Moto Rider Cleverly Counter-Ambushes Bandit | Active Self Protection

Published on November 29, 2018
Duration: 6:54

This video, featuring John Correia of Active Self Protection, details a counter-ambush technique for situations where an attacker has the 'drop' on the victim. It emphasizes waiting for the right moment to act, drawing from concealment, and understanding the 'FIBS' factor. Correia, an evidence-based defensive trainer, provides high-authority instruction on critical self-defense scenarios.

Quick Summary

Learn the critical 'drawing from the drop' technique from John Correia of Active Self Protection. If an attacker has their weapon pointed at you, feign compliance, go prone to conceal your firearm, and wait for an opportune moment to draw and engage. Understanding the 'FIBS' factor is also key.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Counter-Ambush
  2. 00:18Incident Overview: Roraima, Brazil Ambush
  3. 01:57Key Defensive Lessons
  4. 02:05Drawing from the Drop Explained
  5. 03:19Multiple Attackers and Spouse Safety
  6. 04:13The FIBS Factor
  7. 05:43Post-Engagement Management

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'FIBS' factor in self-defense?

The 'FIBS' factor, an acronym for 'Fudge, I've Been Shot,' describes the psychological and physical shock response an attacker experiences when they are hit by gunfire. This can create a critical window of opportunity for the defender.

How should you react if an attacker has the 'drop' on you?

If an attacker has the 'drop' on you, meaning their weapon is already pointed at you, the recommended tactic is to feign compliance. Go to the ground face-first to conceal your firearm and wait for an opportune moment to draw and engage.

Why is waiting your turn important in an armed robbery?

Waiting your turn is crucial in an armed robbery because it allows you to assess the situation, identify the best moment to act, and avoid escalating the threat prematurely. Rushing can lead to a worse outcome.

What are the key lessons from the Active Self Protection video on counter-ambush?

The key lessons include waiting for the right opportunity to act, always keeping your defensive tools on your person, and continuing to shoot until the threat is neutralized. It also covers drawing from the drop and managing multiple attackers.

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