| e very start nightclubs were associated with the idea | | | | The doorman job is to find trouble before trouble |
| of dancing, tobacco smoking and dating. The effect of | | | | begins. They have to stop the problem before it |
| those activities will most likely be a clash and fights | | | | becomes a brawl. Bouncers have to be prepared and |
| among the patrons. | | | | make sure their presence is very well known. |
| Nightclub concessionaires found a way to resolve | | | | A vital thing is projecting your voice and making eye |
| those problems, Bouncers. | | | | contact. Most people would like not to fight with an |
| A bouncer or a doorman is an informal term for a | | | | over sized bouncer. The doorman only has to remind |
| Security guard employed at the bars, nightclubs, and | | | | them of his presence, and they will think again of their |
| others venues to supply the security needs of the | | | | actions. |
| place. | | | | There are other things beside size and strength and an |
| The doorman task is to see and check lawful age, and | | | | important thing is to possess the knowledge of the |
| to denied entry into the bar, based on prerequisite such | | | | right technique. A doorman has to know how to throw |
| as aggressive behavior, drunkenness or other | | | | someone (taking the client outside the venue field) |
| standards. | | | | without beating, injuring or killing the patron. |
| A bouncer primary duty is to keep underage, | | | | There are many martial arts technique, however a lot |
| intoxicated, aggressive,or otherwise disqualified | | | | of them don’t fit the job, such as karata, |
| individuals from getting inside the bar. In addition a | | | | kong-fu, taekwondo-all those martial arts technique |
| doorman duty is to screen customers based on race | | | | lack the knowledge of dragging or escorting the client |
| or cultural set, also bouncer or a doorman use metal | | | | outside). Judo-lack the ability to fight with several |
| detectors to denied patrons from selling potentially | | | | enemies at once, ninjitsu-lack the ability to guard a VIP |
| risky and illegal product, such as drugs and weapons, | | | | (most ninja technique based on evading, thus making |
| into the nightclub. A secondary task often includes the | | | | the doorman leave his primary duty of defending the |
| monitoring behavior of customers to make sure that | | | | VIP, except from Koga Ryu Ninjitsu). |
| the nightclub rules and alcohol regulations are enforced | | | | The best three useful and reliable technique that a |
| to the nightclub ordinance. In additiondoormans ensure | | | | doorman should use is: |
| that patrons do not destroy| the nightclub or the | | | | Skornik-Israel combat, a very practical technique that |
| furnishings. Also, doormans must resolve fights inside | | | | used Judo, Karata and Krav-maga (IDF use this one |
| the nightclub field, which may involve verbal warnings | | | | as well). Suitable for any situation, inside or outside the |
| to troublemakers, aggressively separating individuals | | | | bar Skornik-Israel combat will ensure the safety of the |
| and set, or making sure that {troublemakers|perpetrator | | | | bar owner and clients. |
| leave the bar. | | | | The second one is Koga Ryu Ninjitsu developed by |
| Bouncer or a doorman are also responsible for | | | | Grand Master David Haliva. |
| gathering the entry fee, and seeing and checking | | | | The Koga Ryu Ninjitsu is very useful martial art |
| identification (especially in regard to the legal age of | | | | technique. |
| clients for entry and booze consumption). In huge | | | | The last one is the Krav-maga that is very useful but |
| venues, doorman may have the subjective job of | | | | is only good for killing the target and not detaining it, |
| separating the crowd inside the venue domain from | | | | thus making a krav-maga bouncer an executer and |
| the crowd that is found on the other side of the fence | | | | failing in his main job of defending the patron (usually |
| (not inside the nightclub domain) based on the patrons | | | | the Krav-maga only teach the user to injure badly or |
| style of crowd clothing style (a venue that the majority | | | | to kill his target). |
| of his patrons are a hip-hop fans, would not like to see | | | | A doorman should know that most brawls stem from |
| someone that has a different dressing style or | | | | a mixture of alcohol and testosterone, making the client |
| anything that is strange from their original set. Bouncers | | | | very emotional and crippling his sense of logic. |
| also escort and acts as a bodyguard for VIP, | | | | The best way to stop those troublemakers is to |
| employees, or female staff around the venue. | | | | isolate the troublemaker from his companions. The |
| The increasing availability of affordable and reliable | | | | bouncer will normally pull the perpetrator aside into a |
| security and safety devices has created some | | | | one on one situation and clarify the patron, with a lucid |
| changes in the occupation over the years. doormans | | | | voice accompanied by fear, that he will foresee no |
| have made an increasing use of technology such as | | | | more troubles from the selected patron. This makes |
| TETRA, PMR446, FRS all known as walki-talky | | | | the situation safer for the doorman and spares the |
| equipment. Some venues equip their staff with in | | | | person from embarrassment in front of companions. |
| "Agent Radio Earpiece" to stay in touch. | | | | Bouncer equipment |
| How should a bouncer should act?? | | | | Licensed security guards (guards that belong to a |
| A doorman is the first person that creates contact | | | | certain security company, such as Skornik-Security) |
| with the patron. | | | | usually carry handcuffs (in order to hold the |
| The client first impression of the bar is formed then. | | | | perpetrator until the police arrive), pepper sprays or |
| The bouncer can be informative and inviting, which will | | | | gas guns, or expandable cudgel (baton), electrical |
| generate an inviting ambience and an fun night, or he | | | | Paralyzer. All of this is usually the equipment that is |
| can create a bad first impression of the bar by being | | | | carried in a tactical vest. |
| uninviting and aggressive | | | | |