Full Nelson Defense by Dean Lister
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ive watched a tone of lister videos and ive never seen someone so proud of speaking Portuguese
D B it’s a hard language to conquer
sounds more like Brazilian Portuguese, with that weird tone.
He's got it down though. It sounds good af.
That's literally one of the best videos about escaping full nelson I've ever seen. And it was a great surprise to hear him speaking portuguese. Thanks Bernardo and Dean.
the full nelson escape its such a common escape that im surprised how many people dont know how to get out of one with technique and not just out strengthening the other guy cause thats different. over the years i have seen countless people post videos on it. im pretty sure its a low level technique in different martial arts schools too. im just surprised how many people dont know it. its also bad cause like he said that beginning too many people use moves like this being bullies or just messing around and dont know they can break someones neck with a full nelson cause we have too many dumb people.
yea i know what you mean the more commonly shown escape is gripped your hands together but down and not up at your head.
dean be lookin like a really tall short person
Its my head! lol
jajaja its funny to see a legend like you chillin in the youtube comments replyin and givin great advice to random people....im a big fan Dean hoped to meet you someday never thought it would be in youtube comments after a shitty joke lol!!
Jozu looking forward to training one day my brotha
@@listerdean2332 ahahahahahahaah
HIS NECK HE HAS NO NECK 😳
Dean doesn’t have a neck how would he know what its like to break it
hahahah
lmao xD
haha.
heheheheheheheh
At 5:30 was the greatest part of this video..joking aside this was gold..love simple techniques that work..Thanks Dean..
brilliant tutorial, but these 2 should do a sitcom together - Bernardo with his hilarious accent and Lister with his puns.
hhahahaha
Dean, I've been doing this stuff since 1970, first in a form of jujutsu my uncle brought back from Okinawa (karate based) and later with a commando unit in the IDF, along with other martial arts I've trained in. I now train our military overseas. You are exactly right, and are teaching the fundamentals of self defense that can save lives. All martial art forms teach these basics if the teacher or sensei knows 1) what is being taught from a biological perspective and 2) how to teach basics. Advanced techniques are usually worthless in self defense. Fundamentals learned to the point of gross motor skill level is the key. Well done men.
You fight people with sticks and rocks while you have guns.
@@ms-hi9hs what?
Very true. No point teaching some 15 move technique in a seminar or class when a simple but hugely effective move like this is all that is required.
@@ms-hi9hs you fight people with a keyboard - what's your point champ?
@@weaselshitz2010 I don't think m s knows what year it is. or what the military does. or that though ak's have wooden stocks they aren't sticks. haha
Tough, humble and grateful guy this Lister. Respect from Brazil.
Osssss
Great tip! Many thanks :)
Hey guys, its a me, Fozzy Bear, with Dean Lister!🐻
Straight out of the helio gracie master text! Good stuff! Shows how relevant the art still is and will continue to be!
Dean is looking ripped! Love when these two are presenting together.
Comprido taught me this too! He had me be the tall white belt putting the full nelson on, not realizing what was coming next. Good memories from when he was still at FLO.
That's a great move. It's simple, but I never thought of it. Thanks. Great video.
I've never studied BJJ but this is a great move. I remember in my kung fu class my instructor told us just to keep our arms straight down by our sides if someone tried a full nelson but that would mean you would have to be able to anticipiate it which wasn;t that effective.
Yeah that sounds fail
bringing your arms straight down would break your neck for them... lol.
This technique is pure Gold. Thank you Dean
So random - we were just talking about the full nelson in the gym the other night, and then this popped up in my feed. Thanks guys!
you guys have a great energy and outstanding competence. thanks for the vid
love Deam. i met him in Vegas. he was so humble and nice
it's amazing how simple some of the escapes are if you know what you are doing. I worked as a bouncer for 9 1/2 years and never used that move. It's more effective to go under one shoulder, push them onto the opposite leg and keep them off balance while you remove them from the venue while maintaining body control because they can't do anything bout it.
The truth is, there is no "one size fits all" here. What works wonders for Person A, might be totally ineffective for Person B. I've broken out of expertly applied submission holds using nothing more than brute strength simply because I was bigger and stronger than the persons applying them. Proof positive that size does matter.
if the opponent is connected with the ground, he still has power, to complement this exercise they can lean the torso forward a little to cause imbalance in the opponent, and much less strength will have if his feet are in the air, and then try to join the elbows to hold your arms, and move on to other techniques right away, thanks for the video.
