Green Beret: Combat Movement on the Battlefield | Tactical rifleman
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- To be effective under pressure, we need to train deliberately. Training deliberately when it comes to fighting for your life in the face of screaming bullets means practicing positions to get into that still allow you to be offensive with your bullet launcher. Here is how Zee “gets small”, deliberately. Enjoy.
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Outstanding! Thank you, sir. I appreciate your comments about limited mobility. I'm in my 60's and not quite as flexible as I used to be. Still strong, but a bit stiff. I'll be practicing what you taught here.
Yep same here my friend
Nice man
I am currently absorbing this information and wisdom and transforming it into my photography stances
😂
this is actually very smart for some tricky angles with no tripod or flat surface. i would know personally.
While you are walking on the catwalk? On the catwalk...
@@barrackhussein464 alright buddy. have fun with that.
@@barrackhussein464 confronting some1 about something that doesnt matter and not even sure of is a sign of being dickish
It's good to figure out what movement works and what doesn't. Especially for those of us that have had parts replaced.
This looks a lot like Brazilian Jiu Jitsu warmup movements.
Same thing i thought im a blue belt but if it works it works
Shrimping and killing :)
The word "martial" pertains to warfare, so I would say that what Mr Zee is demonstrating qualifies as a martial art.
Lol, as a bjj player myself i thought it, you can see he is from US from the way he goes to the ground in a wrestling like position, and his accent.
Mmmmmhmm. Don't show up to the range in your gi.
TR is fast becoming my favorite tactical channel.
Great stuff right here!
Have been working on going into these different shooting positions for a little while, but this gives me some different techniques that may work better for me. At 62 I'm still in decent shape, just not as flexible as I once was. I can still get down in the ground & get back up, just not as fast, lol.
Getting old ain't for sissies!
Broke these stances down very well, mentally downloaded.
I am amazed to learn how relevant break-dancing is to gun battles. All this getting up, getting down and transitions; the big difference is properly handling the power tool in your hands while you do it.
Highest value information, developed in the most serious environment.
Thank you.
Outstanding video! Once again we can do these drills without firing a shot until the muscle memory is engrained . Including in my backyard. Then we can throw all the rounds down range to confirm accuracy. Thanks Zee
thank you for serving our country my friend and thank you for continued service by passing on what you have learned. very valuable information that very well may save lives that are on the right side of history. God bless you!
This kind of reminds me of a sonny puzikas class I've taken a few years ago back on the ak47. Using shooting displacements while shooting made me more fluid when clearing out buildings with only a pistol when working patrol state side responding to residential homes and commercial alarms by myself cause I didnt have back up and when working ep/psd I needed to be more agile.
By far and away the best mobility system designed.
Good stuff. A lot of folks don’t realize how effective you can be in these positions and more. You can figure out what works best for you, but above all, trigger discipline and muzzle awareness is a must. Notice the orientation of his weapon, always down range. Even if you dip it or elevate it a little, it’s still towards the threat. A good friend of mine also implemented something one time... we all know the range safety rules but also added another one to it. “KNOW THE STATUS OF YOUR WEAPON!” This is so true. I love shooting, I love firearms, I have several AR platform rifle builds, imma firearms instructor for our PD, SWAT, etc etc... but you can’t beat this type of training. This is some good stuff. Stay frosty, ladies and gents. Vet104 - out
Great video. Keep it up. I look forward to all your videos. Can’t wait to take your class.
thanks for your service my G.
thanks zee. great video on getting small. wasn't familiar with the principle of that. but i am now. thanks , great instruction as usual.
This vid just popped up on my feed and i LOVE IT!! I'm in afg hellhole right now and i love these type of vids! keep it up bros and i hope to grab a class when i get home!
Thanks for watching, and stay safe.
looking forward to the snow going away so I can practice the low moves. I know practice how it is. enjoyed the vidio. great reminder. thanks
I was in campbell a few years back first duty station loved every second but range 17 is still the same react to contact i believe but thats while i was their when 4th bgd and the 506 companys and both PFDR companies. Served with the PFDR in CAB 5101 F CO & Charlie Rock up in Bastogne.
I never thought battlefield positions could be interesting but you did it. Cool video.
Can you shoot while moving through the difference positions? If yes, would you please show us how you would do that. AWESOME video ZEE, thank you!
Philip Durr you can shoot in most situations but you can’t aim
@@CyberKatze I would like to see how ZEE would do it. I'm sure like you said, you can shoot just not have good aim. Thanks for your reply. I would like to practice like ZEE would do, and not fumble my way through it ya know.
Bruh... the tooth story was amazing!!
GREAT video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I especially appreciate the note about doing this in your gear. A LOT of people overlook this and have setups that will hinder them instead of help. Subscribed!!!
awesome video! I can't agree enough. this I need to be practicing!
