
This is awesome. I think Ronin and GBRS (Tu and DJ) have by far the best methods and delivery of information. It is as clear and concise as you can get.
I’d love a pod cast of topic. Then they do a “knowledge transfer” with each person from the pod cast and make series a then all do a conclusion and review and options video.
@@governmentcalamari9785 hell yeah. I think it would be awesome to have a friendly tutorial of techniques between Shawn Ryan Tu, DJ, mike glover and Tim Kennedy. Do a demonstration and then have a nice contest under time.
The gun enthusiast in me learning how you guys work through problems or the tactics used in order to set yourself up for success is extremely interesting to me. Being an average person chances of me needing to use any of this info is very slim but like they say "Knowledge is power"... So making up drills or just trying to be proficient with my firearms and applying parts of what you're talking about to things I could actually face in my life like a home invasion or self defense situation is extremely valuable. Good stuff brother and thanks for all you do!!!
@David B Modern tactics are simply variations on what has always been true. There's multiple tactics that work...sometimes. There's no tactic that works...all the time. That's why it's imperative to learn how to adapt. The threat might be the same a lot of the times, but the individuals actively posing it are always different. There's limitless components that are environmental, psychological, and technical, and they all require a countermeasure to overcome it. "Modern", or newly adapted tactics are great and vital, but the basics and the universal truths should be practiced with the same importance.
@@vincec.202 isn't that how everything considered modern comes about??? If it was tried and true it would just be the way and even that would've been considered modern at some point. Everything has to start somewhere's brother...
These sessions are true eye openers from the psychological & tactical perspective. I do have active duty training from back in the day, but the very nature of our environment & mental awareness has changed. As I teach my son how to use his first shotgun & PA-15 I will have him watch these. So it's not just the old-man telling him simply from my experiences. Your commentary about martial-arts resonated; we civilians who maintain our 2nd Amendment for it's intended purpose need to understand everything that you are teaching and develop a solid foundation of discipline. I honor your service, love for what you do; teaching us to be exact and precise.
34 years in the martial arts and your videos come across my feed. Absolutely, I subscribed. I think more than anything I learned from your videos is that the function is the form. When I graduate from nursing school, I’d like very much to take your classes. There is truly so much to learn and I haven’t even scratched the surface. Thank you for your videos Ronin and thank you for all the work you do to keep our LEOs safe.
Hell yeah could not wait for another RōNIN video! You’re the man Tu, you are the epitome of a leader!! Because; “There are leaders and there are those who lead. A leader holds a position of power or authority, those who lead INSPIRE!” -Simon Sinek Love everything about your lifestyle and mindset. Many blessings of health and prosperity to you and yours Tu! -Eric
@@BroskY250 $500 a class plus 1,000 rounds of your preferred rifle ammunition and 1,000 rounds of your preferred pistol ammunition. You're looking at $1,000 class easily. Edit: These are all day classes and well worth the experience. I wasn't saying it's too much just factor in some ammo too.
I built my first AR-15 and now I'm looking for training and found this video, and I'm so happy I found this channel, Thank you Sir. As a martial art practitioner this training resonates with me, seeing and hearing someone expertly explain ma-ai in the use of a rifle makes for some real learning. Thank you.
Tu, thank you for sharing all of this knowledge. Your videos have been a huge stepping stone for me in improving my marksmanship and overall life. I can’t thank you enough for everything. Thank you Mr. Lam and the Ronin Team!
Thats fucked. In my unit back in the day, we learned most of this stuff. The only thing i disagreed with in my unit was their concept of sliding/gliding didnt align with mine. I would always naturally pivot and smoothly side shuffle to find angles in more complex shoothouses (footwork i learned from wrestling/KB/Boxing). Higher thought it was stupid and would rag on me for it. Now, almost ten years later, i see this Ronin stuff and laugh my ass off cause I was right and my loud mouth pussy ass puerto rican gunny was wrong 😂 he just hated mexicans i think but its all good.
