The Most Important Jiu-Jitsu Move for Self Defense
Most important offensive jiu-jitsu move for self defense. Get our best self defense tips by email (and get access to our self defense library) at http://selfdefensetutorials.com/get-free-self-defense-tips-by-email/
hey ,if anyone else wants to uncover children self defense try Lomonting Survival Situations Mentor (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my mate got great success with it.
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I like the way you describe that an arm drag may be the opponent moving toward you or if they are "bigger/stronger" you enter toward them to complete the technique. Many systems make an assumption that when you do "this" the opponent will always do "that." Adaptation is key.
How about, grab their right wrist with your left hand, and as you pull them towards you, you push their left shoulder with your right hand as you step to your left so they are now spinning round, your right arm is now in the position across their upper chest, slide it up to their throat while sliding your left arm to complete the naked choke! I have seen this done on the street and it works a treat.
Fantastic description with the Italian hammer it puts a clear image in your heat which is what you need when you are in a reaction scenario. Off to check out your defence website. thanks
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hey ,if anyone else wants to uncover children self defense try Lomonting Survival Situations Mentor (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my mate got great success with it.
Hi! Want to learn WingTchunDo Martial Arts? We are offering a video from reknowned Wing Chun Masters around the world and has over 2 hrs content plus you get a full instructional video of 90 minutes as a BONUS extra. Click this link now! http://bit.ly/2ngEdci
i love all your videos
This exact setup has helped me more than once. Nice presentation. Simple and clear.
Hadaka jime Feldenkrais
Looks easy 🥋
Have you ever met Scooby? You'd make a power couples!
FUNNY YOU SHOULD MENTION "EVERYONES SKATEBOARDING TODAY"
Especially b/c this is a self defense channel
MANY OF THOSE "SKATBOARDERS" use that as an excuse to carry around a skate board
NOT saying they dont know how to skateboard BUT 100% AM SAYING, for many its just a cover to have a weapon at their disposal
stay safe!!
u r just a mouth person
Nice, simple. Thanks!
I like the way you describe that an arm drag may be the opponent moving toward you or if they are "bigger/stronger" you enter toward them to complete the technique. Many systems make an assumption that when you do "this" the opponent will always do "that." Adaptation is key.
How about, grab their right wrist with your left hand, and as you pull them towards you, you push their left shoulder with your right hand as you step to your left so they are now spinning round, your right arm is now in the position across their upper chest, slide it up to their throat while sliding your left arm to complete the naked choke!
I have seen this done on the street and it works a treat.
Fantastic description with the Italian hammer it puts a clear image in your heat which is what you need when you are in a reaction scenario. Off to check out your defence website. thanks
No need for what if's.. In all self Defense moves and Jiu- Jitsu techniques there is always a what if! However, this is a good arm drag and choke..
Great stuff… love your vids!!
You try that on anybody that isn't a fat uncoordinated retard your gonna get put on your ass
Great tips!
What's stopping him from hitting you with a left hook when you grab his tricep?
for most cases this would be a better option than punching, knocking out and letting the opponents head crack on the pavement.
Just found that you made this new channel. Awesome! Thanks Stephan.
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And looks good in the eye of law:)