As someone who was disabled 45 yrs. ago (partially paralyzed) I'm always thankful to obtain some useful knowledge which I can hopefully never have to use.
good instruction video, as a 1st dan in aiki jujitsu, we were told to keep the opponents wrist in contact or close to your body. this will increase the strength on his wrist. be ready for the opponents counter. but rolling or staying to the opponents outside, is always safer, as explained in the video.
Excellent video. The instructions were clear, thorough and you went slow enough for people to follow. Most do it so fast that the videos are essentially useless so it's basically them just showing off.
It's one of the best videos that deal with self defense with easy to understand the instructor and not over done. Explanations of why and when are spot on.
I am an old man with a bad back and I love what you teach me. When I was young I would take on anyone. Now I do not want to, so the sooner I can end it the better off I am. Thank You
Retired military, former law enforcement and combatives/MMA instructor here. Good explanation of a reverse wrist lock. I would recommend elevating the right elbow to protect the face when attempting this technique. A distraction technique prior to execution should also be taught/drilled/utilized. The most simple and reliable distraction is a quick slap with the back of the hand/fingers to the facial area, primarily directed at the eyes. The purpose of this is to cause the aggressor to begin backwards motion and reduce their muscular tension, increasing the possibility of success with this technique. With that being said, I used to describe this technique (and others) as "aging college professor and elderly grandmother" techniques. Meaning that they are much more likely to be successful if one attempting the technique is physically stronger than the other person. Size and strength matter unless there is an extreme disparity of fighting skill and they still matter... Anyone that disagrees with that needs to experience a few more fights and join an MMA gym. This technique "may" work on someone that you are physically stronger than and doesn't know what you are doing. Trying this on an enraged man that has fighting skill and bench presses 400lbs, squats 500lbs and deadlifts 600lbs and one may experience something a little different... Please do not be lulled into a false sense of security with techniques demonstrated in a static, controlled and consensual setting. Pressure test your techniques in a dynamic, uncontrolled and non-consensual setting to determine what works and what doesn't...
@Jason Mye... very well said I am a 71 year old disabled vietnam era vet . my training days are about gone now .just wondered if you ever herd of a man first man Tim tft ( training target focused training ). plus a kubaton .I was in a recon unit and scout dog unit .
Bob...I'm 73 with a reasonable grounding in defence..however..I teach senior citizens and obviously they have limitations re mobility and strength.The small videos you provide on your site have given me more options for the strike and flight I teach and I look forward to your full course I have ordered.Great stuff ...Geoff Rogers
When somebody comes after you for a fight you have to put them down as hard (break there bones/wrist/arms/knee/ankle), and as fast as you can. Definitely don't be shy or second guessing yourself about it.
I have been trained in this technique for years but never had the subtleties of “control” and “advantage” explained as in this tutorial. Really opens your eyes to the full potential of the technique. Excellent!
Thanks Bob, this is the best demonstration I have seen of this move on a video. An old Green Beret friend first showed me this move but you filled in a few useful details. Also thank you for always encouraging restraint when the threat is not severe. People always need to understand that we do not always have to break bones or skulls in every confrontation. When we do - we do!
I have purchased your TRS products for years, now I can put a face to your emails. Great video. I am a Vietnam vet with the Army Rangers, my fighting day are gone need to get it done fast and over with, at 73 time is of the most importance, no more stamina to go the long distance, keep up the good work
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Good video. I like the clear instructions, nice and simple. I'm retired military, and come from a very military family, and was taught very early the importance of torque control when it comes to holds. And of course, attacking the joints, as they are the weak points where pain can be afflicted very easily... great for stopping a larger attacker.
Thanks for this demo. I'm 63 and recently experienced an angry finger poke to the chest by a guy in his 40s...I want to learn such techniques and not become a victim as I age.
NIIIIIICE ! ... I've been a FAN of FightFast tips and training for years! VERY valuable in these CRAZY times we live in. I especially enjoy Kathy Long, as she is VERY easy on the eyes ... it would almost be worth a groin strike and twist, to train with her in person ................... ALMOST !
Seen this bn one before, but the refresher is good. I have used this once in a pickle and it worked great. I have also shown it to (and then taught it to) my grandsons. Thanks!
