Saw another video where a guy grabbed a women's wrists and she couldn't escape until he told her she had to position her elbows over his hands and it broke the grip-the elbow strike does that here-good stuff!
Since this seems more like streetfighting than MMA In a chaotic streetfight: 1. Pulling your hands back creates a huge opening and can pull the aggressor towards you. Also he will usually not wait untill you reinstate a defensive posture. Sidehook, headbutt, lowkick, everything can easily follow while the defendant is still in "don't hurt me"-mode. A possible alternativr: Instead of pulling down your arms you could also move one elbow from side to center above his hand - > agressors hands are inside/controlled and it gives you grab/topple opportunities from the side/behind. Legal aspect: 2. Attacking someone who was "just" holding your arms with elbows to the head might lead you straight into jail. It will be interpreted as you being the aggressor and him trying to prevent striking i.e being the victim. In my opinion grabbing wrists during an ongoing battle usually isn't for aggressive but defensive purposes (except for maybe instant leg-sweeping but then this defense won't work). I want to emphasize the importance to distinguish between the MMA mindset (fight for fightings sake) and the civil world mindset (fight to defend, but don't cause unnecessary injuries), especially if unexperienced people could be lead into serious consequences. PS: I regard your videos to be very practical without bullshit, it's just in this case that the lines between effective and sensible became really blurred.
Just like my coach said, always rotate your hand towards his thumb. Good stuff!👍
Saw another video where a guy grabbed a women's wrists and she couldn't escape until he told her she had to position her elbows over his hands and it broke the grip-the elbow strike does that here-good stuff!
Since this seems more like streetfighting than MMA
In a chaotic streetfight:
1. Pulling your hands back creates a huge opening and can pull the aggressor towards you. Also he will usually not wait untill you reinstate a defensive posture. Sidehook, headbutt, lowkick, everything can easily follow while the defendant is still in "don't hurt me"-mode.
A possible alternativr: Instead of pulling down your arms you could also move one elbow from side to center above his hand - > agressors hands are inside/controlled and it gives you grab/topple opportunities from the side/behind.
Legal aspect:
2. Attacking someone who was "just" holding your arms with elbows to the head might lead you straight into jail. It will be interpreted as you being the aggressor and him trying to prevent striking i.e being the victim. In my opinion grabbing wrists during an ongoing battle usually isn't for aggressive but defensive purposes (except for maybe instant leg-sweeping but then this defense won't work).
I want to emphasize the importance to distinguish between the MMA mindset (fight for fightings sake) and the civil world mindset (fight to defend, but don't cause unnecessary injuries), especially if unexperienced people could be lead into serious consequences.
PS: I regard your videos to be very practical without bullshit, it's just in this case that the lines between effective and sensible became really blurred.
Appreciate the input 🤙🏻
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