HOW TO DEAL WITH A CHOKE! (Commercial Krav Maga will not like this!) 

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Good point .

I subsribed also, but serious question... what guy would choke anothe guy unless the other guy was injured

He was saying it's not a realistic attack unless the guy doing the choking has lost his head, or he's so confident that he's doing it as a way to exert dominance over the victim@@smokescreen2146

@@smokescreen2146 yeah you would say that. But I saw it happen for real. He attacked in a state of rage..

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How real is it when he wont use a small person to do the experiment with, he squats down to mimic a shorter person BUT can still reach his opponent?? If you're tiny that wont be just a height thing, now your arm span would be shorter. He actually lowered his body to mimic eg a smaller woman BUT still threw a punch with an arm span of a tall person?? lmao how is that realistic?? Tall people should not teach marial arts, this guy can use brute force and beat anyone, styles/tactics are for those who are disadvantaged in power or stature (size)

@@GawrGurasBathTubPizza You're right. Maybe try and use the legs to kick someone in the nuts if you're small??

​@@GawrGurasBathTubPizzayou won't have chance against a tall person if you don't atleast have 3 or 5 years of training 😂

What a kind words! Much appreciated. And thank you for your service!

empty suits.

Man, I wish my tax dollars would pay for law enforcement to get Krav Maga training. It would save alot of lives on both sides of the law.

Law enforcement especially federal LEO's are nothing more than corrupted militarized enforcers for an out-of-control, tyrannical and corrupt illegitimate government anymore (stolen elections and corruption = illegitimate)

It seems ridiculous that is not the case.

Absolutely! She is my wife 😅

@@schoolofselfprotection congrats man, her reaction was impressive

really not instantly she was ready

She knew it was coming so she was ready.

@@talhaqureshi2394 She knows the situation from back home. Imagine the poor guy just wanting to hug his lady and her constantly slipping away ;-P

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That's true. I told my security guard instructor this and he won't listen.

Very true! Seen it many times. A big guy acting all confident against a smaller guy in front of him just to be hit from behind by the small guy's friend, often with some kind of (improvised) weapon. Never ever asume people are alone, unarmed and will fight fair.

@@sirseigan True, rule of thumb is if someone is picking a fight with you they think they have an advantage. 1) They are larger. 2) They are armed. 3) There are multiple attackers. I tend to believe it will be at least two of the above.

You are a honest legend!

Static chokes are the norm on the street Go ask any patrol officer that takes crime reports in big cities. This guy is full of himself and typical of YT commandos who preach their delusions as truth.

@@cupholder7758 The norm, really? I very much doubt that. As does any patrol officer I have ever talked about this. Static chokes without a wall to the back of the victim (or them lying on their backs) are neither the norm in a domestic nor in a street context. They happen occasionally, of course (Murphy's Law: any idiotic thing will happen eventually, given enough time and people). But even when they do, getting out of the line via side step and using your shoulder as a leverage is the superior solution.

Shut your yapper. "I'm a little Krav Maga..."

Just go to any large city or community. I'm sure it won't be long to have your curiosity answered.

I’ve been there. The reason I started training hand to hand was because a big guy attacked me and I had no idea what to do. I’ve always been athletic and in good shape so I thought I’d be fine if I ever had to defend myself. I was wrong. I froze and didn’t know what to do. Been training for many years now. Only had to use it once on the street since I’ve been training. It was 2 guys who attacked 1 guy. I jumped in to break up. I dropped the 1st guy unconscious in seconds with a choke and after that the other one just put his hands up and said it’s cool man. It was much easier than I thought. Untrained fighters have no defense. I’m used to going against guys who also train like I do. The untrained guy doesn’t have a chance. By the way, a trained fighter would never try to choke someone like in this video. You’ll never pull that choke off against anyone who has trained for even a short time.

Why does everyone forget there are MORE targets than the ones immediately in front of your face... ONE knee or the other is available... and MORE.. SPIT-- the distration will be enough to allow you to find something else.. AWARENESS is your best weapon.. as there are ALWAYS alternatives..

I would say it was a very proud moment for you! Not only did you know what to do to not get choked and to keep your brething going, you also had the time to argue with yourself why severly injuring a class- or schoolmate was just not worth it... yet. I applaude your sense of ethics and control over yourself in this kind of situation and implore you to work on your non lethal alternatives to dangerous situations. I don't oppose lethal techniques, though, I just believe in step by step escalation first even though I know that there's not always enough time for that. If you've tried anything else before and nothing has worked yet or the situation just is/gets/has become too serious, go for it!

