futsaowingchun
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in this video I show how to use not a technique but body mechanics to fling your opponent away using only a little force.
How to escape a wrist lock
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What if your opponent won't let go his grips?
Also to break apart a wrist lock is one thing. To take advantage on it is something else. How to take advantage on it?
In another thread, someone asked, "What's your finish move?"
Also to break apart a wrist lock is one thing. To take advantage on it is something else. How to take advantage on it?
In another thread, someone asked, "What's your finish move?"
When your opponent grabs you, his tiger mouth is facing toward you, this will put him in disadvantage position. All you need to do is to rotate your right hand clockwise, rotate your left hand counter-clockwise. Since your both hands are inside and on top of his arms, you will have advantage. Also since you only need to deal with his thumb, it won't take you too much effort.
Your opponent's correct wrist grab should be to have his tiger mouth facing to himself.
Your opponent's correct wrist grab should be to have his tiger mouth facing to himself.
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futsaowingchun
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In oder to fling him away he must hold on if he let's go then it won't work.. if he let's go the I simply do something else..
wckf92
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Just hit the mo-fo. Just sayin'...
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futsaowingchun
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Yes I know you can do that..its not about that
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futsaowingchun
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Yes you can do that its simple but the video about not so much the wrist grab but to use it to use a different skill set which is using your body internally instead of a simple hand techniques
Punch the person holding you directly in the face with your free hand. Hard.
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futsaowingchun
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Yeah that will work to.
That assumes they are grabbing and essentially pushing away. I’m having trouble coming up with many situations where that would be the case. Can you help me understand this?
What do you intend to achieve? In other words, what's your finish move?
You push your opponent away, he will come back. How many times do you want to repeat the same process?
In another forum, people try to put anti-Taiji label on me because I asked the same question.
I strongly believe one should keep his friend close but enemy closer.
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Just my observation, but you seem to have a habit of saying "will" when "might" is probably a better choice.
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll try to use "might" more often.
I can see a use for getting someone moving backwards: much easier to overwhelm with a flurry if they are in their heels.
In some cases, even “can” makes the point. Either (in the right situation) might be what you mean.
Thanks! I'll try to use might, can more than will.
We have heard this comment many times in the forum. If your opponent grab on your wrist, you use the other free hand to punch on his face.
What if your opponent use right hand to grab on your right wrist, and pull your right arm to your left to cause your body to rotate to your left? Your left punch will require your body to rotate to your right. But your opponent's pulling will make your body to rotate to the opposite direction. Of course you can borrow your opponent's pulling, and counter with a left spin back fist. But you have to expose your back to your opponent.
IMO, if your opponent cannot achieve this, he should not grab on your wrist in the first place.