I am most appreciative for these vids. I never realized how woefully unprepared I was for even simple home defense until I tried putting some of these principles to practice. Repping these concepts a little bit every day, and my practical speed and accuracy is leaps and bounds above where I started, and I was shooting for 30+ years! Can't thank you enough.
What a blessing and fountain of knowledge and experience he is. I really love that he posts these so everyone can learn from his experience and become better marksman and more proficient handling firearms. I've already started dry fire practicing this to retrain my bodies posture habits when shouldering a rifle. And I really appreciate that he explains why to do it this way and why it's more efficient instead of just saying do it my way because it's better like some instructors I've taken classes under.
Brilliance in the friggin basics, I love it. They don't preach this enough in the Army sadly otherwise I get insanely shit on by toxic leadership but it is what it is :(
I usually dont watch long videos through because of my low attention span but something about the way he was teaching these movements just kept my attention and I ended watching the whole thing.
I've never even fired a gun and I found this helpful. I think it's good for men to know how to do this, like in the old days when farmers knew how to use a sword a little bit. Just for home defense, just in case. Thanks Lam
Love his content. Wish his customer service didn’t suck so much. Emailed over 4 times to order a belt. I don’t get responses to my messages. 2 weeks in counting :( needing this gear before the end of January.
I don't shoot and don't fight or anything but this has been the most engaging video I've watched in the last 1000 videos no doubt in my mind, don't ask me why
I have been training at sig for a while now. Last year I took the bllets and bandages class and just missed you. i need to take one with you one day either up there or one of your classes. Thanks for all you do
I use these videos for my acting students every week. Even though we work with film prop guns and airsoft replicas it still is very useful. Ronin Tactics is so clear and to the point.
Some day I will be able to afford to attend one of your programs, until then these are very helpful in bettering my skill sets. Thank you for sharing this, it's extremely helpful to us who don't have the means to attend the full lesson set.
Awesome training. I’m not a pro in any way, shape or form and this stuff really helps. I just learned compressed low/high ready! Now to do some dry fire reps and then some live fire at the range!
As always Much Respects you truly you help motivated me to be on my journey I am on now. I greatly appreciate you as a man as a human and for all you have done and continuing to do for our country. Some day i will shake your hand in person and hopefully it will be when I attend one of your training courses. I place your hat in my unit everyday when I go 10/8 STAY STRONG AMERICA 💪🏽🇺🇸🇺🇸💪🏽 STAY READY
i half as watch this video my 1st time around and i remember some of the tip this man gave and i tried them out this last pass weekend when i went to play airsoft. Man i wipe the floor with 6 dudes and clear out 2 building just from being able to snap on targets now im rewatching and paying attention.
This is great! My Boerboel's name is Ronin Shenji. Strong, fit, muscles, alert and very fast. I'm proud of him and although not from America I'm proud of you guys too.
@bodymanruss518, He sure does! One component of the Green Beret skill-set is the ability to effectively train others, typically indigenous warriors. For Tu, today it’s swat teams.
I like his you brought up the boxers stance. When I coached HS linebackers, I taught them the boxers stance. It's even and well balanced with great ability to move left, right, forward and back......
7:10 "your normal stance has to be your tactical stance and your tactical stance has to be your normal stance" sick..I get real Bruce Banner/Hulk vibes from that..."that's the secret...I'm ALWAYS angry!"
Solid content. While stationed in Vicenza (late 80s, early 90s) I remember being taught to thrust the weapon like a spear point towards the enemy while assuming firing position in CQB. My skills are so rusty. 😆
@@nateferguson6366 3/325 ABCT stationed in Vicenza. We were 2nd brigade, but assigned to SETAF. We wore the SETAF patch with an Airborne rocker. We were an Airborne batallion combat team.
Awesome!!!!
Get John Lovell in the show please
@@tacticaltrioadventure5224 Agree! Would Mae for Great content. Also,...bound to be some funny banter between the two of them.
John “Shrek” McPhee would be epic on the Vigilance Elite Platform 💯💯
And Pat macnamara
@@tacticaltrioadventure5224 no
Ronin's methodology is almost poetic. He connects everything together, every small decision is part of an overarching system of logic, and an almost spiritual approach to gunfighting. This dude is a legit f-ing modern day samurai.
