Chicken Wing Joint Lock from Restraint and Control volume 1 with Alain Burrese

www.aikiproduct... A sample lesson from Restraint, Control & Come-A-Long Techniques: Effective Arrest & Control Techniques for Law Enforcement and Security Professionals volume 1 with Alain Burrese.
Restrain, control, and take people outside with techniques specific to bouncers, security professionals and law enforcement. Hapkido, safety, and security expert Alain Burrese teaches how to use joint locks and pain compliant techniques to control and move people. Burrese instructs on how to make your joint locks, holds, and take downs more effective when working positions that require you to go "hands on." Everyone who might need to control others needs to learn the techniques Alain teaches in this program. Additionally, even though designed for law enforcement and security professionals, this DVD set is also an invaluable tool for any martial artist who wants to make joint-locking techniques street effective.
Volume 1 includes: Communication, Cone of Power, Arm Bar, Lower Back Wrist Lock, Goose Neck, Chicken Wing, Standing Center Lock, Applications and more.
Easy access menus. Running length approx: 76 minutes

[@ClarkePerformance91]

Great video, most people never concentrate on how to get the lock correctly, always see people with there palm on the shoulder and struggling

[@lovernotfighter]

I used that exact technique on three different people and it was the easiest thing in the world. It's perfect for getting immediate control. Good lesson.

[@kcmacdonald]

Great to see someone teaching a proper technical hammerlock! Good breakdown. I'm used to calling this a hammerlock, and it becomes a chicken wing if you use your free hand to pull their thumb up (if you start to lose hand-chops-elbow position), I haven't seen your Restraint and Control DVD but I'd imagine you'd include either that or similar failsafes for the technique. Thanks for a quality vid!

[@alexandraburton2856]

The reason in movies and tv shows as to why the lock is done improperly is for safety reasons. I did stage combat for years and we used similar techniques in show but made sure we were placed off target a bit so as to not hurt each other if out of sync.

[@JonnyRollin]

Easy to understand, expert coaching-thanks

[@aikiproductions]

You're welcome! Appreciate the comment.

[@aikiproductions]

We are glad you liked this clip from the Restraint and Control DVD. Please be sure to check out our other video clips and website for more resources. Thanks again - Aiki Productions.

[@aikiproductions]

You're welcome! Glad these are finally about out there for sale - Alain

[@aikiproductions]

Thanks for the comment! Yes, it can be found in many arts. Appreciate you sharing.

[@okish02]

Love your vidios....Im a 2 nd degree in Tactical Hapkido and we call this lifting hannerlock.nice demo.

[@surviveanddefend1088]

Thank you!

[@39541815]

#aikiproductions looks like i am new fan now. I would like to learn self-defense for security purposes only. Thank you for taking the time to show us demonstrations.

[@aikiproductions]

You're welcome! Appreciate the comment. Hope you'll check out the DVDs.

[@XanderFrederick]

Have you tried a variant of the chicken wing, called "Applepickle up the Brown Barrel"?

[@aikiproductions]

Thanks OutHere91!

[@Dreamcancel696]

This is exactly what I was looking for

[@3Pillers]

Thanks for posting Alain.

[@NaihanchinKempo]

this chicken wing is also in Niahanchi shodan, it a Bunkai of the forearm slapping movement

[@Th3MAgg0t]

These videos are great! Thank you

[@aikiproductions]

Thank you!

[@ismail79628]

What martial arts styles is this

[@Andrews2490]

Great video, thanks for sharing.

[@aikiproductions]

Thank you!

[@coffeeder]

WOW, thanks for info. alain. you are wonderful, i work in jail, this will help me

[@aikiproductions]

Sorry I missed this earlier. Glad you like this one. The entire set of DVDs has information and techniques to help those in jobs like yours. Take care and stay safe. - Alain

[@jeremiahcartez9674]

I love this know I can do this in school for self defents

[@lovernotfighter]

I used it in Prison for self defense. The ultimate test. I'm still alive.

[@stjosdo]

This is very similar to Chin Na.

[@aikiproductions]

Yes, joint locking techniques are similar.

[@mdlusopp]

does this work if your 5ft7 bouncer appling it to 6ft5 big muscle man>

[@aikiproductions]

It would depend. You can always create "what ifs" to defeat things.

[@Mivanxssa]

Size doesnt matter

[@cvedgarcopy7783]

How to buy your DVD? Your website is down.

[@benjamin-papa]

man's chicken winged someone for hating Billy Gibbons lol

[@onthearth1]

So that's how the bouncers kicked me out?

[@onthearth1]

The story of how a security broke my arm during a drunk night out..

[@jordanrancourt1367]

hahahahah west ridge academy uses this 🧟‍♀️🧟‍♀️

[@blackknight-oz8bi]

That doesn't look like it works

[@jeegupopli1871]

If it works then why don't catch wrestlers and bjj practioners use this stupid video. Anything would work on a drunk scoundrel so don't use that as an example