What to do when someone surprises you on the street

[@pierreduy8838]

Killer presentation, Jason (and Andre). I like the way you teach initial head protection. The key is to quickly shake the stun after a surprise hit, then move in "with combinations". Go right to the key targets...eyes, joints, throat...since you were jumped...don't play games. Just finish the job quickly....then "get outta there".

[@suspectshot2669]

“A surprise is called a surprise because its a surprise”-aikidoflow 2019

[@cvpiguy]

Lol

[@rogerhudson9732]

Four days ago a group of men relaxing in a park in Reading were attacked by a man with a knife, 3 killed (RIP) and 3 injured: There really are threats that can strike anywhere any time. Situational awareness needs learning everybody!

[@dakotablount251]

Hell that's why people who did time tend to be extremely alert. Any time of day you could get attacked. Bed, shower, lunch, etc. You learn situational awareness if you have to.

[@rcollinge5818]

Keep up the great work. Don't let the rain make you quit, just make it a time to regroup or dance in the rain.

[@macsprinter]

loved it

[@jamishep]

Good advice guys. Another technique is to move. When I was surprise attacked with a punch to the jaw, I moved out of the way of the second attack and the third and the fourth. His fifth triggered my surprise attack. Front kick to solar plexus, immediately followed with elbow and wrist lock and foot sweep, driving him hard into the concrete street gutter. I dislocated his elbow and broke his jaw when he hit the gutter edge. He woke up in handcuffs. He was 24, I was 49. Experience counts.

[@ventureelect]

I sure do like this guy. Great videos.

[@Sifupapi]

I really enjoy watching your videos. The techniques are great but i really enjoy watching, very relaxing. Thanks guys. Keep it up 👍 much love from Central California USA

[@jamiehope4580]

Yep you mentioned reaction time years ago about striking in first 5 to 10 seconds defines the fight. And its so true. I've used it few times with junkies and muggers who wanted my wallet and work's a treat block strike lock and break the arm has saved my butt many times and I'm only 5"4 so it's a must as once I get a hold of a arm or leg I'm not letting go until I control them

[@pinkypony2598]

nice.........................those joint strikes will come in handy.......

[@williamkeck7378]

I love your videos. Things taught are simple to learn ... And simple to use. Thanks from South Carolina, USA

[@robiszi7932]

Thank you! Awesome videos. I'm white belt beginner(and 41y old),so this really helps me a lot...great work guys,best regards!

[@chrisschmeitz1139]

He protecc, he attac, and surprising as hecc

[@macsprinter]

Great video. Keep it up, guys.

[@Aikidoflow]

Thx

[@hypersmudge1]

Great video! Aikidoflow... the best! Thank you!

[@jackblevins9981]

I personally enjoyed this video. I'm 64 but very heathy .thank God. I'm a Vet, from the Vietnam Era and I need to get back to training myself. I subscribed,hope to see more of these self defense video 's ,that I was train for many yrs ago.

[@whitekiltwhitekilt1611]

Hello there Jason. Great presentation, interesting topic. There r two types of attacks, Premeditated and Spontaneous. Premeditated assaults r dun with intent, when you’re off guard. Spontaneous assaults occur over an argument, disagreement or drunk. AikidoFlow, keeping it real. Thank u.

[@Mraymankarate]

I train karate and these techniques are great.

[@Die7Ringe]

Thanks for the Video! I feel there are good and true advices. May I allowed to add a trick as well. When you get attacked from nowhere, you will be shaken and get some desorientated. This is something you need to train. Trick: do a training with a partner and a "cushion". spinn yourself several times around with head low. Then try to hit the "cushion"

[@gilbertvillareal4695]

Excellent video theme. Very practical and very useful. Excellent instruction. Thank you!

[@lsporter88]

Good practical advice with no bullsh*t. Great video.

[@GeorgeJansen]

8:48. Run! Love it 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️❤️

[@mrrelax1311]

Best Aikido video yet!

[@ehodfi6037]

Hi, just seeing this in late 2020. Great stuff about the joints.

[@Mr_Lupine]

This is good stuff. So right about joints

[@referenceart5725]

sir .iam from India at. Kerala.you are good teacher we helpful this teachings . thanks alot

[@GiC7]

Thanks, you and Andre are great. Thanks for the fine explanation I love it.

[@jesterfighter1964]

Av a God one

[@hungry2hear]

Palm strikes are a viable alternative and the many of these vids I have watched none of these so called "masters" use them. Sure my philosophy was for so long, "Elbow first, arm out b/c it extends". But understanding the diametric of CQC it is something that should be taught.

[@Die7Ringe]

Palm strikes are vital!!. A yap may end in a broken Hand - quite often. Elbows are sometimes to hard- and damadge to much. Palm strikes can be applied with different force, to serveral areas. Good alternative!

[@astorinopalaganas3386]

Yes , +hanks a lot I am learning by just eatching your video

[@jeffreystinger]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH MATE!!! CHEERS 👏🏻♥️👼🏻

[@Mix-fight666]

👌

[@whybanksy]

Great video as always. Looking forward to the master tutorials !

[@Aikidoflow]

Thanks, the tutorials should be ready in a few weeks

[@donball9777]

was teaching this very move to the beginners class this very evening.

[@Aikidoflow]

Snap

[@donball9777]

@@Aikidoflow your Aikido is not much like the Aiki i learned 30 years ago! it looks a lot more fun.