Dude you had hooked within the first min with the bars you dropped lol
Great vid! Thanks a lot. Some of the stances remind me of photography and hand to hand combat when going to the ground. Makes a lot of sense for the additional stances with the rifle in hand too!
2:07 golden.
Great Video. right to the nitty gritty.
Ten out of ten!
Awesome video. Brought up alot of great points n positions
Glad you enjoyed!
@@TacticalRifleman y'all are my favorite channel for all that's tactical! Lot of dumb shit out there tactical rifleman is solid...
Keep it up.! I’m learning.
Great info
Hey dude I think you put on your kids shirt this morning.... great video thanks for the info.. great story teller my man
That was badass
Some good training!
Thank u I'm gonna used it in the next war against bad guys
2:55-3:15
At "what does that tell me? There more than one f***ing Tooth" !!!! >>LMAO LMAO LUAO!@!!!
We Laughed HARD at least 7 minutes while we played it over and over !! Thanks for the Fu*ki@g Vid!! Tactical Rifleman saving us tooth aches and Dentist visits!
I must have that skip chow meme. Oh the memories
Great stuff Zee¡
This is great thanks a lot man.
Glad you liked it!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣nice tooth joke ....that was a good one got my attention ..now back to class
The truth is often hilarious
ladies in gentleman... stand up comedy by instructor ZEEee 3:03
Great video. I wish I would have worked on the finesse of mobility more when I was in. My knees would have thanked me now. What do you guys think of Rich Graham's stuff, where he kind of just uses the parachute roll to get from standing/running to prone? It's been quick on the flat range, but I'm wondering how it'll be with microterrain thrown in. Also, we should be calling the "supine" position the lateral decubitus position.
He based his methodology off of Sonny Puzikas, who in turn adopted his as a mix of his style/preferences and the Spetsnaz doctrine of the 80s/90s. Give him a look-up: Sonny Puzikas
@@ib3scope I know of Sonny. He ever say that's where he got this though? Most of it looks like some pretty standard transitions to me frankly.
Great video. And I loved the story 🤣
Free info from someone who actually used this stuff in the real world.
Thanks!
Ignore the Ninjas wannabe’s who see themselves as being as bad ass as people like you because they practice on a flat range with targets that they setup in the position they wanted that don’t shoot back.
He even parked his car behind cover
This dude is so fucking cool!
Come have a beer in Alaska brother!
Oh man! I cracked my teeth the same fucking way in a mock village in Yakima Training Center.
Can we put this guy on our flag? Please?
Van Halen fan ehh?
What about low prone when you want to be super low to the ground
Kamen G I think it’s pretty obvious how to get to that position from regular prone.
Instructor Zee I was just wondering what the best way to do that position was, not how to get to it.
Grass:
TH-cam: Hi I'm cheap compression and this is Jackass
What determines which shooting position to use? (to keep it simple just standing/kneeling/prone) please.
If your ready to get shot use the standing method, circa 1776. British used it effectively to get shot so they could go home.
The terrain your on (laying in prone on different inclines can suck for sight pictures sometimes), obstacles in front of you, cover being used, effective fire from threat. Etc.
@@zdurham1 thanks for a serious reply, it seems to be a difficult question.
You got a cool story for chipping your tooth. My brother buddy from bct has a cool story for chipping his tooth, what do I got? Oh yea I was swimming at a public pool, started going up from a dive and bashed my face on a over hanging pipe 😂.
Nice!
Idk why tf I’m learning this, I’m planning to join the army like 6 years from now 😂
Love.When
Instructor zee is da shizznit
Bro frm florida 🤣🤣 and dis the first time I seen dis I guarantee it
This sort of thing is exactly why this is the best channel out there. In a world filled with videos of a dude pinging the same two 7-yard steel targets on repeat, the TR crew is kicking out real-world shooting advice in a way I can practice in my living room.
Keep it up guys!
Yeah, true, there's only so much Garand Thumb up his ass being fake-tough-guy I can handle.
@@rAvensBBr GarandThumb doesn't give shooting advice. He reviews guns and gear and avoids training cuz he doesn't know that shit.
@@bradleyryan8838 You wanna watch Flannel Daddy, that's up to you. He's not for me.
@@rAvensBBr yeah, but your association of GT with a channel for shooting advice is not correct; it's something he flat out doesn't do. He tells you to get training from other people.
@@bradleyryan8838 OK, that's fair. Well stated, wasn't trying to pick a fight, just don't dig that dudes vids. Peace.
Her: babe what are you doing on the floor?
Me: ...supine..its a shooting platform for my weapon system
c mamo
Her: but babe, we're not in USA, firearms are illegal here...