Excellent tips I tend to lean more on pressure points and common sense studying everyone from the moment I see them I walk in a room and automatically start forming a way out and looking for obvious weaknesses of everone
Well a great video but just FYI it's not just men out here that buy your products and I have now subscribed to your channel, a lot of us are women that enjoy learning self-defense and using knives and other gear that you offer so you might just want to start saying hey guys and gals but even if you don't I'll still buy your product and watch your videos thank you
I enjoyed and gleaned so much from this video. I was so surprised when the instructor pointed out about putting pressure on the middle knuckle. Thank you
Awesome Defense Videos , the advice and tactics yall show are things I learned the hard way and have taught my kids since they where little so they could always defend themselves
I like what you guys are doing here. Love the tips and advice. It never hurts to be prepared and you give us the tools by which to do so with. Keep talkin, im listening
I'm going to delete all my subscriptions and only subscribe to this channel, because this is the most efficient thing I've seen on the internet and the best explanation. Continue your good work.
Jimbo - Great information, it’s exactly what I need to know. I am 67 and used to wrestle in high school. But it was muscle and quickness then. Now, it’s surprise by an old man and lay him out. Howard
Exelent information! I spent a week at a Police Academy in Australia learning sefl defence and court room procedures. I have used wrist locks hundreds of times, but you exlprained it perfectly. My favourite was if they struggled, you could easily ram their head into a wall.
Practise these counter-moves and grip techniques....set up your monitor so you can get the positioning right and encourage your training partners to point out any deviations from the forms shown in the videos. You need to be able to perform these moves fluidly and quickly. After they become second nature, you'll have a valuable weapon in your arsenal. Thanks for putting these up!
Long time for nw with these guys. There good and have good products. The one thing i want to stress that people miss for me anyway. Never stand square to your opponent! Angles left or right of center. They say this becouse its important. Thanks guys for being help to us all.
This was very informative . I love what you guys are doing and I am all on board. We are living in unpredictable times, to be prepared for violence and just knowing how to protect yourself and loved ones is invaluable. Thanks guys.
I have been doing Japanese Karate for 47 years, 15 of which are Martial-Arts as it was meant to be used on the battlefield. So believe me when I say I know what works and I know what don't work. And what this guy shows in this video is 100% effective, and will work in a real situation.
The muscle on top of forearm just before elbow, when sharply struck is very painful and paralyzes that arm for several seconds and arm drops. I have used that followed by elbow strike to ribs. It was very effective. Though I am a fan of control of wrist and fingers as well.
I've had another experience where a friend of mine grabbed my wrist he managed to place his thumb on the pressure point in the wrist. He simply pressed his thumb down and got me down on my knees with only one hand. It's triggering a natural body reaction wich causes you to fall down on your knees. The back of your knees also cause the same body reaction. You simply collapse because you lose your balance when those pressure points are hit. So there are many ways for grabbing, but it also helps a lot if you know the weak spots of the human body.
I’m on your guys’ email hotlist, just wanted to say I was skeptical the first time I ordered from you guys just because the website isn’t the best design for a legitimate professional retailer, and also it ended up taking about a month to actually arrive and I wasn’t giving tracking info or even a confirmation number. However, when my order did finally show up I must say I was very surprised and super happy with the quality of the items I bought, ESPECIALLY considering how affordable everything was. I purchased 4 of the daggers as they were on sale at $15 a piece and didn’t expect much, but they are actually awesome quality blades and even have a well designed handle with grip built in, so much better than the cheap crappy cord wrapping a lot of the fixed blades you see online come with that fall apart after minimal use or the first time the wrap gets wet at all. I also purchased one of your folding tactical pocket knives again a gorgeous high quality blade with a quick release notch built into the blade itself that sticks out from the handle when closed. Even the handle is really nice quality with a sturdy clip, built in bottle opener and a glass breaker on the back end, for less than $20 it’s just as good and even better quality than almost every $40-60 dollar folding knife I’ve ever owned besides my favorite Gerber.
Good explanation, good technique. I would suggest not moving the hands (yours & his) so far in front of your body. Keep the hands close to your chest and your elbows bent. The closer to your center of gravity the more control you have over all. It makes a difference. I realize this is an old video therefore my comment is unlikely to be read but I found the video so its still getting pushed by TH-cam.
This is useful because it's easily learned and practiced, not too hard to perfect and speed up, and can be "moderated"-from hard to soft torque, plus a wide range of follow-up actions-based on how cray-cray the aggressor is. Show me more! ☺
Very well done and respectful, a true display of self defense and escape not inflicting devastating bodily harm until necessary and great explanation of leverage!
