3 Self-Defense Escapes Everyone Should Learn

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  • Опубліковано 6 кві 2023
  • Last month, this mother of three was bear hugged from behind and slammed on her head by a suspected robber who followed her for 24 miles before carrying out the attack. Here are 3 bear hug defenses everyone should learn. 🙏🏼
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  • @redrizzla1989
    @redrizzla1989 Рік тому +1451

    If you want to come close to doing this effectively, you need a coach and a bjj gym. And you need to practice it for hours.

    • @vpeters9526
      @vpeters9526 Рік тому +20

      Very true

    • @kaufmanat1
      @kaufmanat1 Рік тому +42

      By hours, I hope you mean weeks. I've done bjj for a year and this wouldn't be easy for me to do.

    • @lukehudson9684
      @lukehudson9684 Рік тому +29

      @@kaufmanat1 I believe @redrizzla1989 means cumulative hours over a long period of time training only these techniques in order to do them proficiently enough to prevent the slam. That attacker picked up that poor woman quick, she would have had to hit the ankle grab IMMEDIATELY to have a chance.

    • @kaufmanat1
      @kaufmanat1 Рік тому +28

      @@lukehudson9684 I'm 5'8", about 165, definitely stronger than the average Joe, but nothing crazy. Even me goin up against some 6'2" 200 lb dude puts me at a huge disadvantage. Truth be told, for most women, they need to be remarkably skilled fighters to be able to stop a determined attacker, and unfortunately I don't think this gets conveyed enough to people today. I've heard too many women (and men) say, "O, I'd just go crazy in a fight," which, I learned after about 30 seconds of rolling with a skilled fighter, is not really a winning strategy. Turns out months of consistent practice is the only real defence against a strong determined aggressor.

    • @jonmoris9354
      @jonmoris9354 Рік тому +5

      id say more like years people dont understand to get efficient ar something you have to spar as much as you can

  • @spliff4807
    @spliff4807 Рік тому +687

    You don’t just follow someone 24 miles for a robbery

    • @FuelAirSparkTime
      @FuelAirSparkTime Рік тому +17

      Exactly

    • @thorthor1861
      @thorthor1861 Рік тому +29

      Most people cannot walk 24 miles without their feet bleeding at least non stop

    • @Meowthix
      @Meowthix Рік тому +54

      I'm just astonished somebody was followed for 24 miles and didn't clue in. That's literally a dude following you around for like 12 hours straight.

    • @dimitristsogas8689
      @dimitristsogas8689 Рік тому

      That's completely bullshit what he Said
      Only people that try to illegally cross national borders walk that much

    • @declanp1
      @declanp1 Рік тому +43

      I’m assuming most of it was by vehicle.

  • @dontspeak2994
    @dontspeak2994 Рік тому +551

    That assault was so disgusting

    • @hamishmacpherson6080
      @hamishmacpherson6080 Рік тому +7

      and so fast

    • @chubbec
      @chubbec Рік тому +74

      Should be attempted murder, what does he thinks gonna happen slamming someone's head off concrete ffs

    • @leekelley4701
      @leekelley4701 Рік тому +37

      Lady was paralyzed unfortunately

    • @sephy980
      @sephy980 Рік тому +13

      The fact he ran off laughing as well...

    • @Austin-cx2xe
      @Austin-cx2xe Рік тому

      That what happens around blacks. The most violent race.

  • @MovieNerd1994
    @MovieNerd1994 Рік тому +231

    Be aware.
    Train.
    Don't look like a victim.
    Carry a weapon.

    • @GAMEOVERttp
      @GAMEOVERttp Рік тому +8

      Carry a weapon so it can then be used against you....bad advice.

    • @brutaldabs
      @brutaldabs Рік тому +24

      @@GAMEOVERttp you carry a weapon to use it lol not give it to your attacker. Not sure what your thinking kid

    • @GAMEOVERttp
      @GAMEOVERttp Рік тому +2

      @@brutaldabs thinking your too unskilled to keep a hold of it when you try to use it

    • @OGAntzmo
      @OGAntzmo Рік тому +9

      ​@@GAMEOVERttp Walk up to them, try something and then see what happens

    • @GAMEOVERttp
      @GAMEOVERttp Рік тому

      @@OGAntzmo sorry bit slow this morning, that message doesn't make sense say again

  • @derrickpigatt5195
    @derrickpigatt5195 Рік тому +62

    People like this, are the reason i train so hard.

    • @businessjiujitsunetwork
      @businessjiujitsunetwork Рік тому +8

      Great mindset. There's another good way of looking at it. Prison workers say that inmates train every day. Prisons are full of evil. The only thing that can stop trained evil is trained good.

