it's mostly because this is kinda slowed down as well as real fights are unpredictable. and you can only get these in at certain points that almost never chain together in this order.
Hand to hand... my dad survived Vietnam, and his standing philosophy was to never let the enemy get withing 100 yards of him. Granted, this is easier accomplished if you're guarding a base than stomping through the dense jungle overgrowth. His hand to hand training saved his life one night when his position was overrun and his rifle had a critical failure rendering it useless, so you do still need to know hand to hand.
It's not a plan 😂 If you think the thing is to repeat what you see in the video then you clearly never had a fight. Martial Art is only a tool, and for it to be effective you have to already know how to use it (already know how to fight due to experience) and you have to know the situation and the conditions in which you will use it (how a fight occurs and the different factors it brings with it like stress, panic and surprise). So, it's not about planning but about having experience, skills and technique. If you think it's about planning then you don't understand anything about fighting. Videos on TH-cam are about “How to deal with this or that?” well, don't let your opponent put you in that position/situation in the first place because that's just completely dumb. If your opponent wants to choke you and you see it, you will certainly find a way to counter it without needing to plan. You deal with what is needed in the present situation instead of thinking about the future and what will happen. I mean, you can, but that will just be a waste of time, energy and focus that might be precious for survival. Fighting isn't about planning but about doing your best, optimizing your technique and being able to improvize in any given situation when needed. I mean, that's what soldiers are taught.
yes if somebody will attack you from that perticular angle in that perticular way than it will work if executed timely but thats my problem with techniques and drills. they subtract the unpredictability factor from the fight and timing and many other unknow factors. sparring is a must. use a rubber or a blunt or wodden knife to sparr and apply in the unpredictable environment.
Yeah drills are the most important thing in combat so your body does it naturally without thinking ab it so its best to have a wide variety of techniques and combos youve drilled
Doesn't look as flashy but what would be far more common is to just grapple around until the guy is in a position for one of your mates to safely put rounds through him.
As a brown belt in jujitsu and someone who has studied MMA for 20 years . Life or death hand to hand combat is nothing like this. Much more chaotic and hectic. People are going to grab you, punch you kick you bite you and try to hit you with anything they can grab.
Great vid!!! Even though some of you think most real fights on the streets or in a combat zone may not have the same outcomes like this vid, you can still use a lot of these techniques against inexperienced fighters.
I appreciate the realistic and detailed approach to combat. All these fancy disarms in movies. Yeah they look cool but they will get you killed. Swift, strong, small movements as few moves as it takes to get the advantage. Practice until it becomes second nature
You might want to make it a more consistent training regime, even when I stop practicing for a week or two, I notice a difference. It also helps concentration and overall calmness throughout the day.
I learnt Judo and some boxing. I knew real fight wouldn't be like this. Real fight is very messy and unpredictable. However, some nice demonstrations over there. Some of these techniques are Judo techniques (0:50 Ippon-seoi nage, 1:35 Kibisu-Gaeshi).
Рукопашный бой в реальном бою практически исключен. Практикуют его в армии только доя одного - воспитание бойцовского духа. Для реальной схватки, не в спортзале или на ринге, а когда бой насмерть, достаточно уметь бить прямой и боковой руками, держать руки возле головы, уметь произвести пару бросков и правильно падать. Все. Остальное все зависит от желания жить и удачи.
“It’s your body and how you use it that makes all the difference”... it’s about becoming one with your body and using it as your ultimate weapon. Allow the mind to be creative..
I love watching the videos you guys put out. Especially ones like these. Also, a quick question, the Professional's Insight documentaries you guys made a little while back, I noticed they were speaking Polish. Were those guys GROM?
+UF PRO® That's awesome! No offense but I assume with the advanced take downs they displays, they are ex Special Forces? Unless that is what conventional units get trained on as well. Just curious.
cool video guys!!!! lucky enough to have full striker set in greenzone and your hunter sweater, you're kit is the mutts nuts and well worth the money and more. Only use for airsoft but love it. Thanks
Fantastic video, and your gear is at the top of my wish list. I never get tired of your videos and I enjoy watching Polenartactical use your gear as well. I wish these were available stateside, I'd love to see a UF PRO store here. Best tactical clothing and innovations I've seen on the web, all the best.
