Another part in the huge AKBAN documentation project - Hon Gyaku Jime, a painful, but controllable joint lock done by Yossi Sheriff, the AKBAN Academy founder. www.akban.org
Love this technique, and I often show it to my students, as it's an easy thing to understand, and also not so hard to understand the "bio-mechanics" behind making it all work. Thank you Yossi for this great video!
Hi ! In our training session, there is one man who is taller than everyone else and strong, if he grab what not to do, you will not tear him away from yourself, no movement will work against him. Even the coach can not do anything against him if he does not succumb.
If there is a large strength difference between the attacker and the defender, then the defender can’t use low level of violence techniques. Not only this lock, but all locks can only be executed with a high level of violence, or not at all.
@@AkbanOrg You are missing the point, I am not saying that fighting doesnt leave you vulnerable, anyone can see that. I am saying that the position of the technique shown leaves you open to attack because of its positioning
Love this technique, and I often show it to my students, as it's an easy thing to understand, and also not so hard to understand the "bio-mechanics" behind making it all work.
Thank you Yossi for this great video!
Thanks CrinosAD. It is a useful armlock.
Hi ! In our training session, there is one man who is taller than everyone else and strong, if he grab what not to do, you will not tear him away from yourself, no movement will work against him. Even the coach can not do anything against him if he does not succumb.
If there is a large strength difference between the attacker and the defender, then the defender can’t use low level of violence techniques. Not only this lock, but all locks can only be executed with a high level of violence, or not at all.
I did Bujinkan for a couple of years and that lock is still in my mind. Very nice one.
You don't seem to be taking any notice of his left hand? If he has a knife or other weapon, even a pencil, he could hurt his opponent pretty bad.
There is no technique in the world that does not have a counter
@@AkbanOrg that is not a counter, that is leaving yourself open to a fatal attack
There is no position in the world that is not vulnerable in some extent or open to this or that power multipliers.
@@AkbanOrg You are missing the point, I am not saying that fighting doesnt leave you vulnerable, anyone can see that. I am saying that the position of the technique shown leaves you open to attack because of its positioning
Please give an example of a position or a technique that does not, in any circumstance, leave you open to an attack