Jiu-Jitsu Self Defense | 4 Ways Off The Wall
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2019
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These are some helpful ways to defend against common ways someone may be pinned or attacked against a wall. I focus in this video on the one-hand choke, two-hand choke, shirt or jacket pin and the headlock. By no means a comprehensive list, but some of the most common and some of the most solid defenses available for these situations.
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Very practical. Self defense videos by Jiu jitsu instructors is a niche I think should be more exploited
Man, Eli knight is amazing and continues to inspire me, knowing my language when it comes to the street for Jiujitsu, for those who are under him are highly bless to have him as your professor :-)
Thank you, brother.
First time where you can understand the waza thank you
Nice to see some people are still teach Gracie Jiu-jitsu like it was taught years ago.
Keep up the great work sir.
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Ok Eli, I do believe you. You’ve posted a lot of awesome techniques on here! Keep them coming, I look forward to trying them on the mat. Thank you, take care!
cool! show us more “on legs” jiu jitsu
LuckyFigures I have helio gracies technique book and I’d say at least half of the content was stand up
Love the self defense videos !
Excelent, adding this is great, everybody can know the last guards in competition without forgetting self defense.
Pretty good stuff man appreciate ya
This is such a brilliant topic! So happy I found this video.
Thank you, my frenge!
Thanks i havent seen your videos in a while and its always great to stop by and see what your teaching. Brazilian jujitsu moves is very difficult to notice its not showy like kung fu Brazilian jujitsu it gets the job done. I like bc it has a lot of skills and speaks about self defense in a realistic level.
Thanks Eli appreciate these videos
This is remarkable
This was wonderful coach!
Thanks again Eli
Eli is the man :)
Thanks for the information
Thank you.
Wow😍😁 thanks for the video 😃👍🏼
Well done, please make more tips video like this.
Good stuff. When the ambulance went by in the video one went by outside the shop I’m working at aswell. Spooky
Awesome... 😁
please make a gym that teach self defense jiu jit su like this
Good vid
Richtig Gut!!!
Awesome creativity, something more then umpa while standing.
Thank you
I like the last one addressing the headlock against the wall. It's the same concept as on the ground using the wall as a substitute. On the first one, instead of just shoving his hand aside, I would have destroyed his bicep with my forearm then came back with an elbow or two. If you have never had that done to your bicep you don't know what you're missing in life lol.
I like the new intro! Also great video; it’s amazing that positions that I thought were super dominant before I started learning Jiu-Jitsu are actually fairly easy to beat, trivial even in some cases.
Mr. Knight, congrats. I just saw your vids on BJJ fanatics. Glad you are being recognized by Bernado Faria et gang as a top BJJ practitioner. Guess who just purchased your videos? Hahah
Have a great week
Thank you so very very much!
The same moves that I normally use in situations like that(which do work) would be the same moves that I would use again if I was up against the wall. I mean I would have to make some adjustments, but the science is the same.
yup
Can you show a live demonstration with a bit of resistance to these moves please? for the one hand choke against the wall, I find it very difficult to escape that easily/cleanly especially if the opponent is much stronger
It’s a trained response. It takes repetition but it’s pretty simple leverage.
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Always brings a smile to my face to receive a notification from this channel👍. Thanks so much for helping me become an even greater Martial artist💙. Also is it possible if you could further explain how you can use jiu jitsu to set up for strikes or how you can use strikes in jiu-jitsu?
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Re - finger holds.
I'm always amazed at all the people that don't that don't believe Aikido works. Aikido by their fingers is how it's really done.
Os luv my art all of it respect
Eli it would be awesome to see you react to movie fight scenes were there using jujitsu or BJJ the frist John wick and American assassin which they do use a little jujitsu in
It’s a great idea if I can figure out how to do it without violating UA-cam copyright stuff.
@@KnightJiuJitsu well Reactors on UA-cam do it just fine and there is tons of reactor's on UA-cam and plus you can get in contact with Joeybslash3 he does fight scene break down videos and he will show the actual fight scene from the movie and he will break it down step by step he did one for John wick earlier today I think
I like your video y train jiu jitsu in san luis az mi couch is jesus
Master!
Facekicks pls
A kid pushed me against the wall in Sunday school and choked Mr for no reason. He was bigger and stronger. Typically bully. I started Karate a few months later and ran into him a year or so later and kicked him in the solar plexus. He went down and was never an issue again. If I knew BJJ then, I would've double legged him, mounted him, and given him a free BJJ lesson! Buhaha. Great video
Any suggestions, to apply chokes if someone is side controlling you?
I.tried Armbar, way to tough though
Check out my video on submissions from Bad Positions. It has a couple of options.
wow.. that was very fast...
U talk very fast!!!
nice shit man..
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Νc these teachniques remind a lot Japanese ju jutsu
Same roots 👍
@@KnightJiuJitsu you right bjj came via Kano ju jutsu and become the art it is today. Osu
That punch is coming fast, I don’t think that would really work in a real situation.
Ok. Then show me a video of what would work.