Let him try to shoot a akm and tell me about not being aggressive stance
yeh, but he runs a 9mm for cqb and there goes your poetry. 😏
He treats gunfigting for what it is, a martial art.
is it because he's asian
@@ulrikerudel6859 How is 9mm not right for CQB?
What a national treasure. I just want to say we are all so lucky that this Patriot share his vast wealth of knowledge with us.
Thank you for your service!
You're not learning anything, you're just trying to hide from your fat wife.
@@prezidenttrump5171 what
I value this channel and your work more than any other because youre one of the few that will actually TEACH your audience/fellow citizen important information to help us become more proficient and effective. These tips may literally save someone's life which is more valuable than any entertainment value we may get out of it. And for people like myself that can't afford extra training but take this very seriously, constantly practicing, its a blessing. Be good be safe.
Check out GBRS Group also. Yu ll get more great content when yu combine ze two.
He's GBRS is amazing. So is Mike Glover!
@@HitlerlandBoi thanks for the heads up!
Man....
@M. Denz thanks! I'm aware of a few of those and they don't really do it for me. I like Tu because he isn't overly egotistical and is very grounded especially for someone in his field. We all know how the gun community can be and he is refreshing for me personally.
The skill ceiling for gunfighting is so high and it really shows here, you can just see Tu's experience in anything he does...amazing how fast you're off safety and on-line
yeah huge difference between a regular dude doing 1000 reps per yr and someone like Tu that did 100,000 reps per year for a few decades
This is awesome. I think Ronin and GBRS (Tu and DJ) have by far the best methods and delivery of information. It is as clear and concise as you can get.
I’d love a pod cast of topic. Then they do a “knowledge transfer” with each person from the pod cast and make series a then all do a conclusion and review and options video.
@@governmentcalamari9785 hell yeah. I think it would be awesome to have a friendly tutorial of techniques between Shawn Ryan Tu, DJ, mike glover and Tim Kennedy. Do a demonstration and then have a nice contest under time.
Agreed. They boil it down to the ridiculously simple without talking to people as if they're a complete idiot.
I could not agree more
how the hell are you guys just gonna leave out Pat Mac. He's only OG, but who cares.
The gun enthusiast in me learning how you guys work through problems or the tactics used in order to set yourself up for success is extremely interesting to me. Being an average person chances of me needing to use any of this info is very slim but like they say "Knowledge is power"... So making up drills or just trying to be proficient with my firearms and applying parts of what you're talking about to things I could actually face in my life like a home invasion or self defense situation is extremely valuable. Good stuff brother and thanks for all you do!!!
It is great to learn modern techniques and why it works better than conventional teachings.
@David B Modern tactics are simply variations on what has always been true. There's multiple tactics that work...sometimes. There's no tactic that works...all the time. That's why it's imperative to learn how to adapt. The threat might be the same a lot of the times, but the individuals actively posing it are always different. There's limitless components that are environmental, psychological, and technical, and they all require a countermeasure to overcome it. "Modern", or newly adapted tactics are great and vital, but the basics and the universal truths should be practiced with the same importance.
@@vincec.202 isn't that how everything considered modern comes about??? If it was tried and true it would just be the way and even that would've been considered modern at some point. Everything has to start somewhere's brother...
@@vincec.202 I just like learning tactics that have a high success rate. I agree it helps learning the evolution of technique.
Good on you, stay humble!
Tu Lam you are the best of the best warrior for both teaching and training people how to shoot straight and effective in dangerous situations in life
These sessions are true eye openers from the psychological & tactical perspective. I do have active duty training from back in the day, but the very nature of our environment & mental awareness has changed. As I teach my son how to use his first shotgun & PA-15 I will have him watch these. So it's not just the old-man telling him simply from my experiences. Your commentary about martial-arts resonated; we civilians who maintain our 2nd Amendment for it's intended purpose need to understand everything that you are teaching and develop a solid foundation of discipline. I honor your service, love for what you do; teaching us to be exact and precise.
