Videos tagged with Tactical Psychology

This video details a psychological strategy for surviving a robbery at gunpoint, emphasizing the use of exaggerated fear and compliance to create an opening for defense. The Tenicor instructor, demonstrating high authority, explains how to build a pattern of compliance and use psychological distraction techniques to control the attacker's focus. The core takeaway is that successful close-quarters self-defense often hinges on the psychological setup and distraction rather than just the speed of a defensive action.

This episode of the Shawn Ryan Show delves into the complex influences contributing to active shooter events, moving beyond simplistic explanations. Experts discuss how societal changes, media desensitization, and a lack of real-world consequences for aggression can impact individuals. The conversation highlights the importance of early firearm education as a tool for instilling respect and grounding youth in reality, contrasting it with the detachment fostered by digital violence and modern warfare.

Instructor Mike, demonstrating high authority, details a rapid concealed carry technique emphasizing psychological preparation and speed of action. The guide covers drawing from an OWB holster and engaging targets quickly, advocating for a proactive tactical mindset akin to a chess game. The core philosophy is prioritizing survival over potential legal repercussions.

This master class episode from Wilson Combat features Ken Hackathorn, an expert instructor with FBI SWAT and U.S. SOCOM experience, detailing active shooter security concepts. Hackathorn emphasizes the critical 5-6 second 'shock window' and the Vision, Decision, Action (VDA) response process. He demonstrates practical drills, including headshots from concealment, and discusses crucial elements like target selection for immediate incapacitation and proper movement techniques like the high-ready position.