Close Quarter Knife Defense Tips

Getting in a close quarter combat knife attack can be very challenging. You are limited in your movements and can't escape. Indeed, getting into a knife fight in a close quarter environment such as a bathroom is extremely dangerous.

That said, knife defense tips are always good to find out.

Watch the clip to discover what it takes to survive such a dangerous attack.

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[MartialArtsTutorialsFighttips]

Nick, what i respect the most about you is that you are a really down to earth person and your knowledge about self defense is impressive, keep it up

[YooAJ]

Your saving people's life man keep it up

[vSwampFox]

This is why I preach HAND STRENGTH to people all the time. Having superior hand strength is a distinct advantage in manipulations. Of course still need the know how of other techniques but having a superior grip gives you an advantage in fighting/grappling.

[_-]

Thanks nick . always wondered what is the best way to defense against this situation .

[charliesangha]

Another great video on an great educational channel. Thanks for sharing.

[followingfist]

Beautiful demo! This/these is/are the positions most people find themselves in during a real life knife attack. The lapel grab by the opponent is usually involved bc the knife itself is not meant to be seen or the only one who should see it is the victim. I tell people the closest functional way an attack will most likely happen is how you see them do it in prisons. They look like this! Trust me I critique my own senior black belts who demo otherwise. Good job!

[vincentdefino]

Question I remember you saying g something about jamming the knife unless I think that's what your doing. I would have preemptive. I can kick hiot chest at a close range also then take Mt stainless steel whip out. Is that possible

[lololer]

Can you make a video on how to defend your self from a gun in close range!

[skilfultracker]

hey nick, what was that side/backward headbutt? Is that really a good thing to do?

[chrizzlah]

Hey Nick, any tactical advices to keep the attacker from switching the knife to the other hand, when I trap his knife-arm?

[omararielagustin]

cool video, I would like you to make a video of how to defend of street fight on the floor with no weapon

[andiisanchez]

I always feel bad for the guy that's helping him 😂

[pedro]

I'd hate to be the guy who walked in to take a leak while they were filming this.

[jeffreytaylor]

thank you for all your videos' Nick! they are extremely helpful and I have learned a lot! -Jeffrey Taylor

[deltarulez]

you should check out spiral techniques.its something i learned from kung fu instruction

[rairamz]

Dope video. But real knife attack are more brutal and aggressive. But you right when you say when you get in such situations your focus turns to the lavaraging arm instead of the arm holding the knife.

[CCCCCCCCCCC]

Could you do scenarios first...then the teaching

[deltarulez]

pc pc rule. point of contact - point of control. the hand holding you back is a way for you to hold him back too in that very moment until he lets go.

[razean]

honestly? i would not do anything in that situation. even if you are trained really good, the risk of getting cut or stabbed is high.

[tillman]

That's why you should always take a leak with no shirt on