Ooda loop is all in the brain. Nothing to do with physical movements.. IV Take seriously any idea that orients a thought. How would Boyd orient his body inside a cockpit? You're teaching ooda loop wrong!! Ooda loop is important to know because you can do things ahead of time to speed up ooda loop..like repetitive training and have limited options. Learning ooda loop is to be faster not to do ooda by the letters lmao
I do now. I was in the "bad habit" of leading with the gun/sights. Now my target acquisition speed/accuracy has increased substantially thanks to OODA Loop. Thank you !!
@@soldieroftoughlove7635 they are just explaining and bringing to light what it is to acquire properly and don’t stop till. I’m sure 5 minutes later he explained off the x ASAP.
To bad this is their policy period , try teaching how to deescalate a situation rather than kill first... Seems we are training our young men and woman to see anyone who is not recognized as a threat , what happen to serving the public. Bye bye Republic welcome the corporate sponsored democracy.
Joules 13 Tim Kennedy’s policy’s are good. Theirs other videos all over TH-cam where he tells people if you can leave a confrontation or remove yourself from a violent situation then do it. He’s obviously speaking on a situation where you have determined the only way out is through confrontation. Just my opinion. TK is a very smart dude and very efficient at what he does
Tim Kennedy let's me close my eyes at night knowing BMF's like him are at the gate keep evil BMF's on the other side.Thanks Tim and all of the real heroes that are taken for granted daily,the men amongst men
I Observed this video being available, I then Oriented my mouse cursor on the video, I then Decided I'm gonna watch it, then I Acted by clicking on the video. Yup, it checks out.
@@fobbitoperator3620 learn wrong! When he OBSERVED this video he ORIENTED that information in his brain..then he DECIDED to ACT by clicking the mouse...
Tim, great to hear someone talk about, Ooda loop it is the best observe decide and act, it works best, about time someone spoke about it, been doing it in Aussie for a very long time
Old Mangamer It originated from a US military general(?) or someone who headed to F16 training against the more nimble Mig’s. We dominated, that’s where ooda loop mentality was derived if I remember correctly. This was back when we had actual dog fights with jets.
Took me a long time as a "Civilian" here in Denmark to get out of my OODA Loop mindset, coming home again it took a long time to avoid constant scanning it is taxing on the brain, however new surroundings and such i still do it and make sure to note some area's exit area, however finally over the whole constantly scanning my surroundings and looking over my shoulder when out and about, the few times something has kicked my survival mode into gear some loud bang or alerting situation OODA was right there so i would act, it is a great thing to learn and even harder to unlearn once it sticks.
The "orient" part of the OODA loop does not refer to orienting the body towards a threat. That would be the "act" part. The orient part of OODA loop means to comprehend what you are observing. Based on how you comprehend what is observed you decide what action is required and then you act.
Interpretation of OODA Loop is relative to where it's being applied. E.G. litigation, business, law enforcement, military strategy, social interactions, etc.
One of these days I’m gonna take your class, I’m in Cali and I want to test and work on myself so I can help others and act on it with instead of being in the sidelines. Been watching all your videos and want to be in that sense of simulated danger so when it’s crunch time I can act . 👌🏼👌🏼
Tim Kennedy doesn't flush a toilet, he scares the shit out of it. Dude was on isis kill list and posted his address on their page. The epitome of savage.
Adderall + testosterone I know plenty of ppl who take too much adderall and they tend to be rather strung out middle managers. The juice makes you into a lion, though.
Would rather deal with hot brass down my shirt than button up my collar, and the glasses are ridiculous ...but would I say any of that to his face? Nope ...hell, I`m hesitant to type it.
Weeeell, he's kinda right. Maybe you should stick to reloading your bowl. I've met a few guys with the same level of training and experience tim has, they all have thier own way of interpretation. And beings as they are all still here to tell the tale, all of thier interpretations would seem to be vaild. But go on, flick shit.
When a judge asks you why you put 15 rounds into the chest and head of the home invasion intruder, " I shot him until he was no longer a threat." Judge says, "ok.... you can go. Case dismissed."