Should be a proud moment for you, as you didn't lay a finger on him while he tried to choke you and you were just standing there unfazed

Thanks bruv!!

@@schoolofselfprotection you give off Bas Ruten vibes bruv 💯

​​@@willienelson8377 I agree, Willie. He does remind me of the great Bas Rutten.

I have met guys who can take a decent groinshot without blinking or slowing down in a fight. With enough addrenaline in their system... At one time it was a steel toed boot that went right up without a response. However the guy was high as f* and went berserk unprovoced alone against 4 sober guys who know how to handle themselves in an ordinary brawl. He eventually went down but lets just say that they had to work for it. However I can not comment on his ability to procriate after the incident... Another incident a teenager get jumped by two others of the same age. After the intial strike he grabs the hair of one and jump knees him in the face. When he land the other one is right behind him and kicks hard right up in the jumped kid's balls, straight on with full force. The attacked kid went with the momentum of the kick and spin-jump around to outer side of the attacker behind him facing him, and on the way down from that spin-jump he kicks the guy in the back of the head, neck and shoulders (not a clean shot). The jumped kid fought off his attackers, did not flinch at a full force shot to the groin in the heat of the moment, but afterward, when the adrenaline whent down, he felt it like ton of bricks and was totaly incapacitated. And this is just two examples of many. This is why UCs groinkicks up beyond the pelvis is so effective; they do not only rely on pain alone but on structural/posture destruction and follow up. If you can get the guy up on his toes over balancing (key thing) and you can take advantage of that, the level of pain from the groin shot is not as important, it is just a bonus. Also if you know how an ordinary groin shot is quite easy to defend very quickly so it do not become a clean hit. It will most hurt like hell afterwards but it will make you able to keep on fighting in the heat of things. I have used it myself several times and comming out on top because of it. The moral of my rant is to never ever rely on pain alone, always aim for posture destruction and follow up. A groin shot is not the silver bullet many (often womens) self defence courses paint it to be. It is a means to an end, not a certain end in it self. (I am sure you know this already but others reading the comments might not, so that is why I wrote).

The groin is the great equaliser in a fight.

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@@schoolofselfprotection I was showing my 10 year old son this video until I realized that the only way you can communicate is by using the "F" word. Clean up your act

Listen John. Listen very carefully. My video is labeled as “not suitable for kids”. There is a reason for it. I prepare people to deal with violence. Kids are not ready for that. Also some adults who have no understanding how an aggressive subject attacks or works can be hurt by my offensive language. The fact is that there is no “snowflake” label that I can tick the box on. If you think this language is the hard..click on and move on. Hit the unfollow button. But please understand that this is how the criminal will use language. You better get used to it before it makes you capitulate when the real event kicks off. It’s part of combat. This is not a martial art. So no..I will absolutely not clean up my language.

@@schoolofselfprotection So, a child can never be attacked? Is that what you are saying? That is a very poor excuse for using the "F" word so readily. I rather think it has to do with your lack of a handle on good grammar. When we use a swear word there is always a better more accurate word to use. Sorry if I offended you but you really offended my with that language. Good Luck

@@johnreidy2804 no I said this video is not suitable for children. You show him. Not me. If you got offended by my video I just made my point. The criminal will use language to make you freeze. Or capitulate. My students are desensitized to the core 🤣 if they need to deal with verbal aggression it’s another day at the office for them.

What a great feedback! Thank you very much!

@@schoolofselfprotection There were two things that you touched on that I thought were critical concepts. The "trigger" or "switch" that turns on the appropriate response was never taught to me. I learned it the hard way. Now it is a critical "line in the sand". The second is the programming of your computer for an appropriate response. We don't rise to the occasion, we default to our level of training. The stronger the neural pathway that is built, the easier for your computer to select. "Amateurs talk about hardware, professionals talk about software." Please consider coming to California, or Las Vegas soon.

Thanks for seeing that! And understanding! ! Much appreciated!🙏🏻

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My Muay Thai instructor is like this fellow. He’d like this video.

Facts :-)

Working "doors" doesn't make you a self defense expert.