I think that the idea of basing out makes sense as an earlier defense, like a reaction that prevents them from even getting a complete full nelson.
Thanks, Dean!
I'm not saying it'll work for everyone v everyone but I tried the drop technique today and it worked for me 4 out of 4 tries.
Dean has sooo much information to share...
thank you for the poi. very helpful in everyday life.
God, practicing BJJ is such a straight way to spend your time.
Dean, thanks for the self defense tips.
I love the respect you show your guest. Your channel is gonna grow steadily, for sure. Keep it up!
Thanks for the comment Wilson! I appreciate it a lot! Osss
como voce tem estado irmao?
i learned from BJJ machado, the best way to counter this is to grab the fingers of your opponents top hand and finger twist break.
Real gentlemen! Thank you very much for this video.
You laugh at cultural appropriation? You are the BOSS Dean! Keep on going man.
All energy starts from the core
No.
Dean looking like a old Popeye cartoon with those arms!
Showing my wife the examples of how you keep saying "Huge Honor for me". Then I clicked on this video that has no "huge honor for me." 😲 like, man, whahappened?
Gracias amigo información muy importante. Thanks guys 👍
Thanks, this was new to me.
Está bem no português 👏👏👏👏
Bernardo Is huge.
That Apache grip is so cool!
Excellent! Thank you.
Thanks
3:50 Show button.
I respect you for the respect for other cultures..
Who else here from freekey zeekeys "full Nelson" interview lol 😆 😂 😄
that room looks like that guy talks which both are as wacky as Deans face. love these dudes
AWESOME! Thanks for the upload.
Another good way to defend the full is to just not lift your elbows when someone reaches around you. In fact I have successfully damaged someone's wrist by immediately locking elbow on one side and stepping around to the outside. Their hand was trapped by my elbow, so when I twisted to the outside their wrist bent backwards and it didn't break, but it sprained their wrist really bad.
I would love to see a video demonstration of this technique. Sounds like a good technique.
Very nice defense..
Dean Lister is turning into the Thing.
You guy's are awesome.. thanks seriously.. super cool escape move
And I am part apache...
@@Ken-wc7po I still call it the Apache grip. I am part Chiricahua Apache myself
No BS, good stuff
OSSSS Thanks, Chris,
Great move! In my Kung Fu class the only counter or defence we learnt to the full Nelson was to not allow the attacker to put it on in the first place, by pulling your arms down. Totally impractical and unrealistic as you need to be able to react quickly.
one of the most annoying things i get told is dont let it happen like its not always that freaking easy >.>
The full Nelson it’s a natural movement even if you never seen it before you would put someone into it during the struggle It’s actually called the Indian group Gene LeBell used to use it a lot
Bernardos accent reminde me of those old SNL clips "We are here to pump (clap) you up!"
Great technique, guys. Obrigato.
Great vid!
Cultural Appropriation at 5:30! Hilarious.
laughed my ass off at that one too
At my gym, I always call an up-kick to the groin the "Jew kick". Always makes me laugh.
sorry but that just made him look stupid, disappointing that some people have a hard time being a worthy martial artist..
snow flakes should stay far away from a mat, a ring, a cage or any gym for sure... There are now safe space crying closets available for people like you. So don't worry, cry away. Do not seek to improve yourself in any way
I would like to meet you in person. I'll pay you $200 just to be on the mat with you.... You calling me a Nazi, you suck man
Like the video & the respect. Thanks.
I'm pretty sure if I have a neck and shoulders like that I could do that move.
Great way to keep your neck safe but then how do you get out?
Good luck trying to get dean-no kneck in a full nelson
I've came up with another analogy for this technique . The Suzanne Summers thigh master 😂. As seen on TV !
I've beat alot of big guys using this move I've never broke a neck but I felt the opportunity lol
Nice! 👍
Damn really good stuff
True Native Americans don’t care about using the terms. Usually the use of these terms are positive. They like that people correlate warrior spirit with them. We name attack helicopters and all types of badass things after them.
completely agree
I tested positive after seeing Dean's face.
