Rōnin (浪人) talks over “How -Tu” Drive a Gun (Multiple Threat Engagement -Combat Pistol)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- As a former Green Beret, I had to be proficient in the application of a combat handgun while deployed operationally throughout the world. Here, I talk over an important combat handgun fundamental “Driving the Gun”. I have seen and employed many different applications to enhance my speed and accuracy while driving the gun. In this video, I talk over how I have taken different styles of “Driving the Gun” and developed a form that has worked for me. In my teachings, the proper employment of this form must be developed along with hand and eye processing speed. Understand how I have taken forms and teachings from martial arts and athletic sports to enhance my balance, power, footwork and reactive speeds.
Tu Lam (Retired U.S. Army Special Forces- Green Beret)--23 Years Full Spectrum Warfare, U.S. Army Special Operations worked throughout 27 countries worldwide. Team-Leader assignments in Unconventional Warfare, Foreign Internal Defense, Special Reconnaissance, Hostage Rescue, Direct Action and Counter-Terrorism Operations in permissive and non-permissive environments. Composite Special Forces team training and development team leader. Founder/CEO and Director of Training and Research Development for Rōnin Tactics Inc.
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Every time I hear him ask "understand this?" I process it as an order of him telling me "UNDERSTAND THIS."
@GloomyGuns , see what I'm saying there devil???
I don't know if you're playing on the way he says this along with his strong following of Musashi Miyamoto but in the Book of Five Rings and Sun Tzu's Art of War, philosophies and statements in both books are solidified with ending statements like "Know this well" or "understand this" and they are stated repeatedly. I don't know if Tu meant to do that in that meaning or not, but I think that's awesome through and through.
@@Aspis_1-0 I agree. I take it as him saying "to be able to do this skill correctly...understand this...or you will be doing it incorrectly". Tu is the man. His Ronin gear is on point as well.
I laughed so fucking hard
I actually responded too lol
Spent 5 years in the infantry and haven't learned any of this. Thank you for putting this content out there for free.
By infantry you mean military??
thats what always make me laugh when somebody tells you: You werent in army, you cant shoot. And you know they have shot less in years than you in one course. Thay made few shots from standing position on fixed target. Didnt solve failures, cover, reloading with non dominant hand and all the other tons of things. And you still know you didnt learn much more than they.
Us military sucks 🐓
@@UCu4fJt75e8DG-oNS1yBTfUwnoooo, he obviously meant Infantry in Call of Duty. He is giving his last experience as an Infantryman playing video games, because who in the world thinks when someone says Infantry they mean Military? that would be blasphemous! fucking retard🤣💀
@@UCu4fJt75e8DG-oNS1yBTfUwduh!!
"Fundamentals dont get replaced because I added more shit to your plate" lol well said man!
Actually happen to read that right as he said it.
To hear this man speak with Jocko and Pat Mac would be fascinating.
This is hands down THE most effective methodology taught by THE most effective instructor I have ever seen. Swallow your pride and LISTEN to this man.
That would be epic as fuck
That's the best idea ever. We should actually see if Ronin would do it. 100% would be the best podcast for military personnel and real American men and women.
David Goggins and Ronin.
@cag147 I also think Tu is definitely the best because of his calm demeanor.
This is some of the best content on youtube.
IT SURE IS
When he said high on the chest, center line. I figured yeah, okay makes sense. Then when he said why, the reality kind of sunk in. Trying to sever a persons spinal cord. You have to do what you have to do, when that person is trying to kill you. I like that he explains the why of everything, it makes it all real and more than just steps to remember.
A lot of the guys teaching nowadays are a lot better than instructors just 5 years ago, specifically for that reason. They explain the why. A lot of instructors who are instructors either in the military or LE, they don't really explain the why. We were told to do it because it was the best tactic at that time.
@brain fluid no one gives a dang what you’re doing until they know why...the why will help you quantify the what, once you know why you’re doing something, and understand what you’re doing execution becomes a task, not an obstacle.
God Bless You Sir: “It makes it all real and more THAN just steps to remember “. The world has gone crazy and generation millennials would have written : “It makes it all real and more THEN 😱🤬🤮 steps to remember “; and it’s fucking killing me slowly every day....I wish to Heaven it didn’t affect me but reading a sentence where THEN & THAN is used incorrectly is like punching myself in the nuts 100 times THEN stopping, feeling better , THAN punching myself one last time for good measure.
