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kenpo07
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Does anyone one here know of any one hand or two handed Frontal choke self-defense techniques? If so what are the themes or names to these techniques?
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Originally posted by Disco
Front Choke.
Another technique - Lift arm (either one) up and over the attackers arms while rotating/turning sideways (turn to the opposite side from your raised arm - right arm up, turn to the left). Your arm will come down over the attackers, trapping them. Now you are facing sideways to your attacker - sidekick to the knee, groin or stomach your choice.
Have fun:asian:
If you can't or don't want to do the throw there's a pressure point on the inside of the upper arm (I think its H-2) that we use with pretty dramatic results (they let go quickly). Kyusho guys could probably elaborate.Originally posted by Disco
You've picked a good one. You don't really have much time to respond if the person applying the hold knows what there doing. The best way that I have found for me, is to grab the arm in front, thrust my rear back and drop to one knee, pulling down on the arm which results in a throw over the shoulder.
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Originally posted by satans.barber
Of the ones that I know, against an attempted choke there's Parting Wings:
http://www.satansbarber.co.uk/kemporyu/guides/techniques/brown2_tech.htm#partingwings
or Destructive Twins:
http://www.satansbarber.co.uk/kemporyu/guides/techniques/brown2_tech.htm#destructivetwins
And against an actual choke there's Heavenly Ascent:
http://www.satansbarber.co.uk/kemporyu/guides/techniques/brown1_tech.htm#heavenlyascent
Originally posted by kenpo07
Does anyone one here know of any one hand or two handed Frontal choke self-defense techniques? If so what are the themes or names to these techniques?
The dynamics of a frontal choke and a double lapel grab are completely different. The only thing they share is both hands in the attack, and coming from the front. Discussion:Originally posted by Seig
One could also take a defense against a two handed lapel grab and apply it to the situation.