He has been spoofed on SNL, been imitated by Odell Beckham Jr. He has hundreds of tactics and techniques, and sometimes publishes multiple videos per day to his YouTube channel, which has 1.7 million subscribers. headquarters (Detroit Urban Survival Training), Dale Brown mostly evangelizes a heartfelt belief that every American ought to have an extensive game plan for every single bad thing that could happen. The switch he hits between earnestness and total goofball is a big reason he has become an internet and sports world sensation.īut make no mistake, here at D.U.S.T. Sarah Rice for ESPNīrown is a whirlwind 5-foot-9, 240-pound barrel of intensity, and has a personality that toggles between life-or-death conversations about the necessity for ax defense, to funny voices and over-the-top facial expressions as he mocks the people who mock his uber-seriousness. Inside the Detroit Urban Survival Training lies a 30-foot wall showcasing fake weapons Brown uses to teach survival techniques in Ferndale, Michigan. Brown wants the whole world - the universe, really - to put just as much serious thought into ax attack survivability as he has. As the man now known as "The Detroit Self-Defense Guy" speaks, it's obvious that his core message comes from his heart, underneath his infamous black and gray outfit that Space Force ought to consider. "You don't want your first time coming up against an ax to be in a real-life situation," he says. He shakes his head vigorously to signal that This.
Then he walks past the dozens of pretend knives, and then he's about to start describing all of his fake guns when he passes a plastic ax hanging nearby.
He picks one up, cradles it gently for a second and then takes one mock swing before he moves to the bats. THE WALL OF FAKE WEAPONS is about 30 feet long, and Dale Brown talks about each one like it's a crucial family member at his self-defense school here in Detroit.
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