Why a knife is always more dangerous than you think | Dan Inosanto | German language edition
Jan 2, 2026•Channel
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Video Details
Published6 months ago
Duration2:52
Video IDpB7vEasfyj4
Languageen-US
CategorySports
PrivacyPublic
Made for KidsNo
Video TypeRegular Video
Performance Metrics
Views475
Likes30
Comments2
Engagement Rate6.74%
Likes per 100 views6.32
Comments per 1K views4.21
Video Tags
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Description
In this video, you'll see a clear and timeless lesson from Dan Inosanto.
It shows how police and security forces—as well as civilians—must not approach someone who is potentially armed without careful consideration.
A knife is insidious, fast, and unforgiving of mistakes.
Incorrect distance, incorrect timing, or misjudging the situation can be life-threatening.
This video is for information, prevention, and tactical awareness—not for glorifying violence.
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⚠️ IMPORTANT COPYRIGHT NOTICE
This video is not my own material.
The original material comes from Dan Inosanto or the respective copyright holders.
I did not create the video; I used it solely for educational, analytical, and informational purposes, and provided commentary and translation.
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⚖️ LEGAL NOTICE (FAIR USE / RIGHT TO QUOTE)
This material is used in accordance with:
Section 51 of the German Copyright Act (Right to Quote – Germany)
and similarly to
17 U.S.C. § 107 (Fair Use – USA)
Purpose of use:
– Education and awareness
– Commentary and analysis
– Promoting safety and hazard awareness
All rights remain fully with the original copyright holders.
There is no commercial appropriation or claim to the original material.
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🧠 KEY MESSAGE
Dominance doesn't decide.
Courage doesn't decide. Distance, awareness, and the right decisions save lives.