KARATE vs. KNIFE ATTACK (2 threats)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 พ.ค. 2020
- Learn how to defend against a knife attack in self-defense. These 2 Karate techniques come from traditional kata applications (bunkai) as taught in Okinawa - the birthplace of Karate.
WARNING: The advice and movements shown in this video are for informational and educational purposes only. Don't try these techniques without the supervision of a professional teacher.
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How to use kicks in street
Any specific kicks?
Yes because not our fist can win the street fight . Anyways ahh it depends of what your experience in karate
What about using yokogari keagi /snapingsidekick. No body use this kick in fights.
Maybe against wrestlers tacticks
Student: Sensei can you show me how to deal with an opponent carrying a knife
Sensei: Sure, sprint to the back of the dojo as fast as you can........ lesson complete
I think the most important point is missing here. If you find your self in a situation where you have to defend yourself against a knife attack, you have to be aware of getting injured 100%. The only question is how bad the injuries are. So, don't believe you can escape unharmed.
After the fight is over. Please check your own body for any kind of wounds. Due to the adrenalin it might be possible that you will not feel every slash or stab.
I work on the doors and a lad got stabbed outside the pub during a fight with a 3inch stanley blade he walked off after and got in a taxi. He only realised he was stabbed half way home when his adreniline dumped. I split up the fight and no one even saw the blade. Thankfully he was OK.
@@Greyman010 That's the next thing. Not everyone carries a big knife like Crocodile Dundee. Box cutters are easy to buy for everybody and during a conflict the blade might not even be noticed...
You guys are totally right but this are good techniques that Jesse is showing. But the cutting part. You don’t tell the student that they can get cut when you train with swords either or a naginata or a spear. But as long as your dealing with a blade you can get cut and the longer your exposed to that situation it will eventually happen. And as always the best self defense is not to be in that situation from the beginning, but you don’t always have that choice.
Going Bananas no when doing things with live blades you emphasize and stress the risks involved. Also all the dojo’s/arts that train weapons, that I know of, have minimum age and rank requirements to learn.
That's the truth.
Thug: Give me your wallet.
Me: *Gives him my wallet.*
Also me: By the way there's nothing inside that wallet.
If you live in Brazil, you have two wallets:
One with like... 10 bucks to the thug, and another with your real money and ID
@@victorribeiro2431 I personally carry one that has Monopoly money inside it while my real wallet is inside my jacket.
Knife attack you fight to survive,most knife attacks are hidden, working security for 25 years and knifes and edge weapons are the biggest threat.
I am still laughing over "if he wants something else like your watch, your SEISHIN GI..."
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Ka-ching !!! (Subliminal advertising) XD
seishin gi is expensive...
I had a knife pulled on me when I was 21 , riding at the back of a bus . Guy wanted my phone .
My Karate training came in but not how you’d expect. I shifted in my chair (almost like a super low kibadachi stance) so as to reveal the guy to the rest of the bus and he placed his knife hand down out of view and his other hand over the top . Literally at that second I bolted out of my chair and screamed blue murder - driver halted the bus and called the cops , but the assailant fled through the emergency window at the back of the bus and was never caught
You used your karate training properly. Funakoshi sensei would have been very proud.
For as impractical as TMA is in a knife situation, this is easily the most practical and 'real' tutorial utilizing such that I have seen. Major props for:
-advising to run away or comply, and only engage when you have no other choice.
-groin strikes
-NOT WRESTLING BECAUSE YOU MAY GET STOMPED.
-the outer parry/head-slap combo, because i had never learned that, but I wish I had.
When I was stationed in Europe. We learned knife defense from an old school Spetsnaz soldier. 1st priority is to neutralize the deadly force. Any movement that involves 2 hands against one is most effective. 2nd priority is taking him to the ground to eliminate his mobility. The most important principle instructors fail to mention. Is to accept that you will get cut. Accept it so you’re not hesitant to implement your technique. That will save you from being stabbed and cut in critical areas of your body.
Also, not everything has to be a kata. Karate shouldn't be limited in their moves just because it doesn't "looks like karate". Does the technique works? Then is worth it learning it. 🤷♂️
Yeah... like showing a gun to the knife man.
People who have only watched the 2010 karate kid and have no M.A experience: And i took that personally.
