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Burton Richardson – Knife Defense For The Street

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Burton Richardson – Knife Defense For The Street

BJJ FOR THE STREET

Burton earned his BJJ Black Belt in 2006 under BJJ and MMA world champion Egan Inoue
MMA coach to Egan and brother Enson Inoue, along with UFC star Chris Leben
Full instructor in JKD and FMA under legend Guro Dan Inosanto
Burton is the leading functional silat master, testing everything against MMA fighters. And he earned his Krav Maga instructor credentials under IDF soldier of the year Nir Maman
Burton is in the exclusive Black Belt Magazine Hall Of Fame and was elected their 2015 self-defense instructor of the year

Course Content

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Volume 1

The Goal, Go Home Safely	0 – 3:14
Proper Safety Equipment	3:14 – 8:19
Real Knife Attacks	8:19 – 12:15
Knife Attacks – Simplicity	12:15 – 14:53
Knife Attacks – Attacker has the Advantage	14:53 – 16:17
Type of Knives	16:17 – 19:15
Grips	19:15 – 20:57
Mindset – Always Expect a Weapon	20:57 – 24:02
Mindset – Controlled Aggression	24:02 – 25:56
Mindset – Courage to Step In	25:56 – 28:21
Mindset – Never Quit	28:21 – 30:10
Proper Practice Methods	30:10 – 34:37
Popular Knife Defense Approaches	34:37 – 38:39
Ranges-Ring of Fire	38:39 – 41:08
Plan of Action	41:08 – 45:24
Break Distance and Arm Yourself	45:24 – 48:23
Deflect, Smother, Control	48:23 – 52:24
Post Disarm Tactics	52:24 – 56:17

Volume 2

The Six Control Positions	0 – 6:40
Baseball Bat Grip	6:40 – 11:42
Other Controlled Postions	11:42 – 16:37
Four Elements of Knife Control	16:37 – 20:25
Four Elements of Knife Control II	20:25 – 26:08
Mental Directive – Baseball Bat Grip	26:08 – 27:39
Deficiencies of the Baseball Bat Grip	27:39 – 31:41
Disarms from the Baseball Bat Grip	31:41 – 37:24
Disarms from Reverse Grip	37:24 – 38:47
Disarm Against an Object.	38:47 – 39:47
Disarms off the Ground	39:47 – 41:23
Disarms with the Hand	41:23 – 46:01
Other Options from the Baseball Bat Grip	46:01 – 49:54
Options from Other Positions	49:54 – 56:00
Grip Transitions – To the Baseball Bat Grip	56:00 – 1:02:45
Grip Transitions – Overhook to Draw Weapon	1:02:45 – 1:06:58

Volume 3

Angles of Attack	0 – 3:04
Common Attacks	3:04 – 3:54
Entries Against Common Attacks	3:54 – 10:37
Shield and Grab	10:37 – 13:49
Dive Entry Against Icepick Grip	13:49 – 21:05
Dive Entry Against a Slash	21:05 – 23:56
Defense Against Wedge and Stabs	23:56 – 30:41
Arm Drag Positions	30:41 – 38:45
Wedge With Ice Pick	38:45 – 44:24
Skilled Attacks	44:24 – 45:25
Entries Against Skilled Attacks	45:25 – 50:55
Control to Disengage	50:55 – 51:43
Full Intensity Sparring	51:43 – 55:13

Volume 4

Recognizing the Draw	0 – 1:59
Recognizing the Draw – Clinch	1:59 – 3:54
Recognizing the Draw at a Distance	3:54 – 7:10
Hostage and Hold Up Positions	7:10 – 10:43
Knife Defense on the Ground	10:43 – 14:06
Up Kick	14:06 – 15:50
Ground Top – Disarm	15:50 – 21:10
Defense Against Two Knives	21:10 – 25:49
Training Methods	25:49 – 33:40
Non-Cooperative Games	33:40 – 42:29
Isolated Positional Games	42:29 – 51:56
Drills – Recognizing the Draw	51:56 – 55:46
Drills – Recognizing the Draw II.	55:46 – 58:39
Proper Drilling.	58:39 – 1:00:24
Drills – Grip Transitions	1:00:24 – 1:01:34
Closing Thoughts	1:01:34 – 1:06:01