Ju-jitsu Techniques - Escaping Front & Back Strangles

Sensei Mark Regan show you how to defend oneself from a front or back strangle. Techniques are derived from Japanese Ju-jitsu.
Filmed at Felling Martial Arts Club, Felling Community Centre, Felling, Gateshead, NE10 0NF.
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[@mikeblaze1983]

Nice to see a proper jujitsu video on UA-cam, too many Americans rolling around on other channels

[@justinstreeter1595]

Thank you!

[@mlhill2002]

Thanks for the tutorial--very interesting

[@mickymorton7148]

good techniques sensei

[@Redthepunkrocker]

thanks very helpful video:) I use to to take Ju-jitsu we lean wrist take downs how to take someone down if they had a knife and disarm them

[@RecoveringGenius]

Good Atemi Mark!

[@jonathangargano8361]

it's jujitsu clark Style?

[@MarkRegan-MRFitness]

They scrub up well :)

[@kathleencook3813]

Heel palm to the jaw, no knee in the nuts works a lot better

[@keffbarn]

Putting a knee to someones face from that angle and distance is potentially deadly. Don't know if it's a good idea to teach people these types of techniques when the attack is a grab or weak choke attempt that can easily be deflected or escaped from. Violence has to be proportional to the threat presented.

[@jasongibbons6169]

So right of the bat you grab your opponent the wrong way. Your pulling on his neck instead of the back of his head. I’m calling bullshido

[@saulgoodman170]

fail