This is exactly what I love about karate. My dojo makes it clear that they practice techniques very similar to BJJ and kickboxing. It’s a karate dojo, but the goal of self defense is the priority. It doesn’t have to exactly be karate or look like karate to help your self defense.
Best comment I’ve read in a while
The thing is, anything that has multiple moves is a kata. People just only call certain ones katas’, and others, knife hand block, knife block, back choke, side choke, and front choke are all of the “katas’”
First rule of defence against knife: try to run away. Well said Jesse.
Second rule: be aware that you will 100% get cut. So train your cold blood for the inevitable. There is no such a thing like a collaborative situation. The attacker will definitely cut you.
The only thing you can do is to damage control and try to survive.
If you can handle the first two rules, then you are good to go and try all the techniques suitable for these type of attacks.
I was thinking about commenting the same thing. In my experience if you go up against a knife you will at the least get cut.
@@billc.4584
Yes, and it doesn't take a knife combat expert to cut you badly.
So much of the old school karate is forgotten , love how you show how it applies to real life situations
I'm glad you made it clear in the very beginning that this is for self defense against intimidation only and not for an actual attack, because actual knife attacks happen out of nowhere, there is no warning... Sometimes u might not even be able to tell the guy has a knife on him until you are getting stabbed or cut
Number 1 priority is always gaining control of the knife, after that it's pure instincts
The knife guy seems such a nice person! haha.. But it's true, people often times ignore what kata really are for or what service can they do to you, they just think those are forms who someone invented "cause they're pretty" or something like that.
I had a friend who was a security guard in a night club. He had to defend against a broken bottle once (wich is almost a knife lets say) so he threw a very strong front kick with his body bent behind...the attacker falled in his back and so the other guards got him.
He sayd "legs are longer than arms, dont let them even come close"
Our instructor told us these defensive techniques
1. If you can, run away, back off, keep your distance, the further away you are the least likely the blade will reach you.
2. Use anything available for a weapon that will fend him off. A belt with a buckle is reliable
3. If available go for higher ground, like a table or the stairs, then fend off with your legs. Again maintaining distance is key
4. If you are somehow cornered, just give him what he is asking to end the confrontation, self-preservation should be first
5. If you must fight, then expect you will get cut. Just try your best to minimize damage. Protect your face, and your torso where vital organs are. If you can deflect the cut somehow with your forearms, the better.
I'm a Vietnamese and also a karate nerd. I strongly admire you !!!!
Using your surroundings can also be helpful. Like a chair or maybe pick up a rock or sand and throw it at his face. Or just run and remove your belt while running and then face him. Easier said than done. But hey instead of panicking, we can do all these. I believe real martial arts will give us this presence of mind as we always deal with pressure during full contact kumite, osu!
Surroundings are essential! Thanks for the input 👍
Hi Jesse, thanks for the video. Much appreciated 👍. It gave me a chance to discuss knife self defense with my son. From step 1 being aware of your situation and avoidance. To running away being the first tactic and that physical confrontation is the last resort. Also got to discuss that the expectation when defending against a knife is that you'll get cut and what parts of the body need to be protected most. Keep up the good work.
Excellent! Great to hear. Thanks for chiming in!
Just sayin. You some of the best self defense videos on TH-cam. Very simple and straight to the point.
That's why I always loved karate because it's a complete effective art, ofcourse for those who have really studied the traditional way. Oss!
Great video and explanation Jessie! I’d love to see more of these videos - techniques for approaching certain attacks. And it’s especially interesting when you connect the technique to kata movement pattern. Thanks for the great content
Happy to hear! Will do 👍
One of the Best Karate instructor. I live your connection to the Oldenburg Karate and martial arts who wäre for combat and war.
Thanks for sharing. I'm very grateful that you keep these videos coming - they help maintain motivation to keep active when it is too easy to just sit on the couch and watch netflix.
I just heard the beginning and that already got me. All people think that when u have karate and your a black belt for any belt u can defend a knife attack easily. Like u always say belts doesn't matter. U should always try talking ur why out of a fight or just run if u have a chance. My one friend also did karate and he was purple belt and he was in a fight there was like 2 or 3 people but he just punched the one guy done and ran. Easiest way to win a fight 😂🥋 thanks for making this videos.
This stuff is very important!
