This is By FAR the best body slam defense on TH-cam. Without question. Everyone else has videos about "grab the armpit " or "pinch this or squeeze that". Nonsense. This, however, is Legit.
I was in Brazilian jiu jitsu for 6 months and plan to get back into it and I’m gonna get my boys in it as well when they turn 4 because the world we live in is just fucked up and I think every child should learn it especially if their small is not a very big guy myself but I’m a hell of a grappler and i am very strong for my size I even took someone down that weighed over a 100 pounds more then me grabbed him by his throat put him on his back and he couldn’t get me off of him so I know I have talent and strength For my size but I’ve learned a lot and know it’s best to not fight unless your being attacked try your best to talk ur way out of a fight and it took me having kids to learn that.
I greatly appreciate that you emphasize that there is never a perfect scenario. That has been the Achilles Heel, of just about all the styles of training I've been exposed to.
Situational awareness is the key here. I try not to be on my phone as much when I'm out in public unless I'm seated somewhere facing the entry/exit point. Knowing how to do those moves in a nano second is extremely difficult - even if trained.
“Don’t let anyone get behind you,” this rules. Today it would be so easy to walk up behind a person and rag doll them before they can react because almost everyone’s head is firmly up their ass.
The First thing We learned in Krav Maga is 360 Defense. There is No way you can apply it without situational Awareness and awareness of angles of attack. Thanks for emphasizing this,
I don't think or remember anyone of my Coaches had ever taught or exercised a defense tactic for such scenario, I myself never thought about such a scenario in case of situation my mind is blown I,m just seeing & learning this & How it wasn't part of the basics 101 now just got to make it part practice
Very good very common stuff I actually learned this on my own before professors have shown me it and it was interesting to see the little details on top of it
Mike tyson: everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face. bruh average mortals can only hope to remember this tutorial when they are about to get bodyslamed lol
I always preach to my gf to be aware of ur surroundings no matter what always be aware even if we’re in Walmart any other stores or even just in the car be aware you may never know when shit goes down south real fast
Literally the first thing you need to do is drop your hips and push then out, then fight hands. Do not under any circumstances lock your arms first, your arms just became the lever at this point. Fundamentals of 5 Point defense in wrestling is what you need here, also wrestles actually do get their hips away first, it just happens like in a split second but it's what prevents them from getting launched, the hand fighting is to help return to a safe position.
This is something that must be trained constantly to develop muscle memory..those watching this..it's but Gonna work by watching and keeping it in memory. You need to know and learn how to react in this type of situation.
This is great. Might I add, and I know this sort of attack happens quite quickly but if you can manage it, a quick shapr stamp on the attackers foot/toes can help/ or scraping your shoe down their shin (works best when wearing office type shoes with sharp inner edges to the soles)....done this a few times when bigger kids at school used to grab me from the back and try WWF moves on me (yeah tiny asian kid + glasses+1980s = easy target) and it worked...admittedly not all the time but the times it did they let go instantly. Ladies in heels, especially stiletto heels...trust me unless the guy is wearing steel toecaps, he's gonna feel the pain when you stamp down on his foot - remember all you need is a split second to escape.
It’s hard to maintain balance on one leg when being picked up. I used to teach that but it didn’t work well enough when we pressure tested it. Broke a toe or two but ended up in bad positions most of the time. Thanks for the comment though
@@Selfdefensegoat Wow thanks for the reply!! Great to hear you've tried it/pressure tested it. I only tried it when bullied at school (so +30yrs ago lol) worked sometimes not others....but take on board your feedback ..and experience 😎👌🙏
it is very difficult to get out of this situation, especially since it happens very quickly. It seems to me that you can only hit the striker with your foot and try to somehow partially neutralize the power of this throw. After all, hardly anyone will have such reflexes, and if, in addition, the attacker is a strong person, he will break us anyway.
This is what many sports fighters can't differentiate. Self defense vs macho man MMA techniques. Self defense is survival. Sport fighting is a game. Very few practitioners appreciate this.
