2 Knives fighting techniques

I think they might have meant blocking knife attacks when they said “knife blocks” maybe just a guess

him: do you perfer 1knife or 2 let me know in the comments below :)

the girl in assasin movies: you could stop at 2???? huh..... well how about infinite :D

Love all your work but this was simply superb

Ok who is here after Vinland saga

I carry a knife and kubotan at all times. Ive been practicing with one at a time but i would like to learn using both at once, as both will be used non-lethally and purely defensive.

Man I have no enemies but...

Hahaha LOL 😂 ROFL bullshit period. Dude now nothing about knife fighting.

POV you’re here after watching Vinland saga

nobody talk about cat chillin' in background

Swords I prefer 1 but knives I prefer 2

I prefer fighting with two knives
If I'll die in a fight, I'll die cool

Great chi Flow

Spyderco knives are too aggressive for me. It's kinda just a pocket killing tool. Great video.

I like the pocket knife are you carrying in this video. What is it and how long is the blade? I want one.

Thank you for sharing this excellent reverse grip knife 🔪 drill Pauly 👍🏾I love ❤️ it and I will practice drilling it often.

I only use knife's I can thrust in forward or reverse grip without fear of my hand riding up onto the blade. Finger guard is essential. Two knife's is the way to go. I always carry my Cold Steel Double Agent I, which I fight reverse grip left handed and my cane, to fight right handed. I also carry a Cold Steel Spartan to fight forward grip right hand. I practice everyday in the forest.

In the woods, i carry a kukri, a recon tanto, a srk-c, crkt minimalist neck, and a cold steel booty.

Nice!

I prefer knife and cane. But these days,only carry the cane,or it carries me really.use to train hung keun dbl knife. Like this simple but effective.

I carry two.

Using 3 knives...? LOL! 😆👍

I don't usually carry two. But why limit yourself? Good to train both.

Knives are blindingly fast, that makes sparring tough.

Two knives is like volunteering to jump into a blender, lol.

Great video.

Oh this was a really great drill! Thanks for the reminder to ‘cap’ the end of the knife! I carry a five day blade karambit and it has been awhile since I’ve used a straight blade. I totally agree with another kali blade trainer ( kuya Doug ) “ Those who like knives carry more than one”. So, yes multiple weapons is a plus, of course it is important then to train with both hands equally, which you always emphasize. I found something that just occurred naturally as I was getting this drill down . Right foot forward, step up with the left, come down with the left hand/ blade, hook the opponent’s hand/forearm/ blade and pull it out of the way, then step up with the right foot, come up with the right blade slashing the opponent’s trapped hand an destroying it, then with the right hand / blade the circular thrust , and then the jab. Combing both hands & blades just seemed to come naturally and flowed without really thinking about it.
Also, I see your backyard/ trading area is getting more developed. Looks great Paul!

I've trained dbl daggers,but here carrying 2 knives could be a legal problem. I train knife and stick because I use a cane.

Lots of respect for what you have done to your property 👍..and excellent video

I prefer 1 knife but training with 2 improves my weak side

I carry two folders and a backup fixed blade in my bad. You never know when you might need to slice some cheesecake...

Very nice paul.

I would use double knives if there were two attackers instead of one and there is no escape. While Dual Wielding is infact an intricate concept when applied to any weapon, it's the defensive options that you DON'T have which can work against you against a single opponent. The biggest advantage though is that dual wielding makes it harder for two people to surround you.

2 knives definitely, with another pair in reserve

Utter bollocks

Late to the party due ti work!
But now I m ready for training

Awesome stuff! I carry one fixed blade for self-defense, one folder for utility purposes, and one blade attached to my multi-tool.

I love knife work. Reminds me of Wing Chun.

Stupid way of holding your knife...it's like cutting da length of ur knife in half...

Someone once told me 1 knife equals 0 knife and 2 knife equals 1 knife. So i carry 2

I carry 0, because it's illegal where i am from. but i have a metal pen in my front pocket. ;-)

I only like using one. In most situations where I conceal carry I can only have one; and it’s less heavy for me and my hands, I like to be able to defend myself with my off hand and grapple with it as well.. I feel like I can apply more jiu jitsu techniques with one knife more than two.

If you want to see a real World Champion wirh double Samurai Sword.
Jesse-Jane McParland

I have never tried Two knife I will try it today

Can't you block by placing the knife on the opponent's wrist, or is it short/non-applicable for that too?

A single blade carry is easier to explain to the police, but double knife is better for training both hands at the same time! Try stabbing downward ( right to left ) with the right hand knife , circling right across the belly, then upward slashing ( right to left ) followed by a jab to the right side of attackers neck. then thrust (tip down) downward with right hand knife ( left to right ) , slash (left to right) across belly , then upward slash ( left to right ) jab the right side of attacker neck. repeat with left hand knife. It's just a slightly different way of doing the same drill with different angles. ( The hooking downward and clearing the block sets up a fileting cut up the inside of the arm, that should end the conflict. )

I carry 3 knives, "3 has the Power"

Excellent set, I like double knife for it's versatility and surprise factor.

Can you do double tomahawk? 🙂

And to think.. cats have these naturally coming out of their paws!

Never looking at my paring knife the same again.

Visualization is essential and is heavily applied in my martial arts training most especially when I'm shadowboxing or doing some solo drills or practice.