@Bill where the fuck did you get 200 plus mass shooting a year hahah
@Dan Trebune thank god for people with common sense lord have mercie how did that guy get on this page hahah!!!
@@badger_actual8249 He probably heard it from CNN whiles staring at the idiot box (TV).
"Ya thats a tooth, but its not your tooth"
😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😭
Lmao
You think they would update the butt stock method, they've been doing it since world war II
J Dee yeah you’d think but the problem is when it’s between losing teeth and get fucked up a bit or not get shot the options are clear for standard training
J Dee dont be mean
They should train the "safe way" and understand that in a gun fight, you'll do it faster than safe.
"My time in the military, exposed me to a lot of bullshit..."
This statement here. This one right here, is applicable to just about every MOS in the US armed forces.
russell28533 especially 11 bravo
@@romedome6426 14 delta too
Applicable to pretty much every armed forces around the world lol
Us 0311's feel that shit in our soul
Works the same way for every army I'm sure
Later on, that tooth of Zee's grew into a leader of all the other knocked out teeth on that range. Today it is the dictator of an authoritarian nation of soldier teeth on range 17, and is threatening to expand onto range 16. The UN us talking about sanctions and pretty soon the 101st will have to deploy to contain Zee's tooth army.
Enya Facce best comment😁👊
@@zdurham1 you dang right!
Semper Fi. Great class Zee.
Ahh ha ha ha ha, THAT’s funny man! Good stuff!
I can't believe I read all of that, but I am really glad I did lmao
Never before have I actually seen a comment that deserved so many likes but didn't get them
I’m an old Vietnam vet who lives in Alaska. I’ll be out in the snow, but little by little this old man will master this. Enjoyed this and will be rewatching this lots of times, well done Z.
Professional teaching going on here. Pay attention. This big ole war dog showing real skills, has my old ass glued to the screen. Thanks brother.
Truth be told.....I'm infantryman vet and when me n my boys saw these guys rarely walking round post we were in awe, like we seen Jesus Christ 🤔😂
This video should be called "How to prepare for the end of 2020 in America."
i mean we prob bout to go to war or at least nfac wants tx so gotta get ready
@@kasonwoodson7856 we have to worry about our own government and the ultra rich, I'm not worried about the TV's latest fear porn. But yea this is exactly what I needed. I know what is coming, Christians are told to trade our cloak for a sword during these times. I love my life and I'm going to fight for it; no Scamdemic, no new world order, no stopping humanities evolution in consciousness and awareness of our dividinity!
*2024
I lost my two from teeth in Iraq. Standing in the back of the MRAP and waiting for it to stop and the ramp to drop. MRAP hits a ditch and bounces me into the ceiling. Rifle followed and the buttstock slams into my face and knocked my fronts out. I learned to remained seated with seat backs and tray tables locked in the upright position until the vehicle makes a complete stop 😂
Funny stuff. Thanks for sharing, and thank you for your service. TR
Did you get a purple heart for injury in combat? 🤣😂
😂good times, yea we learned the hard way
Thanks for your sacrifice🇺🇸🙏
@@darrenhooper9050 he sacrificed his ability to eat an apple without cutting it up 😔
(This is a joke, I've also dealt with dental injury)
"Vague ideas become vague actions" , That there could be the title of a book
Instructor Zee's heavy flow day on the range.
"Brokeback mountain some people use." You forgot the "reverse piledriver" and the "Cosby Sweater."
In all seriousness, I really enjoy the content and I like seeing new things I can add to my range activities. This has been my favourite presentation since you did the segment on drawing a concealed carry after having fallen or having been pushed down. Very practical but also just enjoyable. Stuff like this ads some variety and challenge to an afternoon at the range. As always, thanks for the content and the service.
I love how Zee’s shirt goes through stages
1) sick grey t shirt
2) light drizzle? Maybe a little sweat?
3) ahh we’re rolling around on the ground
4) Zee’s getting sweaty
5) did Zee change shirts to a dark grey
😂🤙🏻
Strength & Honor
And thankyou for another awesome video TR team
"...a rifle behind every blade of grass." Zee will be holding one of those rifles, now I'll be holding one too.
Great content, keep it up.
MURICA
Warren Philips 👍🏿
Just make sure to remember to tuck your ass behind the grass
Great stuff. It's like dry firing. Doesn't cost any money to train this and builds oh so important muscle memory for when the brown stuff hits the fan.
Doing movements like this with full kit on is a great way to find out REALLY FAST what’s comfortable and what isn’t, and how to set it up accordingly. Great video.
Great work!
Thanks!
I enjoy how Z can be an effective, knowledgeable instructor, without being a patronising kuck. I'm an old man now, and am beyond the age of someone telling me I'm a, "Stupid, inbred, pos" when attempting to learn. He's likeable, and still comes across as a fkn badass.