    • @derrickpigatt5195
      @derrickpigatt5195 Рік тому +1

      @@businessjiujitsunetwork agreed, i just spoke with my brother about this. He started this training was part of my destiny. I wake up every day telling myself the opponent already has 30min -1 hr of training already. I also have a training partner who was accosted and defended himself with what he learned from training and he only has a scrape on the elbow.

    • @goblinslayer6375
      @goblinslayer6375 Рік тому +2

      People like this, are the reason i am so hard.

    • @derrickpigatt5195
      @derrickpigatt5195 Рік тому +1

      @@goblinslayer6375 edit

    • @biancaanabella
      @biancaanabella 7 місяців тому

      Training is so great

  • @alexmarlow2508
    @alexmarlow2508 Рік тому +286

    To be able to execute these moves fast enough, one has to practice them and drill them over and over again until it becomes natural instinct

    • @onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475
      @onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475 Рік тому +11

      Even then it won't work. You can't perform these unless you _already_ know there is a fight situation. Sport fighters always assume they know they are in this situation ahead of time, but sneak attack takes much more time to process the information. That time exceeds human reaction speed.
      Best move is learn how to fall, then get position once you realize you are being attacked.

    • @onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475
      @onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475 Рік тому +1

      @@kris3451 All those movements are reactive. If they aren't trained repeatedly they won't happen. Selection sounds nice, but it's actually reaction still. If you wait to consciously select reactive movements it's too late.
      Trained is one thing, naive selection is multiples longer than reaction. (Reference "flow states in cognitive performance").

    • @onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475
      @onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475 Рік тому +1

      @@kris3451 Which her "body" could only select if she had trained them in the fist place. Movements have to be trained before they can be selected "unconsciously". Which supports the poster's point here.

    • @Kopite96
      @Kopite96 10 місяців тому

      It's a good way to get yourself killed. These aren't practical in a real life threatening situation.

    • @thefairguin
      @thefairguin 10 місяців тому +2

      ​@@onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475as a woman who has fought off an attacker when I had next to no training I can tell you that some amount of knowledge is absolutely better than no knowledge of what to do in these situations. Doesn't matter if you can do these things without thinking about it. You are still better off because before you had no chance, now you have a tiny sliver of a chance. And when you're talking something that could be life or death a tiny sliver matters a lot.

  • @Seth-xh8qs
    @Seth-xh8qs Рік тому +24

    Situational awareness is the best weapon against attacks from behind.

  • @TDS1108Gaming
    @TDS1108Gaming Рік тому +72

    Think there was a fumble of words, Rener meant 24 minutes which is still a long time. 24 miles walking 2-4 mph avg walking speed is 6-12 hours.

    • @jammie2475
      @jammie2475 Рік тому

      He was correct. They followed her in a car to her next location and then robbed her.

    • @lean4real_11
      @lean4real_11 Рік тому

      and then he paralyzed some guy

    • @insaneconqueror5421
      @insaneconqueror5421 Рік тому

      ​@MisterOh1 she got paralyzed

    • @ru8775
      @ru8775 Рік тому

      I was thinking the same 24 miles ? 😄
      If those guys really followed her and robbed her they should get me do evil punishment
      10 years in prison for what ?
      Give them 1 year in Montana in a hut with no heating or fire wood
      If they survive it they will never EVER do that again👍

    • @CybertroninfiniteOfficial
      @CybertroninfiniteOfficial Рік тому

      News report says 24 miles

  • @Carter_LeDada
    @Carter_LeDada Рік тому +139

    I’m going to remember all of this.

    • @mike7683
      @mike7683 Рік тому +17

      Go to Jiu jitsu

    • @businessjiujitsunetwork
      @businessjiujitsunetwork Рік тому +8

      As Mike has written, look for a Jiu-Jitsu academy and start. Everyone forgets if they don't keep the blade sharp.

    • @bruhmoment-yt2zp
      @bruhmoment-yt2zp Рік тому

      What good is remembering it. When your brain goes full retard in a dangerous situation the only thing your gonna remember is shit you've practiced alot

    • @SMRForSure
      @SMRForSure Рік тому

      yeah but wut if u slow?

    • @bruhmoment-yt2zp
      @bruhmoment-yt2zp Рік тому +1

      @@SMRForSure it doesn't particularly matter if your very fit or not when you start any martial art. Most beginner classes are pretty inclusive of all levels and will build you up as you commit and keep coming every week. That being said don't expect it to be easy work martial arts are harder than just about any other sport but for beginners coaches are very good 99.999% of the time. I'd say if your unfit it's all the more reason to jump in as you will see fitness gains very quickly if you train hard and eat well.

