Pro's guide to CQB | Wingman cornering & mobility 

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.

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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.

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.

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@@MrOri68 If He Was Active, He Would be Masked like the German Observers

Because it’s not drill or basic training. This is training after your are already in a special force unit.

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.

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

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 👀👀

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?

Bryce Arnold he really breaks every down well, a good teacher

When are you going to use it

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.

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

BrOO HAHAHAHA

Hahaha savage

You're special forces?!

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.

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.

Are these tactics some of what you use in the marines

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.

I also use it for my writing too!

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

@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.

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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 RU-vid*

jy wu | agreed... definitely worth watching.

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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

For real these guys are amazing

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RAKUN6 Airsoft applies to reality disregarding a few key differences.

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. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fgDQXGye53I.html

@@MyNamesEman yeah the concept should be the same, I was hoping to understand the dynamics of weapon manipulation during the movements.

The point of the video is that you CAN Train like this I use these tactics in paintball with my mate

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

Dude has to be the one usually carrying the breaching sledge hammer...😊

He’s a UNIT

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A tacticool giant.

@@turbor9958 nicht ganz aber fast 😉

@@4thdetach532 you see the ":D" at the end? I was just joking. You must be fun at parties

sarpeg1337 lol he deleted it

Pretty much

You re hired

Ha ha spot on...

omg your watching for the same reason as me :D

*flesh

It's covered in more depth in one of the previous episodes.

@@ben8081you did not get the joke obviously

LOL.

It's a hard habit to break. You got to remember this isn't the first time these guys have trained. It's mostly muscle memory by now which means their mistakes are muscle memory.