How to escape side headlock | Hapkido Self Defense 101
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Hapkido techniques to escape a standing side headlock attack in self defense.
A standing headlock is a common attack in self defense, so here are some quick and effective Hapkido technique variations of how to escape from this attack.
Self defense moves from a standing headlock is one of the first moves a beginner Hapkido students learns at our Toronto martial arts school.
Hapkido emphasizes the use of leverage, timing, and misdirections to offset an opponents balance and turn it against them in self defense.
The skills taught are functional, easy to apply, and effective regardless of one's size. Hapkido is a martial art that is great for men and women self defense alike.
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love the judo and jiujitsu elements
A beautiful blend of Hapkido and Jiujitsu, well done! Some lucky students go to this place.
@00:31...When teaching front headlocks. IT IS HIGHLY LIKELY IT'LL HAPPEN JUST LIKE THIS! Now-a-days, the guard is coming!
Good job y'all............
Only the sacrifice takedowns work,the rest are nonsense.Also,most women wont be able to break the headlock on the ground which by the way is done by leaning forward, not pulling away.
Oh wow! Thank you for your infallible wisdom. The rest of us have been drastically enlightened by your feedback and education.
Can't believe we've been so ignorant and that none of us ever considered it while creating a demo reel. Going forward we will toss out all else and only train no nonsense techniques - especially for a demo.
Ps: next time please include a video link to how we can do it better. That way... we can all benefit and learn. Cheers :)
@@EvokeMartialArts why would you demo techs you do not practise or practise those that do not work.Only the rolling one works and is easily presuire tested.
Because demos are for entertainment and not instructional videos. They showcase possible applications of human physiology, while appreciating the grace and beauty in movement of said martial art. It is intended for aesthetic purposes to those whole appreciate that element of any art form.
@@torontohapkidofans so you think a video titled self defense is about beauty and entertainment rather than effectiveness,thats very sensible.
@@scarred10 they are realistic