The core influence is Filipino arnis-eskrima-arnis/indonesian silat, but just like how i've realized in my training, they are now just focusing on "movement". For instance, the throw they do when their gun is grabbed is a derivative technique from judo/jiu-jitsu. They simply saw a "movement" and modified it for their training. It is pretty cool what you can do when you stop seeing arts/styles and just see movement. That is why I love "kali" because it comes from two words. "Kali" = Kamut (body or hand) & Lihuk (Motion). Combine the words and they actually mean "Body & hand motion". In my opinion this is what is necessary in doing "combatives" rather than focusing on "arts" in order to have a higher chance of survival. When you train long enough you just start seeing techniques that you like and find effective and then just incorporate them to make you better regardless of their background. A mix as "mac2flip" has said.
Doesn't matter which system of self defense is. At high lvl, doesn't matter remember the technique. If u know the anatomy of the human body, techniques are generated automatically. Can be all: krav, aikido, kapap, hapkido, escrima-kali, jujitsu. Don't focus on the name of the art and the moltitudine of techniques each one has. Study anatomy of human body in krav or anyone of them and u learn all them.
As a pro…this is one of the most realistic training exercise.. to explain the anatomy of fighting. Training shooting and fighting is always abstract. Real life scenario does not excist!
Soul Purpose Gaming they never said at any point in this video that actual fights are like this. It’s a demonstration and more importantly it’s just them marketing their brand.
Strongly disagree. These fine motor skills go out thr window in real life. I've been training since I was 15, and I'm now 31, and the brain just isn't capable of being this precise when flooded with adrenaline.
@@CB-hw7iu so have I. That's not what I'm talking about. I've won multiple grappling tournaments, and all 3 of my mma bouts. I'm saying that this knife fighting small precise movements aren't reliable. Grappling is much easier than catching wrist and stick attacks.
Allein die Ästethik der Bilder an sich ist einfach wieder absolute Spitze. Auch wenns andere Kommentare gibt vonwegen die Kämpfe sähen zu statisch aus; ich finds sympathisch, dass man nicht zu sehr versucht an Hollywood ranzukommen, sondern hier offensichtlich Drills (JiuJitsu/Krav Maga?) gezeigt werden, bloss halt vor spektakulärer Kulisse. Und zu den HT Pants in Multicam, ich fand die Kombination aus MC und den Slocam Elementen ja schon auf den Fotos gelungen, aber in bewegten Bildern kommts noch viel besser. Damit könnt Ihr ruhig öfter arbeiten, auch mit grösseren Slocam Partien. Vorallem in europäischen Gegenden macht sich das sicher bewährt.
True, but let me explain something for you kid, different trainings with different tools and arms and different conditions and different areas will oblige your body to adapt and fight smarter
Stopping a knife like that, he's gonna continue that curve and cut you up 🙂 and proberbly not gonna attack with a knife like that 🙂 Nice display tough.
Closer combat while prime armed rifle, question why not to use a Bayonet , will be more effective on the transition to the secondary arm after had been on a good distance to retention of enemies
Wow very well choreographed fight scenarios. Too bad real combat isn't like that. It would be so convenient if enemies did sloppy attacks then cooperated as you counterattack.
