Videos tagged with Blade Work

This expert-level guide details the tactical application of a reverse edge knife, as demonstrated by Shivworks' philosophy of 'entangled fighting.' The design facilitates deep, efficient cuts by leveraging the user's back muscles during grappling scenarios, such as takedowns. Instruction emphasizes targeting specific anatomical areas for maximum effect.

This video explores the concept of 'flow state' as a mental discipline applicable to various activities, including shooting, blade work, workouts, and public speaking. It emphasizes that achieving flow is not accidental but a result of rigorous preparation, consistent practice, stripping away distractions, and cultivating a focused mindset. The message centers on earned mastery through dedication, highlighting the importance of muscle memory, mental toughness, and embracing the grind to achieve peak performance.

This video showcases an integrated combatives course focusing on pistol and blade work, led by Bill Rapier of AMTAC Shooting and Tom Kier of Sayoc Tactical Group. The 3-day training event incorporates live fire pistol drills in the morning and blade work and simunition drills in the afternoon, aiming to prepare participants for violent encounters. The expertise of Carl and Bong Atienza of Atienza Kali is also featured, specifically regarding long blades and mass attack scenarios. The description highlights the value of the course for survival skills and mentions a specific course loadout.

This video, part two of a "Jeremiah Johnson Trip" by Nutnfancy, focuses on survival skills in cold weather. The creator demonstrates using blades to start a fire, grills chicken using an improvised griddle, and discusses some "TNP issues" (likely referring to Nutnfancy's established content themes). The video also features the creator's dog, Allie, and highlights general wilderness living with a focus on food and shelter for a cold night in a tent. While firearms are not explicitly mentioned or demonstrated as the primary focus, the survival and outdoor context suggests potential relevance to a firearms-interested audience who also engages in outdoor activities.