Trap hand with right hand. Lean back to straighten. Pop back of elbow with left hand, popping biceps tendon. No slipping away - he'll be backing off quick, holding his right screwed arm.
Great video. Straight forward and to the point. Make these videos for Hot List members only. We don't want the bullies out there to get a hold of this info.
Awesome demo, my friend! You give the best demo of hand joint lock I've ever seen on YT! On a side note, I always see these YT keyboard warriors always slamming Chinese Kung Fu as being ineffective, but joint locks were started in Chinese Kung Fu many thousands of years ago!
My dad was a kung fu instructor, and he taught me this exact same technique about 40 years ago.. There was an arm contol he taught me too. Saved my life [literally] when someone decided to attack me with a claw hammer..
I have used this move on the street on patrol with two local POLICE DEPARTMENTS. It’s very effective and works well to control aggressors. And this does open up an individual to severe physical pain and incapacitating injuries.
Awesome‼️ That is why I like and buy all of my self defense video’s from Fight Fast, Bob just showed you what to do if a guy is dumb enough to put his hands on you‼️ It’s a easy move, and straight to the point. Keep up the great work Bob ✌️
Was a Cooler for bar rooms for years when I was younger . This was one of my number one moves to get control of an over aggressive customer . I would walk them to the door and outside without seriously hurting them . Once outside if they were still in the mood , ( most cases they were not ) , other options came into play . This was a great demo for being in control without actually being violent .
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In that instance, keeping hand trapped while turning maintains better control ability setting up a (pulling in elbow) “Z” reverse peel . Removing and peeling encourages countering with kick for example. No disrespect intended.
I like what you said bob about escaping and not searching for damage ..heating people is evil , trying to avoid bloody contact is always a moral and it means you are a real humain being ..keep safe, self defence and specialy be a man of morals and compassion that's how you defeat all your enemies ..
If you do not wish to inflict pain then those that do will target you. Bullies live liberal logic. If you have to go through the trouble of a simple wrist lock, then make him wish he'd minded his own business. Nothing better than mashing a bullies nose to teach him a lesson.
No offense, but I don't think that's a good mentality to have. If you can escape do it, there's no shame in that. If you're properly trained and unless your attacker is trying to kill you or someone else, there isn't a good reason to inflict permanent damage on someone. They may have crossed a line or be having a bad day, but that's not a reason to cripple someone for the rest of their life. A little empathy goes a long way =)
As a Hapkido instructor I don't have any issues with what is shown here.....pointing the finger is called key finger in Hapkido allows for extra torque. My only additive is elbows in and keep everything near your body.....space with joint locks is a no no .Use your whole body and grind the attacker to the ground.
As a retired Green Beret I continue with my self-defense training because I think it is so important to keep up with it. I even have my own Online Training Site for teaching others. I won't share it here but if you want to know about it contact me somehow.
Very clear spoken and easy for people to understand. Especially the basic physiology behind the movement. It is always good to reemphasize as you did escape and evasion in situations. We use to also teach tactical avoidance as well. Good basics.
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Love how you explained the little points that most instructors don't even mention.
As someone who was disabled 45 yrs. ago (partially paralyzed) I'm always thankful to obtain some useful knowledge which I can hopefully never have to use.
good instruction video, as a 1st dan in aiki jujitsu, we were told to keep the opponents wrist in contact or close to your body. this will increase the strength on his wrist. be ready for the opponents counter. but rolling or staying to the opponents outside, is always safer, as explained in the video.
Excellent video. The instructions were clear, thorough and you went slow enough for people to follow. Most do it so fast that the videos are essentially useless so it's basically them just showing off.
I have 46 years of Hapkido training. You did a great demo of a control technique. Good job
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This the tutorial that brought FF and Ultimately TRS to my attention. Useful technique. Explained well.
Explanation I’d purposeful and educational. His ability to explain so well leave almost no room for confusion or questions
It's one of the best videos that deal with self defense with easy to understand the instructor and not over done. Explanations of why and when are spot on.
Love how thoroughly you explained this technique!! Great teaching!!
I am an old man with a bad back and I love what you teach me. When I was young I would take on anyone. Now I do not want to, so the sooner I can end it the better off I am. Thank You
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Retired military, former law enforcement and combatives/MMA instructor here. Good explanation of a reverse wrist lock. I would recommend elevating the right elbow to protect the face when attempting this technique. A distraction technique prior to execution should also be taught/drilled/utilized. The most simple and reliable distraction is a quick slap with the back of the hand/fingers to the facial area, primarily directed at the eyes. The purpose of this is to cause the aggressor to begin backwards motion and reduce their muscular tension, increasing the possibility of success with this technique.
