Pro's guide to CQB | Solo CQB & Corner fed rooms
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Previously in the Pro's guide to CQB we have discussed angles of entry and tactics you can use with a wingman when entering a room.
In this part Eli familiarizes you with the different types of rooms you can encounter and dives into the tactics of CQB when you are operating alone.
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Hi guys. before the sofa team 6 are gonna tell us how we died 5 milion times in this video, or tell us things we actually said allready... feel free to comment and ask questions! we might not be able to answer it all, but we will try!
Sos un genio, tenes como base la destrezas y la toma de decisión bajo presión, simplemente felicitaciones
Sofa Team 6 LOL. That's great.
Otro comentario , en la serie de TCCC me quedo la frase icónica "no homo" , en esta serie me quedo la frase "make sense" ,👍👍👍
Love what you teach my friend, grts from a Belgian Leo.
Don't trash talk sofa team 6 please...
Please, do not stop making these videos. Anyone from a CCW holder, to someone on a SWAT team could surely learn something new and effective that could potentially save their life. Also, the video editing is wonderful.
Shit I was a Marine raider and learned some better tactics
@@jonathangriffiths2787 I have some critiques of his slicing tho with the door. At 14 minutes you can see him slicing into the door instead of slicing as far back as possible. You should always slice and target from as far back in the room as possible to gain vision. I see some people who claim to be sny/pers who stick their thing out of the window.
What if a terrorists learn about it in this youtube ?. This technique should not allow to share in CZcams
@jonathangriffiths2787 ofcourse you will these are Germans who have one of the best police special units in the world GSG9
When you showed the video of the hostage rescue entry I immediately recognised it, just didn't know where from until the KSK tag popped up.
This was from an actual exercise they did with the footage being used for their CZcams series.
You basically found an error in the tactics of germany's most elite military unit and fixed it by using simple principles everyone can learn.
That is what seperates a good instructor from a truly great one.
you can take a look on that video here: czcams.com/video/vjkZfHohxl4/video.html
Same with the British CTSFO clip about clearing behind an open door.
I'm USAF Security Forces and I've cleared rooms a thousand times. Even practiced with Army CAG once. And I have to say this video is so in depth and detailed! I'd love to train with this guy!
This is the equivalent of a thousand dollars in cqb classes!
Tim Petrillo hope this enables them to sell more because I think having a practical training conducted itself is of great value, and from the videos, organisations can see why.
It's one thing to watch and understanding being done, but I'm sure it's another thing to actually get out and physically do it and have someone qualified enough to critique you. Yes this is very valuable information nonetheless.
I want to learn how to compress with an Bullpup rifle
Or more!
@@autisticSurvivalist you can do it... I have an AUG, you can put the stock on your shoulder. It doesn't need to compress much anyway, it's a bullpup.
long story short....this is the best cqb compilation I've seen so far!!
Real shit! I was surprised to find this kind of information on the internet so easily. I would think they would wouldn’t want you to have this kind of info!
@@danielslush1954 you can find it since it's a private sector company. Only the in depth current level methodology and tactics of military forces are censored
@@ewtc-labs983 mates i have a big problem/ debate how do you compress the rifle when it's an bullpup version you Can push the releasing Button by mistake if it's an aug oh shit ! And by compressing the gun barrel upward in opposite to downward the problème is that if the trigger'' is pulled by mistake you Can headshot your teamate ''
I agree.. This class is awesome!
@@autisticSurvivalist l
Probably the most addicting training series I have seen since magpuls "art of the tactical carbine". Seriously sucks you in with the common sense factor of the training. I love the efficiency. Great work guys.
do you Want to see compression with Bullpup 😂 idk if it's possible without having the barell in the sky
I haven't seen "art of the tactical carbine" . I'll give it a watch.
Seriously. I found it on accident and can’t stop watching. This is good stuff
Imagine being on force on force training with sim rounds and they put you up against this guy 😂 "well fuck."
This serie is made clearly for pros and for gunfighting situations, I find it "deliciously" stimulating to think about how can this work out for unarmed civilians. I love the fact that most of the principles explained can be used by civilians just to raise theyr situational awereness in a possible dangerous situation. What a great work you guys have done here 😍.
The best bet is for civilians to GET armed. "if you live in America" and are not armed, that's a shame. Its our right to own guns and we should own guns.
@@MattyDemello I was talking about countries that can't arm themselves
@@uncle_martin1131 Don't underestimate things like gas pistols (with OC), pepper guns or traumatic guns which may be legal. Sure they can fail to stop an attacker, but this happens a lot with "real" handguns, too. In civil scenarios, they may even be the better choice because you don't have to worry about ricochets and wall penetration. Especially when you have multiple parties living in a house.
