@@adriangarza9394 fuck them! They’re not training and drilling repetitions day in and day out. These guys are, that’s why they’re the best at what they do. Not the damn cartel 😩 Put them head up against each other and the Operators win 10/10 times. Unless some freak accord happens but even then operators train for those too. How many cartel guys know combat first aid skills?
Exceptional teacher. Maaaan only if my teachers in highschool/college were so focused, calm, asking simple questions, making sure you understand each part, making you realise the all possibilities . Great man
As Opposed to Wood Shop, Where If You Get Hurt on the Table Saw, Band Saw or Drill Press, You Fail the Course. Also, If You See Some Random Tard On the Jobsite Using His Leg for a Sawhorse, Remember that Circular Saws Tend to Kick Back Whenever The Material is Unsupported 😨
Every answer they give him is correct too. He never disagrees with them. He always says yes and… while continuing to add to their own understanding of the lesson. Incredible teacher
I love the way you teach these buddies like : gesture, body movement, making eye contact, regular confirmation of each point, instant hand on exercise, telling the possibilities, calmness, calculated words comes out from your mouth and so on.....
@@nancymomlandrealfans1680 Friend! You are correct to an extent because obviously, I am not as professional as him. But I would like to tell you once that the army of our country, especially the Special Forces, is so capable that they carry out thousands of such operations in their lifetime. Most of those operations are done in a very secretive manner, about which ordinary citizens like me will never get any information, it does not mean that they are inadequate. Along with this, I would like to tell you that the army of any country always works according to the orders of its senior officers and leaders. It is possible that many units operate independently without any external pressure. Which is necessary for a competent defense system of any country. Therefore it is needless and meaningless to say that even though I may not be professional in my work, but they are excellent in their work and I have no doubt about it. Yes, all countries should make a joint effort to maintain peace globally, for which everyone keeps making constant efforts. But it is also true to some extent that global peace is disturbed due to the acts of some foolish leadership, but all of them continue in their work regardless of it. I hope that you have understood the seriousness of things well and thank you for giving your precious time to study it. Jai Hind.
@@808INFantry11X In traditional dynamic entry, a free flow or read system, yes. To go with a mistake using that methodology makes sense because you fill the gap. But that doesn't mean that pointman cannot be wrong, as in making a poor tactical decision. Simply due to complex geometry and tactical dilemmas, pointmen make hasty decisions that are sometimes the lesser tactical option or offer no tactical advantage.
@@ryean1_aus he can wrong in every other circumstance but really in dynamic entry you gotta play off the point man so that is the one exception everything else is subject to METTTC
@@808INFantry11X anywyay, in a faulty methodology of IEs obviously pointman never wrong. because the whole concept is wrong by itself. this types of entries were allready discarded on an academic level. there is enough empirical research.
@@Sniper51990 You push your backs together to stay in body contact with your partner, and go both together to clear both left and right (T shape) at the same time, when it is clear, you move back to point-man, wingman position facing the front. This is my guess, following the ,,Near to Far" problem solving method.
I always wonder what it would be like to see a team in R6 actually clearing rooms as a team how youre supposed too rather than the random shit you see lol
@@Ottakazi you can actually see something simmilar in, for example, latest outbreak-game trailer. Also i tried it in r6, but enemies are too agressive and if you go slow - you will be killed, if you go fast - you will not be as oriented and you may have too much info to process at the same time...
The thing i like most about your content is you address the human reactions to situations and how we naturally jerk away from danger. The techniques account for that and embrace it and use it to create an advantage instead of letting it just ruin your tactics and plan.
Hey! The camera this was shot on was the Sony FS5. The taking lenses were the Samyang/Rokinon 24mm and 35mm Cine primes with the SLR Magic 1.33x Anamorphot attached to the front. That's about it, a simple lightweight setup. Most of it was shot on the 24mm since switching lenses is quite a hustle, because you have to remove, attach and level the adapter every time :) Hope that was helpful. Let us know if you have any more questions!