  • @kevinmarquez5733
    @kevinmarquez5733 Рік тому +6

    “Step 1: draw a circle. Step 2: draw the rest”

  • @cb4354
    @cb4354 Рік тому +45

    Please do not do the first one where you fall on your back at all. That’s death

    • @noone3992
      @noone3992 Рік тому +3

      I wpuld say its 50/50 heel kicks are insanely effective especialtto an unsuspecting opponent but yes if youre not an athlete I would even attempted it

    • @yesiasked
      @yesiasked Рік тому +2

      Yeah that sounds bad in a self defense situation. This isn't some BJJ spar

    • @eddaniels2056
      @eddaniels2056 Рік тому

      What actually happened to the woman afterwards does anyone know? Did he just rob her or keep hitting her?

    • @noone3992
      @noone3992 Рік тому +1

      @@eddaniels2056 she dieded

    • @tjl4688
      @tjl4688 7 місяців тому +2

      It's also death for you if you get taken away and isolated.
      Take your fucking chances and FIGHT.

  • @bartmcfarling
    @bartmcfarling Рік тому +17

    I typically just charge $3,000 per hour as an expert witness and hire security

  • @kyanb6268
    @kyanb6268 Рік тому +19

    I see so many people often times doubt these videos. The male instructor in this video is Rener Gracie, a black belt in Brazilian Jiu jitsu that practically specializes in self defense Jiu jitsu. His wife in the video is also an accomplished Jiu jitsu athlete, if you are going to take self defense advice from anybody, it is these two ❤️

    • @tjl4688
      @tjl4688 Рік тому +4

      Correct. Eve is a purple belt and is the head of the Women Empowered program.
      She's also a former WWE Diva.

    • @PerkoVVokreP
      @PerkoVVokreP Рік тому +8

      So whats the point? Stupid advice from most inteligent person is still stupid. Women shouldnt fight and give agressor more reasons to hurt you. You give him want he wants and run or just run at first. Probably girl from video has no change against regular fit male so what is your chance?

    • @etchediniron4249
      @etchediniron4249 Рік тому +3

      @@PerkoVVokreP the point is, crappy people that try to rob or hurt someone are looking for easy victims, they aren’t looking for a fight. So a little training (even for females) can learn and do enough to make these crooks scamper off when they’re not easy victims.
      There are plenty of self defense videos of women escaping attacks by intelligently defending themselves.
      You are correct acknowledging the the size and power differences. If you follow more of the training by the Gracie’s, you’ll find that they also acknowledge these differences and address how to handle that. That’s why there’s training available.
      The Gracie’s even acknowledge for men that how to win every fight is to avoid every fight as best you can. But sometimes you can’t avoid it, so some skill can come in pretty handy in those moments.
      There are also some tools people can use and train with to offset the power disparities in these cases.
      Either way, compliance is sometimes the best option bits it’s not always going to guarantee your safety. Not everyone is ok with just being a victim, some people are self defenders and will fight no matter what.

    • @vconsumer
      @vconsumer Рік тому

      ​@@PerkoVVokrePokay, so you just let people beat the shit outta you. All daughters
      should be taught that 🤦🏻

    • @raphII2
      @raphII2 Рік тому +2

      All of this works only if you've practiced it before. That's a big if, just watching the video is useful, but it won't help you in an unfortunate event.

  • @dasongbird9210
    @dasongbird9210 Рік тому +22

    Practically, none of these would work cause he pulled her off the ground immediately.

    • @asteel1236
      @asteel1236 Рік тому +6

      Agree - happened so fast she would have had eyes behind her head. Only an athlete or trained person could have a chance to escape this scenario.

    • @Seth-xh8qs
      @Seth-xh8qs Рік тому +1

      Train

    • @Seth-xh8qs
      @Seth-xh8qs Рік тому

      The point is to train dumbass

  • @alinad.9152
    @alinad.9152 Рік тому +8

    "Break the knee if you want" 😅

    • @fendermon
      @fendermon Рік тому +1

      You know you want to :)

    • @softdrink-0
      @softdrink-0 Рік тому +1

      @@fendermonmost people don’t know how

  • @TWN321
    @TWN321 Рік тому +6

    End of the day… don’t get bear hugged from behind!! It’s an uphill battle from there. If they are stronger than you and lift you off the ground quick, it’s lights out.

  • @anniej.4539
    @anniej.4539 Рік тому +18

    These videos are so incredible. Thank you for taking the time to make these. I share them with all of my female friends and safely and softly practice them with my fiancé just so I can feel out the moves. You have no idea how powerful these are for so many of us. Thank you !!!