👆🏻 SEE THAT? IT SHOULD BE PENALIZED AS CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY😂😂.
@@6nosis You used this video comment section to troll grammar haters.......*salute*
I have been Drill Sergeant in the Army. All your teachings come to a new level of training for a new development of tactics. I am updating myself with you. Thanks.
I wish there was more of this. Just discovered Tu a few weeks ago and I love this shit. Great videos.
Than go take a class with him. He’s a good dude.
I just found his about two weeks ago and he has already improved my shooting.
I would but I'm in Michigan and don't have the money or time. I'll have to settle for TH-cam and my own range time.
@@angelvazquez2112 Would love to, but like a lot of the good instructors out there their classes sell out as soon as the post them LOL!
@ Jordan.... SAME. I don't know how this slipped under TH-cam's no-guns algorithm, but I'm glad it got recommended. There's some GREAT info in these videos and I can tell he's a phenomenal teacher by these short clips.
"The days of double tap are over because- it takes 30 rounds to kill someone and then when they're down another 30 rounds"
- Call of Duty Warzone
They should say something like “It takes 30 rounds for them to go down. Then another 30 to eliminate them. You’re down 60 rounds..You must reload.”
Lol
That's why I only play hardcore found out I play waaayyy better
LE in America
This right here is totally LEGIT, dry fire practices at home in front of a mirror, then hit the range. The Ronin warrior style
I came out of interest for your instructional material, but i felt compelled to say this after watching more of your videos. You are an inspiring individual and you have an eye opening view on life.
Even though i am not from the U.S. i thank you for your service. Above all you are human, and a brother to all of us. With the utmost respect, i wish you the very best and a good happy life.
Thank you.-
spawn dancer 🙏🏼
Idk why I’m watching these ive never fired a gun in my life
its time to try.
Because of COD
Ona day ... hahaha
What you wanna do is make Shure your your moving your lower body where do you think your powers coming from.
therealbaambaambaam lol. This was actually funny..
This dude scares me. I love it. I've had coaches who teach this way. I guarantee he'll make you better at your craft.
right?! good people who teach like this always have great info
This technical instruction is the best I’ve seen on driving the gun offline. Real master level technique. Thanks Tu!!! 🤙🇺🇸
CAAARRR-BEEEEEEEEAAANN. Love you man, did two tours of Afghanistan in 2002 Duke of Lancaster's regiment, 5th brigade - imagine if we had a trainer like this back then. I can only dream.
As a martial arts instructor and student shooter, I can really relate to what Tu is saying and teaching. I love how he's tying shooting technique to innate body mechanics so seamlessly. Amazing. Just from these youtube snippets, I can tell the guy is head and shoulders above a lot of the other firearms instructors out there. Massive respect.
One of the most informative pistol shooting videos I’ve seen in the longest , Frank proctor ,John lovell and the guys at tactical rifleman are in the same boat
I also really like Lucas at Trex arms and Mike Glover. John Lovell is also one of my favorites along with Tu.
Shotgun Zombie mike Glover has hit the The scene with huge momentum, defiantly will be taking a class when the come to Cali also Kennedy defense solutions sold school.
Total package. Man is the greatest warrior on the planet!
I'm so glad this gentleman is making videos on the regular. Thank you Tu!
A True Sensei of warfare. I tried this drill sitting which removed my lower body. Helped me just move my upper torso in isolation. Grip vid was awesome. Need more tactical vids like these and less gear reviews.
The whole point of this was to NOT move in isolation..
Tu's manner is like my dad, I'm having childhood flashback of lectures
Dude opens with doing burpees while shooting better than 99.9% of people can do just burpees
He teaches like he drives a gun and I love it, he is direct and deliberate in how he teaches and gives information in such a way it makes you pay attention and absorb it.
"Understand this, okay?"
*goes back to watch the clip 10 times to understand it*
I watch a lot of these videos of training on youtube between going out to classes myself. It's rare to see something in a video that makes a light bulb go off in my head like this did. Followed along and did a bunch during my dry practice. Taking it to the range this morning.