@@thirdoptioncreative helpful thank you, i supposed it was a SLR magic because of the blue saturated flares^^ hope you enjoy anamorphic look, i can go back now since i use it. i'll rent a set of Atlas orion for my next short film. See you in the "Anamorphic shooters" facebook group ;)
This series is the best explanation and teaching on the topic, I have ever seen and found online and I'm an Instr. of I. Tactical School myself. Hopefully to join some courses soon.
We work very similarly with building clearing in tight hallways. I'm really looking forward to seeing some videos of say the four man stack working through this. Love starting at single man entries and seeing how much easier it gets adding first a second body, then a third and fourth. Keep this up, a lot of great knowledge being handed out for free to the community via these videos.
The good thing about limited penetration is that it's easy to learn and easy to teach. 2-4 man versions... and it moulds with any dynamic method through hybrid entries. Another good thing is you don't often need 4 to a door, 2 can control 80% of the room from the door and work through.
This channel is one of the ones I use for my research when it comes to writing my books. I find it's good to have details like this for helping to ensure that my work is as close to the real thing as possible when writing a series that has modern combat.
love the simplicity. The effectivity in small movements is crazy. THUMBS UP! if you already watched the past lessons, you'll see small sections of it in this vid, if not, then go search for it and you'll thank these guys for their wisdom.
Shaping your tactics and movement in order to take advantage of your human reaction to threat. Ingenious. Keeping things simple and carrying forward previous tactics and adding on to it. Again. Ingenious methodology.
Very impressed! Great instructor, understandable, clear and extremely practical. Here in Spain, we do not use long weapons (Local Police Department), however the concepts are very useful anyway. I hope you decide to make a video soon about vehicle approaches and control and extraction of suspects, that would be very useful for us. Thank you very much indeed for all your information, great job!
@@kraagnjilwulf1413 It really depends on the area or region where your police department belongs. The general rule is that Local Police departments are not authorized to use long weapons, however we currently carry out some trainings with them since in high-risk situations and when collaborating with other police forces we may have to use them in extreme cases, and we must understand its operation and tactical use.
18:46. Those two did it near flawlessly. By the time any threat could’ve had enough time to react because of the point-mans gun being visible, there was already a gun and eyes in position ready. Well done.
Absolute pleasure to watch and learn. As a former Grunt in the Marine Corps, it's interesting to see a different perspective from the "Violence of Action" that has been drilled into my head. Reacting with rage and aggression, and then watching how to react in a way to protect your wingman while also forcing the enemy to be reactionary is a very nice tool to add to my tactical utility belt.
@@rixce5706 The issue with trying to correlate this with squad, arma, or tarkov, is the fact that you'll never truly know if your teamate is next to you all the time when clearing corners like this because you can't physically feel them. You'd break formation too much. But with a lot of a practice I bet you could get as close as to the real thing as you'd want.
@@OfficialInvictus plus your sense of weapon and angles is different in real life ans games, in games yoi cant tell exactly when your muzzle is covered or exploiting itself behind wall, corner
@The Last Operator drop leg holsters do serve a purpose. When you're all kitted up, it does not get in the way like a duty belt. It is important to wear the drop leg holster as high as you can get it, not low like the Hollywood bullshit. I'm a breacher on a swat team.
Bhum Brahmavira that’s what she said. As of for me I just stick it in my pants because I like the feel of it when it rubs against my *this word has been banned from TH-cam*
I love how he lets them make mistakes to teach them how to consider different dangers and possibilities. He coaches them very well, identifying things as inefficiencies or disadvantages
You guys are amazing!! I am in my last month of BLET we just got through Rapid Deployment at a Elementary School and did several different active shooter scenarios. We did a T -roll point man, 2 wingmen left and right and a rear guard. We used Sim- rounds really really awesome! Seeing your advanced training and military tactics really inspires me and fascinates me. Great video, thank you!!! Keep up the great training and teaching.
Great video, very clear and concise instruction on top of very clear demonstration. Even as an airsofter, this knowledge is still of much value to me, and I’m glad to have found this channel.
My friend and I applied this tactic in a AF Battle, it was really practical and efficient... Thanks for the video, it made AF more fun that day... We only got tag twice for the whole hour.
