Lessons of the Lines: Ninth Master Dagger: Destroying the Elbow and Locking the Arm

This week we look at three plays that govern the concept of elbow destruction after the cover from the Ninth Master has been made. It is my opinion that these three plays are interlinked in such a way so as to explain and explore to to move to either side of an attacker and control and disarm them. We will see elements from earlier masters in this once again making an appearance. Stay tuned for more!
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[@tenpennygrim5884]

Firstly, I enjoyed your video.
Secondly, that first movement couldn't break someone's arm unless they took a nap after attacking. Any resisting, active opponent will just pull their arm back, punch you, kick you, head butt you, etc.
Move one to three looks good.

[@holtfreterlabs3294]

Thank you so much for your support and for your observations! I can totally see what you are saying. A thing I think about are the parts that Fiore is not speaking about in his manuscript. The parts where they will hit your face and head butt you and the like, just as you say. It’s difficult to put that into place and it helps to have viewers like you state these observations. Thank you again!