Self Defense With Knives: Into the Fray Episode 163
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Today, you're going to learn about self defense with knives and how it can help to save your life one day. Because so many of our readers carry knives and because we believe that training is the backbone to any sort of self-defense, we have added noted knife defense trainer, Mike Janich to our list of regular contributors to Concealed Carry Magazine, which means he will also stop in from time to time here at Into the Fray.
Mike will talk about knife skills, knife laws, and knife construction. If you carry a knife, we have the training you need.
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Never runs out of ammo, never jams or malfunctions, silent. And as a medical professional, you can bleed out quicker from knife wounds than from most gunshot wounds.
Cry Havoc oh yeah. There is a video of a NAVY SEAL stating that it’s ok to take a knife strike to the arm. In contrast to that, Paul Vunak has a video of what a simple folder can DO to someone’s arm. Very eye opening
He has videos he made of meat targets to see what kind of damage can be done.With one cut.This man has studied for a long time.Knows what he is talking about.
Mike Janice is the man, I hope he will have a regular video series here.
Glad to see Mike come on board, been a long time fan. watch every episode of The Best Defense, and Best Defense Survival. I have learned many many useful things from watching him.
Met Mr. Michael janisch many times with my family and by myself at many shows very much a true gentleman in a very wise man at his craft
MIKE KNOWS WHAT HE'S TALKING ABOUT, HE WILL ALWAYS MAKE A GREAT TEACHER💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
For civilians, the focus is on knife DEFENDING, rather than knife FIGHTING. If the attacker has initiated with a knife, you're pretty much dead. Whoever bleeds-out last in the ER wins.
See a knife . . . RUN (until you can draw your gun)! If you don't have a gun, KEEP RUNNING!
xc5647321 xc5647321 you are very right. The bones in the hand are some of the fragile in the human body and it does NOT take much to disarm someone if you strike the hands or cut them first
@xc5647321 xc5647321 walking sticks are illegal in alot of urban areas
These guys make it seem like every time you go out in public you're going to be in a fight for your life. In reality, 99.9% of people go through their entire lives without getting into a knife or a gun fight...including the folks here who talk so tough in the comment section.
@@moderoy It is happening more and more. Since most men have a knife with them at all times why not know how to defend yourself with it. Only takes one time for a lunatic to kill you even though 99 and 9 tenths of the time it don't happen it still only takes once......
Finally! I've always said the idea is self-defense, not just carrying a weapon. You should have an over all self-defense concept in mind. This means training and thinking. Guns, knives, mace, tazers, batons, fists, etc are just tools you use to implement that concept. Just like tools for any other activity, you have to know what you're doing with them.
That's right! You should be prepared for any situation!
So true might as well not have anything if you don’t know how to use it
Michael Janich is amazing I wish I could train with him, he has such a wealth of knowledge. I bought his excellent book Practical Knife Fighting.
Great info; more please.
I like this! I train and teach Filipino Kali Concepts and anyone whose ever seen it, you get a new respect for a blade REAL FAST!!!!
knowledge is power great argument to move up to a straight blade.
Very cool. Good info. Michael Janich is the man.
good video. Mike is amazing.
of course, he gets paid to train, and often we have to pay others to help us to train. big difference
Looking forward on this material.
You guys brought up a good point. Most attacks come for the left side of your body. As a left handed shooter and knife fighter, how can I best guard my head and neck while drawing with my dominant hand?
CNT12696 that’s actually a good concern. In Filipino Kali that is known as a #1 strike. Research that with videos on TH-cam. Use that information and scenarios and watch for moments when you think you would feel comfortable drawing or moments of opportunity. Hope that helps
There are so many knife laws. It goes right down to which town you are in. You can be legal and cross the street and be illegal. Good video.
iamedbytes That is bullshit. I don't know where you live but here in Arkansas we can carry any type or size that we want. Sword,mechanical, you name it we can carry it. The only weapon illegal here is brass knuckles.
Thank you!
I have a question for Mr. Janich. I just bought a Kershaw Shuffle, it's a very tight blade should I loosen the Allen screw or use oil or graffite?
I like these vids I had rather carry a firearm any time but I always carry a knife as well
What about carrying a knife on both sides? If for some reason you can't get to one on one side.
How about a 4 1/2 in. Buck knife mounted on your Sam Brown in addition to pocket knives?
More about this "static line" please.
Hey Larry, static lines are really very simple. Just fasten some cord onto your sheath by putting it thru the eyelets of the sheath and loop it around your belt . You may need to experiment a little bit to get the right length as well as using the right eyelets on the sheath - in other word use the eyelets on the bottom of the sheath (near the tip) so that the sheath lines up with the angle of the pull. Keep the cord short enough that the sheath comes off as soon as the knife is around 6-9 inches from your body.
Can you use the opinel 8 outdoor for self defense?
Hey Kevin great video!! By the way are you and Mike got to put together a training DVD video on knife defense?
I wouldn't say no... ;)
Very good! I am going to try the static line carry.
The CKRT Obake is a good one.
@@ericferguson9989 Thanks.
