KEY Knife Defense Principles | Commentary Breakdown

Head position/control. 2on1. Head clears. Arm drags. These are all terms you need to get familiar with in order to successfully control and defend a knife attack. In this video I go over a few key concepts and principles of knife defense as well as a few key concepts I picked up in the Knife Control Concepts course with Aaron Jannetti. Spoiler alert: you're gonna need to know some grappling.
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[@BeReadySelfDefense]

Quick edit: I meant "head pressure" or "head position"... NOT head control.
I'm back from the dead! There have been a few life events that kept me busy the last couple months (good life events!), but I'm back to post new content again. I've stepped back a little bit to start working on some new branding, logos, focus, etc., so be on the lookout for some future changes!
What are your deepest, most burning questions concerning knife defense?

[@simoneriksson8329]

Glad to have you back man! I have honestly missed your videos :)

[@BeReadySelfDefense]

@@simoneriksson8329 you're gonna make me tear up, man 🥺😭. I sincerely appreciate that and I will do my best to be more consistent 🙏.

[@alejandramendez7180]

Woohoo! So glad you’re back!! Awesome video 👏🏽

[@sebastianmuller804]

Awesome stuff!The focus in knife-defense-training should be way more on knife-control rather than on knife-disarm.

[@BeReadySelfDefense]

Agreed 😎

[@Switchkick]

Amazing stuff my brother!

[@BeReadySelfDefense]

Oss! 🙏

[@thecoyote4406]

Taekwondo Lifestyle told me to come subscribe to you that I’d like your videos. Good video

[@BeReadySelfDefense]

Thanks for stopping by 🙏

[@simoneriksson8329]

Maybee a bit of a curveball but I would be very intrested to see a video about first aid specificly about types of damamage that are common in knifeviolence. I understand that this may not be your area of expertize but maybee you could find someone to interview?

[@BeReadySelfDefense]

I've definitely been wanting to do a stress test video showing where the knife "cuts" which may help a little. If I find some other good info I'll post it on here for ya!