If you are feeling you need something like a firearm. A staff, stick, dagger or sword offers protection against repurposed burglar tools or knives a handgun only offers distance.
@@MattyDemello "Its our right to own guns and we should own guns.
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You are meant to man a militia army so the government cannot abuse the military for self enriching purposes nor use it to oppress parts of the population. Switzerland has a militia army, is anal about rules and regulations (because they are Swiss and Swiss consider Germans unruly and undisciplined) and has that army fully integrated into society. I see the US has failed itself on both fronts by convincing people bearing arms is a right of society, not a duty to society.
@@mangalores-x_x This is utterly misunderstanding the intent and the language used. The Founders absolutely and unequivocally intended for the militia to be armed with the same weapons as a state force. They also intended it to be the entire male population, or the entire population. The training is the duty of the private citizen, as they wanted this to be decentralized from government control. These facts have been affirmed again and again.
If you are a man in the US, you are a militia man. It is your duty to have arms and be proficient in their use, however the right to keep and bear arms is more basic than this: the 2A is a restriction on government, not society. This offers simultaneous defense against foreign invaders and defense against tyranny by having a widespread, decentralized armed society not under the yoke of the state.
Let us in the US worry about our laws, you worry about yours.
Watching them work together in the end through the hall gives me goose bumps. So locked into each other
i watch this series so much that when i hear "make sense" i hear his voice
Good.
Okay? Ok
Never in my life I have been in a situation where I need this. And probably never will.
Yet, this is one of the best compilations I have seen on youtube so far. Got me walking around my house like I was clearing it for CQB porpouses, hahah.
Just like my sister, she's addicted to the military stuff XD.
I’m a civilian living in the Netherlands with absolutely no ties to the military (ok I know a few men in a CTU) and I will never need this, but damn is it addictive…
Get a vr headset and play some onward games to give some use to the knowledge bro
I'm a US Marine and I also work for a sheriffs department and this still helps me !!!!! Tip of the speer
spear
@@TheOnlySaneAmerican he's a marine you can't expect him to be smart.
@@blake9651 but he can be good 👍🏾
These vids are so well edited I cant believe its training. But, this dude Eli ...he teaches so well! English isn't even his first language, hes so knowledgeable and approachable.
The ending clip, I cant even! Its so organic! I couldn't imagine being a bad guy up against people trained by this man.
I’m sponging it all up. Gimme more!!! I greatly appreciate you putting this out for us for free!! Just know it’s appreciated!!
aside from physically training with them, and just doing it on your own, this series is THOUSANDS in advanced classes on top of intro classes. I am learning so much just watching and practicing in my house. Also, by not clipping the footage, it becomes like the real class. amazing job
It's been years and I keep coming back to this playlist to review and relearn. Almost every time I visit these videos I still find something new to apply to myself to improve.
I'm not in the military nor the police force (that'd be pretty awesome lol). I'm a medical professional (nurse, then later went into med school and now, doctor) who just enjoys and appreciates learning these tactics, etc.
As a hobby, I've always liked playing tactical shooters and surprisingly these tips translate well to games I play. I still have a lot to learn though but I've improved so much thanks to these videos!
As a software developer, I can’t wait to use these tactics when coding!
I can't wait to use this at *high school*
Ow wait...
I don't have a 416 :(
Paul Nacario mp7 does it too...
I mean, if u can afford any hk arms...
@@user-fc9cp1wo5t yeah... I'll just use this M1911 from this guard who has no attention to anything...
I'm really curious about the implementation. What are you working at?
@@yosyp5905 our hearts and prayers go out to anyone affected
These videos are helping me so much. I'm just a civilian but I want be better prepared for situations that I may have to defend my life in. This is helping me a lot my home defense plans
@Han Lockhart Right? I mean none of us want to be in this situation. Any sane person would never want to have to employ any of this training, but I'd hate to find myself in this type of situation and not know what to do. Home invasions happen and these are the types of lessons that can help you save your life and your loved ones. They should stop asking stupid questions lol
@Han Lockhart Clearly. And I want to stay way the hell away from those people lol
@33:11 easily the sexiest, smoothest room clearing I have ever seen in my life
He is also sexy at 28:03 when he puts his hand up on the door! 🙋♂️😁
@@dudedoingdude dude he is not talking about the guy he was talking about the room clearing
@@dudedoingdude yo wtf...
@@dudedoingdude username checks out. I'll allow it.
@@tobidpk1049 🤣🤣🤣
"Be like water" Awesome video with an incredible wealth of knowledge and forethought! Movements so fluid and seemingly effortless.