Huge Mike fan here! Thanks for getting him into USCCA & CCM. I have been watching him for years. Mike's got some great one-liners in some of his training videos. Check out his youtube. And as always...does not apply in NY & NJ.
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No disrespect intended. Just remembering NJ police saying "whether the knife is this big (1'' finger motion) or this big (full arm motion), you are getting charged the same. Pocket knife confiscated and was given a citation for "possessing a weapon not manifestly appropriate for lawful use." Paid fines and drove back to America (PA). Seems that self-defense in unlawful in NJ. I just go unarmed for the whole day if I need to drive in or through NJ/NY. Transporting incorrectly not worth the issues.
That's one of the main reasons I moved out of NJ and the biggest reason I will never move back.
Nice.
Janich is the man! I think Martial Blade Concepts is the most effective knife defense curriculum out today. EDC knives (I'm not taking 9" choppers) simply don't cut deeply enough into vital organs to immediately incapacitate an attacker. The genius that Janich is, he has created a curriculum that teaches you to cut the muscle groups that will stop the attack immediately through an intuitive process with consistency across different movements. On a side note, I would LOVE to know what and how Janich carries a blaster!!
Richard Michael Janich co-designed a wonderful blade with Spyderco called the Yojimbo 2. Highly recommended. One of my EDC's. Check it out 👍🏻
Richard sorry thought you said knife. I'm sure you know about the Yoji 😊
Great video! I hope the next will show some examples of static line knives and their uses. (Specifics on brands/models please.)
Great idea, Tom!
But if people thought I was weird for pointing a gun "down there", dropping a knife down the front of my pants sounds even more intimidating after carrying a firearm like that many times!
Tom Rolfson you are not just dropping an unsheathed knife in the front of your pants. Without making this into a lengthy explanation, just google neck knife and you will see what they are referring to
Then you take the 550 cord and make a cow hitch around your belt so when you draw knife the holster will dangle
Oh, I know that... it was just teasing. Sorry, it's hard to infer that inflection. Many of the people at USCCA know me as I'm one of their Certified Instructors. I'm usually really well armed.. sometimes carrying 2 guns, a tactical pen, a spring assisted flipper I keep razor sharp and a stun gun which I use in teaching non-lethal means for those who can't reach that moral decision to use lethal force. Add to that years of CQC training of various forms, I'm probably going to break a pelvic bone, crush a trachea or blowout a knee or ankle before the perp even looks for a second strike. I am genuinely interested in seeing what he'll recommend, but after thousands of draws from concealment and knowing I can put 3 shots on target in under 2 seconds from start to finish, I'll trust the odds of my gun. At 6'3", 200lbs... I don't consider myself "big" but in Krav and other CQC training other classmates never wanted to go against me. :( ;) Again, sorry you misunderstood... many would consider me crazy for keeping a Glock with one in the pipe pointed at my junk crazy. I literally trust it with my life.
1:09 the key is training but how to train at home? Even if you have a trainer delica how you want to train at home? What advantages you have over a normal delica (if your training at home)?
more Mike please
CQC has got to be the scariest situation to be in. I hope I never have to feel like brandishing a blade. I'd rather just cut boxes with it.
In life you don't get to pick whether someone attacks you or not.
It's better to be prepared than to rely on hope and wishful thinking.
Amen 🙏🏼
Blades have ben around for millions of years, guns have only been around for hundreds of years, firearms are relatively young compared to blades. If you run out of ammo, have a malfunction, lose ammo, etc. you can always turn to a blade.
That's right, Steve! It's important to train with other weapons incase you don't have access to a firearm.
If someone pulls a knife on me, can I draw my own knife?
Static draw is ideal in case your dominant hand is tied up.
What kind of knife was Mike using in the photo for the video?
What knife is Janich holding in the title photo? Looks like a ZT 0804CF
It is
Good thing he told me knife attacks usually occur at close distance. I never would have known.
Then you get that crazy person who runs at you
Mike, what brand, and model knifes are you carrying? I was very impressed by how quickly they opened. I am in a wheelchair, so carrying in front, or back pockets is out of the question for me. i do have a pocket on the side of my lower pant leg, it's a real possible, at least until I find a small enough 9mm to fit in it.
Linda Hutchinson I believe they are Spyderco. That's what they looked like to me anyhow.
Thanks, I'll look them up online,
Thanks, I'll look them up online,
Well, normally off body carry is discouraged because people tend to leave their bags and stuff but since the wheelchair is essentialy part of you (meaning you aren't going anywhere without it) why not just attach a custom holster to it? Criminals often have guns stashed in the sofa or chair they are sitting on so that they have both deniablity if the police come and quick access if rival criminals come. I would still advise that your have some sor of weapon on your body in case you get pulled out of your wheelchair but since handguns are range weapons I don't think it matters if your draw from the wheelchair. And it would allow you to have a proper service size weapon rather than a pocket gun which is even more important in your case because you can't run which means you have to be able to get better hits faster and have more rounds availible. Also you seem to have ruled out shoulder holsters and really high riding apendix holsters and I am not sure why. Or even just a holster on your belt.