With that being said, I used to describe this technique (and others) as "aging college professor and elderly grandmother" techniques. Meaning that they are much more likely to be successful if one attempting the technique is physically stronger than the other person. Size and strength matter unless there is an extreme disparity of fighting skill and they still matter... Anyone that disagrees with that needs to experience a few more fights and join an MMA gym.
This technique "may" work on someone that you are physically stronger than and doesn't know what you are doing. Trying this on an enraged man that has fighting skill and bench presses 400lbs, squats 500lbs and deadlifts 600lbs and one may experience something a little different...
Please do not be lulled into a false sense of security with techniques demonstrated in a static, controlled and consensual setting. Pressure test your techniques in a dynamic, uncontrolled and non-consensual setting to determine what works and what doesn't...
@Jason Mye... very well said I am a 71 year old disabled vietnam era vet . my training days are about gone now .just wondered if you ever herd of a man first man Tim tft ( training target focused training ). plus a kubaton .I was in a recon unit and scout dog unit .
Bob...I'm 73 with a reasonable grounding in defence..however..I teach senior citizens and obviously they have limitations re mobility and strength.The small videos you provide on your site have given me more options for the strike and flight I teach and I look forward to your full course I have ordered.Great stuff ...Geoff Rogers
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Excellent video. This has actually happened to me a number of times. I'm not ashamed to say it didn't go well.
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When somebody comes after you for a fight you have to put them down as hard (break there bones/wrist/arms/knee/ankle), and as fast as you can. Definitely don't be shy or second guessing yourself about it.
Agreed. Violent people need to be humbled.
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Do it so fast it's over before ANYONE knows what happened. Just don't kill em if you can help it.
Eyes, throat, nuts, feet, hands, then other, in that priority order.
Awesome demonstration my daughter can use this technique
I have been trained in this technique for years but never had the subtleties of “control” and “advantage” explained as in this tutorial. Really opens your eyes to the full potential of the technique. Excellent!
Thanks Bob, this is the best demonstration I have seen of this move on a video. An old Green Beret friend first showed me this move but you filled in a few useful details. Also thank you for always encouraging restraint when the threat is not severe. People always need to understand that we do not always have to break bones or skulls in every confrontation. When we do - we do!
I have purchased your TRS products for years, now I can put a face to your emails. Great video. I am a Vietnam vet with the Army Rangers, my fighting day are gone need to get it done fast and over with, at 73 time is of the most importance, no more stamina to go the long distance, keep up the good work
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Good video. I like the clear instructions, nice and simple. I'm retired military, and come from a very military family, and was taught very early the importance of torque control when it comes to holds. And of course, attacking the joints, as they are the weak points where pain can be afflicted very easily... great for stopping a larger attacker.
thank you for this vid i just used this technique on my grandma she was going in for a hug but i was still in self defense mide
oh crap is she alright?
Thanks for this demo. I'm 63 and recently experienced an angry finger poke to the chest by a guy in his 40s...I want to learn such techniques and not become a victim as I age.
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NIIIIIICE ! ... I've been a FAN of FightFast tips and training for years! VERY valuable in these CRAZY times we live in. I especially enjoy Kathy Long, as she is VERY easy on the eyes ... it would almost be worth a groin strike and twist, to train with her in person ................... ALMOST !
Always glad to learn more.23 years in Special Operations.Getting older and am always looking for new ways to defend me and mine.
Seen this bn one before, but the refresher is good. I have used this once in a pickle and it worked great. I have also shown it to (and then taught it to) my grandsons.
Thanks!
This is the first time someone explained how to do the technique in detail, Thank you!
Excellent tips I tend to lean more on pressure points and common sense studying everyone from the moment I see them I walk in a room and automatically start forming a way out and looking for obvious weaknesses of everone
This one technique is similar to some techniques we were taught in the Police Academy Defensive Tactics.
Been subbed with fight fast for several years. Always something to learn, always something to enjoy.
Well a great video but just FYI it's not just men out here that buy your products and I have now subscribed to your channel, a lot of us are women that enjoy learning self-defense and using knives and other gear that you offer so you might just want to start saying hey guys and gals but even if you don't I'll still buy your product and watch your videos thank you
I enjoyed and gleaned so much from this video. I was so surprised when the instructor pointed out about putting pressure on the middle knuckle. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
One of the best moves to keep an altercation from getting out of control. Excellent demonstration 👍
Awesome Defense Videos , the advice and tactics yall show are things I learned the hard way and have taught my kids since they where little so they could always defend themselves
Love this! I do the same thing with my kids.