I appreciate these new techniques. In the 90’s during our CQB training (deployments in northern Iraq, Croatia and Haiti) we didn’t compress the weapons at L or T junctions. We used to collapse them under our armpit, still point towards the sector of responsibility and maintain dominance angle. To this day, I feel our technique is better especially after what I lived in the Balkans. So if I were a pointman during a raid or DA, I wouldn’t feel comfortable lowering my weapon while the wingman takes on the obstacle. Apologies; I’m just being honest.
That was a fantastic video. Instructor's charisma, montage and music were perfect. I have one issue: instructor talks about leg/foot work, and camera barely shows it. I am new to this channel, and i don't know if it was fixed in other videos, but i thought it would be worth mentioning.
There are classes in Taiwan now teaching these lessons to civillians in preparation of the future. I am sure your video will help supplement their knowledge and hopefully help them survive.
So me and my family are training with airsoft guns so that when is time to use our real rifles we are prepared. So much great information in these videos thank you for the skills that you are giving me.
Excellent topic matter. I love the illustration of real world problems and how to address them. This is the first time I've discovered this channel. I will watch and look for new posts.
Are you guys planning on doing a "pro's guide to (mountain, forest, flatland, naval) warfare" series in the future? Your videos are great and informative and it helps me explain concepts to my team.
this is awesome I just play airsoft but he explains so clearly and really takes his "students" like humans alowing them to come to their own conclusions as a football and hockey coach I really like how he tought them
His corrective instructions on muzzle discipline regarding line of sight adjustment are correct. When cheek to but method takes away the shooter's full view, this makes a huge difference when a movement to contact is "high". The adjustment of looking (sight scanning) over the fixed-sight and then seconds back to fixed-sight is a great tool to learn when having a full view of the target adjustment concept.
Wow, awesome content and instructions ! I just got into tactical VR games and youtube recommended this video, I'll check out the channel. This just shows that using a haptic vest with sleeves can add this type of realism to gaming/training, using touch for communication, not just getting hit by bullits
I love that in the beginning when eli is talking about what will happen when no1 engages a threat, he raises his weapon and eli shifts out of the way on instinct
Man I love your videos, I was in the Marine Corps 8 years and we primarily implemented dynamic tactics while I was in. Could you do a video on single man clearing with a side arm.
This is really educational even for a civilian like me because I imagine, even if I'm not carrying a weapon, I can still direct myself and my buddy from serious or lethal harm. I'm writing a zombie apoc story and I realized, as much as this tactic is useful, clearing a room with an enemy that doesn't flinch, gets scared, feels pain, and will just come running at you is going to be really challenging.
What would be your advise for very tight tubular spaces that restrict movement to almost single file for operators loaded with gear, say in a VBSS scenario on board a small coastal vessel?The passageways often force people to turn sideways to pass one another, and gets very challenging with tooled up teams to flow through. Also, can you do a video on stairs and stairwells? Thank you.
great question my man! it really depends. primarily we would stay together, as a default. in some occasions, depending although in what is available in terms of environment - we would apply a somewhat similar concept to bound overwatch from apex to apex.
Project Gecko I don’t remember seeing that in one of your videos. Maybe you can explain apex and apex movement in an upcoming vid? And thank you for this video series. It’s pure gold
if it was me id just put the shortest guy upfront and tallest behind him shoot over the shoulder sure RIP your ears but 2 guns better than 1 what do i know tho
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Honestly, I can't believe this is free content. Really great teaching style too.
I am more scared about who can see this,i say bad people loke the cartel's or the terrorist.
@@adriangarza9394 fuck them! They’re not training and drilling repetitions day in and day out. These guys are, that’s why they’re the best at what they do. Not the damn cartel 😩 Put them head up against each other and the Operators win 10/10 times. Unless some freak accord happens but even then operators train for those too. How many cartel guys know combat first aid skills?
@@Monstalic stupid double standard murica
It is in yt premium before
@@adriangarza9394 Good people being educated on bad peoples tactics is only a good thing.
