Videos tagged with Violence of Action

David Harris of Tactical Hyve discusses core Close Quarters Battle (CQB) principles: Speed, Surprise, and Violence of Action. He explains how these elements are weighted and can be shifted, particularly in law enforcement scenarios where surprise might be compromised (e.g., during a knock warrant). Harris emphasizes that 'speed' in CQB refers to efficient execution of priorities like searching and securing subjects, not simply moving faster physically, which can degrade shooting and communication abilities.

This video details a self-defense incident at Sidrony Jewelers in Omaha, Nebraska, where owner Garrett Peddicord, an Air Force veteran, confronted a thief. Colion Noir provides an expert analysis of the encounter, discussing tactical concepts, physiological responses to stress, and the importance of preparedness. The video also touches on Second Amendment philosophy and promotes specific gear.

This video, "Opposing Doors CQB," defines and advocates for an offensive approach to Close Quarters Battle (CQB). The creator emphasizes that CQB is a proactive technique of fire and maneuver, combining rapid firepower, tactics, surprise, speed, and violence of action to seize and control rooms and their occupants. The description refutes risk-averse tactics, arguing they place individuals in a reactive, disadvantaged position. It highlights the importance of immediately clearing threats and dominating the situation. A link to an online CQB Foundations course is provided.

This YouTube Short, titled '🐸 Violence Of Action 🔱 To win the fight, violence is key. #shortvideos', suggests a focus on combative effectiveness, emphasizing that 'violence is key' to winning a fight. The description encourages viewers to watch the previous video and provides affiliate links for TKell Knives, specifically mentioning the Gideon V3 EDC Knife. It also directs viewers to websites for Frogman Tactical and Train Like A Seal, offering links for nutrition products and training resources. Discounts are provided for Unit Solutions training rifles (code FROGMAN) and G9 Defense ammunition (code FROGMAN15), along with a link for High Value Targets. The channel's contact information is also included.

This video from Active Self Protection, hosted by John Correia, analyzes a remarkable self-defense scenario where a cat successfully evades a coyote attack. Correia, drawing on his extensive experience, breaks down the tactical lessons applicable to human self-defense, emphasizing the importance of 'Attitude,' utilizing barriers, and the principles of breaking contact. The analysis highlights how the cat's aggressive 'violence of action' and strategic use of its environment were key to its survival.

This video from Tactical Rifleman emphasizes prioritizing movement over immediate gun manipulation during a malfunction, especially at close ranges. The core concept is to rewire the brain to initiate movement as the first reaction to a gun issue, creating a new neural pathway. Drills focus on stepping off the 'X' and performing reloads or other actions while moving, promoting a proactive response to avoid becoming a static target.

This podcast episode delves into the critical traits required for an individual's inner circle, framed by the question: 'Would I choose them for battle?' The discussion emphasizes that tactical proficiency can be taught, but inherent personality traits are paramount. Key characteristics explored include the ability to manage risk, intelligence coupled with teachability, leadership and followership, decision-making under pressure, integrity, honor, grit, violence of action, physical fitness, calmness, compassion, and proactive initiative. The speakers stress that these traits are essential both metaphorically in life's challenges and literally in high-stakes situations, forming the foundation for trust and effectiveness within a team.

This video discusses a civilian disarming an Antifa member during a riot in Seattle. The instructor highlights the importance of 'violence of action' – decisive and swift execution of a plan – and advises calling law enforcement immediately after securing a threat. He also cautions against interjecting oneself into such volatile situations due to personal risk.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio features firearms trainer Dave Spaulding discussing handgun combatives and self-defense. Spaulding emphasizes the importance of confidence and mindset in conflict, noting that many people freeze due to normalcy bias. He advises against husbands training their wives, recommending independent instructors instead. The discussion also touches on the increasing number of women seeking firearms training for empowerment and personal safety.

This video from Active Self Protection, featuring John Correia, analyzes a robbery in Serbia where a bystander intervened. It highlights the bystander effect, the importance of empty-handed skills using the '5Ds+1' framework, and understanding the attacker's 'leveraging arm.' The analysis emphasizes tactical advantage and controlled intervention over blind heroism.

This video from Active Self Protection, featuring John Correia, details a counter-ambush scenario during a robbery. It emphasizes the critical importance of tactical awareness to identify opportunities for defense, even when initially at a disadvantage. The analysis highlights the effectiveness of speed, surprise, and decisive action in overwhelming an assailant and stresses partner coordination and threat termination strategies.

This video, "Into the Fray Episode 216," discusses the concept of 'violence of action' in the context of self-defense and combat. It explains that to effectively win a fight, one must become violent quickly to end the confrontation swiftly and minimize the risk of injury. The video uses an example of an individual aggressively attacking others to illustrate the principle, emphasizing its use by those who know how to fight. It clarifies that while the example doesn't necessarily involve deadly force, it highlights the tactic of overwhelming opponents. The USCCA's mission to educate gun owners, protect members, and prevent crime is also promoted, with various membership and resource links provided.