It can save lives!
Thank you for showing it!
If the knife is kept so static and the robber relies on the intimidating effect of his blade, defense is relatively easy. It becomes difficult when the attacker waves his knife, or as a madman stings. In the event of such an attack, only vigilance, nimbleness and unscrupulousness can help.
I like your lessons, they are clearly structured and didactically well thought out.
I am totally amazed again !! The masters were total geniuses !!! The last time I was totally amazed was in 1980'. My Sifu shown me that there are actually 2 blocks in middle block ( chudan uke ).
Congratulations for making the kata approach useful even to fans of other arts
Maybe be some techniques on dealing with bigger opponents as I myself am not really tall. Love the vids.
Did that one already! 👍 Here it is: th-cam.com/video/fz9oRec-M6g/w-d-xo.html
Use the opponents strength against them more more relaxed you are the more affective you will be because your attacker will be driven on adrenaline and muscles full of blood to to using strengths and being tense.
First thing your told work karate or ANY martial arts is be light on your feet and relax
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing your tips. 👍
Glad you explained this using moves out of kata. I had a friend who is a very good BJJ practitioner under the usual assumption we cannot grapple. He was shocked that not only could I but could counter and reverse his. Yes, I am an Escrimador but my foundation will always be Isshin-Ryu Karate. I showed him Naihanchi and he just didnt see it. So I performed it on my back the way my sensei taught me 23 years ago when I asked him about grappling. My friend couldn't believe I pulled the guard, triangle choke, guillotine choke and several counters and reversals from it.
I don't know, but I can't see myself doing this in a real life situation. I'll be panicking too much to remember anything, the attacker will be pumped to the rim with adrenaline and probably not so nice to let me push his knife away and throw him to the ground.
I'd hope to do it the easy way: If I get the chance that the losens his grip while I cooperate, I'd just punch a cheap shot against whatever is unprotected and run.
if it's needed, I'd recommend remembering the principle of always having an extremity between you and the knife. Saved my life before, albeit against a very unskilled aggressor.
Love your videos jesse
as usual, highly informative, and realistic. thank you.
I would run away :)
Just glad he kept saying that this lesson is only if running away is not possible or giving him your stuff isn't enough.
A knife is too dangerous a weapon to take risks with. Too many accidents can happen while defending yourself.
Thug: Takes my wallet and my watch.
Me: It's ok just let me go
Thug: Give me the chocolate bar that you have, cause your wallet and watch is not enough.
Me: How dare do you even talk about my chocolate bar! *I proceed to beat him up.*
Great Vid, keep bringing the practical / functional aspects back into the public awaremess. I think the trend over past few years is increasingly moving towards learning the history of the moves as it relates to actual self defence vs sport. CHEERS ! have a good day. hope the outdoor training is still going well.
👍 next could be defense against knife when agressor want to stab your stomach.
Great stuff!! Thank you
Beautiful well done.
Excellent Jesse
I think I requested this show before some time thanks for responding, for me personally I used to give shotokan training for long time and now I'm semi retired in Australia .
Best regards
Michael
sydney
Australia
One of the best 💪🏼❤🥋
That was one of your greatest videos Jesse, thank you for sharing. Of course there will be the choir of "experts" who will say this doesn't work in real life. But it makes perfect sense. In a knife attack you can expect to be cut or slashed, but that's better than being stabbed.
Thanks for supporting my work 🙏
Excelentes técnicas. Gracias Sensei...
I had to add notes from this vid to my manuals for later reference. Damn I love this nerd.
Knife defense that actually makes
sense... ☯️👍 RESPECT.
Sensei, Thank you for your clear explanation...
Thank for kindly teaching 😍
Muito obrigado pelo ótimo trabalho!
Sensei, what a master self defense video
Excellent video. To add to what Mr.Enkamp is saying if you can at all avoid going to ground do so by causing your attacker serious pain and get out. Like he said this guy might have friends.
Very good your tutorial sir, self defense very important
very good point jesse san
The body goes where the head goes! Interesting thought. 😊, Sensei.
excellent analysis of using the Kata
Why is Oliver sensei plays the bad guy character ?😂😂 loved this video❤
Great tips
Nice,oss.