Like an FTO told me once... Judge: Why did you shoot this man 15 times?? "Because 14 wasn't enough and 16 was too many, I stopped when he stopped. - A.D. Turman RIP
So these aimbot drills we see Trex arms doing - they look like they are holding their sight picture as they turn but they seem pretty fast, so I guess they are probably directing their eyes first and bringing their gun and body into line with that new sight picture, correct?
The music at the end of this vid is used in A Grunt's Life.....and I got to meet Tim Kennedy in a surplus store in Austin, I thought it was pretty cool
True, although "frag" can be anything fragmentation pipe bombs, gas can with nails and gas, etc.... wait are u assuming you know where I live? We tossem like candy in the middle east. Bombs over Bagdad style.
I would HIGHLY recommend that while training you do NOT shoot something "until it's dead." If this is how you think and speak it WILL come out in a trial should you ever have to defend yourself. You shoot to STOP THE THREAT; which MAY mean killing and may not! If the threat is down AND NOT ABLE to be a threat to you then the threat is stopped. If the threat is down, full of holes, bleeding out and still able to harm you, the threat is NOT stopped!
Tim be looking like Tyler Durden with those sunglasses. Wish classes were available in California, however looks like Las Vegas could be one on their website.
Bud Day created the OODA loop. It’s why we were so successful in the Gulf War. It goes deeper than what Tim describes. You’re essentially anticipating the enemies action and reacting then anticipating their reaction to that and planning your action
Pretty sure it was Col. John Boyd. Everything I’ve read about it points to him. Ref. ORIENT, as much as I like Tim, he’s technically not correct. What Tim is describing is a course of action (turning towards a threat) that comes after a decision to engage. You can’t make that motion until you’ve DECIDED to engage; the decision could just as likely be to run, submit, or seek cover, all of which might suffer by squaring off. In Boyd’s loop, ORIENT means to juxtapose the raw data coming in with your interpretation of same- what cops call “training and experience”. Example: is a fist coming towards you a punch or a fist-bump? ORIENT makes the call, and provides the threat assessment for the punch as well as a rundown of your restraints and constraints. Then it goes to DECIDE, where if counterattack is selected, you might turn to face. If Fleeing is selected, you might turn away. Back to Tim’s example: Observe (gun pointed at me)- Orient (guns can hurt me and this guy is not an associate of mine. He’s also yelling, threatening, shooting, etc. this is bad)- Decide (I can easily beat him to the shot, my skills are solid, and my legal understanding tells me that I’m good)- Act (make my move and re-evaluate as opponent reacts to me). This comes from my reading and experience. A lot of people get this wrong, because it’s frequently discussed in the context of a fight, and the word ORIENT kinda cheats people into thinking about a facing movement. Just my 2 cents.
OODA loop, developed by WW2 fighter pilots who were consistently winning battles where they were outnumbered against superior planes. Pure American Spirit. Also, you see a man wearing glasses like that, you know hes not afraid of anything.
My dad once shot a boar with his .54 cal Hawkins muzzle loader. We had to walk 200 yards to retrieve it. When we cleaned it the heart and lungs looked like grape jelly. Insane what adrenaline can do.
No. Failure drill is what follows the double tap (hammer pair/controlled pair). Your double tap is 2 to the chest (usually) if the threat isn't down at that point your hammer pair "failed" and you immediately go to a failure drill to end the threat.
Am I the only one who thinks Tim's pink glasses are unsettling? Like he might enjoy skipping through a meadow of corpses in a tutu kind of unsettling? He's gotta be from Austin.
Ryan Wolfe I’m PRETTY sure they’re clear frames with reddish lenses. The combo of the red lenses and his skin showing thru is making them appear pink. I’ll allow it.
@Ryan Wolfe: just don't get capped by a dude/chica wearing rose colored stained glass eye-pro & a gaw'damn pink tutu, because you mocked his/her fashion sense. That would look rather...emasculating in your eulogy...
Not real but in cod i never stay focused a 100% on the red dot / iron sights im looking and slightly moving around then i see the target move my sights to it and shoot wow Ive never thought of that with training should be so similar. Whats weird is in my mind im thinking if im not in my sights im dead only to find out i do better if im looking and then reacting to a threat thanks tim great stuff.
