There are 3 karate
self-defense techniques that are usually used against grips and holds.
Of course, these are neither the only techniques nor the only situation. There are many more complex situations and ways to cope with the situation. But here are 3 basic methods; you can practice at the moment:
The first situation
You walk down a dark road. The man
slides up behind you. It captures the right arm, was released and he turns
around again to try to get it to suffocate you.
How to defend: swing a leg over his hands and face
with brute force attacking strokes.
The second situation
Their opponents in the nearby walks
behind you suddenly squeezed his right hand, and with the same movement of
pushing your shoulders forward.
How to defend: don’t hesitate for a moment. With this
technique of self-defence "kick" provide mule back, straight to his
solar plexus.
This has weakened its stranglehold and
then you can run, or degrade your counterattack to harmless.
The third situation
The two men are secretly behind you.
Everyone grabs a helping hand, retreats and shoves his shoulders forward. What
do you do?
How to defend: attack the opponent with the back Mule
kick and attack the second one opponent with an elbow in the ribs. Free yourself
and run for protection.
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