Those are excellent techniques, Jesse, well demonstrated. This is why karate kata are so important. Many kata movements are close-in grappling techniques that you cannot use in sport karate. I would advise NOT to let someone get close enough to grab your collar as we see at the beginning of this video. Punch or kick them them BEFORE they get that close. I read a book by a retired senior police officer who said that the best technique against a knife is to THROW you wallet at them and then run away. You only fight if you are cornered and can't get away. But NEVER let them get close enough to grab or stab you. Hit them first. Yes, karate is only for defense but in some situations, the best defense is a good offense.
Thank you Jesse sensei for this video
I am your new subscriber
Oss
I learned similar techniques from my Aikido Class.
Good Techniques!
Cool! All martial arts are based on the same principles (biomechanics).
From 5:18, Oliver looks so menacing. Definitely giving out the MMA vibe right there
Now my cousin will never stab me with his stick
Like this concept
Great stuff
What if your attacker comes after you with chainsaws?
Run faster
Then make like a tree and leaf.
Throw water at it so it stops working
Watch zombies go boom. They covered the topic and proved that chainsaws are crappy weapons. .
Thanks. I'll have to show my sensei the first one.
Thank you so much! Can you also make a video explaining different punches we can use in situations similar to the one in this video?
The punches we use during training sessions obviously don't turn out as realistic as the ones in a proper street fight so it would be extremely helpful 🙂
Thank you!
Ironically enough, these are the same techniques we practiced a lot when I was doing Okinawan Go-Ju Ryu karate-do.
Studied that when I was young, and loved it! 🖤
The first thing to do is to understand the psychology of weapon attacks. The weapon is not to be feared but the assailant wielding it. Think of him as not a knife man or a gunman but a man with a knife or a gun.
Thank you again Jesse Sensei!
Great mindset!
@@KARATEbyJesse We have to mentally separate him from his weapon to start with.
Which i could learn and train with you as Master ...its very hard for me to train because were i live most people dont understand MARTIAL ARTS as it is,but I do all I can not to ashame the old master with my acts... always alive in my mind the big 5 ...ty
Great vídeo, thank you Jesse it´s very usefull. I´m also a karate student, though i do practice karate shotokan. Greettings from Chile. Oss =) .
If they are hiding their knife to move closer, it will be a MUCH smaller knife lols...Filipinos use the Balolong for example...very compact...I like the Kerambit...amazing tool...
🙏👍thanks sensei,good work,oss
Sweet bro. Great. It's all about Karate. Nut strike all the time. Love it. It's all within kata. 🙏🙏🙏
Good technique, Sensei.
One of the things I always teach people in self defense is how to run properly and how to dodge and change direction.
Excellent
I really liked the video, and the sense that Jesse is trying to explain here. Of course, if someone has to defend against a knife, they must be prepared to get cut. It is not realistic to think that it will come out completely without any scratch.
Beautiful 🥋❤️🙏
I've always thought of finding the closest weapon. If he's close you could quickly grapple with him to get the knife away. If there's a broom or a broad object. You could use it as a weapon of defense against the attack. A staff or broom would cover a long length that the hands could not, or a broad object like a trash can lid would cover an area.
Speaking from someone who does sword art and karate, but always acknowledge the kubodo side as the karate weapons was use to defend okinawa when there were lack of weapons. A staff would be a polearm while a trashcan lid would be a shield.
Tinbe!
Superb sensei
some more knife defense and other weapons could be nice to se you do :D sensei
I found this useful. I am a out of practice purple belt. I am working top get back into it.
If someone attacks me with a knife, I first have to explain to them how Okinawa is the birthplace of karate to buy myself sometime....
Good call! 🤣
Nice explanation sir
My old kickboxing/self defence instructor tries to avoid knife defence as its a very difficult thing to teach due to not everyone is going to grab you like you learned in training, but he did show us some since we kept asking.
Thats the beauty of traditional Karate
nice defence sensei👏👏👏
Nice!
Nice explanation, it feels like Kata.
Yes for now I understand these placibo effects on Kata and yet Japanese Jujutsu integrity
Great Video sensei !
Appreciate it!
Excelent!
Oliver looks scary as a mugger. Keep up the good work Sensei.
I like you karate guy straight up.
And what is also good to be aware of , is that krav maga has incorporated techniques that originate from multiple martial arts, including karate