Knife Control Concepts: Drilling Knife Defense

Knife attacks are unscripted and challenging to train for. However, when consulting knife specialists such as Aaron Janette and Eli Knight from knife control concepts, they both emphasize the importance of drilling knife defense. Furthermore, it is crucial to incorporate an element of aliveness into your training regimen.
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Swordsmen don't just put on a mask. When attacking in the eyes, a person forgets about the knife

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Incredible how the best defense against a knife (besides a gun at 20+ ft away, another knife, machete, stick, sarong) is simple wrestling

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This is similar principles to what we practice in Wing Chun, to follow movement by sticking to the opponent, feeling energy and responding with our tactile system to gain an advantageous position. It's interesting to se here how the head and shouldera are used to create that point of contact to feel his movement. Curious to see how you would proceed to shut down the real weapon (his brain) after gaining that crucial initial control.

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Survive knife

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