Videos tagged with 100 Deadly Skills

This video by Warrior Poet Society, featuring Clint Emerson, delves into field-expedient surveillance and counter-surveillance techniques. It highlights the vulnerabilities of modern smartphones overseas, recommending burner phones and signal-blocking sleeves. The discussion also covers miniature camera technology and the risks of data theft via SIM readers and keyloggers, emphasizing the importance of securing devices.

This video demonstrates how to create improvised weapons for self-defense when traditional firearms are not an option, particularly for international travel. It details the construction of a 'newspaper bat' using common materials and offers tips for enhancing its lethality. The content emphasizes practical, accessible solutions for personal protection in various scenarios.

Learn how to escape duct tape restraints from retired Navy SEAL Clint Emerson. Key techniques include creating slack ('The Big Wrist') by spreading fingers during application and using explosive elbow movements to shear the tape. If direct escape fails, utilize friction against rough surfaces as a contingency.

This video features Clint Emerson, a retired Navy SEAL and DEVGRU operator, discussing his '100 Deadly Skills' book series. Emerson emphasizes the critical need for modern self-reliance, focusing on urban survival, cyber security, and restraint defeat techniques. He highlights the importance of privacy in the information age and offers insights into corporate risk mitigation through his company, Escape the Wolf.

This episode of Tom Gresham's Gun Talk features an interview with Clint Emerson, author of "100 Deadly Skills: Survival Edition." The discussion likely covers survival tactics, preparedness for disasters, and potentially the skills and gear needed for such scenarios, drawing from Emerson's experience as a SEAL operative. The show's description highlights its extensive radio network, podcast availability, and online presence, indicating a broad reach for firearm and preparedness enthusiasts.