Great info for anyone who is confronted by someone that doesn't agree with you and wants to start something. Simple and very effective. Thank you!
Direct, brief, uncomplicated, and all business. Holds your attention well. All things I prefer in an instructional vid. Tight job!
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I like what you guys are doing here. Love the tips and advice. It never hurts to be prepared and you give us the tools by which to do so with. Keep talkin, im listening
Awesome! You are a great instructor! I am so looking forward to seeing more of your videos, and sharing them with my family!
Awesome! Thank you! We definitely have more coming!
Truly like how you detail everything about the self defense move your describing. Very informative.
Defensive grabs and joint locks are so old school.. upper palm heel strike to the chin and they let go as they fall unconsciously to the ground
I'm going to delete all my subscriptions and only subscribe to this channel, because this is the most efficient thing I've seen on the internet and the best explanation.
Continue your good work.
Exceptionally well explained. We're always taught technique, not what's behind it. Appreciate your strategy and tactics.
Jimbo - Great information, it’s exactly what I need to know. I am 67 and used to wrestle in high school. But it was muscle and quickness then. Now, it’s surprise by an old man and lay him out. Howard
Exelent information! I spent a week at a Police Academy in Australia learning sefl defence and court room procedures. I have used wrist locks hundreds of times, but you exlprained it perfectly. My favourite was if they struggled, you could easily ram their head into a wall.
Practise these counter-moves and grip techniques....set up your monitor so you can get the positioning right and encourage your training partners to point out any deviations from the forms shown in the videos. You need to be able to perform these moves fluidly and quickly. After they become second nature, you'll have a valuable weapon in your arsenal. Thanks for putting these up!
Long time for nw with these guys. There good and have good products. The one thing i want to stress that people miss for me anyway. Never stand square to your opponent! Angles left or right of center. They say this becouse its important. Thanks guys for being help to us all.
Well said!
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This was very informative . I love what you guys are doing and I am all on board. We are living in unpredictable times, to be prepared for violence and just knowing how to protect yourself and loved ones is invaluable. Thanks guys.
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Excellent demonstration ! a lot of knowledge is being passed on by you and we sincerely appreciate it !
I have learned this from you. I can defend myself thanks to you. I don't fear hurting an assailant
Nice move. I’ll use that when the time comes. Thanks Bob
I have been doing Japanese Karate for 47 years, 15 of which are Martial-Arts as it was meant to be used on the battlefield. So believe me when I say I know what works and I know what don't work. And what this guy shows in this video is 100% effective, and will work in a real situation.
I am a third degree black belt. I have seen this technique hundreds of times, but this is the first time I had it explained this this great good.
Very good demonstration and effectively explained. Thank you!
Thank you
You really illustrate the technique on how to make it work in My favor.
Great demonstration! My girl is learning the technique now.
Great demonstration on the use of leverage and body mechanics.
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Simple but EFFECTIVE, thanks for your expertise and sharing.
The muscle on top of forearm just before elbow, when sharply struck is very painful and paralyzes that arm for several seconds and arm drops. I have used that followed by elbow strike to ribs. It was very effective. Though I am a fan of control of wrist and fingers as well.
I've had another experience where a friend of mine grabbed my wrist he managed to place his thumb on the pressure point in the wrist. He simply pressed his thumb down and got me down on my knees with only one hand. It's triggering a natural body reaction wich causes you to fall down on your knees. The back of your knees also cause the same body reaction. You simply collapse because you lose your balance when those pressure points are hit. So there are many ways for grabbing, but it also helps a lot if you know the weak spots of the human body.
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Good explanation, good technique.
I would suggest not moving the hands (yours & his) so far in front of your body. Keep the hands close to your chest and your elbows bent. The closer to your center of gravity the more control you have over all. It makes a difference.
I realize this is an old video therefore my comment is unlikely to be read but I found the video so its still getting pushed by TH-cam.
Slick move, especially liked the part about the knuckle to force. Thanks
This is useful because it's easily learned and practiced, not too hard to perfect and speed up, and can be "moderated"-from hard to soft torque, plus a wide range of follow-up actions-based on how cray-cray the aggressor is.