I liked the video and the moves - except the first escape. Seems like it leaves you very vulnerable to the incoming punch from the aggressor's free hand. You have to complete a right hook to his wrist and a back elbow before he delivers a straight left to the exposed side of your head.
The trajectory of the block/strike that knocks his hand off your neck covers a significant enough portion of your head and face to account for the incoming punch...which only comes if you waited for it to come. For him to grab your throat and punch with the other hand at the same time is very unnatural and awkward for him.
What if you pinned and off the floor is there much you can do?
I have lots of videos on escaping ground positions
I mean I know it doesn’t happen often but if your pinned against the wall and elevated off the floor, maybe it’s a forearm choke or a murder choke.
0:53.... top right
Why stead of. Red on your black belt you have it blue?
I am a black belt under Royce Gracie. His black belts wear the blue sleeve instead of red to represent self defense over sport at the basis of their jiu-jitsu.
What if they are grabbing both your wrists and pinning them against the wall
Aleks break one grip using your leg on one of your hands
What would your strategy be in case your wrists are pinned against the wall?
I should have included an option for that. One key component of that though is to consider that it requires the bad guy to use both his hands to trap both of yours in such a way. He has to release one to really attack. I’ll try to make another video regarding this.
@@KnightJiuJitsu thank you so much for the reply. Looking forward to it!!!
Wouldn’t you just slide your arm down into attacker’s head once you’ve got that person semi controlled against the wall?
What if I push him away with my leg on his stomach?
It could definitely work, like a lot of things can. The only danger is being on one leg for any amount of time while he is already hands-on
I hate being pinned up against a wall. Especially when my attacker is wearing a gi.
People wear clothes.
Gi or not this works.
@@KnightJiuJitsu Yes they do, especially up north and in cold climate states.
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My bad, I was trying to be funny. Good stuff. My favorite was the headlock one. I’ve never seen that one before.
Knight Jiu-Jitsu if I ever catch you outside I’m fighting you bare ass. Hope you been keeping up with that No-Gi
What if the guy who’s holding you also trains
The why would he be attacking this way?
You must have really pissed him off to find yourself being choked like that. LOL. There are many more options also. Pivot to the 45 degree dead corner angle, to the outside, stay away from the other hand is better, then elbow control. $$
aaaah, making a video with such dope ass beats and then not saying what music it is should be illegal D:
Not when the music is licensed free for usage. Otherwise UA-cam wouldn’t allow it and would cut the video.
does anyone really do a "wall pin" passed middle school?
Did you watch the video? I mention several variations that are all common and can be seen with a few UA-cam searches.
@@KnightJiuJitsu I did... and Ive been doing bjj for 17 years and was a jjj black belt before that..... I love what you do... and totally dig the way you keep self defense aspects of bjj alive... just not sure about this one brother... no offense meant.
Daniel - there are a lot of wall pins of different types in the canon of Gracie Jiu-Jitsu. These are some of the most important I feel like, or at least contain the most important mechanics and principles. It’s hard to say the frequency with which they happen and I’m sure that depends on a lot of factors like geography, age, sex, etc. I just feel like it’s better to know them than not to have an answer. Thank you for watching🙏
@@KnightJiuJitsu I can agree with that.
With all due respect, I just cannot see the average person utilizing these techniques successfully in an extremely stressful situation such as getting attacked, and usually by a bigger/stronger/willful person.
Try to find a loose finger while being choked? These techniques seem good for regular jiu-jitsu practitioners though. It is of course only my opinion that Krav Maga techniques in this instance would be more useful to the layperson. I haven’t practiced KM in almost 20 years but still remember the techniques and its effectiveness. Peace.
I don’t expect this to work for anyone who doesn’t train it. Without sufficient training, nothing works for anyone. This however, with training, has been tested and proven over and over again in actual attacks. This technique has been refined by hundreds to thousands of practitioners over scores of years. Each of these techniques has. I’ve pressure tested this and trained it a lot, as I have anything I ever share on video. Krav Maga is great, but if you haven’t trained in over 20 years, I can’t see you still pulling anything off. I’ve trained for over 25 years in Jiu-Jitsu and other systems, and haven’t taken time off for more than a week at a time. I don’t just hop on UA-cam and make things up.
The Amphibious One - I agree with you on all points. The only thing I would add on as well is that the most natural instinctive respond to a choke is for the receiver of the choke to reach and grab at the hands on the attacker on his or her neck. That’s why the finger pry is natural and can be effective.
Thanks for the thoughtful and intelligent comments.
Just really look at the technique, if you don’t move as soon as your grabbed it’s going to be raining knuckles. I’ve unfortunately been involved in two different street alterations and believe me when I tell you, it’s extremely fast, and very violent! One on one if your very very fortunate, that’s all I’m saying, don’t get angry with me, just look closer at the technique.
I’ve looked at my technique, and it’s not mine to begin with. It has been passed on for many years and tested by lots of practitioners. I’ve also pressure tested this one (and anything I share) and with a gloved opponent throwing strikes with the free hand. It works. Over and over again. But only if you understand it and train it sufficiently. If you don’t train it then it won’t work...like everything.