My gun is the backup to my knife- crocodile Dundee 🐊
Er are pretty good at putting humpty dumpty bsck together for all these folks saying you will automaticlly bleed out in the er a knife does not replace a gun in sd but a good blade can go more places and has more uses
Is illegal to cut through the juggler or somewhere they completely out of the fight
Jim Knight very true words, sir. I tell my students use appropriate force. If your life is in danger, do what you have to cause at the end of the day, YOU GO HOME!!! I would recommend learning more about the human anatomy. Anywhere on the body will cause damage and you always want to be prepared to know what targets are available should you be sitting, standing, kneeling, whatever. Hope that helps, bro.
I'm one of those weirdos who is right handed in shooting and left handed when using knives. So now I have to cover both sides where I carry my weapons.
What do you do if your opponent is left-handed?
Okay, the question is what trainer blades is Mike using, pray tell
If Mike carries a knife on his left side why did he choose a compression lock for his Yojimbo knife? Wouldn't a ball bearing lock be better?
Well i dont know from what system this knife instructor is teaching from but i say you can carry a pocket knife and it can be effective as long as you carry it in the same pocket all of the time and practice finding it in your pocket until you can deploy it very fast and correctly every time because deployment is everything when carrying a knife.
Martial blade concepts. Not primarily stabbing technique.
De fang the snake. You can see in his vids.Tries to give solutions to help you legally.
Unfortunately a lot of knife attacks are assinations.
@@edwardschofield6692 Yes i am well aware of that concept as ive trained in kali in the past and i am now more into Silat and Camrac Bas which is largely composed of Ancient Roman fighting as well as some Mui Tai.
Knives first.....guns 2nd...... ;>! (great video)
prospero preach it, bro
Knives
A attacker doesn't have to have a weapon for you to use a knife to defend your self.
You are always going to want to make sure you are matching the threat, Anvil. If you are being attacked at close range and you are in fear for your life or great bodily harm then you certainly can use your knife for defense.
USCCA Of course.
USCCA I have been stabbed in my liver3times and twice in my diaphragm. I will not be stabbed again with out the man that does it dieing. I have lifted weights for years and am a trained fighter. That didn't stop my almost during. Now I always carry a belt knife and sometimes a handgun. Everyone should carry atlest a blade.
USCCA I find open carrying to be a good deterrent. Unless I am in a crowd then I pocket carry,so as no one can grab it off my belt
It is considered assault with a deadly weapon if you dont match the threat
Guy with a gun will miss ah sorry not always my friend.
It’s all relevant people commenting and training to defend against a knife attack , the truth is and this instructor will confirm it is , if you want to realistically defend a knife attack you need to learn how to fight with one , understand the angles ,the targets and the areas on the body that can take a sacrificial stab or cut without bleeding out , understand the different grips so you can understand the possible attacks from it , it’s all numbers , on a clock face of 11 , sounds complicated yet it’s simple , if you don’t understand how a knife can be used you will never be able to defend against one, TH-cam is full of fake knife attacks and defenses , seek out a qualified instructor and have a look . Arnis , escrima, kali etc are knife fighting systems , they practice with batons or sticks .
I love knife fighting, I would rather get shot and killed then have someone close the distance who is a average or a trained Blade runner. I have trained with blades for over eight years and even if you manage to live you'll probably suffer from PTSD after the fact. Its not something to be fancied bringing a gun to a knife fight if the knife guy closes distance on you be prepared with empty hand techniques or close quarter hand gun techniques IF NOT PAY THE PRICE. Firstly I was taught is put my empty hand on his hand going for the gun whether above or below his waist its pretty much a done deal after that.
Would love to see knife training videos like we see with the firearms videos.
That's great but where do I get edged weapon training g in my area? Cant find anywhere on google
Ya but where’s the techniques? Talking about knives isn’t gonna cut it. 😂I thought it was supposed to be a knife clinic, not a talkathon. 😉💥🤛
This cat is an absolute idiot when it comes to the blade.
Everyone is a fucking ninja on here ...real experts
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Knife fighting editor? You are going to seriously suggest that average citizens should try to defend themselves with a knife? Rather than a pistol, or OC, or a taser?
When are you going to have a nun-chuck fighting editor? Where do I submit my resume?
No one is saying "carry a knife as your primary means of defense". Lots of folks carry knives for a variety of purposes, best to learn how to be proficient with them in a self defense situation.
@@agricola The level of skills, strength, training, and ability a person would need to close with and successfully block and counter a knife wielding crack head, are skills that 99.9% of the population do not have. It is foolish to encourage unskilled people to do this. For the vast majority of folks, they in all likelihood would be much better off blasting the attacker with OC and trying to get away.
I'll carry an illegal machine gun before I listen to him
Mike created one of the dumbest “self defence” knives ever, it doesn’t even cut properly and looks like a box cutter. Guy’s advice is as good as dust on mars
Thirty seconds in and I hear the lamest excuse for this video
Someone doesn’t like learning...