Plenty of our heros of Law Enforcement and the Military community have been killed by combatants they have already "killed" by hitting with 2-3 rounds.
Love Tu, he speaks the truth, and has such an understanding of the grim reality of shooting other human beings. And the information he relates to everyone is truly important, and real.
Love that he threw in the applications of targeting the hip line. In a world where too many bad guys are wearing armour, this is a good method to keep in mind. Especially for those who are carrying only a pistol for duty, or as an average citizen with a CCW.
Many thanks Sir! Truly an American Hero.
This was excellent, I NEED to attend one of his courses.
Repetition guys its all repetition! Remember how many years this guy has had to practice. Compared to some who expect to pick it up within 4-6 hours?! Love your Vids mate Keep them coming! Much respect from Australia!
Yip his 23 years of experience. No one will ever pick it up in a single course
Hell yea a new video. It's a perfect video to watch before some range time today
Thanks for the free information, greatly appreciated and will be practiced.
“ I WANT YOU TO RELAX” Jesus man 😂😂😂
J Ames 🤣🤣
Reminds me of my dad. "RELAX SON!! RELAX!" Lol
Hahahahahahaha
I am the only one who’s heart rate increases and vision narrows simply by watching this video? I also get the feeling that I’d be really challenged this class. Looking forward to that day.
I love his talk about how information is passed down from instructor to instructor but the reasoning is lost so no one questions it and no improvements are made. The US military has some serious issues like this so it's good to know that this is at least being addressed here. Critical thinking for the win.
I see three same thing happening in martial arts. I love how much this dude just gets it.
@@Breaker197 yeah exactly. People often misunderstand the difference between training methods and the reality.
0:16 with drop shots like that he's got to be playing on Keyboard and Mouse....
I reported
@@mauriciou lmao
Everybody”s so scared to answer him when he asks a question. 😂
Swat is fighting their past training, brutal to watch!!
That's exactly what it is! It's hard to fight shit that was ingrained in to you for the last 10 years.
Ever since I found your videos Brother, I can't stop watching them. Your a true Warrior. Currently deployed and I look forward to utilizing these skill sets in my daily regime. Hooah!
People can learn a lot from this man's experience.
Great videos brother, thank you for your service and, Semper Fi Warrior ! 👍🇱🇷
Greg Jack false flag, bro
Its insane how diffierent these teachings here are compared to "regular" military teachings. The training there often is everything Ronin points out as wrong. Lesson here is to find good teachers like Ronin
hip line, very similar to martial art practice, great to see how he puts martial arts concepts into shooting, impressive
I agree. Technically speaking, he IS teaching a martial art since martial means war and art is the aesthetics of warfare. I haven't done a ton of gun training (bucket list) but I am a martial arts instructor and everything he said about body mechanics is spot on!! Same shoulder to hip to feet mechanics used w knife, stick, sword, and staff. The weapon is just an extension of the body.
@@zshakur check out some of his knife fighting stuff. Pretty interesting.
Right? I love that! As a martial arts instructor myself, who's also learning shooting skills, this is so immensely satisfying to see.
I've learned a lot on this video driving the gun at multiple targets @_@
I wish there are more lecture on this topic. thnx!
He is a REAL! Not self-proclaimed like Poet Warriors, SageDynamics and others who try to sell you material stuff. Ronin is REAL who does educate you, who wants you to succeed! Thank you!
Warrior poet also draws from real world experience in his Ranger days--but he casts a wider net on what he puts online, from fighting to philosophy and faith. Each to his own.
This is a fantastic resource for guys like me who just started into the world of professional instruction. Being able to see you put rubber to road on concepts that I'm learning on paper or video or in person but with people who teach differently. This is a gold mine of information for a guy who learns like I do so I can re package this information for people who have 0 experience
thx for this vid - TU-LAM im been using this on my training and the progress is up to 70% better than the one i been paying on live range intructor - keep doing such a great job , and thx for your service -
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I don't know man i hear alot of "watch how i do it" once he gets fired up.... also doesn't feel right driving the gun even after missing how about "fuck that get your HIT" instead.... But all in all minor points looking forward to the class
@@Big6Duke its called teaching
@@Big6Duke The dude can shoot so I'll listen to how he does it and green berets are force multipliers and Guerilla trainers by trade, so I'm sure he knows how to teach lol
As a martial artist myself, i love how you incorporate the body mechanics and principles into shooting. It was intereseting how the trainies were 'muscling' through the drills. It reminded me of grappling with a new student. They try to force the technique instead of relaxing and flowing with it. That only comes with experience and repetition until it becomes muscle memory.