@@swisssdp5768 go back to Call of Duty kid. If he didn't have those Z-87 (high rated anti-ballistic) protective shooting glasses on, he'd take a spent casing to the eyeball, & possible lose an eye. But then again, you wouldn't know that, because you obviously don't shoot regularly...
@@fobbitoperator3620 buddy i shoot about 750 to 1k rds every 2weeks depending on if were workin 6 12s. Tim Kennedy puts out good info but he looks like a fucking hipster here.Also where in the fuck did i say he shouldnt wear glasses ?
I live how quite everyone is. Tim: "Matt how many times have you seen peoples face shot off still fighting?" Matt: "They won't even know they're hit, they'll just keep shooting."
Fucking exactly many people have no idea their hit yet let alone the fact their about to die fuck I can't count how many times targets got back up or kept on money same shit I learned in service this guys is always on point
Can someone please explain for an Australian who only knows Tim from MMA - what does he actually think he’s training people for? Is this just for an ego high, or do American civilians genuinely live in fear of spontaneously being attacked by multiple armed people simultaneously like this? If so why, and by who? And how could a first world country have gotten to this point? So many fucking questions...
I’d rather be prepared than not… some people want to be prepared we have families and no offense you couldn’t understand cause you spineless fools lost your guns and reverted to a prison state during covid
Just shoot to stop the threat is a better analogy. Threats can be standing, kneeling in pain, crying, yet still attempting to kill, dismember and destroy.
I like this mindset in a warfighter....not a police officer. Policing is policing, not exterminating. I dont care what shit you wanna say about protecting the officers life and that they have kids, yadda yadda yadda. They took an oath just as the military, judges, doctors, etc does. I may be wrong (correct me if sol but nowhere in the law enforcement officer oath/pledge does it say that they are to keep shooting until everyone but them is lying lifeless on the pavement.
It prevents spent brass from going down his shirt. If you shoot a lot, then you likely have felt that burn. It only happens once, then you button your gaw'damn shirt, however poindexter you may feel.
Do you consciously incorporate the OODA loop into your training?
It's also part of organizational developement, made famous by Jeff Sutherland's book "Scrum".
Ooda loop is all in the brain. Nothing to do with physical movements..
IV Take seriously any idea that orients a thought.
How would Boyd orient his body inside a cockpit?
You're teaching ooda loop wrong!!
Ooda loop is important to know because you can do things ahead of time to speed up ooda loop..like repetitive training and have limited options.
Learning ooda loop is to be faster not to do ooda by the letters lmao
I do now. I was in the "bad habit" of leading with the gun/sights. Now my target acquisition speed/accuracy has increased substantially thanks to OODA Loop. Thank you !!
OODA loop isn't a term I ever heard until now, but deciding which target is most dangerous and engaging it first, was.
@@soldieroftoughlove7635 they are just explaining and bringing to light what it is to acquire properly and don’t stop till. I’m sure 5 minutes later he explained off the x ASAP.
Something the general public will never understand, when it comes to shooting until it's no longer a threat. Great explanation Tim.
That's completely backwards!
To bad this is their policy period , try teaching how to deescalate a situation rather than kill first... Seems we are training our young men and woman to see anyone who is not recognized as a threat , what happen to serving the public. Bye bye Republic welcome the corporate sponsored democracy.
Joules 13 Tim Kennedy’s policy’s are good. Theirs other videos all over TH-cam where he tells people if you can leave a confrontation or remove yourself from a violent situation then do it. He’s obviously speaking on a situation where you have determined the only way out is through confrontation. Just my opinion. TK is a very smart dude and very efficient at what he does
So true, only part of the story is served on the plate. Life and death should not be served in the media but in culterd in the platform of experts.
There are a few ppl out there who's first reaction is mag dump, however if they'd reign it in a bit then same theory here.
Tim Kennedy let's me close my eyes at night knowing BMF's like him are at the gate keep evil BMF's on the other side.Thanks Tim and all of the real heroes that are taken for granted daily,the men amongst men
He will never go to your house. Or be in the car with you during a road rage. Better always take it upon yourself.
@@MrT13 you dont worry about that.
I am aware of my surrounds and those in them.
