Videos tagged with Jared Wihongi

This video features Nate Summers and Jared Wihongi discussing EDC (Everyday Carry) fixed blade knives. They highlight a collaboration knife design that blends karambit and dagger features. The description also includes links to Nate's website, Tricom Training, 1911 Syndicate's real estate services, their Instagram, Patreon, and a second YouTube channel. Multiple affiliate links are provided for discounts on ammo (US Brass House), tactical belts (Ciguera Gear), slings (Sly Tactical), general gear (US Elite Gear), optics (Primary Arms), and gas masks (Mira Safety).

This video delves into the history and fighting techniques of the Kukri knife, featuring an expert demonstration by Jared Wihongi. The specific Kukri highlighted is a "1911 Syndicate edition" from maker Nate Summers. The description also includes numerous affiliate links for related products and services, including training courses, custom blades, tactical gear, firearms accessories, and even real estate services, indicating a strong promotional aspect to the channel.

This video features Tomahawk Combatives with world-class edged weapons instructor Jared Wihongi, presented by 1911 Syndicate. While the title highlights tomahawk techniques, the description mentions Nate Summers, who makes 1911 Syndicate edition knives. The description also heavily promotes various affiliate products and channels, including real estate services, tactical gear like Ciguera Gear and Sly Tactical slings, optics from Primary Arms, and Mira Safety gas masks. The video is likely to showcase applications of tomahawks and potentially other edged weapons in combative scenarios, with an emphasis on training and practical use. The presence of knife and gear endorsements suggests a broader focus on tactical preparedness and EDC.

This YouTube video focuses on weapon retention techniques, specifically addressing attacks on a shoulder-holstered firearm. Officer Jared Wihongi's methods are discussed, with an emphasis on the 'monkey trap' technique. The video suggests that if an attacker releases their grip, the defender can escape, but often, further engagement and 'tuning up' the attacker will be necessary. The creator also promotes their Patreon for continued content creation and encourages subscriptions to their YouTube channel.

This video features a conversation with Jared Wihongi, a former law enforcement officer and SWAT member who now works as a professional trainer. He instructs on combatives, including knife and firearms techniques, for both professional and civilian markets. The discussion covers law enforcement considerations, gun control, knives, and travel. The video also highlights Jared's collaboration with Bastinelli on a knife and provides links to his work and the 1911 Syndicate.

This video features a "Run N Gun" exercise with the Smith & Wesson M&P10 .308 rifle, highlighting its reliability and accuracy in testing. SWAT Officer Jared Wihongi and Matt Skutnik participate in the dynamic shooting drills. The M&P10 is described as lightweight and easy to carry, feeling similar to an AR-15. The video also briefly showcases E-Series 1911s, S&W M&P22 Compact, and new S&W revolvers engaging a plate rack. The "athletic shooting" concept, originating from TNP, is implied.

This video explores the practical application of katana and other edged weapons for self-defense, emphasizing core combat principles over specific tool mastery. Officer Jared Wihongi, a SWAT operator and combatives instructor, demonstrates how techniques for staffs and knives translate to swords, highlighting the importance of angles, thrusts, and footwork. The review covers specific models like the Ronin Forge Dojo Pro #3 and Cheness Nagasa, offering insights into their handling and effectiveness.