It is mainly emphasizing kali concepts in their fighting style, however at this stage of training considering that this is military, it is mixed to a certain degree. For instance, that is a judo/jujutsu/jiu-jitsu throw when the gun is grabbed and the assailant is thrown 00:50 while at other gun grabs they were mainly Kali emphasized like at 00:17 & 1:28. Their basically transferring other techniques from other arts into their own style of fighting by modifying them for the combat situations at hand. I think it is quite a refreshing and innovating way of training actually, because that is what I'm doing. So far it is pretty useful. (Edit: I just want to point out this after rereading this comment I made. If you are looking to train like these guys, in my opinion, focus on the core martial art "CONCEPTS in their movement" from certain styles. Do not focus or be married to either a style or the styles because when you are fighting, you just want to focus on effective movement in the proper situation, which is basically what I see now, I don't see styles anymore. The core movement concepts I believe one should focus on is focus Filipino Martial Arts/FMA or Indonesian MA's that have Kali/arnis/eskrima/silat (These have a pretty good flow base in just general movement that is extremely transferable and is also where Western Boxing gets its flow from), Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu/bjj (no gi emphasis), Wing Chun (Don't include chi-sao considering FMA has enough flow drills for sensitivity), Tae Kwon Do/TKD (NO HIGH KICKS! Only low kick emphasis to lower body such as the shins/knees/hips while looking at their fluidity in their footwork. Plus those forearm blocks are also effective for striking just like the knife hand strikes. Just imagine striking someones face or neck with your forearm bone or knife hand! Even the palm strikes are pretty effective and can be like jabs. Look at Bas Rutten in his old fighting days! Palm strikes are horribly awesome!), and Muay Thai (Elbows and knees are your best friend in every situation). Everything else from other arts is extra. Judo, Shuai Jiao, Capoeira, Free style wrestling, Greco Roman Wrestling, Gi BJJ, Bagua, Xing Yi, Sikaran, Chin Na, Okinawan Karate, Bando, Kenjutsu, Hapkido, kyudo, Western Sport Boxing, Taijutsu, Toshindo, Krav Maga, Savate, ninjutsu, hell even Sumo which only had 1 technique I learned and kept while ignoring the rest. Basically, I didn't necessarily learn the style, I just looked at their movement and copied it as if It was like a dance and practiced it in both technique and sparring. This type of training which in my opinion is where people will be going to next in both combat and sport. I'm just a civilian, and so I decided to just learn and master the techniques that WILL be used in the combat zone. So basically what I do pertains to not only to the individuals unique fighting concept, but even encompasses general techniques that can be used by all. There is a lot I could say but I would have to be there in person to show you what I mean exactly. However if anyone has any questions, I'm happy to answer them as best as I can. Sorry for the added long response guys.)
awesome video I've watched a couple of these from you guys and I instantly recognize many of the disarming techniques and some of the take downs from my Aikido and Army Combatives training. Good job gentlemen. keep it up.
0:47 if i'm honest.... i have to admit, this made me a little aroused 0:52 yeh, this one is nonsense... no military guy is going to attack like this w a knife... and then dealing with a knife attacker..... not like this... no way... you will get stabbed 5 times before you can even fart! 1:03 ahahaha 'secure the perimeter!' and his eyes are glued to the guy, not around himself or any perimeter ; )P
Offensive Mindset then understand that it's not about mastering technique, it's about mastering the fundamental principles of physics that underpin all technique (like learning the alphabet) beginning with line (which includes the centreline), distance, angle, motion (circular& linear) alongside anatomical targeting(understand human anatomy) leverage, manipulation of the central nervous system (pain response)
"Limits... Are a mindset." What a great outlook.
Stupidity has no limits
I was always told limits are essential to calculus though, gotta change that mindset.
Limits might be a mindset, but gravity is not an option.
Challenge accepted...brain it's time to retire those prison walls or I Am breaking through that
Dave look at it that way you’ll never achieve greatness
I wish actual hand to hand combat really was fought like this. real life combative's is never this pretty.
Mike John usually there's a lot more blood
Not if done correctly :)
It's because most people don't know how to fight so when it comes down to it, it's way more wild
it's mostly because this is kinda slowed down as well as real fights are unpredictable. and you can only get these in at certain points that almost never chain together in this order.
This means prefesionalisim
Hand to hand... my dad survived Vietnam, and his standing philosophy was to never let the enemy get withing 100 yards of him. Granted, this is easier accomplished if you're guarding a base than stomping through the dense jungle overgrowth. His hand to hand training saved his life one night when his position was overrun and his rifle had a critical failure rendering it useless, so you do still need to know hand to hand.
Cool but is this video accurate
@@barret9431 no. Lol
@@davidsong5315 ok
@@barret9431 no
@@barret9431 No, but the message it entails is valuable for self/home defense.