@@g-unit6348 👍🏻
I love the sound of casings falling in the background.
You have to love Tim’s energy, I get pumped just hearing him speak
I Observed this video being available, I then Oriented my mouse cursor on the video, I then Decided I'm gonna watch it, then I Acted by clicking on the video. Yup, it checks out.
You've already learned step 1, Grasshopp'ah!
@@fobbitoperator3620 learn wrong!
When he OBSERVED this video he ORIENTED that information in his brain..then he DECIDED to ACT by clicking the mouse...
@@soldieroftoughlove7635 No more crack for YOU there, cupcake...
@@fobbitoperator3620 When did they start putting crack into cupcakes?
@@blwngt1598 HHhhhmmmmmmmm. Researching, please stand by...
Tim, great to hear someone talk about, Ooda loop it is the best observe decide and act, it works best, about time someone spoke about it, been doing it in Aussie for a very long time
Old Mangamer It originated from a US military general(?) or someone who headed to F16 training against the more nimble Mig’s. We dominated, that’s where ooda loop mentality was derived if I remember correctly. This was back when we had actual dog fights with jets.
Here it is, read the application section. His name was John Boyd.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/OODA_loop
Took me a long time as a "Civilian" here in Denmark to get out of my OODA Loop mindset, coming home again it took a long time to avoid constant scanning it is taxing on the brain, however new surroundings and such i still do it and make sure to note some area's exit area, however finally over the whole constantly scanning my surroundings and looking over my shoulder when out and about, the few times something has kicked my survival mode into gear some loud bang or alerting situation OODA was right there so i would act, it is a great thing to learn and even harder to unlearn once it sticks.
Love Tim. He is real, has BTDT and has an infectious zest for life and everything he does in said life.
The "orient" part of the OODA loop does not refer to orienting the body towards a threat. That would be the "act" part. The orient part of OODA loop means to comprehend what you are observing. Based on how you comprehend what is observed you decide what action is required and then you act.
Interpretation of OODA Loop is relative to where it's being applied. E.G. litigation, business, law enforcement, military strategy, social interactions, etc.
OODA Loop, not to be confused with the Ale oop or the fruit Loop.
Cant believe you left out the Loop de Loop? 😏
I always think it's the fruit loop...
IA: How many rounds did you fire? LEO: As many as it took to neutralize the threat.
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One of these days I’m gonna take your class, I’m in Cali and I want to test and work on myself so I can help others and act on it with instead of being in the sidelines. Been watching all your videos and want to be in that sense of simulated danger so when it’s crunch time I can act .
👌🏼👌🏼
Danny Esparza With your nerf guns?
I kid, I kid , good to see some sense out there. I know there’s a bunch of people.
Anonymous8317 8317 damn maybe 😂😂, if that’s all I got but every American should have some training like this basic training.
If adderall was a person. I don’t think this guy ever sleeps
Darkness fears Tim.
@@chuckclark6162 Tim fears the next size up in shirts apparently.
Tim Kennedy doesn't flush a toilet, he scares the shit out of it. Dude was on isis kill list and posted his address on their page. The epitome of savage.
Mark Robbins 🤨 Yeah but do the telemarketers know where he lives? 🤫 Talk to me then.😑
Adderall + testosterone
I know plenty of ppl who take too much adderall and they tend to be rather strung out middle managers. The juice makes you into a lion, though.
No head is dead."Efficiency of motion." Love that one.
Amazing as always!!! Good shit!
I wanna take this course so bad
F**k his course sheep 🐑 you don't need to do anything but be livestock...
We can thank Colonel Boyd for the OODA loop. Guy was a legend.
Sometimes I get very excited when I'm around people and I start talking really really really fast!
"Slow is smooth and Smooth is fast"...
Great training and positive must have reminder. Thank you for sharing and be safe.
SGM Macnamara recommends yelling “I QUIT” when the OODA loop is broken. Highly recommended.
Wtf are u talking about? How do you break the OODA Loop?
Got all those buttons done up, just missing that collar pop top!
Pure gold. Very direct and true.
Would rather deal with hot brass down my shirt than button up my collar, and the glasses are ridiculous ...but would I say any of that to his face? Nope ...hell, I`m hesitant to type it.