I have always been fascinated, as a student, as to why we move our body the way we do with a certain technique. I was pretty much the only student to raise my hand and ask why. After years of doing this, i found i had an encyclopedia of knowledge from my past instructors to then share with the new students coming to class. The 'how' to do something always came quickly, but i was always more into the 'why' we did it that way.
Keep up the great work.
Osu.
Seriously man, you are amazing at teaching! I learn a SHIT TON just watching your vids! Wish there were more and wish I could come to one of your training classes some time! Thanks so much for the vids!
It’s all in the hips
-Chubs
😂🏌️♂️
Duncanville... I was born and raised in DeSoto/Lancaster. The "greater southwest" area of Dallas isn't what it used to be. It got rough. A few years back a disgruntled husband made entry into his former dwelling via a grenade toss and proceeded to mow down his family about a mile down from where I used to live. Good to know there's quality instructors helping out DFW guys. They're going to need all the help they can get when they start fighting cartel hotspots and need counterinsurgency techniques more than communal police ones.
His training videos are amazing. But they are the results of a lifetime commitment and training and, most of all, combat experience. Things that most of us will never have to go through. Thank you, Tu Lam, for sharing your priceless knowledge.
I would definitely like to be fully trained by this man I feel like it would be an art in itself
That was really bad ass, alot to practice and work on
Professionalism with a sense of normalty. I love it. Able to teach and say fuck it. Really appreciate how he gets hands on and helps people struggling. I've never fired a gun but from an outsider perspective this man has lots of respect and knows how to teach without being a jerk.
Seeing police uniforms could scare ppl. I like what you show how detailed and perfection you are as a teacher. Seeing military makes me feel safe.
These are some of the only actually useful training and informative videos on TH-cam that I've seen. Tu Lam deserves more subscribers. You wont learn anything watching videos about Gucci gear and guns you wont fire. Get training and shoot your guns. Understand this.
When he says "Understand this?" My mind is processing the words ”Good to Go."
God, I can't stop watching your videos. How the hell did I not see these before. You definitely are the real deal, same type of instruction I got in the Corps. Sounds just like my instructors.. I love this channel
This guy is the terminator!!! A surgical specialist of this craft! I have learned so much from these videos that has really enhanced my technique. Thumbs up👍🏾💯
Pure information right here, thanks a lot sir!
Keep em comin
Fantastic instructions, Lam. Your vulgar language cracks me up (reminding me of Full Metal Jacket)!!!
where has this been all my life!?! Damn shame I learned more here than... I digress. thank you
The way this guy talks to people while instructing them to relax is counter productive. It shows with how slowly everyone is learning.
Being an Asian American and a responsible gun owner (edc g19) I really look up to you! Your the man! I wish I could come to one of your classes.
Wow
Just subbed today after watching older videos and a new one comes out.
I'm a lucky SOB
A montage of everything I loved about training with firearms with SF dudes. Practical, relaxed and competent.
It's amazing how we forget how we move naturally, some music gets me going. It's about relaxing your body. And practicing new learned skills. Thanks for your teaching.
Jeez you shoot like a calculated computer the speed and movement are So precise
Best I've ever seen number one trainer thanks to the video, God bless keep up the work
As Soon as The Marine got a Praise it went to his head. Next Step, He went Back to Standard Procedure from TOTS.
Mindfulness sometimes refers to Repetition. Even when practicing Perfection. Salute Men. Thank You for Your Service.
Just discovered Tu yesterday and cannot stop watching his videos! Love the richness of the content he provides. Cant wait to hit the range and practice
It’d be an absolute honor to meet you tu lam , you’re an excellent human being and patriot!
Ronin training is so good! My shooting instantly improved when I did what he taught
You can tell he is a martial arts instructor. Years of instructing stubborn students! Thanks for sharing this info Ronin.
Toward the end of the video when he’s demonstrating moving from first target to second fast using your hips and the one guy is having a tougher time with it, I thought of a baseball swing mechanics because they are very similar in this situation.
