How to defend against a street fight punch / avoid a one punch knockout - Victor Marx

http://www.VictorMarx.com‎ Lesson #1: How to not get knocked out Ok this is a first and your seeing it. My first instruction executive level personal protection video on YouTube. So this is my gift to you in lesson #1 "How not to get knocked out" in a self defense situation. Watch, like, share and you're on your way to becoming your own body guard! :-) "Recently he [Victor] walked into a conflict area of Burma and helped to train our Free Burma Ranger ethnic humanitarian relief teams. His humility, faith, humor, world class speed, fighting skills, and back ground as a U.S. Marine, created instant credibility and rapport. His humor, humility and honest sharing of his life experiences and the tragedies he has endured, creates an instant bond with those who have suffered.” — David Eubank (Maj. R. 2/75 RGR, 1st Special Forces Group (A); Founder, Free Burma Rangers "Victor Marx comes with my strongest recommendation. He is an exceptional martial artist and trainer. His techniques are practical, efficient, fast, and deadly. In my opinion, he teaches a superb system for combat. In over 30 years of service, mostly with Rangers and Special Mission Units, and having been taught a myriad of combatives and H2H techniques, Mr. Marx’ abilities and teaching methods surpass any I have seen. Victor Marx is a true warrior and combatives instructor and any military unit would benefit from his instruction and techniques." — Sergeant Major Greg Birch, U.S. Army (Ret.), Service included 75th Ranger Regiment and the 1st SFOD-D, SM of Asymmetric Warfare Group (AWG) "Victor is an subject matter expert (SME) and instructor in Hand to Hand combative and edge weapons for special operations forces. I recommend Victor for any work with conventional, insurgent and native military/para-military forces.” — Jeffery Strickland Ph.D, LTC (Ret) Professor at West Point Military Academy, Author of Mathematical Modeling of Warfare and Combat Phenomenon "Despite everything he endured he continued to press forward, to fight, to persevere. I am a better man for knowing him and I am thankful to count Victor Marx a friend and a brother.” — Senior Chief David A. Hansen, Navy SEAL