Most Green Berets are. I’ve trained with 2, one for a little over 2 years in an ongoing tactical class. They are the salt of the earth. Always positive, helpful, patient, open minded and humble. At least that’s been my experience training with SF guys. Best on the planet. 👍
@@BretAllenStudios its because they're actually taught how to teach
The "stupid inbred pos" is actually a really really shitty way to teach shit. It makes sense for basic but it really shouldn't exist past that except for things like stress shoots and on the objective
such important points, this is paramount for the older years.... a young man can manipulate the body to cover mistakes and recover quickly, with age comes the need for continued training and improvement of basic skills like these to compensate the old body that doesnt' move too well any longer.... some times the old bull wins not because of pure power and aggression, but because of experience and composure...... great vids
Great point, I can definitely relate. I was doing these drills during Instructor Zee's class and I was pretty sore the next day.
I did a pistol competition drill where you had to drop to the ground before taking 6 aimed shots in 10 seconds. I just fell over like a plank to save time, but in 10 years, I doubt I will be able to.
This would be a good drill for people's edc setup too.....
Agree. We need to do more to shake out our kit and adjust as needed. Can't do that standing flat-footed on a range.
This will soon be illegal to even watch in Virginia.
Million man March!!Tar and feathering and outta town on a rail....sounds Guuuuuud!!
Magus Joseph
It’s ok. Once we are all criminals we will all have the ultimate freedom. Just not giving a shit anymore.
Embrace your inner criminal. 😎😂
SO, FIGHT BACK
False alarm, the Commonwealth of Virginia State Senate killed the bill. You gun nuts are safe.
I’ve said it before, but between his knowledge, experience, and humor, Zee needs his own show….love that dude.
anyone that has played ARMA 3 knows these positions. Every one of these positions is in that military simulation game. Great video showing the athleticism required to achieve these positions. the opening statement is gold btw! "My time in the military, exposed me to a lot of bullshit" straight facts.
Best training vidéo on TH-cam for a long time 🍻
This is a really good video, if only you covered how to transition from prone to reverse cowgirl I could get my misses to watch it. She looks like a fecking cat trying to lick its arse!!
I love listening to combat veterans, "you`ll be trying to tuck your ass behind some grass!" Freaking awesome quote! I`m a WW1 history junkie and there are no shortage of quotes similar from those guys. The weapons change but grunt remains, awesome video!
I was scrolling thru,I have Ww1 photo for sale
I've been working on these movements but my old knees aren't what they used to be.
But I'm working on it.
HotSnot TaterTot keep it up!
This guy is about as real as it gets.
That was distressingly thorough dentistry advice!
The firearms stuff was pretty useful, too.
My man Zee with those knowledge bombs again!.. Salute and respect thats all I gotta say
I teach jiu jitsu and i love the way its broken down into simple techniques including small details like which hand to post with and why and how to connect knees to elbows to create frames.. awesome teaching.
That moment when "Front, Back, Goes" make sense
When I hear an accent like this, I immediately think: this guy can shoot. Like, say no more, man! He can SHOOT!
Specially considerin his articulate use of the fuck word.
I thought the bird landed on his shoulder at 16:37
Bad Ass video brother! Going to go home and see what this old ass body can do lol. Thanks for getting your Sweat On for us out here.
"My next progression goes into the supine position. I call it the supine." -Zee
Lol
More of instructor zee please
Yes. Super to-the-point value content Zee! Keep em' coming! Exposure equals composure!
This is fantastic. These movements resonate with me well as a martial artist and a veteran. This makes me think of stance training in martial arts may that be Karate, TKD, Shaolin, etc. Without good stances you have no power and stability. Thank you for sharing this knowledge.
Great video and your story was Epic.
Instructor Zee, thank you for the training exercise, as soon as the things dry out, I will give it a go. Side note, your shoes look cool, what are they?
David Card adidas trail shoes, goretex. Thx
@@zdurham1 Thank you, stay awesome.
Good stuff Zee, this is going into my training routine. I especially appreciate that you take the time to give us the why! Very important for us "A" types! Keep up the good fight.
I think the very first step in all this, is not to have a beer belly....Can't do this drill....Next video....wait...did he just say "Broke Back Mountain position"?!14:40 Hell no!
Looks like a solid workout with the weight on as a bonus.
Getting used to diffrent positions and the transition between them gives you the freedom you need to adapt and win. Dicipline=Freedom.
Solid video, get after it :)
Great information! Love how fundamental jiu jitsu movements can be incorporated into so many different areas of life. I’m trying to save to train with you and Micky at some point soon! Thank you! 🤙🏼