Oh shiet.. i was just rewatching previous episodes and here you're dropping a fresh new one. truly remarkable series! and eli is one of a kind.. it makes me proud. Keep it up!
Awesome video, you're cqb breakdown is by far the best that I have seen. Thank you for showing side arm manipulation in this video.
Thank you for the amazing Tactical Approach Sir, as a retired law enforcement officer appreciate the knowledge
Project Gecko, these series of videos are some of the most practical and theory based CQB i have seen, heard in a very long time. Very well done, thank you for posting.
Thank you so much for posting this! I've been searching for this exact type of thing for a long time! It popped up today and I am back to listen intently yet again!
Excellent videos. Similar concept are being taught in the leo sf world but the depth you go into those concepts are great. Please keep these coming. Especially for people who have some experience with cqb and team tactics, this allows you to reevaluate your tactics and helps your critical thinking.
Great stuff and I'm both amazed and thankful you all are pushing out solid information and training guidance. An old SF ODA 735 guy.
I've watched this video tons of times and shared it more than I can count! This is my go to video that I watch every month as if I was with you during the training. You inspire everyone that wants to learn what we know!!!!
This is amazing. We need more of this.
Best cqb videos ever, keep up the good work, im learning a lot here.
Amazing how good the instructor is! You can literally tell how he is going around the corners that he has done that 100s of times!!
This is so good to watch! So professional...
Thanks for offering this kind of professionalism to our German Police! Stay safe!
As an Airsoft player, its cool to see you are using for training. Very usefull tips. Thank you!
as a civilian that owns firearms and airsoft guns as well. Airsoft is a great activity to train these tactics, without spending so much money on ammunition etc.
The beauty of these tactics lies not only in Eli’s incredible ability to explain, but more importantly, in how logical it is when you think about it. He’s a true specialist.
BZ, I'm glad to see someone is actually putting out real world useful information. Keep it coming.
Crystal clear. Loving the highly logical and detail approach of your teachings, thanks for the good work!
The only mistake I’ve made is not liking this video fast enough. Great work Eli and great video 👍
Just wanted to tell you guys @Project Gecko : I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS ! Every saturday is a new lesson ! I like the way you teach, the ideas and background you use to explain everything ! By the way, to @UFPro : As always, awesome videos ! I've been following your brand for years now and dreaming to get some of your gear, I thinking to do it the best way by having a trip from France to Slovenia (maybe next years of after) and my wife already knows that I'll be coming to your actual shop ! :)
Really appreciate the work you put into these videos. Keep the good work up, and thanks.
Its crazy to think I learned how to slice a doorway or corner in Sierra's Police Quest: SWAT back in 1995 when I was only 13. Now Im 38.
🤘
One of the reasons why this channel is the only one where I turned notifications on!
Excellent video, great editing, very good details and explanations! Thank you and please keep these vids coming! God Bless!
I find it satisfying watching the end result of how you move and clear each room...looks structured, comfortable and just professional as hell. Cool video very informative
Tasmanian Tiger.
I'm not combat experienced and I'm not trained but this makes a lot of sense how he explains things and videos are not as good as actually taking courses but for people who play airsoft and paintball can use this to an extent and more importantly this can help people who unexpectedly find themselves in the real situation to at least be more aware of their movement and exposure
Another great video. Thank you UFPro and Eli (project gecko)
BEAUTIFUL! A work of art! Can't wait to train with you!
Und wieder mal ein klasse Video. Männer Hut ab und bitte noch mehr Videos mit Eli.🤙
You guys are doing great job...
Seriously this is awesome..
Fantastic series btw. I love analyzing these tactics.
Thanks a lot, this is a gold mine of real, no bullshit knowledge and tactics. Helps a lot during airsoft matches and, of course, tactics training (way to impress the instructors)
Amazing content and very well explained.
You are a respectable and intelligent person, and you explain very well and beautifully, and you check important details 🇸🇾Greetings to you from Syria
I myself and my airsoft team study and practice everything you release and everything you show, explain and talk! Everything is So valuable you speak of! We went from average players to literally dominating cqb areas on our local maps/fields to even understanding more awareness on long range engagements etc! Please keep these coming! #ViolenNewBreedAirsoft
Can't stop watching and learning, awesome, smart, simple
Good job, knowledge is something they can never take away from you!
He covers some important stuff that most people miss. His orientation check is underrated. At 32:00 he talks again about the f1 driver. Learning how to manage adrenaline when it starts poisoning your blood is extremely important. What makes it happen, how to dilute it, and how to recover when it leaves your body. As well as side effects of it. All part of good judgement when things get critical.