1:23
The way he says that is just. *chefs kiss*
Man they need to do more episodes like these. I love they're combat testing scenarios.
0:49
Couldn't help but laugh at that. Was like
"Gotcha!'
"Nah."
W. L. Orodor Calaerchon LoL
That was a judo throw dummy 🙄 ippon seoi nage and it is very effective
@@mohamedbenamara6113 Oh. :)
@@Vikingr4Jesus5919 Ｙｅａｈ😆🙈
"DENIED!"
Guys this is a badass video!!! Well done, awesome demonstration of martial skills. Made me run to the Dojo and Range.
Thank you +Bartolome, glad you like it!
"Martial arts" yeah okay.
WarDogTheAwesome what do you mean "martial arts"
noiz981998 he thinks that the video is not martial arts because he thinks it can't be used in real fights
Virgilio Marquez what an absolute idiot. That's why it exists.
Amazing demo. The technique was fluid and I so love it. Movies need to do this. No shaky camera no quick movements. Amazing!
Are you drank?
Everybody's Got A Plan until they get punched in the face
Didn't Mike Tyson say that?
Glad im not the only one who noticed that either. Planned or not that seemed to piss him off good tech though.
You Need To Be Able To react *FAST*
Technique and plan are two different things.
It's not a plan 😂
If you think the thing is to repeat what you see in the video then you clearly never had a fight.
Martial Art is only a tool, and for it to be effective you have to already know how to use it (already know how to fight due to experience) and you have to know the situation and the conditions in which you will use it (how a fight occurs and the different factors it brings with it like stress, panic and surprise).
So, it's not about planning but about having experience, skills and technique. If you think it's about planning then you don't understand anything about fighting. Videos on TH-cam are about “How to deal with this or that?” well, don't let your opponent put you in that position/situation in the first place because that's just completely dumb.
If your opponent wants to choke you and you see it, you will certainly find a way to counter it without needing to plan. You deal with what is needed in the present situation instead of thinking about the future and what will happen.
I mean, you can, but that will just be a waste of time, energy and focus that might be precious for survival.
Fighting isn't about planning but about doing your best, optimizing your technique and being able to improvize in any given situation when needed.
I mean, that's what soldiers are taught.
Love that fighting style
0:49 “REEEEE BANNNNN ALLLLLL GUNNNNNS!!!”
“NYAHHHH JUDO FLIPPPP!!!”
Lol!
yes if somebody will attack you from that perticular angle in that perticular way than it will work if executed timely but thats my problem with techniques and drills. they subtract the unpredictability factor from the fight and timing and many other unknow factors.
sparring is a must. use a rubber or a blunt or wodden knife to sparr and apply in the unpredictable environment.
Essence Of Kali well that’s why techniques and drills are necessary. They PREPARE you for the unpredictability in the outside world.
Yeah drills are the most important thing in combat so your body does it naturally without thinking ab it so its best to have a wide variety of techniques and combos youve drilled
Very cinematic. My worry is that in most settings, you'd probably have a backpack full of camping supplies and whatnot.lol
Doesn't look as flashy but what would be far more common is to just grapple around until the guy is in a position for one of your mates to safely put rounds through him.
The landscape the snow the fight the quality damnn i am gonna sub right now and and save my life
I find it fascinating how our own bodies can be such powerful weapons
These guys should be consulted by Hollywood. Realistic Weapons handling and fight choreography
Imagine if all Airsoft was like that... be some much cooler and alot more people would end up getting hurt but so worth it :D
If any of you skinny nerds tried this trash, I would double leg you onto your head.
@@venomstrikeproductions5250 swat is police as well
@@Sakattack2023 lmao
@@Sakattack2023 do it sucker.
@@dayanbadruddinov6414 how mad are you clown? Go train. You goob.
I am former Military Intelligence Operative (MOS 35M)...excellent presentation...great gear...YOU'RE ON POINT!!!
Thanks, appreciate the positive feedback!
As a brown belt in jujitsu and someone who has studied MMA for 20 years . Life or death hand to hand combat is nothing like this. Much more chaotic and hectic. People are going to grab you, punch you kick you bite you and try to hit you with anything they can grab.