Exceptional teacher. Maaaan only if my teachers in highschool/college were so focused, calm, asking simple questions, making sure you understand each part, making you realise the all possibilities . Great man
As Opposed to Wood Shop, Where If You Get Hurt on the Table Saw, Band Saw or Drill Press, You Fail the Course. Also, If You See Some Random Tard On the Jobsite Using His Leg for a Sawhorse, Remember that Circular Saws Tend to Kick Back Whenever The Material is Unsupported 😨
Every answer they give him is correct too. He never disagrees with them. He always says yes and… while continuing to add to their own understanding of the lesson. Incredible teacher
These students are there because they want to learn. Most high school students don't care about half their classes since they're forced to be there.
@@tomkeehn agree, its a damn piece of crap
@@tomkeehn Yeah. It's hard to learn something you don't want to learn.
I love the way you teach these buddies like : gesture, body movement, making eye contact, regular confirmation of each point, instant hand on exercise, telling the possibilities, calmness, calculated words comes out from your mouth and so on.....
Becox he is not from india like you
@@nancymomlandrealfans1680 Friend! You are correct to an extent because obviously, I am not as professional as him. But I would like to tell you once that the army of our country, especially the Special Forces, is so capable that they carry out thousands of such operations in their lifetime. Most of those operations are done in a very secretive manner, about which ordinary citizens like me will never get any information, it does not mean that they are inadequate. Along with this, I would like to tell you that the army of any country always works according to the orders of its senior officers and leaders. It is possible that many units operate independently without any external pressure. Which is necessary for a competent defense system of any country.
Therefore it is needless and meaningless to say that even though I may not be professional in my work, but they are excellent in their work and I have no doubt about it. Yes, all countries should make a joint effort to maintain peace globally, for which everyone keeps making constant efforts. But it is also true to some extent that global peace is disturbed due to the acts of some foolish leadership, but all of them continue in their work regardless of it.
I hope that you have understood the seriousness of things well and thank you for giving your precious time to study it.
Jai Hind.
That's the IDF special forces for you... he's coming from a very active military background.
@@goswamisirtalks4011 Leh and Ladakh Get All Press Coverage on TFT Global
@@MrOri68 If He Was Active, He Would be Masked like the German Observers
"Is the first man always right?" "No."
Finally, someone says it!
First man is always right going through a door way because they dictate the rest of the teams placement movement.
@@808INFantry11X In traditional dynamic entry, a free flow or read system, yes. To go with a mistake using that methodology makes sense because you fill the gap. But that doesn't mean that pointman cannot be wrong, as in making a poor tactical decision. Simply due to complex geometry and tactical dilemmas, pointmen make hasty decisions that are sometimes the lesser tactical option or offer no tactical advantage.
@@ryean1_aus he can wrong in every other circumstance but really in dynamic entry you gotta play off the point man so that is the one exception everything else is subject to METTTC
what does METTC has to do with it? its like saying i can drive but it depends on the seasons. @@808INFantry11X
@@808INFantry11X anywyay, in a faulty methodology of IEs obviously pointman never wrong. because the whole concept is wrong by itself. this types of entries were allready discarded on an academic level. there is enough empirical research.
Thank you guys for watching! If you got questions, feel for to ask.
Great video sir. Thanks for great content! Semper Fi
i have no question coz his instructions are so clear
What you will do by a T-Room, so nobody can going first with his elbow because the wingman can't hold the angles of the other room?
@@Sniper51990 You push your backs together to stay in body contact with your partner, and go both together to clear both left and right (T shape) at the same time, when it is clear, you move back to point-man, wingman position facing the front. This is my guess, following the ,,Near to Far" problem solving method.
@@naki5226 you mean they make sense?
I got recommended this after losing a match of Ranked on R6. Thank you, TH-cam algorithms?
I always wonder what it would be like to see a team in R6 actually clearing rooms as a team how youre supposed too rather than the random shit you see lol
I'm teaching my buddies tactial strats and breaching protocols, we do ok but still bit off rhythm and still off, but practice and practice.