PA-15??? You trying to get him killed? He needs a SCAR with at least $5,000 worth of gadgets on it.
@@paddypibblet846 Sarcasm noted
How has the pa15 held up?
This man is teaching you how to use martial arts stances in Gun fighting 🤯 I’m truly amazed!!
How it should be its a weapons you need to balance out your body,
34 years in the martial arts and your videos come across my feed. Absolutely, I subscribed. I think more than anything I learned from your videos is that the function is the form. When I graduate from nursing school, I’d like very much to take your classes. There is truly so much to learn and I haven’t even scratched the surface. Thank you for your videos Ronin and thank you for all the work you do to keep our LEOs safe.
Dana white is that you ??
Hell yeah could not wait for another RōNIN video! You’re the man Tu, you are the epitome of a leader!! Because;
“There are leaders and there are those who lead. A leader holds a position of power or authority, those who lead INSPIRE!” -Simon Sinek
Love everything about your lifestyle and mindset. Many blessings of health and prosperity to you and yours Tu!
-Eric
Getting all my gear and finances situated. Definitely pushing myself to attend one of your classes within the next two years.
same brotha
Let us know how amazing it is
Does it cost that much?
@@jerryvwallace2 probably 500 class 1 day pistol, just a guess though. Fieldcraft survival (mike glover) classes are 200-300 depending course of fire.
@@BroskY250 $500 a class plus 1,000 rounds of your preferred rifle ammunition and 1,000 rounds of your preferred pistol ammunition. You're looking at $1,000 class easily.
Edit: These are all day classes and well worth the experience. I wasn't saying it's too much just factor in some ammo too.
Tu is a living legend! Greetings from Germany
I built my first AR-15 and now I'm looking for training and found this video, and I'm so happy I found this channel, Thank you Sir. As a martial art practitioner this training resonates with me, seeing and hearing someone expertly explain ma-ai in the use of a rifle makes for some real learning. Thank you.
As a trainer and Ex-private protection agent. I have learn from you. People tend to forget the fundamentals.
*Ronin Tactics Inc* Bravo well done, thank-you sir for taking the time to show us. God Bless.
Probably the best 30 minutes spent on TH-cam in a long time!
Thanks
Tu, thank you for sharing all of this knowledge. Your videos have been a huge stepping stone for me in improving my marksmanship and overall life. I can’t thank you enough for everything. Thank you Mr. Lam and the Ronin Team!
Was a Marine Infantry 0311 for 6 years and I learned more in this video than I have in those 6 years🤣
Thats fucked. In my unit back in the day, we learned most of this stuff. The only thing i disagreed with in my unit was their concept of sliding/gliding didnt align with mine. I would always naturally pivot and smoothly side shuffle to find angles in more complex shoothouses (footwork i learned from wrestling/KB/Boxing).
Higher thought it was stupid and would rag on me for it. Now, almost ten years later, i see this Ronin stuff and laugh my ass off cause I was right and my loud mouth pussy ass puerto rican gunny was wrong 😂 he just hated mexicans i think but its all good.
Ronin is the guru ❤
@@ViolentbyDesign Fantasy!? Wow, never heard such coping from a supposed veteran before!
@@ViolentbyDesignDamn man that’s crazy you know more about”War fighting” than a Green Beret with over 20 years of experience 😂😂😂🤦🏻♂️
@@stevemiranda9178different uses for different scenarios
I am most appreciative for these vids. I never realized how woefully unprepared I was for even simple home defense until I tried putting some of these principles to practice. Repping these concepts a little bit every day, and my practical speed and accuracy is leaps and bounds above where I started, and I was shooting for 30+ years! Can't thank you enough.
What a blessing and fountain of knowledge and experience he is. I really love that he posts these so everyone can learn from his experience and become better marksman and more proficient handling firearms. I've already started dry fire practicing this to retrain my bodies posture habits when shouldering a rifle. And I really appreciate that he explains why to do it this way and why it's more efficient instead of just saying do it my way because it's better like some instructors I've taken classes under.
learning more in 15 minutes from this video about shooting than I did 4 years in the Army so far
Thank you! It’s like having a modern Bruce lee of our generation!
