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Hey what's going on guys welcome back to the Field Craft Survival podcast I'm your host Mike and today I got across from me

George what's up George. Hey Mike what's going on? Hey so today we are focused on that every podcast has to be long form as far as like a two three hour podcast every once in a while we could have a podcast that's a shorter podcast address and some things that are going on in society you know I did that tactical review podcast last episode a lot of good oh sorry I am choking on Kilcliffe right now I've just chugged Kilcliffe. Anyway so

I digress I did a tactical review podcast which if you haven't listened to that one in episode one two three it's the last episode that podcast is something I'll do periodically based on what's going on in the world talking about tactical situations how it relates to policy your gun rights your individual rights etc and flush out some of the tactics techniques and procedures that need to be updated updated because you know a tap

the tactical space or tactics period change with time and our shape or should be shaped based off with the bad guys are doing so we want to periodically do those so we did that great success and then leading into this podcast I got a whole bunch of questions because of that tactical review podcast so I wanted to address some of those today talk about the outside magazine that was just published I think it was drew poke his last name is actually

the dog you know the GGE and his article that says basically if you carry a firearm as a hiker you're dumb and so we're going to talk about those things but first I just want to let you guys know this podcast is sponsored and it's sponsored by Kilcliffe.com I'm actually sipping on the Kilcliffe recover so is George you know my my favorite thing about Kilcliffe is one their official officially partner with the Navy Seal Foundation they were it was started by a seal

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which was very kind of got lost yeah well let's we didn't get lost we just we just didn't know the trail when we followed it out and we made it back to the core yeah we turned a two a mile 30 minute trip into an hour and a half six mountain just it just benefits us we were testing our survival resiliency and and what we would do when we got lost yeah yeah you told me to take a left

no no no no no no we we just let's just agree to disagree and just say that you know we had a great time we we talked we held hands it was fun it was great it was fun okay let's get to the questions the Q&A oh well sorry I I digress a little bit but Kilcliffe.com if you go to Kilcliffe.com and use Philcraft one five no no survival 15 survival 15 yes did I say that wrong on every podcast no you had it you you

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might know it at a latter time but let me see if I can go through this this is all organic we're just doing this off the cuff but best martial arts for hand-to-hand combat in the worst case scenario what do you think I would say for hand-to-hand I would say some kind of like jujitsu or Krav Maga something that when you go when you're starting that you you grab a hand because you want to have control the wrist or the hands and if they have a weapon so I think that you know something like that kind of martial arts would I think would

benefit more than some let's say a traditional karate or something like that yeah from my experience taking

Taekwondo and even Kung Fu and a whole bunch of martial arts growing up as arts of the martial why is it called martial arts it's so weird

anyways for stand up I look at Thai kickboxing because it gives you good stand up tactics in your hands and your legs

just say you're gonna kick in the leg hurts yeah if you if you tie kick somebody in the legs on the streets did you're taking people out yeah you are you're they're they're not walk they're not I mean if you look at the biggest MMA fighters

um you know even early UFC when there was no weight classes there was dudes that were huge getting broken down by getting kicked by

Thai kickboxers or people who were MMA type guys but yeah stand up Thai and then I would say jujitsu as a

a practical way to develop your ground gain is important now you didn't ask me about MMA so I'm not gonna give you that answer but when it comes to specific martial arts that you can kind of

diversify to make your own especially in self-defense for the worst case then that would be the the the the way of the future

um what are your future plans for modern mindset 365 well uh you know modern mindset 365 is my personal podcast you know

Phil Grass survival was a company podcast I started modern mindset 365 to kind of extract the mindset mindset aspect

and isolate it because it's one of those things that's very important in the overall kind of resume or developing your resiliency to survive

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