Ted Williams used to say let the hips lead the hands. Once the hands go first, you lose the ground force which creates torque and makes it easier to stay balanced, so you can’t move the bat as fast and controlled. The bat is much harder to keep on line and will dip if the hands go first. Reason is your hips can pull the bat/hands through with way more power and when the hips lead, you get your entire body from ground up working together. When the hands go first your left with just your arms and shoulders trying to do the work. Clearly much weaker without hips so losing control of the bat is much easier to do. That’s not ideal for hitting or shooting since a very small dip in the path your bat is pulled will potentially change the location of the where the bat ends up and will defiantly hurt the speed it ends up there. I’d say the same is true for shooting when going multiple targets fast like shown in the video.
I think the thought “hands always follow
my hips” when doing these drills could help anyone who is having a harder time with it.
I can just imagine detective Sipowicz taking this class with his S&W 36.
So important!!!! I have been improving a lot my skills, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS!!!!
i discovered Mr. Lam videos tonight, this man has a pletora of weapons combative knowledge.
And here I am, only master taking out one target at a time, this is next level sh*t... excited to see 😎
I love our country, law enforcement and all American people Ronin rocking it
This has changed some things in my multi-target engagement. What occurred to me at the 15-oh mark is the "shooter" has already picked up the battlefield and can drive the gun to the peripheral vision because he's already seen it. I'm intrigued about leveraging the technique to the "unknown" target. Thank you! Great information and encouragement!
Tu is updating their infometrics so they can be ready for new threats on the horizon. Tu once said it isn't the first person to shoot quickly but the person who collects data/information on the environment that wins the battle.
This guy came out of nowhere. I remember looking at a vid about some body armor a year ago when I was researching AR500 and the channel seemed dead. Glad he got it started back up.
Thanks so much for providing us with such priceless information, cannot wait to see more.
Im half way through your playlist. This is best of the best. Thanks for sharing!
I learned a lot watching this. Its you control the gun, not the gun controlling you.
Just found your videos , by far the best informative and presented video I've seen, and your demeanor is engaging and pleasant to watch !!!
wow the best instruction ever.
He looks like he was 18 and in Special Forces in those old pics. Pure American badass
Your fundamentals are out of this world dude
This is a Phenomenal. I will have to try this at my next steel match.
The obvious difference between military and police training is the absence of ego. Some of the cops here have too much ego to really get what he's saying. Be open to new techniques and realize you're not a bad ass because you're SWAT. You're a bad ass because of high level training from HIGHLY qualified instructors who have used the same techniques against trained soldiers (not street thugs and gang members) and made it back home because they work! GREAT instruction! Thank u for posting.
There's levels to this. I agree.
Glad this guy is on our side
This mans use of biomechanics with the musculoskeletal structure in conjunction with training, experience and a gun is phenomenal
Really regret not joining when I was younger..just wish as a civilian I had these kind of skills......thank you for your service and for the knowledge you have shared
Man Green Berets have come a LONG way in the last 20 years!
👍very logical and common sence I like how you teach and integrate natural body movements you are the best instructor I have watched I appreciate your videos thank you
Between the way you speak and they way you explain lessons makes you so enjoyable to listen to. I love your videos. I could listen to you explain how to put IKEA furniture together.
Old habits. Weaver and double taps!
Working on it.
Old dog new tricks!
shieldman, Tu Is eclectic, pulling from different styles while adopting what makes most sense for the particular scenario. Though he has chosen a method to stabilize a pistol apart from the Weaver push-pull grip, Weaver will still get you there. Tu adopts aspects of Isosceles in order to maximize hip mobility for rapid engagement of multiple targets,...very effective, yet he also adopts a hybrid of the Weaver’s bladed stance because a shallow bladed provides better stability for managing recoil. Tu Lam clearly has incorporated proven fundamentals from the martial arts & athletics. He is not only quite smart, but very practice when he insightfully adapts and improves upon established methods, taking the best and leaving the rest.
@@Snookynibbles he's like the Bruce Lee of shooting.
All of this is possible with his discipline and understanding of being present. Every person in the military or law enforcement should be trained in the basics and fundamentals that most martial arts have.