This video is Solid. Kudos to the production team. 🎥
I found it informative and incredibly detailed. Thank you for posting this stuff.
thank you for sharing this potential life saving content, blessings to you and all involved.
Thank you for another great video from UF pro and Project Gecko!
true cqb by far that ive seen around youtube keep the good work and thank you for sharing youre knollege
It is awesome to have info like that available for free. Great thanks
Great video! I like how you explain everything in depth
Keep up the good work! ❤️
This is amazing, wish my NCOs knew this much when I went through the Army!
I just want to thank you for this. Keep up the good work👍
Best of the best 👌🏼🪖Love the flow!
Thank you again and again Instructor Sense and UF Pro by still "Positive Feeding" my CQB brain, putting all these essentials and Inputs to ensure execution. Salamat 👏👏👏
A lot of good information here
Jak zawsze pełna profeska:)
17 years in Swat with hundreds tactical entries. Carving the corners works! this guy is spot on! Foot work placement works and being able to move your ass fast will save your life. Whom ever is critisizing should stop and learn different Techniques.
I like the way he kept saying everything is for the next episode... Great promotion skill
perfect, great operational performance in simple techniques. Brazil
Best video on CQB very easy to understand
I would've loved seeing a real life example of a center fed room. But, I really enjoyed this video and it was extremely informative and professional.
This guy is the Firas Zahabi of the tactical world. Very good! Thanks.
Amazing this came in my feed...SWEET
I cannot believe this is free. Very good info.
I'm implementing this s*** in my BF4 gaming, let's go!!! Squad up. All jokes aside, this is a top notch CQB video with real knowledge being passed on 🤜🤛.
I've learn so much watching theses video. I just followed Project Gecko too for more knowledge. As a civilian its so great to have an expert like this making easy to absorb this information. You can practice in your home with dry fire and learn the movements. This all becomes muscle memory.
😎🤙
What a useful VDO
Thanks a lot
Great stuff!
This series is great and I can't wait to see more- would love to know how a few man team would react to casualties upon entry if we get the chance
Move and return fire. Obtain fire superiority. Direct the casualty to shoot or move to cover and begin self aid. When fire superiority is achieved, the casualty can be assisted by other team members.
Def gotta watch this one again
Really good work there 👌🏼
I am just a civie but I find the information you teach amazing.
Oh fuck, this keeps coming? CQB instruction like this is like a dream for people like me who don't get to do absolutely anything this cool in life, not even airsoft.
I mean, im a civilian but I can tell you with confidence that combat sports like airsoft and real combat are very different. you gotta remember that the reason this training exists is because people die for not having the knowledge, and thats a thing I have no experience of and really hope never to have to deal with.
Excellent video, and very informative. I can't say I agree with every last thing, but for sure I understand and respect your logic and how it informs your decisions. Also, your focus on single/pair/small team tactics is very helpful.
I (and I think other viewers) would highly appreciate a video from you specifically on approaching a building/structure, there don't seem to be any videos on CZcams about this, and I'm sure there are ways to improve on the traditional techniques.
Also, from my experience in force on force scenarios there is a significant risk when moving along a tubular space, such as a hallway, for the enemy to inflict serious casualties when blindfiring from around corners/doorways. Most force on force training seems to forbid this tactic for whatever reason, but it is commonly used by our enemies overseas, especially given their lack of training/experience. Would you mind sharing your thoughts on how to counter this?
Thanks again, me and my team hope to look more into limited penetration to expand our options in cqb situations.
i love this videos so much that i leave it loaded for days because i dont want to finish it right away. I wanna have it teasing me, looking at me like "waaatch meeee" haha
Great video, thanks !!
This gentleman knows his shit! 👍🏾
These videos are gold! One thing I'm not super confortable with though, and maybe someone can explain it to me, is having my gun pointing down during clearing the door threshold. I understand why you do it (to avoid revealing your barrel), but I'd be tempted instead to take a step back from the door and having my gun up during the whole drill.
@UF PRO Please do more of these, everyone loves them and it's been getting your brand a lot of recognition.
make sense! love it
I think the videos are really great. And no doubt about the expertise of Eli who seems to be an great instructor as well. That´s why I'm not a big fan of sharing it with everybody. There is much detail which is really useful operators but as well for the bad guys.
Information is always a bit of a double edged sword in that way. It's how the information gets used that will make the difference. Training more efficiently and harder than the enemy is just as important as fighting more efficiently and harder than the enemy. Eventually all combat information becomes outdated and there will be a new processes because the old process got countered enough times. Combat is always evolving beyond just the evolution of technology.
Very good training video's!!!!!
this is so great material
excellent teacher
Great stuff...thanks for the demoing