Videos tagged with ASP

This video from Active Self Protection features an "Amazing Defender Puts a Beating on Surprised Robber." The description highlights sponsorship from Firearms Legal Protection, offering discounts to ASP fans. It encourages viewers to subscribe to the ASP Unlimited App for ad-free viewing, early access, bonus content, training classes, and more. A free ASP Lite App is also available for content not suitable for YouTube. Links are provided for news stories, raw videos, ASP merchandise, and community groups. The video emphasizes "Attitude. Skills. Plan." and a disclaimer for fair use is included.

This video, titled "Robber in Rio Takes A Beating For His Efforts," appears to be a raw footage or news report of a robbery attempt that was thwarted. The description heavily promotes the "Active Self Protection" (ASP) brand, encouraging viewers to subscribe to their app for ad-free viewing, early access, bonus content, and full firearms training classes. It also highlights specific ASP products like an ankle IFAK and belts from The Wilderness Tactical Products, urging viewers to purchase them. Links are provided for raw videos, ASP merchandise, fitness and dry fire groups, and their podcast. The core of the video seems to be an incident of self-defense against a robber.

This video analyzes a severe road rage incident in Beaverton, Oregon, where a minivan driver intentionally attacked a motorcyclist. It highlights the severe legal consequences for the aggressor and emphasizes de-escalation, escape, and evasion as primary self-defense strategies. The content also features a product spotlight on POM Pepper Spray and recommends carrying trauma kits.

This video, sponsored by Firearms Legal Protection, discusses a scenario where a bystander records an event rather than intervening to help. It promotes various products and services from Active Self Protection (ASP), including their premium and lite apps, fitness group, dry fire challenge, and an ankle medical kit. The video also provides links to news stories and raw footage related to the event.

This video compilation, hosted by Nikko Ortiz, showcases various military TikTok fails and barracks life humor. It features military vehicles like the UH-60 Black Hawk, LMTV, and M1 Abrams, alongside gear such as ASP riot shields and M4 carbines. The content highlights soldier-level jokes, training mishaps, and cultural aspects of military service, offering insights into the lighter side of military subculture.

This video analyzes a heroic hostage swap at Almaty Airport where a bystander intervened in a knife-wielding attacker situation. It highlights the importance of situational awareness, purposeful compliance, and seizing opportunities to neutralize threats, especially in environments where firearms are prohibited. The analysis also touches on the effectiveness of empty-handed skills and improvised tools in critical incidents.

This video, sponsored by Firearms Legal Protection, discusses the effectiveness of OC spray (pepper spray) in self-defense situations. It highlights how OC spray can be a crucial tool regardless of language or context. The description promotes various services from Firearms Legal Protection and the ASP Unlimited App, offering early access, bonus content, and training. It also mentions signing up for a free newsletter and accessing content on the ASP Lite App. The video also points to resources for news stories, raw videos, recommended products, seminars, and the ASP National Conference. Finally, it encourages the purchase of an ASP Ankle Medical Kit and highlights the ASP podcast.

This video, "Would You Like Fish With Your Chips?", is sponsored by Firearms Legal Protection (FLP). The description highlights special discounts for ASP fans to FLP's premium plan and encourages viewers to check out FLP's social media channels. It also promotes the ASP Unlimited App for ad-free viewing and exclusive content, including training classes and early access. A free ASP Lite App is also mentioned for content not suitable for YouTube. The video also recommends an ASP Ankle Medical Kit from Mountain Man Medical and promotes the ASP podcast. John Correia's background is linked, and a standard copyright disclaimer is included. The video uses a countdown timer from Vecteezy.com.

This video from Active Self Protection (ASP) features a scenario where the presenter "offers the hand of fellowship" to an aggressive driver. The description highlights sponsors like Zero9 Solutions, a manufacturer of duty gear for law enforcement and civilians, and promotes ASP's subscription services for ad-free viewing, exclusive content, and training. It also mentions their Ankle Medical Kit for trauma preparedness and their podcast. The content focuses on self-defense and potentially de-escalation tactics in a road rage situation.

This video demonstrates the use and effectiveness of less-lethal self-defense tools, focusing on a taser, baton, and pepper spray. A taser is shown to be highly incapacitating when both probes make contact, causing intense pain and muscle lockdown. Batons require close proximity and significant training for effectiveness, while pepper spray causes significant burning and temporary vision impairment but may be fightable through. The taser is presented as the most incapacitating option tested.

This video, presented by Team ASP, highlights the Heckler & Koch P30 pistol, emphasizing its reliability and accuracy, and suggesting it as a premier choice for "just in case" scenarios. The title refers to an applauded takedown effort by an officer in Geneva. The description also promotes ASP's Unlimited and Lite apps for ad-free viewing, exclusive content, and extensive firearms training, encouraging viewers to subscribe for early access, bonus material, and monthly seminars. They also mention an ankle medical kit from Mountain Man Medical and the ASP podcast.

This Active Self Protection video analyzes a Marana, Arizona police pursuit involving a suspect who flees on foot after attempting to resist arrest. The suspect retrieves a dropped handgun and fires it, leading to an engagement by officers. The analysis highlights tactical errors in the initial arrest attempt and praises the officers' marksmanship and communication under stress, particularly a 40-45 yard pistol shot.