Dropping that weight low and getting at least a hook in if you get picked up is A+ advice! I'm an old formal TSD student, but outside of class my older brothers and I would always experiment with whatever we were learning at our home (we had a proper space for beating each other up, lol). Anyway, all that to say... I was by far the smallest of my siblings, but I learned to leg hook sort've by accident and learned how to at least make picking my 'lil self up to throw a bit more difficult. haha Great vid.
Great video. For me, dropping the bodyweight should be almost reflexive; that gives you a split second to figure out what's going on without becoming a lawn dart, or "going for a ride" as you put it. Love the escapes and leg hooks!
I'm wondering... These things can go FAST. So, let's say you're already flying backwards. Would it make sens to swing your feet even faster, so you'd have a chance to make a backflip?
Chances of you heading the backflip and landing on your feet are low, you coyote probably manage to land on your stomach fairly easily tho, watch freestyle wrestling suplexes, or judo throws they manage to spin or flip through a lot of potentially dangerous throws
Hooking their leg with yours makes it impossible to lift you off of the ground. It's the easiest way from being picked up. Seems like your buddy with the wrestling experience should be teaching this video. The basics of wrestling teach the fundamental things to keep from getting slammed or lifted off of the ground
This is good. I got in a fight with two guys. Hit the first one and he went rite down. Figured he was knocked out. Turned to square up with guy 2. Guy 1 came back from the dead and I had no idea because my back was to him now. He scooped me from behind and slammed me. Broke my humorous in half. Got rite back up to keep going. Luckily people intervened. Situational awareness is key. Never should of assumed and turned my back. Should of backed up to have both in view.
🤔🤔🤔 yes as someone who has had this happen many, many times, I feel these are pretty good. a little more brutality could be added, but for a simple demonstration its pretty good.
When you drop, find the nearest inside leg with your hand and begin to rotate into taking side control as you land. From there, you can get up and run, or finish them. Don’t just drop and do nothing with your arms and avoid dropping and just falling into their guard, or rear naked choke.
Not too long ago: I'm a big and heavy guy, and how many people can arch their back? Then I saw an untrained woman picking up another woman and slamming her head first into the stone floor... She didn't arch her back, nor did she do any throw I'd recognize. It was obviously pure intuition and malice...
Number one, back elbows to the head can do just as much damage to your arm as it does to their head, actually even more. Heads are tough the connective tissue in the back of your arm is not. Two people talk a lot of negative things about situational awareness, I don’t understand why,All of our self-defense techniques are better if we are aware of the fact that we are about to be in a fight. Good job as usual thank you. Be safe.
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The dummy toss at the beginning...pure gold 🤣. Solid breakdown though boys. These are great for those who are learning basic self defense 👌👌👌
lmao the dummy with the white head....
Thanks for watching
The dummy went for a ride 😂
😂 I'm glad it was a dummy...DAMN !!! 😂
@@rudyj151 me too....that looked brutal on that hard floor🥴
Thank you. You are one of the FEW trainers who actually talk about SITUATIONAL AWARENESS. Prevention is key, and nothing is perfect. Thank you.
Exactly, thanks for watching
The Marine Corps is all about situational awareness. You should make a video with MCMAP. 🇺🇸
@@JT0007 I would love to. Do you have any connections?
lol who have you been watching
That was the key of a smart war fighter
I love your honesty when stating that it is never a perfect situation
Bro, literally the best advice I ever heard about self defense. Situational awareness is key! Better not to be surprised at all
This is By FAR the best body slam defense on TH-cam. Without question. Everyone else has videos about "grab the armpit " or "pinch this or squeeze that". Nonsense. This, however, is Legit.
Thank you for speaking about situational awareness. More instructors need to do this.
Amen brother! SITUATIONAL AWARENESS!!!!!
Thank you very much! I live in a remote area and there isn't a city for hundreds of miles. I learn everything from TH-cam. Thank you!
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Thoroughly thought out, not pretentious, and honest, helpful information. Great post!
This is solid. Keep it coming.
15 years of teaching MMA here.