    • @PerkoVVokreP
      @PerkoVVokreP Рік тому +3

      No it's not. Just aim for eyes throat and ball and run. Don't fight back. Girl in this video Is bjj fighter and she barely stand a chance with young atheltic men.

    • @businessjiujitsunetwork
      @businessjiujitsunetwork Рік тому +2

      ​@@PerkoVVokreP ?

    • @someguy2249
      @someguy2249 Рік тому +2

      ​@@PerkoVVokrePbullshit. Always fight back. And the average woman could knock you, and the average athletic guy, out with the the kicks from the ground shown in the video.

    • @creamy3803
      @creamy3803 Рік тому

      This is the worst advice. Run!!!! Scream!!! Men and women are built different we are not the same. A high school boy can take on a full grown woman.

    • @someguy2249
      @someguy2249 Рік тому +3

      @@creamy3803 nope. Not if the woman is trained and the man isn't. And if you knew the first thing about fighting, you'd know that. Now, you should still definitely run and scream if someone is attacking you, but the average woman can definitely fight off the average attacker if she is trained.

  • @draconis0469
    @draconis0469 Рік тому +20

    Remember to go fast practice slow!!! Slow is fast fast is smooth

    • @obelarcapital
      @obelarcapital Рік тому +13

      Slow is smooth, smooth is fast

    • @Meowthix
      @Meowthix Рік тому +1

      Slow by definition is the exact opposite of fast. Not the same.

  • @robinjoy2789
    @robinjoy2789 11 місяців тому

    "Break the knee if you want" 😂😂 Renner is always so funny even when he's serious

  • @Rudelherz
    @Rudelherz Рік тому +2

    My husband got me a GSD ❤. Ppl make way when I walk. Even drunk teenagers, are still alert enough and keep the distance when walking by. He is nice to children but evil energy he attacks when too close. Never afraid again.

  • @jamaalstanton550
    @jamaalstanton550 Рік тому +7

    Good luck with that knee break after getting scooped up offf guard. 😅

  • @baconofhope1749
    @baconofhope1749 Рік тому +30

    Be aware of your surroundings and be aware of crime statistics

    • @microagressionist1516
      @microagressionist1516 Рік тому

      That’s racist

    • @PunkDogCreations
      @PunkDogCreations Рік тому +4

      ​@@microagressionist1516 that's reality and you knowing what he means is quite sus...

    • @greyngreyer5
      @greyngreyer5 Рік тому +4

      ​@@microagressionist1516 I love how you know exactly what he means and you call him racist. Try "aware" next time. Thank you. Racist would be avoiding your colleagues at work. It's not avoiding risque individuals, no matter their skin color. It just so happens that a particular color is represented more.

    • @lessthanpinochet
      @lessthanpinochet Рік тому

      🍌 🐒

  • @sayedadambukhari4855
    @sayedadambukhari4855 Рік тому +2

    With all due respect, these techniques do not seem very practical. They all seem to rely on the attacker letting go as he falls to the ground. If anything he will be more likely to continuing grabbing on. Furthermore, ‘breaking a knee’ as the techniques in this video suggest is not nearly as straightforward and easier as it is made to look.
    Whilst I appreciate Rener’s efforts to teach techniques that he thinks may help, integrating non-conventional methods of self defence with Jiu Jitsu, such as groin strikes, eye pokes and biting would be far more effective.
    And I agree with other comments that emphasis the most important factors: situational awareness and other preventative methods.

  • @emilyglanzer1416
    @emilyglanzer1416 Місяць тому

    Love watching these videos. They are very helpful especially when I am living on my own.

  • @zc1682
    @zc1682 Рік тому +13

    They forget to tell you that for half of this stuff if you're much smaller or weaker than your attacker it will do absolutely nothing.

  • @filthymcnastyazz
    @filthymcnastyazz Рік тому +226

    Never. Ever. Ever. Voluntarily put yourself on the ground.

    • @nolongerjuicyboiz4413
      @nolongerjuicyboiz4413 Рік тому +69

      Its fine to put yourself on the ground if you're already going to get slammed onto the ground. At least you have a chance to get up, unlike if they drop you on your head.

    • @PDGX
      @PDGX Рік тому +53

      Dude: This is self defense tactics; not an mma cage fight. Do what you’ve got to do in order to break that hold

    • @phantom_mist1726
      @phantom_mist1726 Рік тому +4

      ​@Pete G exactly itsnot an mma cage, why would you willing want to be on the ground? I usually agree most of what Rener shows but I don't like this one. But he shows other options which is nice!