[@vonratibor]

Awesome 👏 stuff 👍👍👍 Thank You

[@awiggins7031]

Nicely Done!

[@kaischmidt6597]

Great work! In the dojo I used to train, we has more the tea ceremony part of Aikido and nothing with Atemi :-( Think I need to move to London :-)

[@kentruthseeker]

Great videos!

[@jeremiyahwarriorprophet719]

Great explanation Andre!

[@waykno8478]

If it ain't rainin', we ain't trainin'.

[@Aikidoflow]

Lol I like that 👍🏽

[@johnnyvegas2015]

great stuff...thanks so much

[@aavv1818]

Great info for us, here in San Francisco! Any advice for women?

[@Aikidoflow]

Funny you should ask that, we are working on that very issue as I speak!

[@boefje1971]

lol I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS M8!!!!!!!!!! thnx a lot

[@jamesharris1493]

You need to make sure you have your hands out of your pockets to make sure you can defend yourself! It is good to be aware of the contents of your pockets for a knife,keys,pens and anything pointy. With something pointy you can strike vital body parts,the face,ears and throat.

[@massmanute]

It seems to me that placing your hands in a neutral position already means that you are prepared and aren't really being surprised. What about if you are truly surprised?

[@mrx1278]

Good one Thanks

[@syfsonkupskowicki5326]

Maybe some techniques against really big oponent? I am 5'5 height only?

[@neilopanc7048]

Thank you SIR!

[@Aikidoflow]

Welcome!!

[@amazingbaby6051]

Thank you

[@mickymorton7148]

remain calm relaxed & in control beware of your social surroundings observation / observe everything whats around switched on is the key here element of surprise expect the unexpected.._.

[@toddellner5283]

.... and if you take that too much to heart you will freeze when you should be acting.

[@mickymorton7148]

Dont be silly 😂

[@toddellner5283]

@@mickymorton7148 Look up "Flight-Fight-Freeze", especially the part about hypervigilance.

[@mickymorton7148]

😁 you dont need to tell me about fight/ flight responce i. Already know physiological effects of adenaline.. called sympathetic nervous system..... so with training you activate your parasympathetic system 👍 so you respond to fear.. & adrenaline make it your friend not your enemy hypervigilance means switched on..👌 looking for danger ⚠ when there is no need to ?

[@wandaglodowski9114]

So what does a senior do to protect himself?

[@wendykoekkoek714]

But if the attacker is much taller than the locks are much harder if not, not possible. Than the hits to the neck is maybe better?

[@RFFVGAll-Stars]

Can You Do A Hip Throw Defense.

[@sirlemonn]

@@ChrisCaldwellO66 wtf

[@ChrisCaldwellO66]

@@sirlemonn works every time! Betcha they wont mess with you again! Unless they liked it.

[@jaypeve]

I’ve been thinking of talking to our students maybe have a small class on anti bullying and self defense is there something I should say and talk about or anything I should not say or talk about

[@darrylwilliams4301]

I enjoy watching your Aikioflow videos. However, what I like about them are the DEMONSTRATIONS. and not so much the talking, and pontificating. Action speaks louder than words mate. Thank you.

[@FreeSalesTips]

I enjoy watching your Aikioflow videos. However, what I like about them are the short quick lessons. Action speaks louder than words but are also ambiguous for teaching subtle lessons. Thank you for the talking and pontificating.

[@nevetsdot6876]

I may be a fool, but I thought that I wanted to send you a picture, nevertheless it turned out awesome , but I don't seem to have the technology to send anything, where I wanted for it to go. I also assume that I got kicked out, and also that that, could have been a video that was made in 2014 or something, and smelled like something that I had got ripped off, out from underneath me, before, etc. Wish I could send a picture etc.

[@gab194bbece7]

I usually use the violence to win a fight

[@cvpiguy]

What if the surprise is good

[@pir3lli261.5]

Train your neck well until it’s thick strong for headbutts and can check around 360 view also you can handle punches in the head better

[@mickymorton7148]

😂 are you on drugs mush 👍

[@markebb5298]

Add more combat , for the streets

[@e.devries9629]

💯

[@lawrencehamm1478]

Your Momma is so proud of you for being first. Congrats.

[@justplaywoman]

strat jakkkn ov

[@engyasir2393]

nice

[@cornpop7805]

Someone attacked a few joints before making this video.

[@ryanmurphy7300]

No one gonna throw a right punch though they grapple you too it always with the right punch with most of these vids n other channels too n other states mainly uses a gun/weapon ?

[@kutayylmaz2059]

I am wachting in Turkey Not turkey It is Turkiye hahahahahahahagaagga

[@als5560]

😂😂😂

[@haagsebluff704]

@aikidoflow, Are you looking to get a career out of these basic techniques dude?, There is tons of this already out :P

[@paulruprai1274]

aikijitsu ...love your channel..

[@DrINTJ]

Lot's of jelly headed talking, little demonstration

[@PELTY100]

Mohammed Shafei you can always not bother watching fella 👍

[@DrINTJ]

@@PELTY100 I'd rather know they can make the best content I know is in them to make and watch and learn.

[@matthewmagda4971]

Use real profanity.

[@TheAlvoss]

This clown should have thought ahead of time about what he was going to say.

[@haagsebluff704]

This is soo bad!