Then train for it.
The way it goes down in EVERBODY's head until it REALLY down . . .🤕
Great Demonstration I miss doing this, but I don't have anyone to train with anymore, and that is what keeps you sharp and on point.
Great Video.
I feel u man no wants to spar with me bunch of pussies
Great vid!!! Even though some of you think most real fights on the streets or in a combat zone may not have the same outcomes like this vid, you can still use a lot of these techniques against inexperienced fighters.
Snake, try to remember some basics of cqc.......ugh
@Bahru Combat System it's military combat system.
i love Multicam, the way it blends with so many environments is just fantastic
😎🤙
0:35-0:44 was one of my great grandpas move and technique, im so happy to see it from the other spec-ops doing this.. #cacoydocepares
I appreciate the realistic and detailed approach to combat. All these fancy disarms in movies. Yeah they look cool but they will get you killed. Swift, strong, small movements as few moves as it takes to get the advantage. Practice until it becomes second nature
Wow thanks after i watch this video every summer vacation i enroll my son to martial arts classes like taekwondo,judo,karate,jujitsu
Great to hear this, Mary!
You might want to make it a more consistent training regime, even when I stop practicing for a week or two, I notice a difference. It also helps concentration and overall calmness throughout the day.
These are some of the best videos that I've seen.
Impressive demonstration of krav maga and spetznatz martial arts.
Pandemonikus Superbus its pekiti tirsia kali sir :D
Martial arts look similar when their competition rules and/or self defence focuses are the same.
Its Kali arnis escrima.
Its a mix of all close quarter military hand to hand like kali systema krav maga etc.
Pandemonikus Superbus u mean krav maga and systema
"limits are a mind set", pretty cool saying, im gona go fly now
I could watch this video for hours!
I learnt Judo and some boxing. I knew real fight wouldn't be like this. Real fight is very messy and unpredictable. However, some nice demonstrations over there. Some of these techniques are Judo techniques (0:50 Ippon-seoi nage, 1:35 Kibisu-Gaeshi).
I would not want to run into these guys.
Yeoman Who would
Jeff LaFlare Me, for training
I would like to, to see how this theory works in practice
I would. Make friends, new training buddies
I would on good terms... and would ask them to train me
I love how you guys show your videos in actual real time speed and not slow mo so we know it is gonna work in a real fight
Who are these guys in the video? awesome skills!
Ayman Yusof Russians
Who Else?
they are Swedish
@@Sotsvamp Slovenian
German
Pakistani
That strike redirection on 1:34 was superb.
What song is this? It's freaking amazing. Plus I love the video!!!!
Рукопашный бой в реальном бою практически исключен.
Практикуют его в армии только доя одного - воспитание бойцовского духа.
Для реальной схватки, не в спортзале или на ринге, а когда бой насмерть, достаточно уметь бить прямой и боковой руками, держать руки возле головы, уметь произвести пару бросков и правильно падать.
Все.
Остальное все зависит от желания жить и удачи.
Абсолютная истина.
0:49 I saw my uncle do that right in front of me when some dude came down the stairs and went for my uncle's backpack
The best beautiful hand combat video I ever watched
The best ad ever
Never seen the "tai yoga jutsu bounce kali yuga" style in combat situation , i love it :)
Cool video and i found this video by accident.
Isaiah Moreno Same here. A good accident for once.
“It’s your body and how you use it that makes all the difference”... it’s about becoming one with your body and using it as your ultimate weapon. Allow the mind to be creative..
I love watching the videos you guys put out. Especially ones like these. Also, a quick question, the Professional's Insight documentaries you guys made a little while back, I noticed they were speaking Polish. Were those guys GROM?
Thanks a lot for your feedback +TacticalManeuver21 ! The guys from the Professional's Insight documentary are Slovenian ex military.
+UF PRO® That's awesome! No offense but I assume with the advanced take downs they displays, they are ex Special Forces? Unless that is what conventional units get trained on as well. Just curious.