    • @Warriormedic68
      @Warriormedic68 Рік тому +16

      People need to understand the difference between MMA and street fighting.
      Jiu jitzu is great if you are fighting an unskilled, unarmed person.
      It will get you killed if they have a weapon.
      Violence and fighting are very different things. You want to get the fuck away from them at all costs and I don't care how big or tough you think you are. There are no rules on the street and violence doesn't give a shit what school you got trained at.

    • @Graciehunter32
      @Graciehunter32 Рік тому

      @@Warriormedic68 😂 you’re one of those guys who thinks you can beat a trained fighter in real life because the “streets are different”, you don’t know anything about fighting so keep your opinion to yourself

  • @pariyaa7852
    @pariyaa7852 Рік тому +1

    Well I’m so sorry for us as women to need to know all these techniques to save ourselves
    But thank you so much for teaching us

  • @chrisdavis5967
    @chrisdavis5967 6 місяців тому

    You are my hero bro. I love everything you stand for and everything you're doing.

  • @docholliday6348
    @docholliday6348 Рік тому +5

    I'm pretty sure I passed you in LAX on March 9th. I would have shook your hand but I was going to miss my flight..mabe next time 😂

  • @Uatemydoodle
    @Uatemydoodle Рік тому +14

    First of all, people don't attack someone equal or bigger than them.
    Second of all, rest in peace.

  • @cleancar8553
    @cleancar8553 Рік тому +1

    In wrestling when grabbed from behind sometimes we would just grab around their inner thigh and go for a single leg. Probably more simple than this for the average person.

  • @reaperpl0454
    @reaperpl0454 Рік тому +4

    This plan will fall apart if the attacker is super violent and starts punching or have a knife

  • @phishdough
    @phishdough Рік тому +149

    There’s no way the average woman can pull this off in any way shape or form against the average man.

    • @MRT408
      @MRT408 Рік тому +4

      😅😅😅😅😅😅

    • @Graciehunter32
      @Graciehunter32 Рік тому

      Right because a lazy fat ass like yourself whose never been in a real fight or trained would know

    • @alanthesalamander2327
      @alanthesalamander2327 Рік тому

      Well this guy will give you a blue belt if you buy his online bjj course so… Something tells me he just wanted to put out a video for some ez views.

    • @dawnkeyy
      @dawnkeyy Рік тому +20

      Without a lot of training, I agree most of these wouldn't help. Once you're picked up, game over, unless you maybe manage to hook the leg.

    • @StrongRoots4Life
      @StrongRoots4Life Рік тому +1

      remember first bjj class, all everyones doing is panicking

  • @OceanBloke
    @OceanBloke Рік тому +1

    My ninjutsu mate taught me the first technique, but he explained as this: punch towards the ground to slip the bear hug, it's a lot more efficient than hunkering down which they can then switch position on you, punching down can also throw their centre of gravity off. Because there is a follow up move, doesn't always work, but as your punching down, u can use their forward momentum to actually flip them like a fireman carry/judo flip throw over your shoulder, like I said, doesn't always work, but it is an option that's available as a follow up move to the punching down whilst in a bear grip. ❤ ossu

  • @janeb533
    @janeb533 11 місяців тому

    I laughed when he said break it if you want to

  • @Steven-kc9fc
    @Steven-kc9fc Рік тому +51

    Go to the ground in a street fight with an arguably much bigger and stronger attacker? No! That should be the last resort.

    • @oknevals
      @oknevals Рік тому +9

      You are wrong. If you are much smaller and can't run away, you have much better chance buying time by kicking from the ground.

    • @manealst7249
      @manealst7249 Рік тому +2

      @@oknevalsI’m 6’6 220 pounds. I never usually meet people bigger than me. I was practicing with a 6’9 280+ pound dude and he took me to the ground. At that moment it was over. He was on top of me and he could have done some serious damage if this was a real fight.

    • @dawnkeyy
      @dawnkeyy Рік тому +4

      ​@@manealst7249I'm around 145lbs, been doing bjj for about 6 months, was able to defend myself from a less experienced guy that was around 225.
      I wasn't able to submit him, but he wasn't able to submit me either, it was a stall.
      There are girls smaller than me that I can't do anything to.
      I mean it's crazy how when you practice an art that's all about controlling someone on the ground, you're able to control someone on the ground.
      To be clear, I believe this is also true for most combat sports. I would never want to go against even a 130lb experienced female boxer.