Err0r __ LOL
@@Ottakazi you can actually see something simmilar in, for example, latest outbreak-game trailer. Also i tried it in r6, but enemies are too agressive and if you go slow - you will be killed, if you go fast - you will not be as oriented and you may have too much info to process at the same time...
Real tactics don't work in run'n'gun arcade shooters like Siege or Quake. Simulations like Arma and Ready or not will reward real tactics.
What a great inistructor. Doesn't cuss, calm voice, and give clear steps!
Because it’s not drill or basic training. This is training after your are already in a special force unit.
The thing i like most about your content is you address the human reactions to situations and how we naturally jerk away from danger. The techniques account for that and embrace it and use it to create an advantage instead of letting it just ruin your tactics and plan.
These longer videos are the best tactical team training content on TH-cam. Thanks a lot and keep them coming!
Makes sense? Good.
Thanks for free knowledge 🤙 Gonna train this with my squad on the next training day.
Goddamn Bagieta, my friend, i didn't expected to see You here hahaha💪🔥 All best for You from Poznań, i watch every video of yours 👀👀
This was a fantastic and clearly explained tactical breakdown. Really enjoyed it.
You earned this Sub.
Bryce Arnold he really breaks every down well, a good teacher
When are you going to use it
17:14 That guy doesn't even blink
If you blink you die
@@MirzaKhalid that's quality glasses, dark out side, yellow from inside
The instructor was expecting a reaction and the student was just ice cold 😂
those are warriors they dont get trained for tenthousends of euros just to look cool haha
He is a great instructor from what I see. Very knowledgeable, and thorough, with clear instructions that will keep you alive.
Really helpful thanks ! what about the anamorphic gear on this video ?
Hey!
The camera this was shot on was the Sony FS5. The taking lenses were the Samyang/Rokinon 24mm and 35mm Cine primes with the SLR Magic 1.33x Anamorphot attached to the front. That's about it, a simple lightweight setup. Most of it was shot on the 24mm since switching lenses is quite a hustle, because you have to remove, attach and level the adapter every time :)
Hope that was helpful.
Let us know if you have any more questions!
@@thirdoptioncreative helpful thank you, i supposed it was a SLR magic because of the blue saturated flares^^ hope you enjoy anamorphic look, i can go back now since i use it. i'll rent a set of Atlas orion for my next short film. See you in the "Anamorphic shooters" facebook group ;)
They’re actually using human shields
@@mysteryreaver4191 of course. I would stand in front of a bullet for my team mate. Cover each other all the time.
@@TRAC yea you can see the beauty and quality of the camera at 2:17 .... it really brings out the strengths of SLR's
This series is the best explanation and teaching on the topic, I have ever seen and found online and I'm an Instr. of I. Tactical School myself. Hopefully to join some courses soon.
Nothing more beautiful than elite tactics and strategy being well understood and executed
Me, a civilian far from holding a real gun.
"Hmm, this might be helpful in a post apocalyptic world"
you should change that
u can use this in airsoft matches
@@Mav10 That's literally why I watched this video. It helped a lot too, lol.
Videos like this are fantastic but look for real world professional training too. At the very least it really boosts confidence
@@micahprince185 So are only airsofters here? :D
We work very similarly with building clearing in tight hallways. I'm really looking forward to seeing some videos of say the four man stack working through this. Love starting at single man entries and seeing how much easier it gets adding first a second body, then a third and fourth. Keep this up, a lot of great knowledge being handed out for free to the community via these videos.
The good thing about limited penetration is that it's easy to learn and easy to teach. 2-4 man versions... and it moulds with any dynamic method through hybrid entries. Another good thing is you don't often need 4 to a door, 2 can control 80% of the room from the door and work through.
As a special forces operator, watching your videos is really helpful to me, thank you for sharing your experience
You're special forces?!
This channel is one of the ones I use for my research when it comes to writing my books. I find it's good to have details like this for helping to ensure that my work is as close to the real thing as possible when writing a series that has modern combat.
I also use it for my writing too!
love the simplicity. The effectivity in small movements is crazy. THUMBS UP! if you already watched the past lessons, you'll see small sections of it in this vid, if not, then go search for it and you'll thank these guys for their wisdom.