Lmaoooo
😂😂
That's not what orient means in this context. It means to make sense of what you Observed, so that you can make a Decision and then Act.
When is your class offered again Philip?
Weeeell, he's kinda right.
Maybe you should stick to reloading your bowl.
I've met a few guys with the same level of training and experience tim has, they all have thier own way of interpretation. And beings as they are all still here to tell the tale, all of thier interpretations would seem to be vaild.
But go on, flick shit.
Phil Blevins Good clarification.
@@genejeffries2888 he used it wrong its okay buddy, daddy tim wont read that comment he'll be alright
Don't overcomplicate it just ask what if and be situationally aware so you're prepared.
Great insights and instruction as always. Thanks Tim.
Thanks for the vid brother ✌️😊🇺🇸
That's so fun to say like I'm gonna greet people while saying that, OODA LOOP
Don't say it show it by getting inside ppls OODA Loops and making fast decisions and confusing them
I remember Mountain School in Vermont, one of our NCO's covered the OODA cycle. Never forgot it
There's a lot of dudes from Accounts Receivable really upping their game.
The check is never in the mail
So what if they’re from accounts receivable?
We at Accounts Payable are the real killers. Work is kind of boring but it pays the bills. And we are going wiiiild outside...
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When a judge asks you why you put 15 rounds into the chest and head of the home invasion intruder, " I shot him until he was no longer a threat."
Judge says, "ok.... you can go. Case dismissed."
Nope Actually he then sends you to prison for killing that poor bad guy.
@@mesquiteguy121 Why?
Bryan Forth ecause of the ACLU and all the other lib organizations that will say the bad guy was misunderstood
Possibly not "excessive force"
Like an FTO told me once... Judge: Why did you shoot this man 15 times?? "Because 14 wasn't enough and 16 was too many, I stopped when he stopped. - A.D. Turman RIP
Where can I buy that eyepro!?!
So these aimbot drills we see Trex arms doing - they look like they are holding their sight picture as they turn but they seem pretty fast, so I guess they are probably directing their eyes first and bringing their gun and body into line with that new sight picture, correct?
yes.
Using distractions to force your target into a new OODA loop can give you a big advantage.
The music at the end of this vid is used in A Grunt's Life.....and I got to meet Tim Kennedy in a surplus store in Austin, I thought it was pretty cool
Can anyone tell me where to buy those targets?
Google “Viking Tactics targets” / They are available all over the place.
Tiberious Gib thanks!
My pleasure.
Understanding the kill zone and shoot till lights out
Anyone know the gun belt setup that tim runs? Manufacturer etc?
Is there an edit of this?
what kind of glassed goes have on clear frames with orange lens
I believe in tossing a few frags just to be sure.
True, although "frag" can be anything fragmentation pipe bombs, gas can with nails and gas, etc.... wait are u assuming you know where I live? We tossem like candy in the middle east. Bombs over Bagdad style.
I would HIGHLY recommend that while training you do NOT shoot something "until it's dead." If this is how you think and speak it WILL come out in a trial should you ever have to defend yourself.
You shoot to STOP THE THREAT; which MAY mean killing and may not! If the threat is down AND NOT ABLE to be a threat to you then the threat is stopped.
If the threat is down, full of holes, bleeding out and still able to harm you, the threat is NOT stopped!
Well, most state laws are about shoot to stop the threat. So be very careful about balancing self-defense plan vs. combat plan.
Thank you.
Tim be looking like Tyler Durden with those sunglasses. Wish classes were available in California, however looks like Las Vegas could be one on their website.
I wish the videos were longer and showed some practice drills!
Bud Day created the OODA loop. It’s why we were so successful in the Gulf War. It goes deeper than what Tim describes. You’re essentially anticipating the enemies action and reacting then anticipating their reaction to that and planning your action
Pretty sure it was Col. John Boyd. Everything I’ve read about it points to him. Ref. ORIENT, as much as I like Tim, he’s technically not correct. What Tim is describing is a course of action (turning towards a threat) that comes after a decision to engage. You can’t make that motion until you’ve DECIDED to engage; the decision could just as likely be to run, submit, or seek cover, all of which might suffer by squaring off.