    • @oknevals
      @oknevals Рік тому +2

      @@manealst7249 I'm 180-190lbs. I've been fighting guys in 220-280lbs range in Judo and in Krav and even on street couple of times. Big guys with no Judo && JJ or wrestling background were fairly easy to drop. If they are trained, it is shitshow. They are fairly slow though (with rare exceptions). On the ground, unless they are on top, they lose a lot of advantage and are still slow (unless they are very fit and in great shape.) The size is no doubt advantage especially if the guy is trained but, I've seen some really big guys getting beaten up really bad by much smaller guys. And that was in real fights. I taught my kids to fight me from back targeting my shins, knees and groin. I could commit and prevail especially because I was in good shape and trained but, it was definitely more work than just grabbing them while standing. Most people, especially big guys are not comfortable getting on the ground. Every confrontation is matter of odds. If you can't outrun or prevail, you want to try to buy time and get attention. Screaming and kicking has its merit.

    • @TheGenericAssasin
      @TheGenericAssasin Рік тому +5

      If they've already got you in a rear body lock and are about to slam you you should be using your last resort.

  • @bloop4204
    @bloop4204 Рік тому +10

    Naw bro it gonna happen so fast I’m ded

    • @businessjiujitsunetwork
      @businessjiujitsunetwork Рік тому +4

      Plenty of CCTV footage showing that Jiu-Jitsu is incredibly effective.

    • @thecasuallongsword
      @thecasuallongsword Рік тому

      It happens so fast because your mind can’t process it fast enough. With training your mind would be able to process grapples or strikes faster and things will “slow down”.

    • @clinteastwood4704
      @clinteastwood4704 Рік тому +2

      Bloop, unfortunately with that negative poor attitude, you're absolutely right. You should start training

    • @clinteastwood4704
      @clinteastwood4704 Рік тому +2

      ....and sadly, you've already decided what will happen to you. Glad I'm not you

  • @haha-st7ec
    @haha-st7ec Рік тому +1

    I also don’t get why they assume the audience knows how to break a body part. This takes very long to get into muscle memory

  • @cianmcclees6144
    @cianmcclees6144 Рік тому +1

    Very well shown. It’s usually not as simple as doing these moves but still having the general idea of the moves may help if the situation happens and you need to defend yourself or deter the attacker.

  • @SaveWesternCivilisation
    @SaveWesternCivilisation Рік тому +14

    Don't give people false confidence with nonsense. Years of practice is needed to make these work.

    • @jgphantom6
      @jgphantom6 Рік тому

      At no point did he say you could watch this video then immediately be able to defend yourself?
      If you can't work out that practice is required to be able to pull off a skillful maneuver you've never learnt before, then you're honestly pretty stupid

  • @lI_Demonata_Il
    @lI_Demonata_Il Рік тому +3

    Most woman won't be able to pull this off. The minute they're on the ground it's over. Train bjj or wrestling to learn how to avoid this.

    • @tjl4688
      @tjl4688 7 місяців тому

      Eve literally runs the women's program for GU.

    • @lI_Demonata_Il
      @lI_Demonata_Il 7 місяців тому

      @@tjl4688 "most woman" are you not reading correctly?

  • @TrishCanyon8
    @TrishCanyon8 Рік тому +1

    this is spectacular. gotta rehearse this, practice this. thank you.

  • @TheRealSwampOperator
    @TheRealSwampOperator Рік тому +6

    Actually solid advice.
    However If you don't practice all these AT LEAST a handful of times with a partner that ain't gonna baby you, you can forget it working real time

  • @a3300000
    @a3300000 Рік тому +13

    Carry, carry often and practice.

    • @Jaham32712
      @Jaham32712 Рік тому

      Yes, because the gun will help you when you are bear hugged by a stronger attacker 😅

    • @evr0.904
      @evr0.904 Рік тому +1

      ​@@Jaham32712 Yes, because any of this advice will stop a man from overpowering a woman... A firearm would have ended this before it started.

    • @kyallokytty
      @kyallokytty Рік тому

      ​@@evr0.904 a firearm means nothing if you can't reach it, tf?
      you really think she had any time to grab a gun, aim *behind* her and shoot?
      I swear yall statians think guns work like magic.

    • @evr0.904
      @evr0.904 Рік тому

      @@kyallokytty You are safer carrying a firearm than not carrying a firearm, especially if you're a woman.

  • @kevinstorms205
    @kevinstorms205 Рік тому

    "Break the knee if you want" 😂😂 priceless

  • @demarcusfaulkner7411
    @demarcusfaulkner7411 Рік тому +1

    I like to point out situational awareness somebody should not follow you for twenty-four miles and you not realize something is wrong. Pay attention to your surroundings ladies and gentlemen please

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  • @dragons_for_life376
    @dragons_for_life376 Рік тому

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  • @Jericho11894
    @Jericho11894 Рік тому +1

    Helps us little dudes as well. Thanks

  • @joshuamerrill3959
    @joshuamerrill3959 Рік тому +3

    24 god damn miles????