Why you guys have like the best composition ever
0:49 ultimate take-down 💪
It's not a takedown it's a guy doing stunts on snow lol. It is a poorly executed seoi nage or a shoulder throw
@@jeegupopli1871 I'd say it was good considering your hands are occupied with a firearm. Stunt nonetheless.
Ooooh very good👍 bravo and bravo
Khaki or coyote plate carrier?
extremly great video!!! best wishes for the future of UF PRO®
It´s coyote Sebastian S ;)
I love watching this kind if videos...make me feel a worrior..
cool video guys!!!! lucky enough to have full striker set in greenzone and your hunter sweater, you're kit is the mutts nuts and well worth the money and more. Only use for airsoft but love it. Thanks
Thanks +Richard, glad you like the gear!
Shoutout to the guy who was casually camping underneath the snow
0:53 side stab the air..
pro knife attack doesn't happen like this.
I'm pretty sure he was slashing, which does happen, just not as often as thrusts.
1:35 LOL,I LOVE THAT MOVE! HE FLIPPED HIM LIKE HE WAS NOTHING! LIKE HE WAS A BABY OR A FEATHER! 😂😂😂
What's the title of the music?
It sounds cool and awesome
Those are synonyms.
No me canso de ver este video y apreciar su técnica de combate.
Fantastic video, and your gear is at the top of my wish list. I never get tired of your videos and I enjoy watching Polenartactical use your gear as well. I wish these were available stateside, I'd love to see a UF PRO store here. Best tactical clothing and innovations I've seen on the web, all the best.
Thanks, +fumasterchu12 ! Hopefully soon our gear is going to be more accessible also in the States.
I look forward to it, thank you!
We do TheDevilsMessenger4, check out: www.sealsactiongear.com/collections/uf-pro
Awesome, thank you for the link!
this is one of the best channels out here on yt!
Hah! This lot have never crossed my wife.
The 'cabin flip' will always be my favorite.
If everyone fought like this I’ll be constantly getting into fights
Where is this music from, it´s awesome along with the video...
Love these old ones where UFPro had real professionals working, and the tracker also. That last guy just released is some kind of gomer.
Beautiful choreography. Good luck with that shit in real life. Plus, I already learned these moves from the Ninja Turtles.
this is a clothing advert video. for realistic one look for their vid title " reality check knive attack" or something
@@rafaeterna1081 tell that to this channels dumb ass comments section.
As a knifer in fps, I hope one day we can have all sorts of close combat mechanics.
Girls: "oh my God Stephanie look it's snowing, let's take pictures for our Instagram stories"
Me and the boys:
Wow, after watching this I totally know how to be a soldier 😅
Great video though!
I can't put my finger on it is it Silat, Kali, or Krav Maga you guys were doing?
looks like pekiti tirsia kali or a mix
The core influence is Filipino arnis-eskrima-arnis/indonesian silat, but just like how i've realized in my training, they are now just focusing on "movement". For instance, the throw they do when their gun is grabbed is a derivative technique from judo/jiu-jitsu. They simply saw a "movement" and modified it for their training. It is pretty cool what you can do when you stop seeing arts/styles and just see movement. That is why I love "kali" because it comes from two words. "Kali" = Kamut (body or hand) & Lihuk (Motion). Combine the words and they actually mean "Body & hand motion". In my opinion this is what is necessary in doing "combatives" rather than focusing on "arts" in order to have a higher chance of survival. When you train long enough you just start seeing techniques that you like and find effective and then just incorporate them to make you better regardless of their background. A mix as "mac2flip" has said.
Watered down Aikido and Hapkido...you can tell by the throws and "leg take downs"...but most "arts" resemble each other in one way or another...
Doesn't matter which system of self defense is. At high lvl, doesn't matter remember the technique. If u know the anatomy of the human body, techniques are generated automatically. Can be all: krav, aikido, kapap, hapkido, escrima-kali, jujitsu. Don't focus on the name of the art and the moltitudine of techniques each one has. Study anatomy of human body in krav or anyone of them and u learn all them.
Им вообще объяснили, что из оружия можно стрелять?