In Boyd’s loop, ORIENT means to juxtapose the raw data coming in with your interpretation of same- what cops call “training and experience”. Example: is a fist coming towards you a punch or a fist-bump? ORIENT makes the call, and provides the threat assessment for the punch as well as a rundown of your restraints and constraints. Then it goes to DECIDE, where if counterattack is selected, you might turn to face. If Fleeing is selected, you might turn away.
Back to Tim’s example: Observe (gun pointed at me)- Orient (guns can hurt me and this guy is not an associate of mine. He’s also yelling, threatening, shooting, etc. this is bad)- Decide (I can easily beat him to the shot, my skills are solid, and my legal understanding tells me that I’m good)- Act (make my move and re-evaluate as opponent reacts to me).
This comes from my reading and experience. A lot of people get this wrong, because it’s frequently discussed in the context of a fight, and the word ORIENT kinda cheats people into thinking about a facing movement. Just my 2 cents.
Chameleox it was Boyd! My mistake. I get him and Day mixed up (read both the books by the same author).
I’m going to have to look for that book. Thanks!
Chameleox it’s called Boyd, by Robert Coram
Stinger I meant the Bud Day book. “Boyd” was excellent
Good vid! God Bless!
OODA Loops are used in every action or non-action we choose to take, or not.
Good point. This is essentially important in combat situations though.
I use it on everything I do.
@@hubriswonk Bend over to pick up the newspaper from the coffee table. You use it, just very fast.
OODA loop, developed by WW2 fighter pilots who were consistently winning battles where they were outnumbered against superior planes. Pure American Spirit. Also, you see a man wearing glasses like that, you know hes not afraid of anything.
Damn, this is GOLD!!!
That's why he's copying it and teaching it.
Every police officer should be REQUIRED to take all the training courses that Tim offers.
F**ck 🐖🤡
Why only cops? That is not even the purpose of Sheepdog.
My dad once shot a boar with his .54 cal Hawkins muzzle loader. We had to walk 200 yards to retrieve it. When we cleaned it the heart and lungs looked like grape jelly. Insane what adrenaline can do.
Excellent.
Is this a Ranger Qualified Green Beret Sniper?
Semper_Fortuna
Lmao! Totally awesome comment! Bravo.
SALUTE and RESPECT HOG!
I don't think you have enough people in that class Tim.
Tim Kennedy is the real life Terminator.
@@strongishman7871 "Dillon! You son of a bitch!"
Question: what does Ooda Loop mean ?
Is failure another term for double tapping?
Yes
@@CarlosSanchez-mp7mm 👍
No. Failure drill is what follows the double tap (hammer pair/controlled pair). Your double tap is 2 to the chest (usually) if the threat isn't down at that point your hammer pair "failed" and you immediately go to a failure drill to end the threat.
Don’t you want to address the multiple targets equally? If you shoot until the first target is done what about the other targets?
God damn those are some fresh shades.
Fuck, what I wouldn't give to train with Tim or Pat Mac for a good chunk of time. Shit, even a weekend would be absolutely bad ass
Am I the only one who thinks Tim's pink glasses are unsettling? Like he might enjoy skipping through a meadow of corpses in a tutu kind of unsettling? He's gotta be from Austin.
Ryan Wolfe I’m PRETTY sure they’re clear frames with reddish lenses. The combo of the red lenses and his skin showing thru is making them appear pink. I’ll allow it.
@Ryan Wolfe: just don't get capped by a dude/chica wearing rose colored stained glass eye-pro & a gaw'damn pink tutu, because you mocked his/her fashion sense.
That would look rather...emasculating in your eulogy...
Read the application tab. Developed by John Boyd. Very successful.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/OODA_loop
Thanks good explanation.
Right on!
Not real but in cod i never stay focused a 100% on the red dot / iron sights im looking and slightly moving around then i see the target move my sights to it and shoot wow Ive never thought of that with training should be so similar. Whats weird is in my mind im thinking if im not in my sights im dead only to find out i do better if im looking and then reacting to a threat thanks tim great stuff.