    • @punkaakee
      @punkaakee Рік тому

      Yeah. Way fake.

    • @businessjiujitsunetwork
      @businessjiujitsunetwork Рік тому +1

      There are a lot of sick people out there. That's why we need to be physically fit as well.

  • @waltershumer4211
    @waltershumer4211 Рік тому +3

    Bewbes

  • @trustmeimaphysiologist
    @trustmeimaphysiologist 11 місяців тому

    The modified tani otoshi at the end was 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼

  • @jonathanmikkelsen359
    @jonathanmikkelsen359 Рік тому

    "Break the knee if you want"😂

  • @ccarniver
    @ccarniver Рік тому +4

    99.9% of women aren't physically fit enough to execute these sequences of moves

    • @jamescooke7243
      @jamescooke7243 Рік тому +2

      Think you mean experience. Fitness has nothing to do with these moves

  • @Dbarr311
    @Dbarr311 Рік тому +12

    I honestly think if a man really grabs a woman, no matter how much experience you have, the man will still over power them.

  • @williamchacon712
    @williamchacon712 8 місяців тому +1

    Great technique 💯.

  • @DudePositive
    @DudePositive Рік тому

    Every example ends with "get to safety". Smart. No reason to keep fighting and stay in danger.

  • @wolfhawk1999
    @wolfhawk1999 Рік тому +5

    Ah yes, lay on the ground. That's the ideal position to fight off someone that is assaulting you

    • @LucasNguyen1980
      @LucasNguyen1980 Рік тому +1

      Never trained Jiujitsu before?

    • @wolfhawk1999
      @wolfhawk1999 Рік тому +1

      @@LucasNguyen1980 I have. I also know that there is a difference between training a non-striking sport in a controlled environment and having someone twice your size stomping the shit out of you

  • @businessjiujitsunetwork
    @businessjiujitsunetwork Рік тому +4

    Don't worry. "Jiu-Jitsu does not work".

    • @Whosyourdaddy21
      @Whosyourdaddy21 Рік тому

      It’s like vodo it only works if the attacker believes in it 😂

    • @ShinMadero
      @ShinMadero Рік тому +1

      If someone is actually trying to hurt you, rolling onto your back is a horrible idea.

  • @oknevals
    @oknevals Рік тому +1

    She was so unaware of attack coming, there is no way she could have done anything.

  • @TheUrbanbrute
    @TheUrbanbrute Рік тому +1

    Biggest way to stay safe. Realize the likelihood of someone looking like that committing a violent crime and protecting yourself from even being around in that type of area.

  • @muslim_humor333
    @muslim_humor333 Рік тому +1

    If you are bear hugged from behind u can also hook their leg with your leg (outside or inside) and they won’t be able to lift you. Use this in wrestling all the time.

  • @cbeaudry4646
    @cbeaudry4646 Рік тому +2

    1st stomped
    2ed & 3rd Slammed
    Wrestling has figured this out; hip out & break grip and/or turn

    • @app369
      @app369 Рік тому

      Tell me you've never done bjj without telling me you've never trained bjj.

    • @cbeaudry4646
      @cbeaudry4646 Рік тому

      @@app369 i have trained BJJ
      I also wrestled in high, done a bit of catch wrestling, & a bit of MMA (training)
      Putting your hips into them instead of out will get you slammed -or at least pulled back & down

  • @shawncarter8267
    @shawncarter8267 Рік тому +2

    Unless you master these moves as a woman, and are in incredible shape, it'll never work on a man with any real physical stature.

  • @IAMDC322
    @IAMDC322 4 місяці тому

    Best breakdowns in the business

  • @MiamiGirllll
    @MiamiGirllll Рік тому

    I love the Gracie teaching❤

  • @BhaiyaPaintingTX
    @BhaiyaPaintingTX Рік тому

    “Break the knee if you want”
    NICE 😂😂😂

  • @Azrael1150
    @Azrael1150 Рік тому

    "Break the knee if you want" oh why thank you sir i think i shall 😂

  • @flyingmonkey3822
    @flyingmonkey3822 Рік тому +1

    You can also stop from being lifted by hooking your ankle behind their leg, it’s stupid simple but works

  • @stefanrude8060
    @stefanrude8060 11 місяців тому

    This is gold.

  • @Muhammad54OnTopOf6yrOldAisha

    Same as what i would be doing. Great teaching!

  • @Vagherathewild
    @Vagherathewild 7 місяців тому

    That 3 techniques helps me out of strangers

  • @bugynites09
    @bugynites09 6 місяців тому

    Very nice, gotta practice this one.