As a pro…this is one of the most realistic training exercise.. to explain the anatomy of fighting. Training shooting and fighting is always abstract. Real life scenario does not excist!
name of song??
darude - sandstorm
Ravi Gupta lol
@@RaviGupta-cd3hg How is this meme still alive
That mawashi defense at 1:36 was lit.
Jesus......I think I just rememberd the basics of CQC
Still such a great video after all these years.
This isn't what it's like to actually fight in close quarters. The knife fight was especially unrealistic.
Soul Purpose Gaming they never said at any point in this video that actual fights are like this. It’s a demonstration and more importantly it’s just them marketing their brand.
First rule of knife fighting is that you will be cut, but don't get cut anywhere important.
Strongly disagree. These fine motor skills go out thr window in real life. I've been training since I was 15, and I'm now 31, and the brain just isn't capable of being this precise when flooded with adrenaline.
@@SoulPurposeGaming I was on the wrestling team-used wrestling skills in all my fights,even after becoming a Marine. Some have it most don't
@@CB-hw7iu so have I. That's not what I'm talking about. I've won multiple grappling tournaments, and all 3 of my mma bouts. I'm saying that this knife fighting small precise movements aren't reliable. Grappling is much easier than catching wrist and stick attacks.
That M4 foregrip takedown is so sick, well done boys
Allein die Ästethik der Bilder an sich ist einfach wieder absolute Spitze. Auch wenns andere Kommentare gibt vonwegen die Kämpfe sähen zu statisch aus; ich finds sympathisch, dass man nicht zu sehr versucht an Hollywood ranzukommen, sondern hier offensichtlich Drills (JiuJitsu/Krav Maga?) gezeigt werden, bloss halt vor spektakulärer Kulisse. Und zu den HT Pants in Multicam, ich fand die Kombination aus MC und den Slocam Elementen ja schon auf den Fotos gelungen, aber in bewegten Bildern kommts noch viel besser. Damit könnt Ihr ruhig öfter arbeiten, auch mit grösseren Slocam Partien. Vorallem in europäischen Gegenden macht sich das sicher bewährt.
+DirtbagOi, vielen Dank! Du hast recht, da die SloCam Flächen relativ klein sind, sieht mann den Unterschied zwischen SloCam und MultiCam kaum.
I have this Jacket and the "Tactical Shirt" version, and its so warm I walk in shorts at -20 with it
And the enemy will cooperate with you as a dance partner
Don't worry
Excellent choreography!
Looks simple. Where do I sign up to be a close quarters combat operator? Hollywood?
Ironsights Might look simple to you, it isn't in reality.
a wens
I think he is making fun of it.
Not making fun of it. It's not easy. I was joking.
Ironsights
Sorry for the misunderstanding. It's hard to detect sarcasm with text.
It's cool. :)
Thank you
Video gear used for your beautiful productions? Thank you :)
Great!
That ambush at the start was stunning
Times I would use a baton in combat: 0. Literally never.
Exactly
they are trying to sell hollywood fantasies here.
no sane person would approach two armed soldiers with close combat..
True, but let me explain something for you kid, different trainings with different tools and arms and different conditions and different areas will oblige your body to adapt and fight smarter
Baton is great for control when you can't use a handgun to kill a guy
You don't know shit about combat.If you don't know the value of a simple stick
This channel is awesome.
Thanks!
Stopping a knife like that, he's gonna continue that curve and cut you up 🙂 and proberbly not gonna attack with a knife like that 🙂 Nice display tough.
Big sweeping swings to dodge. God, if only real fighting was this pretty.
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Closer combat while prime armed rifle, question why not to use a Bayonet , will be more effective on the transition to the secondary arm after had been on a good distance to retention of enemies
Wow very well choreographed fight scenarios. Too bad real combat isn't like that. It would be so convenient if enemies did sloppy attacks then cooperated as you counterattack.
The key to get effective in close combat, the moves has to become a unconscious, therefore is a lot of practice necessary
Wow! Anyone know what form of combat / martial art they use in this video?
Marko Vulicevic It does look a lot like a mix of Krav Maga and something else ...