Shaping your tactics and movement in order to take advantage of your human reaction to threat. Ingenious. Keeping things simple and carrying forward previous tactics and adding on to it. Again. Ingenious methodology.
Very impressed! Great instructor, understandable, clear and extremely practical. Here in Spain, we do not use long weapons (Local Police Department), however the concepts are very useful anyway. I hope you decide to make a video soon about vehicle approaches and control and extraction of suspects, that would be very useful for us. Thank you very much indeed for all your information, great job!
Is it a rule that you're not allowed to use long weapon systems, or do you just never really need them?
@@kraagnjilwulf1413 It really depends on the area or region where your police department belongs. The general rule is that Local Police departments are not authorized to use long weapons, however we currently carry out some trainings with them since in high-risk situations and when collaborating with other police forces we may have to use them in extreme cases, and we must understand its operation and tactical use.
Greetings from active duty Swedish Army Paratrooper.
You,Sir, just got yourself a new subscriber and a thumps up 🎉
For real these guys are amazing
Just a normal guy watching but I appreciate the lessons. Stay safe guys and thank you for your service in this crazy world from the USA 🌎
the monitor and operators are just amazing
19:26 That airbag analogy got me
Amazing process to teach...start from easy to hard...slow to fast...in the end everything makes sense...
18:46. Those two did it near flawlessly. By the time any threat could’ve had enough time to react because of the point-mans gun being visible, there was already a gun and eyes in position ready. Well done.
Thanks Gecko! You give some of the best training in the world.
Absolute pleasure to watch and learn. As a former Grunt in the Marine Corps, it's interesting to see a different perspective from the "Violence of Action" that has been drilled into my head. Reacting with rage and aggression, and then watching how to react in a way to protect your wingman while also forcing the enemy to be reactionary is a very nice tool to add to my tactical utility belt.
Are these tactics some of what you use in the marines
Amazing teaching style and the system is actually very effective, efficient and commonsensical. Kudos to you sir
i just play airsoft, but man, i love this videos so much
I just play Squad. Most of this stuff doesn't even apply to videogames, but man it's cool to watch
Lavtekk squad, Arma, tarkov are the closest you could probably get lmao
@@rixce5706 The issue with trying to correlate this with squad, arma, or tarkov, is the fact that you'll never truly know if your teamate is next to you all the time when clearing corners like this because you can't physically feel them. You'd break formation too much. But with a lot of a practice I bet you could get as close as to the real thing as you'd want.
Practice is the key. It's easily doable, you e just gotta communicate and have trust in your buddies.
@@OfficialInvictus plus your sense of weapon and angles is different in real life ans games, in games yoi cant tell exactly when your muzzle is covered or exploiting itself behind wall, corner
18:20 that guy put his mind in this training. When instructor react he reacts. That’s good
I respect this guy because he doesn't have a drop leg holster.
@The Last Operator drop leg holsters do serve a purpose. When you're all kitted up, it does not get in the way like a duty belt. It is important to wear the drop leg holster as high as you can get it, not low like the Hollywood bullshit. I'm a breacher on a swat team.
Being prior military and local police, I approve this comment @uujman 👍👍
Drop legs blow 💩💩💩
Drop leg is trash, hip holster is trash, mid ride is fuccing lit
Bhum Brahmavira that’s what she said. As of for me I just stick it in my pants because I like the feel of it when it rubs against my *this word has been banned from TH-cam*
Rehearsals are SO VERY IMPORTANT!! They keep you alive.
I always enjoy watching these, you can never have too much information and knowledge
The teacher is a genius level individual for not juts his knowledge but also the way he is imparting it, keeping it simple. Great information.
OMG, this teacher is insane! Sad there are not many teachers like this at school.
I love how he lets them make mistakes to teach them how to consider different dangers and possibilities. He coaches them very well, identifying things as inefficiencies or disadvantages
Thanks for posting, seeing a two man team move like this is very interesting to watch. The instructor enhances the learning experience. Many thanks.