  • @milenivanov9507
    @milenivanov9507 11 місяців тому +1

    Nice, powerful and effective! Love Gracie Jiu Jitsu !

  • @Ms19Love92
    @Ms19Love92 Рік тому

    ❤ Good work. Thanks for sharing.

  • @chickofmusic001
    @chickofmusic001 8 місяців тому

    These kind of videos are great, I’m planning to go to self defense classes :)

  • @SHX69147
    @SHX69147 11 місяців тому

    ❤ you are such a good coach for teckwondo

  • @moissery
    @moissery Рік тому

    "break the knee if you want" lol nice

  • @rociogarcia5303
    @rociogarcia5303 11 місяців тому

    Followed her for 24 miles?? Sheesh. Stay safe ladies! Starting my first class this Week!

  • @SuperKarineka
    @SuperKarineka 9 місяців тому

    There are so many great self defense courses out there for women, yet little to none on how men should behave themselves appropriately along with boundaries, and understanding consent. This needs to change.

  • @kahtanalobaidi1550
    @kahtanalobaidi1550 Рік тому +1

    I like the knee bar and turning to not give back. But the one where u drop the the ground is garbage that’s one way to get stomped

  • @carlpanzram7081
    @carlpanzram7081 Рік тому

    "break the knee if you want"
    🤣

  • @limitlessjoseph1399
    @limitlessjoseph1399 Рік тому

    Amazing!

  • @fuglyuglyduck
    @fuglyuglyduck 10 місяців тому

    It’s so sad we need to learn this things

  • @shreyaindia4024
    @shreyaindia4024 20 днів тому

    I need to learn all this

  • @Linkario86
    @Linkario86 Рік тому

    Big movements, no microscopic surgery grips. Very good. Still takes practice. This has to come without thinking.

  • @garrettsendelbach8007
    @garrettsendelbach8007 Рік тому +1

    if they lock the bear hug you 100% getting dumped on ur head

  • @Mordfustang847
    @Mordfustang847 Рік тому

    24 miles? Jesus. That's commitment 👏

  • @michar9242
    @michar9242 Рік тому

    Thank You❤

  • @3looy
    @3looy Рік тому

    Remember, you won’t succeed if you don’t practice, watching this short isn’t enough, you need to practice

  • @SthaSithole
    @SthaSithole 11 місяців тому

    Awesome 👍

  • @HerculesLoyd
    @HerculesLoyd Рік тому +2

    The first one is questionable. Why should the ideal outcome of your technique be putting yourself on your back? Literally the worst thing you can do in a self defense situation or street fight. I know he said ideally you face your opponent and disengage, but essentially pulling guard in self defense is so dumb.

    • @wolfhawk1999
      @wolfhawk1999 Рік тому

      Yeah, especially as a woman fighting a bigger man. This isn't the UFC, he can stomp a hole in your chest, no ref to save you

    • @HerculesLoyd
      @HerculesLoyd Рік тому

      @@wolfhawk1999 even in mma you want to stay off your back at all costs. And this is coming from a jiu jitsu guy. 3 rules of the guard in mma: sweep, submit, stand the fuck up. If you’re not actively doing one of those things you’re losing.

  • @Heyitdave
    @Heyitdave Рік тому

    Good jiujitsu defense make more of these

  • @nadel9888
    @nadel9888 Рік тому

    Perfect technique 👍

  • @Malhaloc
    @Malhaloc Рік тому +1

    Remember attackers, when grabbing a woman from behind, be sure that after your arms are around her, you do not move or adjust them under any circumstances. Doing so may make it uncomfortable for her and make it so that she is unable to properly perform her defensive maneuver

    • @bradanderson4192
      @bradanderson4192 Рік тому +3

      Go to a BJJ gym, test it with an experienced woman and you will realize that you will not able to control them no matter how you try to hold them or adjust it.

    • @Malhaloc
      @Malhaloc Рік тому

      @@bradanderson4192 especially not when you keep your arms firmly in one place until long after she escapes

    • @bgmaster8557
      @bgmaster8557 Рік тому

      ​@@bradanderson4192 With bear hug yes you will unless you're 50 kg man.

  • @bryangray7520
    @bryangray7520 Рік тому

    Grate techniques, and good looking out.
    God bless 👍🏻

  • @Bumbobdoodle
    @Bumbobdoodle Рік тому +1

    I have never seen someone actually doing these moves before in real combat😂

  • @SneDone
    @SneDone 10 місяців тому

    Excellent

  • @jean-mariejm7404
    @jean-mariejm7404 8 місяців тому

    All good sdvices. From karate, judo and jujitsu black belt, currently pteparing the aikido one