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Nothing is ever perfect i love the honest truth thank you great work
As somebody who wrestled in high school, it feels good to see what I learned can be used in real life
great video! i appreciate these! especially as a woman. agree 💯 always be aware of your surroundings
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I was in Brazilian jiu jitsu for 6 months and plan to get back into it and I’m gonna get my boys in it as well when they turn 4 because the world we live in is just fucked up and I think every child should learn it especially if their small is not a very big guy myself but I’m a hell of a grappler and i am very strong for my size I even took someone down that weighed over a 100 pounds more then me grabbed him by his throat put him on his back and he couldn’t get me off of him so I know I have talent and strength For my size but I’ve learned a lot and know it’s best to not fight unless your being attacked try your best to talk ur way out of a fight and it took me having kids to learn that.
What a great video. Brutally honest. Sometimes you aren't going to get away. Be aware!
I have done wrestling and BJJ so I'm so glad to see this video. I'm so tired of seeing people doing groin strikes and stupid s*** like that
Haha isn’t that the truth
I greatly appreciate that you emphasize that there is never a perfect scenario. That has been the Achilles Heel, of just about all the styles of training I've been exposed to.
Great video man, the body slam made me smile, it reminded of the married with children scenes when bud or Al fell from the 2nd floor.
Lol classic Bundy
The most important thing to remember, self awareness when you're out and about, don't zone out while being in public
This was an excellent video, not just solid technique, but wisdom as well. Thank you
OMG. The ragdoll at the beggining made my day !! 😂🤣
Love these videos… we train 3 days a wk practicing these techniques. Thank You for the content. Very Helpful.
No way!!! That’s awesome, you should send me a video of the training.
@@Selfdefensegoat will do.. we have a small gym .. but it works..
@@thasanman2504 All good, keep up the hard work
When the attacker has your arms wrapped, the butt bump is a good technique to create space and then pivot.
Agreed if you are a similar size to your opponent
what if the attacker has a *hard-on?*
I hear Tom yelling you can't have my booty.
Lean forward while stiffening your arms with with force. But the best advise is like you said, situational awareness. Don't get caught sleeping.
Thank you for the video it's great for us smaller dudes
youtube asked me what I thought about this video, I gave it 5 stars and said it was calming. Keep up the good work.
Great tips and thanks for the course Bros! 💪🔥
Situational awareness is the key here. I try not to be on my phone as much when I'm out in public unless I'm seated somewhere facing the entry/exit point.
Knowing how to do those moves in a nano second is extremely difficult - even if trained.
Thank you. Self awareness - prevention is better than cure 👌
“Don’t let anyone get behind you,” this rules. Today it would be so easy to walk up behind a person and rag doll them before they can react because almost everyone’s head is firmly up their ass.
The First thing We learned in Krav Maga is 360 Defense. There is No way you can apply it without situational Awareness and awareness of angles of attack. Thanks for emphasizing this,
Lol omg I laughed so hard in the beginning. I first thought he killed dude but saw the dummy on repeat lol
I love the self defense lesson! But 9 times out of 10 you're not going to expect someone coming from behind and slamming you on your head! 😞😞😞
I wrestle an as soon as I feel a hand by my waist I drop my hips and lean back
@@doniallan998 It's acutally a cool trick to do at a party with Doni.
Yes that is why situational awareness is key
@@doniallan998 right I'm immediately turning away and breaking the grip I'm not even letting you wrap around me
That's why you have to be aware of your surroundings
I don't think or remember anyone of my Coaches had ever taught or exercised a defense tactic for such scenario, I myself never thought about such a scenario in case of situation my mind is blown I,m just seeing & learning this & How it wasn't part of the basics 101 now just got to make it part practice
Excellent attitude and awesome video!
Very good very common stuff I actually learned this on my own before professors have shown me it and it was interesting to see the little details on top of it
Refreshing to see legit stuff being taught by a Budo dude. Would love to get you on one of our tactical podcasts let us know if you have some time 👊🏻
Wish I could train again, had surgery on back in 2003 which has now become my Achilles heel.
Where was this video when I was younger? I would’ve love to see the surprise on my brothers faces when I pulled one of these moves.
This video is my introduction to this channel. Beautiful job. Instant Subscribe!