You guys are amazing!! I am in my last month of BLET we just got through Rapid Deployment at a Elementary School and did several different active shooter scenarios. We did a T -roll point man, 2 wingmen left and right and a rear guard. We used Sim- rounds really really awesome! Seeing your advanced training and military tactics really inspires me and fascinates me. Great video, thank you!!! Keep up the great training and teaching.
Having someone like this guy next to when in an operation will make you as confident as anything going into a hostile situation! Great vidoe
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What is excellent about your instruction is that you're training these men to THINK, not simply to react. Bravo.
Ok now you have cleared left side corners. We will now see can you do it on your right.
Me: Oh shit
ITZ_IRISH_PRIDE 😂 this comment just cracked me...
Exactly.. Haha 😂
I was thinking this same thing half way through this video.
So you noticed it too.
UF PRO should establish a film company
jy wu | agreed... definitely worth watching.
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5:46 I'll clear the basement!
BrOO HAHAHAHA
Hahaha savage
This guy is an amazing trainer. The patience he has is awesome.
Great video, very clear and concise instruction on top of very clear demonstration. Even as an airsofter, this knowledge is still of much value to me, and I’m glad to have found this channel.
My friend and I applied this tactic in a AF Battle, it was really practical and efficient... Thanks for the video, it made AF more fun that day... We only got tag twice for the whole hour.
I appreciate these new techniques. In the 90’s during our CQB training (deployments in northern Iraq, Croatia and Haiti) we didn’t compress the weapons at L or T junctions. We used to collapse them under our armpit, still point towards the sector of responsibility and maintain dominance angle. To this day, I feel our technique is better especially after what I lived in the Balkans. So if I were a pointman during a raid or DA, I wouldn’t feel comfortable lowering my weapon while the wingman takes on the obstacle. Apologies; I’m just being honest.
That was a fantastic video. Instructor's charisma, montage and music were perfect. I have one issue: instructor talks about leg/foot work, and camera barely shows it. I am new to this channel, and i don't know if it was fixed in other videos, but i thought it would be worth mentioning.
There are classes in Taiwan now teaching these lessons to civillians in preparation of the future. I am sure your video will help supplement their knowledge and hopefully help them survive.
2:07
"Why do we want to be together?"
operator: "No one wants to be lonely"
Awesome, love the teaching all the way here from Jamaica 🇯🇲
So me and my family are training with airsoft guns so that when is time to use our real rifles we are prepared. So much great information in these videos thank you for the skills that you are giving me.
Excellent topic matter. I love the illustration of real world problems and how to address them. This is the first time I've discovered this channel. I will watch and look for new posts.
Are you guys planning on doing a "pro's guide to (mountain, forest, flatland, naval) warfare" series in the future? Your videos are great and informative and it helps me explain concepts to my team.
Excellent instructor with clear instructions.
this is awesome I just play airsoft but he explains so clearly and really takes his "students" like humans alowing them to come to their own conclusions as a football and hockey coach I really like how he tought them
Establishing SOPs for your fire teams will ensure speed, surprise, and violence of action is achieved to include safety and effectiveness. Cool video.
You guys saved my life with your videos! Keep making this stuff please!🤘🐸🔱
His corrective instructions on muzzle discipline regarding line of sight adjustment are correct. When cheek to but method takes away the shooter's full view, this makes a huge difference when a movement to contact is "high". The adjustment of looking (sight scanning) over the fixed-sight and then seconds back to fixed-sight is a great tool to learn when having a full view of the target adjustment concept.
goddamn, these series require many times reviews. Thank you so much for the video
The teacher is not forceful which is amazing I learned from this video 📸
to be honest... i learned allot from you for my airsoft games, i know its not real deal , but it did made me kinda better player then the others !
RAKUN6
Airsoft applies to reality disregarding a few key differences.
This guy is phenomenal leave it up to the Israeli to come up with great tactical techniques great job please keep it coming thank you.
"You should think about it" somehow reminds me of The Book of Five rings by Miyamoto Musashi: "You should investigate this thoroughly".
