Unrehearsed training video. A bit old but clearly gets the point across.
Dan Inosanto is a famous Eskrima/knife instructor. The video clearly demonstrates distances most think would be safe are in fact not. I'm posting this because there are still many who refer to the distance Mike Brown was from Officer Wilson. I've heard 'well he was 15 feet away! Can't possibly be a threat!'
With an open mind watch and learn how fast a determined attacker can strike. Also pay attn to the officers who are what we call 'guncentric' meaning it is what they go for because in their mind it is the end all to be all. 'I'm carrying a gun so I'm invincible!' is the mentality of many cops as well as concealed carriers. Not many contemplate H2H tactics or even study them. Even from a distance of 21 feet the attacker is still able to come really close to stabbing him. From 10 feet or less you'd be dead before you realized it. Watch cop stumble backward as he's drawing and Inosanto slices him right across the throat. SD ain't no joke.
I hope this may open some minds or cause some to rethink their SD plan.
Dan Inosanto is a famous Eskrima/knife instructor. The video clearly demonstrates distances most think would be safe are in fact not. I'm posting this because there are still many who refer to the distance Mike Brown was from Officer Wilson. I've heard 'well he was 15 feet away! Can't possibly be a threat!'
With an open mind watch and learn how fast a determined attacker can strike. Also pay attn to the officers who are what we call 'guncentric' meaning it is what they go for because in their mind it is the end all to be all. 'I'm carrying a gun so I'm invincible!' is the mentality of many cops as well as concealed carriers. Not many contemplate H2H tactics or even study them. Even from a distance of 21 feet the attacker is still able to come really close to stabbing him. From 10 feet or less you'd be dead before you realized it. Watch cop stumble backward as he's drawing and Inosanto slices him right across the throat. SD ain't no joke.
I hope this may open some minds or cause some to rethink their SD plan.