Show me more! ☺
Very well done and respectful, a true display of self defense and escape not inflicting devastating bodily harm until necessary and great explanation of leverage!
Trap hand with right hand. Lean back to straighten. Pop back of elbow with left hand, popping biceps tendon. No slipping away - he'll be backing off quick, holding his right screwed arm.
Great video. Straight forward and to the point. Make these videos for Hot List members only. We don't want the bullies out there to get a hold of this info.
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Awesome demo, my friend! You give the best demo of hand joint lock I've ever seen on YT! On a side note, I always see these YT keyboard warriors always slamming Chinese Kung Fu as being ineffective, but joint locks were started in Chinese Kung Fu many thousands of years ago!
My dad was a kung fu instructor, and he taught me this exact same technique about 40 years ago.. There was an arm contol he taught me too. Saved my life [literally] when someone decided to attack me with a claw hammer..
Thanks for taking the time out of your lunchtime at the barbershop to share your wisdom.
I have used this move on the street on patrol with two local POLICE DEPARTMENTS. It’s very effective and works well to control aggressors. And this does open up an individual to severe physical pain and incapacitating injuries.
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That was a great description on personal protective step and keeping the threat in your control
Awesome‼️ That is why I like and buy all of my self defense video’s from Fight Fast, Bob just showed you what to do if a guy is dumb enough to put his hands on you‼️
It’s a easy move, and straight to the point. Keep up the great work Bob ✌️
Was a Cooler for bar rooms for years when I was younger . This was one of my number one moves to get control of an over aggressive customer . I would walk them to the door and outside without seriously hurting them . Once outside if they were still in the mood , ( most cases they were not ) , other options came into play . This was a great demo for being in control without actually being violent .
Can you tell us more? How did you get control of the wrist? Did every belligerent customer grab your shirt like in this video?
That was an awesome demonstration right there, never too old to learn something new.
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demo with a very reasonable advice in the end...excellent
Thanks for the refresher course. Haven't had to use a movie like that for a while
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Great explanation of the move. Going to practice on my husband right now. Thanks!
This is very informative and great teaching first by talking step by step and then showing how it's done. Great job.
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Glad you enjoyed it
Great video. Loved how you articulated the move so we could see all parts of the technique. Thanks for posting, love your past videos and dvds too!
Watched out of curiousity. Fascinating and needed education. Thank you!
In that instance, keeping hand trapped while turning maintains better control ability setting up a (pulling in elbow) “Z” reverse peel . Removing and peeling encourages countering with kick for example. No disrespect intended.
Got the email to check this and as someone who studies martial arts this was pretty spot on well done
Hello fellow crusader
Simple and effective, optimizing your options. Thanks Bob
I like what you said bob about escaping and not searching for damage ..heating people is evil , trying to avoid bloody contact is always a moral and it means you are a real humain being ..keep safe, self defence and specialy be a man of morals and compassion that's how you defeat all your enemies ..
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If you do not wish to inflict pain then those that do will target you. Bullies live liberal logic. If you have to go through the trouble of a simple wrist lock, then make him wish he'd minded his own business. Nothing better than mashing a bullies nose to teach him a lesson.
You've got to fight back! Win at no cost!
No offense, but I don't think that's a good mentality to have. If you can escape do it, there's no shame in that. If you're properly trained and unless your attacker is trying to kill you or someone else, there isn't a good reason to inflict permanent damage on someone. They may have crossed a line or be having a bad day, but that's not a reason to cripple someone for the rest of their life. A little empathy goes a long way =)
@@coryernsberger61 I considered that option as well but I will not let anyone hurt me or my family or friends. Kno that!
@@johncree50 Absolutely.
As a Hapkido instructor I don't have any issues with what is shown here.....pointing the finger is called key finger in Hapkido allows for extra torque. My only additive is elbows in and keep everything near your body.....space with joint locks is a no no .Use your whole body and grind the attacker to the ground.
As a retired Green Beret I continue with my self-defense training because I think it is so important to keep up with it. I even have my own Online Training Site for teaching others. I won't share it here but if you want to know about it contact me somehow.
I DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT THE " MAGIC KNUCKLE " ... THANK YOU SIR
Very clear spoken and easy for people to understand. Especially the basic physiology behind the movement. It is always good to reemphasize as you did escape and evasion in situations. We use to also teach tactical avoidance as well. Good basics.
Right on , I can completely get into this type of information given by such a renowned specialist and others ....count on many shares and hopefully like's too !
Greatly appreciated Mike!