[Troy Te Ao] already said GOLD. I'll therefore say PLATINUM!
Dean's neck is a wall not to mention the meat hooks he owns thanks for the video
Judging by a recent video's comments I've seen where some guy at a gas station had one put on him, too many people don't know how dangerous the nelson can be...and have seen way too many action movies...
nice
Dean is bursting out of his shirt like the goddamn Hulk he is. 06:11
Step 1 to a Full Nelson defence: Have no neck
Obviously we can see that he breaks the hold, but even in slo-mo I can't see what he is DOING to break the hold. Can someone please explain it? Thanks.
Bernardo, could you ask Dean to talk more in these videos?
I agree, it'd be nice if Dean got a word in every now and then.
Haha :)
I was like .. how could a full nelson video be 9 minutes long...? Then I was like, ah.....
Good God please no
Can this defense be performed by other people or only by Dean Lister?
This Hulk looking guy talking about some Giant called Sasha lol.
Simultaneously, how is it to attempt to break the attacker's balance with a stamp on the attacker's foot or wrap one foot around the back of the attacker's leg, at the same time as flexing the elbows..?
this would hurt the average person but not a tough person, a good wrestler or someone like that
Wait so
With the hand in hand he’s just pushing neck back ? Right
well dean looks like a tank so i guess its much easier for him then for the average person..
Have some average ppl do the Technique on you and it works just as fine
His neck is thicker than a steel tube, you think someone can break that?XD
@@potade2881 he got neck cranked in a metamoris match. Can't remember against who it was, but a catch wrestler. And yes there was a "choke" included but must have been the combination of the two
@@maxrr555 Josh Barnett. First time Dean Lister had been submitted in competition. That being said josh is a huge guy. Was an awesome match.
Just had my 11 year old son escape it a full Nelson using that technique. I am 105kg and he is 45kg. It works just as Dean said it would
I had some security or cops idk what they were kick me my cousin and uncle out from venue for a dumb reason, I literally had just got there like 10 min. My uncle was getting kicked out and just cause I was close to him his cop buddy grabbed me in a full Nelson wasn’t expecting it. Idk if I could of escaped it cause I’m 6ft but the guy who grabbed me was around 6’6 or 6’7 I could feel my legs off the ground as I struggled. They put us in handcuffs but let us go I was like I literally just got here lmao but my uncle was drunk and about to fight so everything was explained to me.
What about a seated full Nelson
TRUE GOOD
Yeah my father almost broke my neck when he was messed up on dope after I let him put me in a full nelson. And I remember screaming but nobody could hear me and then I woke up. Skip to 5:35 for the good stuff. These guys waste a lot of time & never get to the point.
YEAH I HATE NECKY CRANKYS
I KNOW U DO TOO DEAN
caundo voce fala portugues e muito legal
obrigado
The Full Nelson is one of the most powerful move in wrestling Chris Masters used Full Nelson AKA the Master Lock
Muy buenas técnicas, te felicito Dean, pero hablas mucho, pareces a una esposa.
Costa Rica 🇨🇷 pura vida
vivi en Costa Rica en 1997, pura vida
What if i told you that Dean isn't doing the move correctly. He didnt do a few of the basic steps to getting this move into an even tighter neckcrank.
I first learned the s-grip as a kid. But it was known as the GI Joe Kung Fu grip... from the toy. Hahahaha
I don't what happened how he was able to get out of it!
You saying the krav maga one doesn’t work
Legal
G O L D
thats bas rutten technique
Deans wondering how he got suckered into doing this video
You see guys like Dean on TV and with all the lights and hype a lot is lost in translation. Then you see him on a video like this and immediately you get it. The last dude you wanna fu#k with.
Fucking hell Dean's hands are huge
Why break the grip when you can throw the guy and apply an armbar? It's simple judo. Search for:
"Combat Judo: 2 Counters to the Full Nelson."
I actually did this and have to say lol. I'd rather take the advice of a world class grappler like dean lister than a guy with a mullet and his little brother in a field. I'm not saying that the techniques from that particular video are bad. More like thanks but no thanks!
He should backflip throw him, then use the Kamehameha from Dragonball Super episode 87
Breaking the grip and smashing is way, way faster. And we are talking about self defence here, if the attacker has friends you don't want to be attached to the person you are throwing.