Videos tagged with Knife Training

This Gun Talk Nation episode features a discussion with Rob Cabrera of Outlier Knife Co. on the importance of knife skills, focusing on knife deployment, and knife training. The episode is sponsored by Ballistic Advantage, Crimson Trace, Rossi USA, Range Ready, SDS Imports, and Ruger. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe to Gun Talk for more content.

This video, part 4 of "Blade School Prep" by DoubleStar and Gun Talk, focuses on mental preparation for knife attacks. Rob Cabrera of DoubleStar guides Ryan Gresham through understanding the attacker's mindset and how to mentally prepare for such a scenario. While the video title mentions "Blade School Prep" and "Knife Guru," it is presented within the "Gun Talk" context, implying a connection to firearm owners and their training in self-defense. The description highlights the importance of awareness and preparation before engaging in knife training.

This video focuses on preparing viewers for "Blade School" by discussing common mistakes made when training with or carrying a knife. Rob Cabrera from DoubleStar guides Ryan Gresham of Gun Talk through essential knowledge to avoid developing bad habits. The content emphasizes practical aspects of knife carrying and training, with a direct link provided for DoubleStar blades. The video also promotes subscribing to Gun Talk Media's various platforms for more content.

This video, "Blade School Prep: Drawing and Attacking with Your Knife" from Gun Talk, features Rob Cabrera of DoubleStar instructing Ryan Gresham on essential knife handling skills for self-defense and training. It covers fundamental aspects like drawing a knife from a pocket, identifying effective areas to target, and initiating training for knife carry. The video is part of a series and promotes DoubleStar blades, encouraging viewers to subscribe to Gun Talk Media's various platforms for more content.

This video focuses on "Blade School Prep," where Rob Cabrera from DoubleStar guides Ryan Gresham of Gun Talk through essential considerations before training to carry a knife. Topics covered include creating distance, strong-side versus weak-side carry, and selecting a blade appropriate for state laws. The video aims to educate viewers on the practical aspects of knife carry and preparation for training.

This video documents the "Battle of the Bills," a training event organized by Surefire. Content creators participated in a three-day intensive course led by instructors Bill Blowers (Tap Rack Tactical) and Bill Rapier (AMTAC Shooting). The training covered a range of skills including combatives with knives and clearing corners using weapon-mounted lights. The event was made possible by sponsorships from several companies including Bravo Company USA, First Spear, and Unity Tactical. The video highlights the collaborative effort and the "rad" experience of the participants.

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 YouTube video, titled "Taran Draws First Blood Part II," features Taran Butler engaged in throwing knife training at Taran Tactical Innovations. While the description focuses on knife training, the title's reference to "Taran Draws First Blood" and the association with Taran Tactical Innovations (known for firearms training) suggests a potential connection or context within a broader tactical skills demonstration. The video likely showcases advanced knife handling and tactical application.

This episode of RECOILtv's Training Tuneups focuses on the proper use of curved blades, specifically showcasing the skills of Stevetarani.com in handling karambits for takedown scenarios. While the title and description don't explicitly mention firearms, the context of RECOILtv and the emphasis on 'taking down bad guys' suggests a potential overlap with self-defense applications often associated with firearm training. The content is likely instructional and demonstration-based, aiming to educate viewers on the effective application of these specialized knives.