Mike tyson: everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face.
bruh average mortals can only hope to remember this tutorial when they are about to get bodyslamed lol
I always preach to my gf to be aware of ur surroundings no matter what always be aware even if we’re in Walmart any other stores or even just in the car be aware you may never know when shit goes down south real fast
Gotta train my ankles
Literally the first thing you need to do is drop your hips and push then out, then fight hands. Do not under any circumstances lock your arms first, your arms just became the lever at this point. Fundamentals of 5 Point defense in wrestling is what you need here, also wrestles actually do get their hips away first, it just happens like in a split second but it's what prevents them from getting launched, the hand fighting is to help return to a safe position.
If the arms are locked in completely I agree. If you can prevent the grip from happening then ass out and low for sure.
This is something that must be trained constantly to develop muscle memory..those watching this..it's but Gonna work by watching and keeping it in memory. You need to know and learn how to react in this type of situation.
I had to laugh at the switch from one, " Dummy ", to another, at the tease !
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Great moves. Practice makes it muscle memory.
Strong man armed, his goods are safe
Disarm the strong man and steal his goods……
Be vigilant
This is great.
Might I add, and I know this sort of attack happens quite quickly but if you can manage it, a quick shapr stamp on the attackers foot/toes can help/ or scraping your shoe down their shin (works best when wearing office type shoes with sharp inner edges to the soles)....done this a few times when bigger kids at school used to grab me from the back and try WWF moves on me (yeah tiny asian kid + glasses+1980s = easy target) and it worked...admittedly not all the time but the times it did they let go instantly.
Ladies in heels, especially stiletto heels...trust me unless the guy is wearing steel toecaps, he's gonna feel the pain when you stamp down on his foot - remember all you need is a split second to escape.
It’s hard to maintain balance on one leg when being picked up. I used to teach that but it didn’t work well enough when we pressure tested it. Broke a toe or two but ended up in bad positions most of the time. Thanks for the comment though
@@Selfdefensegoat Wow thanks for the reply!! Great to hear you've tried it/pressure tested it. I only tried it when bullied at school (so +30yrs ago lol) worked sometimes not others....but take on board your feedback ..and experience 😎👌🙏
That is what I do. Thank you! If we can help make people safer, we are doing our job..
What if your attacker isn’t 2 feet shorter than you?
It’s actually easier as your centre of gravity is lower. It’s harder for me being taller.
@@Selfdefensegoat very Henry Cejudo esque response.
Bro! I thought it was an optical illusion. Why does he look like a giant?! 😂
@@budzill 6’4 vs 5’7”
it is very difficult to get out of this situation, especially since it happens very quickly. It seems to me that you can only hit the striker with your foot and try to somehow partially neutralize the power of this throw. After all, hardly anyone will have such reflexes, and if, in addition, the attacker is a strong person, he will break us anyway.
Excellent video instruction thanks !
Budo brothers are this type of bast training to learn everone so protect your self to evil superb superb
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This is what many sports fighters can't differentiate. Self defense vs macho man MMA techniques. Self defense is survival. Sport fighting is a game. Very few practitioners appreciate this.
Damn he’s tall! Or he’s average and the other guy is really short. I’m 6’7” and he looks giant.
Haha I’m only 6’4” bro, you’re the giant
@@Selfdefensegoat lol "only"
Good teacher,!
This is cool. This guy got his son Kyle to help him demonstrate in the video.
Dropping that weight low and getting at least a hook in if you get picked up is A+ advice!
I'm an old formal TSD student, but outside of class my older brothers and I would always experiment with whatever we were learning at our home (we had a proper space for beating each other up, lol).
Anyway, all that to say... I was by far the smallest of my siblings, but I learned to leg hook sort've by accident and learned how to at least make picking my 'lil self up to throw a bit more difficult. haha
Great vid.
That body double got me like 😂😂😂😂
Good stuff, solid principles
Great video. For me, dropping the bodyweight should be almost reflexive; that gives you a split second to figure out what's going on without becoming a lawn dart, or "going for a ride" as you put it. Love the escapes and leg hooks!
Yes and yes
Good form, position goes a long way.
Reverse thrust of freedom
This ancient technique has helped me a lot against being picked up and slammed: being a fatty.
