Videos tagged with Physiological Stops

This video from Active Self Protection, featuring John Correia, analyzes a self-defense incident involving a bus robbery in Mexico City. It highlights the importance of maintaining handgun skills through dry fire practice using tools like the Mantis X10. The analysis delves into physiological stops, emphasizing the need for high center chest hits for immediate incapacitation, and critiques unsafe firearm handling post-incident. The video also touches on the legal risks associated with civilian retaliation.

This analysis from Active Self Protection, featuring John Correia, breaks down a critical self-defense incident involving an off-duty military policeman. It highlights the importance of counter-ambush tactics, accurate marksmanship for immediate stops, and crucially, the fatal error of neglecting scene security and firearm retention after the initial engagement. The video emphasizes that even after a successful defense, maintaining vigilance and securing all weapons is paramount to survival.

This analysis from Active Self Protection, led by expert John Correia, breaks down a critical officer-involved shooting in Miami-Dade County. It highlights the importance of tactical movement, understanding cover versus concealment, and the physiological realities of gunfights, including the necessity of precise, decisive shots to stop a threat. The video emphasizes persistence and training for high-stress encounters.