You are like that good swimming instructor that actually likes teaching people how to swim, and is actually good at teaching
Video endlich angeschaut. Und mal wieder einfach klasse Video!! Bitte noch mehr 🤙
I love seeing people get after some good training. Keep the warrior mindset, people!
Once again, great work by everyone involved. Great content.
Exceptional instructions & principles. I'm extremely thankful for you having shared these concepts in such depth. Be well!
Respect to our Polizei. Their training looks good. Thanks for uploading!
So Video wird direkt nach Arbeit angeschaut aber jetzt schon aus Prinzip Daumen hoch!!
First minute of the video youve gained a new subscription
Civ's like myself are out here getting educated from you all. Thanks.
Wow, awesome content and instructions ! I just got into tactical VR games and youtube recommended this video, I'll check out the channel. This just shows that using a haptic vest with sleeves can add this type of realism to gaming/training, using touch for communication, not just getting hit by bullits
Pretty interesting! Thank you guys!! Upload more tactical videos please.
I love that in the beginning when eli is talking about what will happen when no1 engages a threat, he raises his weapon and eli shifts out of the way on instinct
Man I love your videos, I was in the Marine Corps 8 years and we primarily implemented dynamic tactics while I was in. Could you do a video on single man clearing with a side arm.
you would probably apply the same principles as the ones in the channel's room clearing video.
John Lovell has a few videos on room clearing alone. th-cam.com/video/fgDQXGye53I/w-d-xo.html
@@MyNamesEman yeah the concept should be the same, I was hoping to understand the dynamics of weapon manipulation during the movements.
Absolutely great video, great instructor, and Its easy to understand what the instructor are saying, and the camera works also 10/10
Always respect from Japan
great video. i wish there was more useful content like this on youtube
This is excellent instruction. I wish I could train like this as I'm going into law enforcement and I'm currently an armed Security officer
The point of the video is that you CAN Train like this
I use these tactics in paintball with my mate
why is this the first time am seeing this channel,,youtube did a bad job....this is great staff....great great great straff...
Eli is the real deal !!
This is really educational even for a civilian like me because I imagine, even if I'm not carrying a weapon, I can still direct myself and my buddy from serious or lethal harm. I'm writing a zombie apoc story and I realized, as much as this tactic is useful, clearing a room with an enemy that doesn't flinch, gets scared, feels pain, and will just come running at you is going to be really challenging.
Man this takes airsofting to the next level
omg your watching for the same reason as me :D
Man this guy is an amazing teacher
I’m french and you explain it very well i love this content good job 🫡🤝🇫🇷
Im a civilian but educated as well thanks for this.
Another perfect video! ISF is no joke.
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Pretty much
You re hired
Ha ha spot on...
Great video for optimizing cover and protecting your battle buddy when clearing L shapes.
Damn this one guy is a fuckiiing giant haha
Dude has to be the one usually carrying the breaching sledge hammer...😊
He’s a UNIT
Der Doppelmeter
A tacticool giant.
@@turbor9958 nicht ganz aber fast 😉
This is great teaching. Even for a normal civilian type its great knowledge to retain and utilize in emergency
What would be your advise for very tight tubular spaces that restrict movement to almost single file for operators loaded with gear, say in a VBSS scenario on board a small coastal vessel?The passageways often force people to turn sideways to pass one another, and gets very challenging with tooled up teams to flow through. Also, can you do a video on stairs and stairwells? Thank you.
great question my man! it really depends. primarily we would stay together, as a default. in some occasions, depending although in what is available in terms of environment - we would apply a somewhat similar concept to bound overwatch from apex to apex.
Project Gecko I don’t remember seeing that in one of your videos. Maybe you can explain apex and apex movement in an upcoming vid?
And thank you for this video series. It’s pure gold
@@IceKnight366 seccond this request for one of the upcoming videos!
Stairways, opposed? Solution Dynamic Entry. Stairways and doorways are choke-points, never use them.
if it was me id just put the shortest guy upfront and tallest behind him shoot over the shoulder sure RIP your ears but 2 guns better than 1 what do i know tho