Thank you professor
Yo, for a split second I thought dude got his ass suplexed for real! 😂
Excellent instruction.
I've been in so many street fights and fights in prison. This guy is the most realistic coach I've ever seen.
Much appreciated
Try to stay outta fights. Court is a waste of time.
@@Selfdefensegoat The truth is the truth.
@@ironjohn5914 truth
Realistic and reality are very different things.
Keep it simple guys and buy and gun
I thought mini Daniel Cormier (Kyle) was huge until he stood next to Kevin. Lol #Respect
Cheers dude, great advice and tech cheers love it and tnx you sir
I'm wondering... These things can go FAST. So, let's say you're already flying backwards. Would it make sens to swing your feet even faster, so you'd have a chance to make a backflip?
Good question I wish they’d answer this
Chances of you heading the backflip and landing on your feet are low, you coyote probably manage to land on your stomach fairly easily tho, watch freestyle wrestling suplexes, or judo throws they manage to spin or flip through a lot of potentially dangerous throws
Solid boot cuts
My VA doctor said I can’t be anymore paranoid. I said ok… because i’m onto him.
Appreciate this. Sharing
Hooking their leg with yours makes it impossible to lift you off of the ground. It's the easiest way from being picked up. Seems like your buddy with the wrestling experience should be teaching this video. The basics of wrestling teach the fundamental things to keep from getting slammed or lifted off of the ground
He just doesn’t have the bad back like I do haha
For a second I really thought he took one for the team😂🤣😂
Kyle looks like he’s about 4’ 11” here but he’s probably strong as an ox. 😅
Your step around is wrong. Th3 person can just follow you. It is better to back step and turn inside toward your opponent.
This is good. I got in a fight with two guys. Hit the first one and he went rite down. Figured he was knocked out. Turned to square up with guy 2. Guy 1 came back from the dead and I had no idea because my back was to him now. He scooped me from behind and slammed me. Broke my humorous in half. Got rite back up to keep going. Luckily people intervened. Situational awareness is key. Never should of assumed and turned my back. Should of backed up to have both in view.
🤔🤔🤔
yes as someone who has had this happen many, many times, I feel these are pretty good.
a little more brutality could be added, but for a simple demonstration its pretty good.
'Happen many times.'
Jesus, where did you live? Suplex City?
How has this happened so many times to you 😂 I don’t know anyone who’s had this done to them
I like how the dummy stunt double just means they embraced twice for the camera
Useful!
If there is a clasp and the perp starts walking backwards what is the defense?
When you drop, find the nearest inside leg with your hand and begin to rotate into taking side control as you land. From there, you can get up and run, or finish them. Don’t just drop and do nothing with your arms and avoid dropping and just falling into their guard, or rear naked choke.
Not too long ago: I'm a big and heavy guy, and how many people can arch their back?
Then I saw an untrained woman picking up another woman and slamming her head first into the stone floor...
She didn't arch her back, nor did she do any throw I'd recognize. It was obviously pure intuition and malice...
Number one, back elbows to the head can do just as much damage to your arm as it does to their head, actually even more. Heads are tough the connective tissue in the back of your arm is not. Two people talk a lot of negative things about situational awareness, I don’t understand why,All of our self-defense techniques are better if we are aware of the fact that we are about to be in a fight. Good job as usual thank you. Be safe.
Base yourself, drop your hips and break the grip, turn and work your move
Only reason i looked this up was because i watched a corrupt cop body slam a man and cause him a lot of damage, this was highly informative!
what about fingers, grabbing all four fingers that could prevents the person from getting a lock?
That keylock is a nasty counter attack. You have to be Quick. I tried it at a BJJ tournament and got DUMPED. XD
Never stay out past midnight and you will never need self defense.
remember: be 30cm taller and 30 kg heavier than the attacker
It feels like getting off your phone is the first step for everything nowadays.
Thank you 😊
thanks brother👍👍🇺🇸
Thank you so much! Just subscribed 👍 You’re absolutely correct. Nothing is perfect in the real world. Situational awareness and protecting your six continuously is always the best advice 👍
thank you
Thanks Tom hardy.