Grappling Knife Control Concepts with Aaron Jannetti and Eli Knight | Self Defense Concepts
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ค. 2020
- This video is essentially a brief synopsis and illustration of the Knife Control Concepts seminar and project with Aaron Jannetti and myself. Aaron has done an excellent job producing this material, and the collaboration we have done for the ground portion makes for a comprehensive approach to this topic. The concepts are principle-driven technical drills and a functional approach that makes for a very practical training experience. Get the full course here endeavordcf.thinkific.com/cou...
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I never leave my house without my knives and my pepper spray in hand. If someone attacks with a knife to rob me, which is very common in Brazil, I use the pepper spray. Knives are the backup option. No SANE person wants to get into a knife fight. Period. Use the pepper spray and spray and walk away. Good video. Thanks.
👏👏👏 amen to everything said. Glad Aaron is starting to get some more social media recognition too.
I'm 58, I started training in the martial arts in the late 1970's and have seen all the fads come and go (Kung Fu JKD, Ninjitsu,, Silat, SCARS, Krav Maga...etc)
What you guys are doing with knife self defense is simply amazing. This is truly a game-changer. Keep up the good work.
Hopefully you will hit the seminar circuit, because I'd love to attend a workshop.
I appreciate the comment sir. Very much. And I am looking forward to starting the seminars back up. I’ve done 2 recently but it is slow to pick up since the quarantine times and all. Hopefully more and more places will start to get back to the swing of things. Thank you again.
Rubbish. This is wrestling and doesn't address the weapon fast enough. This shit will get you killed.
*Knife wielding mugger approaches Eli*
Eli: Oh, you fool
Muchas gracias por compartir vuestros conocimientos y hacernos un poquito más felices
I would love to see more of this content, also with guns. Reminds me of some of the stuff I've seen on Warrior Poet Society and the "5 Ds + 1" that they talk about on Active Self Protection. Great to see some more self-defence based jiu jitsu ... with the addition of judo/wrestling takedowns and the acknowledgement of strikes.
I appreciate it. And absolutely love Warrior Poet Society’a stuff too. Thanks again.
Great concept for knife defense
Another colab, love it!
Whats interesting to me is to be effective in any techniques that might stand even a small chance of working against a knife you need to be years deep into JJ. If you can not control someone without a knife don't worry about with a knife, if you can't defeat one attacker don't worry about multiple attackers. This is the point so many people miss, learning how to fight is a long road but luckily with the right school can be one of the most fun and rewarding roads to go down.
Well said 👏
I don't agree you don't need years of jiu jitsu you need experience. But really what you need awareness
Amazing stuff as always. Glad I'm subscribed to this channel.
Thank you so much!
Great video! Love it. Thank you a lot, I can practice Jiu-Jitsu at home. It's really great.
Awesome, thanks
Give this man a Beard Bros shave kit cause my man Eli already used his.
What do you guys think about Funker Tactical's knife defense video with Sal from IDO Consulting? I'm not the biggest fan of Funker, but that video always really stood out to me
What's Aaron's combat background? I'm always curious about where people learn and apply knife defense from
Hey my friend. I have spent the last twelve years training and teaching BJJ, Wrestling, Krav Maga, Balintawak Kali, and any other system/seminar I can expose myself too. This application came about while working with a private security group that I only saw once a month for four hours. It forced me to give them effective doses and build meaningful drills in a way they could apply in short training sessions between times we saw each other and continue to build the sensitivity and awareness they needed to apply any type of response in real dynamic situations. It worked really well for them so we pressure tested it and laid it out into a training protocol.
@@EndeavorDCF Very cool to hear your system is used by security!
@@EndeavorDCF krav pussycats maga is fraud bs by masterken
@@EndeavorDCF That's the problem right there. Balintawak has no practical knife grappling methodology. you're essentially a striker and have tried to do grappling with up close and personal knife work and your concept is unfortunate. you don't address the knife immediately and you want to grapple. bad move. all the guys on the West Coast think the stuff here is funny and ineffectie.
06:20 Not as easy as you'd think to run, especially if you haven't trained to do MA/SD or to run (or even if you train to run to apply that skill in a SD scenario. To run has you doing mental math of the likelihood of getting stabbed/slashed in the back while trying to run away vs getting slashed/stabbed while taking the initiative to fight. Also neccessary to train to be able to disengage after creating an opening instead of continuing to fight, due to tunnel vision (or "seeing red") in high stress life or death scenarios.
Your athleticism vs theirs' compared to the distance beteen will be a factor in that mental math. I think icymike's video on why just run is bad self defense advice is very applicable.
However good video.
I'd be interested in an in person seminar, or a school that trains in these concepts, rather than an instructional though.
Everytime I hear entanglement, I think about Jada and Will Smith
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Are you teaching wrestling techniques or surviving a life and death encounter?
Training wrestling concepts in order to potentially survive a deadly encounter.
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Depending on distance, you're either getting a back leg round kick to the legs, a front side kick to the gut, and then I'm running away! Leg is longer than the arm, hence the kicks first... sorry TKD here, with some BJJ training 😃 Knives are bad!
Good video. But I’m still sticking with my knife self defence 101…. RUN LIKE FUCK!!!