SOYBOY GAME BOY
How much for the glasses? Kool
Tim is awesome
How about the VODA loop
OODA loop at 2:38
Could anyone take him seriously with those glasses on? 😂
I'd take him seriously if he had a purple polka dot bunny suit on.
@chornahalk they are ray ban style glasses. they look absurd in an indoor range.
I did hes the coolest
@@swisssdp5768 go back to Call of Duty kid. If he didn't have those Z-87 (high rated anti-ballistic) protective shooting glasses on, he'd take a spent casing to the eyeball, & possible lose an eye.
But then again, you wouldn't know that, because you obviously don't shoot regularly...
@@fobbitoperator3620 buddy i shoot about 750 to 1k rds every 2weeks depending on if were workin 6 12s.
Tim Kennedy puts out good info but he looks like a fucking hipster here.Also where in the fuck did i say he shouldnt wear glasses ?
2:45 why u clicked
he for sure on some stims 😂🥳
Tim Kennedy is a special kinda dude that they just don't make anymore.
I live how quite everyone is.
Tim: "Matt how many times have you seen peoples face shot off still fighting?"
Matt: "They won't even know they're hit, they'll just keep shooting."
Nice shades
OC to the face....run...call 911...that is actually good advice for most novice people who don't want to be navy seal ninjas.
Rogaine, baby. WHOO!!
Fucking exactly many people have no idea their hit yet let alone the fact their about to die fuck I can't count how many times targets got back up or kept on money same shit I learned in service this guys is always on point
1:07 ..gatgatgatgat ..threat eliminated
Slow is smooth, smooth is fast.
We need you guys out here in conservative central California... please help I’m sending out the bat signal🦇
The real training is the breaking of the ooda loop and disorientation of your enemy
Make sure to have your polo buttoned all the way up when you kill it dead.
Nice !! Move the weapon to your head, not your head to the weapon! Ranger on
Can someone please explain for an Australian who only knows Tim from MMA - what does he actually think he’s training people for? Is this just for an ego high, or do American civilians genuinely live in fear of spontaneously being attacked by multiple armed people simultaneously like this? If so why, and by who? And how could a first world country have gotten to this point? So many fucking questions...
I’d rather be prepared than not… some people want to be prepared we have families and no offense you couldn’t understand cause you spineless fools lost your guns and reverted to a prison state during covid
America f**** stupid
America is a very dangerous place and getting more dangerous.
Cool glasses bro
Just shoot to stop the threat is a better analogy. Threats can be standing, kneeling in pain, crying, yet still attempting to kill, dismember and destroy.
Shoot til it's dead or shoot til the threat stops? Huge legal difference.
He makes it sound so easy to end a life without psychology repercussions. But a lot of these guys do
Well, it's you or them...
....might lose a little sleep.
You can hash that out later, IF you succeed.
Anything worth shooting once is worth shooting multiple times.
TRT Tim has excellent glasses.
Personal defense is about a break in contact not killing, this is military and law enforcement training not civilian self defense.
Do you still believe this since the BLM "protest"?
Tim's a God damn living legend!
I like this mindset in a warfighter....not a police officer. Policing is policing, not exterminating. I dont care what shit you wanna say about protecting the officers life and that they have kids, yadda yadda yadda. They took an oath just as the military, judges, doctors, etc does. I may be wrong (correct me if sol but nowhere in the law enforcement officer oath/pledge does it say that they are to keep shooting until everyone but them is lying lifeless on the pavement.
Not saying there arent situations where this is warranted, but knowing Tim Kennedy ethos and seeing him train Leo's gives me pause.
USAF: "You're welcome"
Beat me to it
@@rosskeserich9002 I just wanted to give credit where credit is due
@@marcostadeo3577 Colonel Boyd
If you shoot me a couple of times, am I out of the fight?
*HELL THE FUCK NO!*
Is that top button really necessary? Like if you were thinking the same thing
It prevents spent brass from going down his shirt. If you shoot a lot, then you likely have felt that burn. It only happens once, then you button your gaw'damn shirt, however poindexter you may feel.
Joel Williams ohhh yep makes sense didn’t think of that and it’s happened to me lol!!
@@AguilarTangFamily Trick of the trade, brudder!
CHEERS!!!