Escape a Two Arm Lapel Grab

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A two arm lapel grab is a scary situation. However, if you get caught off guard and end up in that situation, you will be able to sense when your attacker is about to strike you as your hands will be in contact with his. Therefore, this gives you the opportunity to hit in a preemptive manner.
Thanks to the position of your hands, you can easily trap your opponent's arms and strike to escape a fight. Keep in mind that the two arm lapel gives you the opportunity to feel the moment your opponent moves, whether to trap you or move back.
The position of your hands gives you the advantage of knowing how to react. You need to react quickly and finish the threat as soon as you can.
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[@michaelw7867]

Good hand coverage. Perhaps you might add something about counters if he tries a knee to the groin?

[@loler2468]

Thx for the tips!

[@codereddefense]

+Loler 24 Thanks..glad that you like the self defense tips. Stay safe

[@VincentMMALife]

Good job the trap with both the hands is a real good option thanks for the video

[@dangkoen]

You can in addition to blocking his incoming arm, also trap the hand still holding you.

[@codereddefense]

Thanks for your input, great point. Take care and stay safe.

[@emmanuelbriggs5182]

Simple and effective good video thank you

[@nealmorningstar5395]

Great video, and i want to ask you about something, iam training to be an MMA fitgher but iam doing it for self deffence and all the drills that they train me is based to fight 1 on 1 what can i do, and what can exercise more?

[@kingslavd661]

+Nabil Al-Kari you can get a friend and practice Nick's drills on multiple attackers and everything else he shows you.

[@nealmorningstar5395]

+Damjan Visnjic Alright thanks

[@breebree3823]

Can you please do a video about defense against a smaler attacker? Its hard to find anything about it.

[@MultiJamesman]

+Bree Bree Good question.

[@rooroo9216]

+Bree Bree i think he done one not long ago, but it could be on his other channel

[@codereddefense]

Great video suggestion. Here's the video on how to defend yourself against a smaller attacker: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIrWe2OnYs2Grsk Take care and stay safe.

[@extronic8840]

Pls someone help so there is this guy in my school who almost wanted to figjt with me but i dont really know what to fight but i learned a lot of this videos and i can fight dirty and palmstrike shiould i use it on him?

[@soldierundercommand8307]

Would the trap and strike method be as affective if the attack wasn't wearing a long sleeve top

[@jorge28624]

+Justin Smith Yes, thought your striking power do not depend of grabbing an sleeve of the attacker

[@kornswe]

How come you use right open palm strike instead of fist?

[@nealmorningstar5395]

its more effective and to protect your knuckles :)

[@jorge28624]

+Nabil Al-Kari I actually strike an old man that was trying to steal from me with complicity of other three (or four, I don't remember well that detail) right in the face with my fist. He was very close to me and my strike aimed to the center of the face thought, so my knuckles weren't affected. Is a thing of tastes anyway, isn't?

[@nealmorningstar5395]

+Jorge Araya Navarro Its not gonna immeidtly crush your knukkles but with time its ganna effect especially if your doing a sport that makes you use them, and if your not sure check Nick's videos, he explain it well better than me :)

[@codereddefense]

Great question. Here's why we prefer using a palm strike over a closed fist punch. See the video on why you shouldn't punch in a street fight: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4KpaWiFmMppr8k Take care and stay safe.

[@CLAUDIOFISIOTERAPIA]

So Nick, how about dealing with someone that can throw you with technique, like Judo? Would that be enough?

[@jorge28624]

+Claudio Rubens Judoka here. You need to either punch back quickly or use any blocking movement previously trained by you otherwise you'll hit the ground really hard.

[@CLAUDIOFISIOTERAPIA]

+Jorge Araya Navarro thanks Jorge. How about twisting and arm locks combined with face strikes?

[@CLAUDIOFISIOTERAPIA]

+Jorge Araya Navarro what about going into a low jigotai posture, and then strike from there? Would knees to the groin work?

[@jorge28624]

***** Anything, according to the situation, can do the work. I, as a judoka, wouldn't try to project anybody without first making sure the person wouldn't try anything to counter my intentions.

[@balgorhehexd3026]

what if he hits you with head?

[@KenpoProfessor]

You guys realize that most of what you do has been around since the 50's in the form of Ed Parker's American Kenpo? This particular scenario/attack is covered in one of our Purple Belt techniques, it's call Twin Kimono.

[@DKY00]

Big guy maybe 6.8ft?

[@alanfreeman7374]

Looks like some good Aikido stuff.. Bravo..

[@jabjabgrab123]

is this helper getting paid to do these videos

[@gabrielbolton5174]

jabjabgrab123 why ?

[@MarkyMark16352]

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