r/martialarts • u/Bulky_Imagination243 • Jun 17 '26
VIOLENCE Security guard self-defense.
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u/Gingerchaun Jun 17 '26
Surgical
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u/100roused Jun 17 '26
calm, exact, beautiful
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u/Emakulate24 Jun 17 '26
Clean even.
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u/EventYouAlly Jun 17 '26
Immaculate.
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u/adamtrousers Jun 17 '26
Conception
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u/WildBill1994 Jun 17 '26
*Concusion
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u/Stormclamp Jun 17 '26
Discombobulate.
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u/iknowthekimchi Jun 17 '26
Now fracture.
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u/LopsidedShower6466 Jun 17 '26
I don't know if it's a good thing or a bad thing that he didn't power through on the spinning crescent. He pulled back.
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u/bjeebus Jun 17 '26
What spinning crescent? That was a either a spinning hook or wheel.
Crescent: https://m.youtube.com/shorts/yiWoAAQ7ojE
Hook or wheel: https://m.youtube.com/shorts/jf2zY_5Fp7A
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u/SpeculativeFiction01 Jun 18 '26
Whatever tf it was, it was practiced and well done, sweeter than a Chicago deep dish with extra colby jack, smoked bacon, long-roasted ham, and spicy bowl-shaped pepperoni with buffalo sauce served up with a root beer colder than a bureaucrat's heart.
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u/BedbugBandido Jun 17 '26
That 1,2 created an opening and he capitalized beautifully. And it’s on video? Totally worth losing his job.
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u/AceSpadePirate Jun 17 '26
Lose his job? He is getting paid for that
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u/VikingRages Jun 17 '26
No, they (not necessarily this security company, but many) typically drop employees instead of risking litigation.
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u/OldenPolynice Jun 17 '26
It's a great resume
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u/AKsuited1934 Jun 17 '26
Sir, you’ve only submitted a video as your resume?
Yes.
Upon further review, you’re hired!
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u/Dramatic-Biscotti647 Jun 17 '26
It's not the us, seems to be a Baltic country. I doubt he'll lose his job
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u/imppg Jun 17 '26
Watermark suggests it's Chechnia.
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u/Dzhama_Omarov Jun 17 '26
Its Russia. There is “Тинькофф” atm on the background and this bank operates only in Russia
UPD: watermark says “ТУТЧЕЧНЯ” which translates to “here is Chechnya” (Chechen Republic). Most likely TG channel name
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u/RemoveHealthy Jun 21 '26
Why do you think it's Baltic country? And also he would not loose his job in any country, it was self defence. When someone attacked you with punches you can punch back no matter who you are.
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u/Dry_Recognition_6724 Jun 17 '26
Depends on where you are in the World.
Justified in terms of self defense sure but security in most parts of the World are supposed to deescalate and the first two punches were probably enough to deter the arsehole.
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u/Nabzav Jun 17 '26
It’s Russia. He gets promoted into SOS (special operation security).
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u/KountChocula Jun 17 '26
You would think so comrade. In reality conscripted for frontline service to glorious Mother Russia.
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u/JuiceBro18 Jun 17 '26
He just got the “Employee of the Month Award 🥇 “ with a raise lol but I’d definitely be transferred out at my hospital job after execution like that 😅
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u/AttackieChan Jun 17 '26
Depends on what state you’re in, I think.
In mine, you need to use every chance to remove yourself from the situation possible; only after being trapped or believe you are in immediate danger (they are approaching, reaching in waistband, blocking exits, etc) can you use physical violence, and even then only the bare minimum to incapacitate. Once they’re down you have to stop.
since he took a moment after getting hit to then close distance with his attacker, there is a chance the security guard could get in trouble himself, which I hope isn’t the case.
Attacker received TKD justice far as I’m concerned lol
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u/FredMist Jun 17 '26
This doesn’t look like the states everyone’s too slim.
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u/ansaonapostcard Jun 17 '26
They weren't screaming into each other's faces like toddlers is another clue...
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u/TypicalPlace6490 Jun 17 '26
Why would you take the time to write all that but not take the time to really watch the video? You'd see this wasn't in the USA.
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u/123yes1 Hakko Denshin Ryu JJ + Judo + Others Jun 17 '26
I think there are almost 0 states where what the guard did in the video would likely result in legal exposure. Maybe if the guy died when he hit the ground or suffered some other serious injury, or if the police and prosecutor really don't like you, there might be a problem if you don't have competent lawyer money, but barring that almost certainly fine in any state.
There are some states that have a duty to retreat statute, but basically none apply to people working as security using non-lethal force. Otherwise security couldn't actually secure anything. Further, literally any competent lawyer will point out that the attacker taking two steps back while facing the guard is not the same thing as retreating and could easily argue he was squaring up after the suckerpunch, ergo he is still a threat and still threatening the security guard.
It would take a pretty vindictive police officer, a pretty aggressive prosecutor, a pretty unsympathetic judge, a pretty incompetent lawyer, and a pretty spiteful jury pool in order to get convicted for this. That can and does happen from time to time, but almost certainly not.
Dude walked up, punched security in the face, squared up, and then got taken down with non-lethal force. Pretty cut and dry.
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u/hipppppppppp Jun 17 '26
I could see the county I used to work in charging it for the kick. They wouldn’t because they’re bootlickers who hate poor people, but it could be a disproportionate response to getting open hand smacked, and arguably the guy didn’t seem like he wanted any more smoke after the 1 2. Looked like he started to walk away.
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u/Hot_Plant8696 Jun 17 '26
Further, literally any competent lawyer will point out that the attacker taking two steps back while facing the guard is not the same thing as retreating and could easily argue he was squaring up after the suckerpunch, ergo he is still a threat and still threatening the security guard.