@@cupholder7758 No, it doesn't. However, it's the real-world not a controlled ring sport. Weapons and friends come into play as does real-world life-or-death damage (e.g. hitting your head on a table and dying). Sport arts are fun, I study them myself, but they're not self-defense.

@@cupholder7758 Nobody said it does. I remarked that drunk idiots increase aggression and focus of purpose. You just might be one of those drunk idiots that encounters a very aggressive and intolerant individual who happens to be an expert, such as the gentleman in these videos. Good luck with it.

@@cupholder7758 no, but it makes you a relative expert on being attacked. What's the best way to become a self-defence expert, d'ya reckon? Maybe starting with real-word experience in, you know, BEING ATTACKED?

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Thank you!!

Yep same I hate it

Do you teach real Krav Maga or were you taught the water down civilian version. Asking for myself

@@kone.linngus3651 I teach Krav Maga under the AKMF association, which is mainly for civilians and law enforcement.

@@brooklyneagleclaw so it is the waterdown version. Thank you for responding.

Thanks Lars! I really appreciate your feedback!!

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Thanks for your open mind!🙏🏻

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Thank you very much! I appreciate it!

@@schoolofselfprotection very well Executed my solution would be much Worse resulting in a Perpetrator's Broken arm or worse

@@schoolofselfprotection in the moment you went between his two arms all that is needed is to Shift your Weight and Straiten arm into.a Hook arm lock, the result is a Dislocated Shoulder of attacker

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I'm a short fella lightweight I have had to protect myself many times but it is fast and I don't hang around to sign autographs. Or for second rounds. 😱💥

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Thank you very much! And keep up the good work!!

Brother let me know if I can help you with free advice and guidance! Email me!

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Thanks! I will!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you very much! I’m teaching in Germany a lot! Feel welcome at a seminar!

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Awesome! Thank you!

Thank you brother! You too!!

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Very close to Defendo,Sir.Well Done

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That’s great! Thanks!

If it works for you it’s great! Keep on doing that! Thanks for the kind words.

@@schoolofselfprotection Great, thank you for the reply.

Depends on how big the attackers arms my partner would usually just lift an aggressive little guy like me or you with just one hand and one arm. With his shirt and pants you would never know he does 480 lb curls while talking to you, as in a conversation. He will put you in the hurt locker very quickly

@@kevinoneill41480lb curls? 218kg? Unless you mean that's his bench press weight. Sorry, I'm not a weightlifter and I'm trying not to be pedantic which is hard to convey through a text comment, no malice intended. According to Google: "The heaviest strict curl ever recorded is a 114 kg (251 lb) lift performed by LeRoy Walker on the 28th of August 2021. This world record bicep curl is a 1 kg improvement on the previous 2015 record set by arm wrestler Denis Cyplenkov, who has some of the largest biceps in the world."

Awesome feedback. That’s what you never see coming from a keyboard warrior. People like you (capable and humble) understand the core of what I teach. And they still appreciate. Very much appreciated coming from you! Thank you!

Furthermore at 5:00 the « pluck » in Krav is ALWAYS accompanied with a groin knee or palm strike to nose/chin. That’s a fundamental principle of Krav: simultaneous defense and strike. Krav 101.

Strike and defend is a complex motor skill. It’s crap.

I thought it was just me I said the same thing

@@aarontours which is something that will never work

@@schoolofselfprotection the technique you are teaching isn’t really gross motor skill either. If you lined up 10 untrained people and choked them, at the late stage where they have hands around the neck, their natural response would be to protect their airway by grabbing the wrists and forearms of the attacker. It’s very natural behaviour. What you teach is trained, fine motor skill and an early phase response, that’s also not great against taller super aggressive attackers. You are demonstrating a lack of understanding around timelines, mindset, motor skills and technical limitations - and with an uneducated understanding of what many KM instructors and schools teach. It has limitations also.

It’s actually 3/8 seconds to faint. But the instructor who told you this understand the urgency of acting fast!

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did you battle red skull

AHH Geoff Thompson teaches from experience, Michel teaches from lees curriculum

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Exactly!

There are a lot of fruitcakes out there! Good you start learning!

Thanks a lot! I think they want to hurt me 🤣

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Thanks! Good to hear you guys keep it simple! Exactly my point!

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Thanks for the support!