Gun Kata from South Korea`s Soul SWAT

Clip from Discovery Channel showing South Korea`s Soul SWAT team training before the Olympics.

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News & Politics

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• GunKata
• Documentary
• CQB
• Combat
• shooting
• SWAT

[qiman2]

Needs more Christian Bale.

[mrkiky]

@aminoacid1648856 the translator was a korean native who learned english?

[SocraPlaTotle]

btw,you spelled Seoul wrongly.XD

[MGMDubstep]

For a moment there i thought i was watching a long cinematic in Metal Gear Solid :s

Kata's are cool tho, did them in karate and jujitsu.

[DanTheVikingr]

Magpul, Eat your heart out.

[SUP3RZ0MB1E]

@shunislo I dont know. I agree...it looks "fancy" and all, but it looks too "planned" as well. In real life situations, shit like this is not planned out. I think routine movement for this type of training, is less than ideal.

[SUP3RZ0MB1E]

@SuperBomber01 The hostage survived...AND it wasn't a fatal shot, as he recovered? No shit. Usually "not fatal" implies that someone survives...just saying.

[MrChimochay]

That female officer to the left... yea, I'd hit that..

[BrokenDinosaur]

I was a South Korean SWAT team member like you, until I took an arrow in the knee.

[VladiSSius]

jajajaja misleading text :)

[4131025]

this is why Nanosuit are created

[SuperBomber01]

@rkswlqjq4 For your information, the one hostage that was shot DID survive - and it wasn't even a fatal shot as he fully recovered some time later. Do note that it was the ROK Navy's UDT that did the rescuing, a unit that is completely different to SWAT. Bus-based hostage rescues wouldn't come close to having some 20 madmen armed with automatic weapons and RPGs inside (and even then, carrying such weapons in a bus with bagshit of hostages isn't a very good idea.