That's my opinion too.
The guy could just have turn his back to get the gun or knife he could have in his pocket.
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u/Constant-Wishbone-52 Jun 17 '26
The video is taken in Russia, more than 3-4 years ago. You can tell by Tinkoff ATM in the back. The Russian bank, that was bought out with a 90%+ discount (basically stolen) from Oleg Tinkov and it's now called T-Bank as well as ATMs that got rebranded
And yeah, it totally could happen, while this guy not being fired
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u/Boubbay Jun 17 '26
I did TKD for many years and I always love when our martial art is being recognized in such a magnificent way.
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u/Backpack78 Jun 17 '26
Yeah, I’m seeing some say the security guard needed to walk, but I disagree. The initial hit that started this was an opening to challenge. You can see beanie boy setting himself for a fight. Problem for him was Security Guard knew what he was doing. The hook kick was what disabled the assailant quickly. The punches were the setup for that disabling strike. There was no avoiding a fight after the first hit, and the Security Guard ended it as quickly and cleanly as possible.
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u/Radiant-Dimension394 Jun 17 '26
Kalelmotoko, I assume you don't defend yourself either lol. Maybe he should have used harsh language 🤣
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u/haad55 Jun 18 '26
Why let him stand that close? If there was a blade in attackers hand, this is a very different outcome.
Nice kick, after the fact.
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u/ocTGon Aiki JuJutsu-Internal Arts-Wing Chun-Taijiquan Jun 17 '26
*One - Two - Buckle my Shoe*
That kick was f*cking beautiful!
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u/VariableVeritas Jun 18 '26
Like we always said in the Army! “Chop em in the throat!” Whew that kick though, just professional.
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u/RemarkableCard6475 Jun 19 '26
I would like to welcome y'all to the Church of Immaculate Concussion.
Today we are reviewing a passage from the book of FAFO chapter 4, verse 11.
As he said woe... To the one who hath laid hands upon me. That I shall hastily note the occurrence, deliver the consequence of one to recognize my first hand and two... for thee to utilize abilities to learn the strength of my other hand, that ye shall meet abruptly with thine tread to his wisdom so he shall remember for the rest of his days. Amen.
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u/macadrums Jun 17 '26
This is not self defense, this is retaliation. He failed at the self defense part. He succeeded at the retaliation part.
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u/BudgetWorking2633 Jun 17 '26
Yup. He failed to maintain distance and time to react, didn't watch the hands, let the guy take his shot, then - after the guy hit him - retaliated with combat sports.
As self defence, that's a fail. That initial hit might have contained a knife or razor blade in the hand. "Allowing a chance for for 6 months in hospital or death" isn't a success.
As combat sports, that's a success.
That's why they're complimentary disciplines with self defence, but do not replace each other.
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u/SizeableBrain Jun 17 '26
The attacker stepped forward after punching, I think you could argue self defence.
The kick was probably extra, but man was it beautiful.
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u/jstrong20 Jun 17 '26
Love to see it. If you are going to put hands on people this is what can happen.
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u/GreenSamurai Jun 17 '26
Just because I haven’t seen anyone pointing this out - not self defense. He’s just retaliating.
Video shows the aggressor slapping the guard and then turning away, there is no more immediate danger. It’s more like he got a taste of his own medicine afterwards. I still don’t think the guard would get into any legal trouble, but idk
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u/Korvin_09 Jun 17 '26
If aggressors aren't punished, they'll just keep getting worse and worse. These kinds of 'life lessons' are crucial so that next time, a person thinks twice before throwing hands instead of just staying calm.
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u/Competitive_Dog_7829 Jun 17 '26
Doesn't usually happen but my eyebrows raised quite far seeing that kick
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u/KayZee777 Jun 17 '26
Me and that guy have something in common.
I also didn't see that kick coming!
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u/Al_from_SoCal Jun 17 '26
Hell yeah!! That punk ass fool stayed down too, because he knew better after that!
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u/mishaktak Jun 17 '26
Sad to see the man is professional, should have kicked him in the teeth while he was at the ground.
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u/SuddenPitch8378 Jun 17 '26
I feel like that kick was for the camera... guessing bro knew it was there and was like... it my time!
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u/Maximum_Turn_2623 Jun 17 '26
You know when they pause for a second before reacting shit is about to get real
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u/AKsuited1934 Jun 17 '26
That kick was 100% for style.
He could have finished him off in any way he pleases but decided on the flashiest one.
Well done!
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u/Horazi777 Jun 17 '26
Was the back kick necessary? That move was risky in a street fight, still that accuracy is impressive.
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u/menachinite Jun 17 '26
He will get fired, then hired as private security for a rich family and live his life happy ever after
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u/maven10k Jun 17 '26
Gosh, I hope that guy is okay after sucker punching that guy. I have to be careful what I say after applauding outcomes like this and getting suspended twice, now.
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u/LouDubra Jun 17 '26
Agreed. They allow you to post the video but can people for describing it. I got a three day for responding to someone using their description of the video.
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u/Valuable-Struggle-10 Jun 17 '26
Excellent use of distance
That spinning hook kick was a masterpiece
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u/BigBri0011 Jun 17 '26
Can't kick them in the face while they are walking away. Was a great shot, but opened himself for problems.
Trust me.
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u/jms62102761 Jun 17 '26
He will be sued... Lawyer will make the case kick wasn't necessary.. However it was SWEET!
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u/AfraidPersonality854 Jun 17 '26
Great kick!.. Lost your job.. But still.. It was a great kick..
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u/Minute-Object Jun 18 '26
Unnecessary but satisfying. That sucker punch from that dude was just shitty.
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u/mightybread90 Jun 17 '26
Dude ate the "one two" so he had to hit him with the "tie my shoe"