Wrist Locks and Finger Locks Garbage in Self Defense?

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Everyone is starting to learn arm bars, leg locks, and triangles in jiu-jitsu and MMA. However, when it comes to street tactics, can you use finger and wrist locks? They are not easy to pull off, but our FightFast instructors will show the proper way to execute a finger lock and a wrist lock.
Finger Locks and Wrist Locks - Self Defense Techniques!
Warriors of self-defense! In today's video, we're diving deep into the intricate world of Finger Locks and Wrist Locks, 3 essential techniques that can make all the difference in a real-life situation. Whether you're a seasoned martial artist or just starting your self-defense journey, mastering these techniques is a game-changer!
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Demystifying Finger Locks: Precision and control at your fingertips!
Wrist Lock Mastery: Turn defense into offense with effective wrist manipulation.
Best martial arts for self-defense: How finger and wrist locks fit into the bigger picture.
Street-smart applications: Adapting locks for real-world scenarios.
The art of self-defense: Blending technique with instinct.
Jaw-dropping demonstrations: Witness the power of well-executed locks!
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Whether you're intrigued by the finesse of finger and wrist locks or seeking practical self-defense insights, this video is a must-watch. Our expert breakdowns, real-life applications, and jaw-dropping demonstrations will elevate your self-defense game to a whole new level.
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[@bobbieprice1351]

I still have Every single TRS vhs tape they sold at the time,,,great stuff,,,💥

[@btkenobi2]

That second on where the big guy has his back seems like an easy choke The guys has his arms around the small guys chest, but move them up 12 inches and now you got a bigger man choking you out

[@eliotquintana9802]

Joints lock wrist lock hapkido judo special forces combat jujutsu

[@davefletch3063]

A guy is not punching or grabbing you with busted wrists and fingers. They are extremely effective, whether or not the perp feels the pain. Wrist locks lock up all the joints to the shoulder when done correctly and provides mechanical compliance along with pain

[@FightFast]

Agreed. They have their place in your self defense arsenal. For normal, not drunk or high individuals the pain from a broken finger or damaged joint can be enough to buy you a chance to escape. For attackers that are highly intoxicated the mechanical compliance is more important. Just understand locking techniques need to happen with speed and followed up with strikes to disorient an attacker so you can make your escape.

[@dietmarrimkus1730]

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[@ScottPalangi]

Two of the mist useless techniques i have seen taught, and learned, in martial arts are 1) the bruce lee finger jab to the eyes, and 2) small joint manipulation/hypertension. Wont create the advantage that many other moves can. (Same gies for pepper spray, but i heard theres been some upgrades since ive formed my opinion on the matter)

[@josephloguidice1841]

It’s gotta work when it hurts just watching

[@EdenidiaMolina]

I don't think they are garbage, on the contrary, i believe that they are quite effective. Its how one goes to apply these locks that may make them less effective in that sometimes a strike may be used first to set the opponent up for the joint lock, therefor making it more effective. Just my 2 cents.

[@FightFast]

Agrees, a strike can a good distraction to buy you an opening. Also, a strike at the end of a lock is also a great distraction for your escape.

[@nomvonglismerced4311]

is it illegal in mma?

[@brucehuddler7518]

Who cares

[@treadstoned9915]

Yeah no small joint manipulation allowed in MMA. I've always heard a guy jacked on adrenaline won't respond the same way to this but it could possibly help you to break a stronger guys grip just long enough for you to get space to mount an offense 🤷 Personally I've never tried it in a street fight tho.

[@rons4297]

The USMC says no

[@davefletch3063]

USMC has them in their program

[@kramkalisthenics]

They work, except against a good kicker, not.