Brilliance in the friggin basics, I love it. They don't preach this enough in the Army sadly otherwise I get insanely shit on by toxic leadership but it is what it is :(
I usually dont watch long videos through because of my low attention span but something about the way he was teaching these movements just kept my attention and I ended watching the whole thing.
He always keeps it real-real.
Amazing how much information Tu packs into one single video. Incredible stuff!
I've never even fired a gun and I found this helpful. I think it's good for men to know how to do this, like in the old days when farmers knew how to use a sword a little bit. Just for home defense, just in case. Thanks Lam
Loved that… “you can’t move like water if your muscle tight” loosen up RONIN YOU DA MAN! Thanks for sharing…
Love his content. Wish his customer service didn’t suck so much. Emailed over 4 times to order a belt. I don’t get responses to my messages. 2 weeks in counting :( needing this gear before the end of January.
T is a master at his craft. Fantastic for all levels of firearms
Even after 22yrs Inf, I'm still learning stuff, great video, great channel!
Thank you!
I don't shoot and don't fight or anything but this has been the most engaging video I've watched in the last 1000 videos no doubt in my mind, don't ask me why
Learned so much from this video can’t imagine how valuable it would be to go to these classes in person.
Ronin is the GREATEST OF ALL TIMES💯💯💯💯
I have been training at sig for a while now. Last year I took the bllets and bandages class and just missed you. i need to take one with you one day either up there or one of your classes. Thanks for all you do
being an american has been a dream of mine since i was 7.
you all are so blessed.
the rest of the world, doesn't provide the freedom you have...
We'd be happy to have someone like you
Another great instructional vid from Ronin! Will be at the range this week working those movements
I use these videos for my acting students every week. Even though we work with film prop guns and airsoft replicas it still is very useful. Ronin Tactics is so clear and to the point.
Some day I will be able to afford to attend one of your programs, until then these are very helpful in bettering my skill sets. Thank you for sharing this, it's extremely helpful to us who don't have the means to attend the full lesson set.
Thank you sir from the heart! Like another gentleman said you’re saving lives for potentially many !!! I bow out of respect ! Ty.
Thank you Tu for everything you’ve dedicated your life to, God Bless you and your family 🙏🏻
Good to see you're posting rifle drill vids again
Thank you for being a inspiration and a leader
Man, such a proficient teacher. Love it Tú
Awesome training. I’m not a pro in any way, shape or form and this stuff really helps. I just learned compressed low/high ready! Now to do some dry fire reps and then some live fire at the range!
Great training for anyone that lives in something called a house or an apartment, everyone should learn this.
Thank you for this Video ! now i'm going to use all the things i learned from this Video in Call of Duty. God bless you men
Man you can't be making us wait this long in between videos ;) liked before even watching because I already know.
Thank you!
As I’ve always said, best instructor, bar none!
is this the guy from warzone ?
Yeah, Ronin is an operator on mw2.
After two videos and I already love this channel! Amazing to hear it from a professional and hero!
When Tu talks you listen!!
I’ve never clocked a video so fast I love a good Tu video I’m wearing my ronin tactics shirt now
I've always told others it's not about aiming it's about training your muscles to remember the dynamics
Not to sound picky, but I love that he ends his sentences with “understand ?” Instead of “does that make sense?” 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for the lesson very structured and informative.
TU is the type of person that you don’t wanna f**ck around with. Very humble guy. Thanks for your service!
So informative! It's all the little techniques that builds you.
As an Englishman, this is one of the things I love about the States!
Man it would be an unbelievable honor of a lifetime to take a course trained by Tu. I will one day and hopefully soon! Amazing work brother! 🤠🇺🇸⛩
Finally another video!!! I always appreciate your video's Mr. Tu Lam. 🤙🏽
So Much To Take In.