Marko Vulicevic Kali Sikaran / Escrima
It is mainly emphasizing kali concepts in their fighting style, however at this stage of training considering that this is military, it is mixed to a certain degree. For instance, that is a judo/jujutsu/jiu-jitsu throw when the gun is grabbed and the assailant is thrown 00:50 while at other gun grabs they were mainly Kali emphasized like at 00:17 & 1:28. Their basically transferring other techniques from other arts into their own style of fighting by modifying them for the combat situations at hand. I think it is quite a refreshing and innovating way of training actually, because that is what I'm doing. So far it is pretty useful. (Edit: I just want to point out this after rereading this comment I made. If you are looking to train like these guys, in my opinion, focus on the core martial art "CONCEPTS in their movement" from certain styles. Do not focus or be married to either a style or the styles because when you are fighting, you just want to focus on effective movement in the proper situation, which is basically what I see now, I don't see styles anymore. The core movement concepts I believe one should focus on is focus Filipino Martial Arts/FMA or Indonesian MA's that have Kali/arnis/eskrima/silat (These have a pretty good flow base in just general movement that is extremely transferable and is also where Western Boxing gets its flow from), Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu/bjj (no gi emphasis), Wing Chun (Don't include chi-sao considering FMA has enough flow drills for sensitivity), Tae Kwon Do/TKD (NO HIGH KICKS! Only low kick emphasis to lower body such as the shins/knees/hips while looking at their fluidity in their footwork. Plus those forearm blocks are also effective for striking just like the knife hand strikes. Just imagine striking someones face or neck with your forearm bone or knife hand! Even the palm strikes are pretty effective and can be like jabs. Look at Bas Rutten in his old fighting days! Palm strikes are horribly awesome!), and Muay Thai (Elbows and knees are your best friend in every situation). Everything else from other arts is extra. Judo, Shuai Jiao, Capoeira, Free style wrestling, Greco Roman Wrestling, Gi BJJ, Bagua, Xing Yi, Sikaran, Chin Na, Okinawan Karate, Bando, Kenjutsu, Hapkido, kyudo, Western Sport Boxing, Taijutsu, Toshindo, Krav Maga, Savate, ninjutsu, hell even Sumo which only had 1 technique I learned and kept while ignoring the rest. Basically, I didn't necessarily learn the style, I just looked at their movement and copied it as if It was like a dance and practiced it in both technique and sparring. This type of training which in my opinion is where people will be going to next in both combat and sport. I'm just a civilian, and so I decided to just learn and master the techniques that WILL be used in the combat zone. So basically what I do pertains to not only to the individuals unique fighting concept, but even encompasses general techniques that can be used by all. There is a lot I could say but I would have to be there in person to show you what I mean exactly. However if anyone has any questions, I'm happy to answer them as best as I can. Sorry for the added long response guys.)
Cirezel is on point. As a practitioner and instructor of FMA, Muay Thai, and BJJ, I could not agree with your assessment more.
Cirezel I don't know about you guys, but I can notice some wing chun included in there, wing chun is what I practise :)
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awesome video I've watched a couple of these from you guys and I instantly recognize many of the disarming techniques and some of the take downs from my Aikido and Army Combatives training. Good job gentlemen. keep it up.
Actual hand to hand combat between skilled fighters almost always scales up to wrestling.
When me and my friend play fight:
Me: punching him,
My friend: ar you can’t punch,
Me: why?
My fiend: we don’t do that,
Me: 🤦♂️ then F off mate
Great Demonstrations. 🙏🏼😎
Solid Video.
0:47 if i'm honest.... i have to admit, this made me a little aroused
0:52 yeh, this one is nonsense... no military guy is going to attack like this w a knife... and then dealing with a knife attacker..... not like this... no way... you will get stabbed 5 times before you can even fart! 1:03 ahahaha 'secure the perimeter!' and his eyes are glued to the guy, not around himself or any perimeter ; )P
Offensive Mindset then understand that it's not about mastering technique, it's about mastering the fundamental principles of physics that underpin all technique (like learning the alphabet) beginning with line (which includes the centreline), distance, angle, motion (circular& linear) alongside anatomical targeting(understand human anatomy) leverage, manipulation of the central nervous system (pain response)