Love This. Would Love To Attend Some Of His Teachings.
I would spend the money to take his course in a Second, outstanding explanation in his teaching. A+
YES!!! Tu any reason you switched to the 9mm Rig??? Ammo prices starting to affect our Sensei as well perhaps?
Invaluable technique! No more back pain, no more time and energy waist
9:37 "the hardest thing about CQB...situational awearness."
-Camera guy looks around
As always Much Respects you truly you help motivated me to be on my journey I am on now. I greatly appreciate you as a man as a human and for all you have done and continuing to do for our country. Some day i will shake your hand in person and hopefully it will be when I attend one of your training courses. I place your hat in my unit everyday when I go 10/8 STAY STRONG AMERICA
💪🏽🇺🇸🇺🇸💪🏽 STAY READY
i half as watch this video my 1st time around and i remember some of the tip this man gave and i tried them out this last pass weekend when i went to play airsoft. Man i wipe the floor with 6 dudes and clear out 2 building just from being able to snap on targets now im rewatching and paying attention.
Love these TH-cam Ronin notifications!!
Mecanic of the punch 🤛🏼 thanks broo God bless
This is great! My Boerboel's name is Ronin Shenji. Strong, fit, muscles, alert and very fast. I'm proud of him and although not from America I'm proud of you guys too.
I'm going to train on my range today, using this method. Thank you.
Literally non stop talking !!! Less waffle and more technical instruction.........
“The quickest way to neutralize the enemy, is to discuss nonstop until they give up” - Sun Tzu
He’s teaching you to have less movement so you can have more MOBILITY, understand?
Beauty and strength flowing together in motion!
I enjoy these training videos. So practical
Ronin thank God you were born bro
Great video!! Tu has a talent for Teaching!
@bodymanruss518, He sure does! One component of the Green Beret skill-set is the ability to effectively train others, typically indigenous warriors. For Tu, today it’s swat teams.
you sir are a bad dude in every sense of the word! thankfully you are on our team!
If a student or “black belt” from this martial arts masters group taught a beginner class I’d love to attend.🙏🏼
Thanks this is very detailed training video.
Id love to take a class with these men! Top notch
Good training Ronin ! Keeping those boys tight to the body , eyes up and sweeping , elbows tight to the body , and most importantly fluid.
I like his you brought up the boxers stance. When I coached HS linebackers, I taught them the boxers stance. It's even and well balanced with great ability to move left, right, forward and back......
Ive been wanting a quality cqb vid for a while and this is perfect for me
He switched out that beautiful AR for a gorgeous mpx. I want one so bad
I love these videos thank you for the free content and education
7:10 "your normal stance has to be your tactical stance and your tactical stance has to be your normal stance"
sick..I get real Bruce Banner/Hulk vibes from that..."that's the secret...I'm ALWAYS angry!"
Awesome video Rōnin. I always take something away from your videos. I heard someone wise once say "be like water" Amazing guy!
Solid content. While stationed in Vicenza (late 80s, early 90s) I remember being taught to thrust the weapon like a spear point towards the enemy while assuming firing position in CQB. My skills are so rusty. 😆
You 82nd by chance
@@nateferguson6366 3/325 ABCT stationed in Vicenza. We were 2nd brigade, but assigned to SETAF. We wore the SETAF patch with an Airborne rocker. We were an Airborne batallion combat team.
@@richardschafer7858 10 4 . Just wondering my dad was stationed in Italy with the 82nd in the 80s. Lots of cool stories lol.
@@nateferguson6366 Yes, it was an awesome place to be stationed. Total Hollywood. Lots of training with foreign troops as well.
Please don't stop doing vids! You're awesome!!
man id love to attend one of these courses...one day...
This dude is amazing. Thanks
I'm surprised no one mentioned "it's the dude from mw2"
I Was looking for this
thank you master for being there for us all the time
My favorite warzone character
Thank you for sharing this here with us.
Tu is the Bruce Lee of gunfighting - TY for sharing your valuable knowledge!
My man!!!
GB all day all day!
God bless you brother.