HOW TO ESCAPE A STANDING REAR CHOKE

[@RealKungFu]

HOW TO ESCAPE A STANDING REAR CHOKE - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nn6ohK19jKyJba8 #selfdefense #choke #martialarts #rearnakedchoke #rearneckchoke When my students join my Martial Arts school on day one I teach them many things. 10 of those things are escapes and self defense techniques called "Qin Na" for escaping different holds a bully or street tough might attack with. One of these 10 moves is a rear naked choke. Every martial art style has a self defense application a standing rear choke and Jake Mace and Sakan Lam show you 3 dangerous moves for protecting yourself against a bully trying to attack you with a choke from behind! WHICH MOVE IS BEST? Join My BLOG for FREE at: www.LearnFromJake.com Please Subscribe, HIT LIKE, and SHARE this vid! Thanks :) Snap & INSTA: jakemacetaichi My OTHER KZbin Channels: 1. www.KZbin.com/VeganAthlete 2. www.KZbin.com/AdventuresWJakeNicole JOIN MY ONLINE SCHOOL FOR $5 at: subscriptions.viddler.com/jakemacekungfu Find More from Sakan Lam: Instagram.com/corecombatcm KZbin.com/SakanLam Facebook.com/CoreCombatChiangMai www.CoreCombatChiangMai.com 1. Instagram & Snapchat: JakeMaceTaiChi 2. Special Gifts for YOU when you JOIN MY PATREON! Click Here: www.Patreon.com/JakeNicole 3. Help us continue to create incredible content, martial arts videos, and collaborations with other great martial artists around the world! Donate to my Go Fund Me or Patreon below: www.gofundme.com/jakenicole www.patreon.com/jakenicole 4. Join My Online School for $5 a month or $50 a year: subscriptions.viddler.com/JakeMaceKungFu 5. Join My NEW KZbin CHANNEL HERE: www.KZbin.com/AdventuresWJakeNicole 6. Join My VEGAN/GARDENING KZbin CHANNEL HERE: www.KZbin.com/VeganAthlete 7. Get My Martial Arts & Tai Chi DVD DOWNLOADS Here: subscriptions.viddler.com/JakeMaceKungFu 8. Get My Martial Arts & Tai Chi DVD's Here: subscriptions.viddler.com/jakemacekungfu 9. Get My FREE Monthly Training Schedule and Stay Focused: www.jakemace.com/contact.html 10. MY New APP is in the APP STORE, on DROID, & on APPLE TV! Search "Jake Mace" in the APP STORE! It's only $1.99 for now! :) 11. Train with Me ONLINE at: www.JakeMace.com Check out my NEW DAILY VLOG Channel: www.KZbin.com/AdventuresWJakeNicole My OTHER KZbin Channels: 1. www.KZbin.com/VeganAthlete 2. www.KZbin.com/AdventuresWJakeNicole 3. www.KZbin.com/MaceYoga 4. kzbin.info/door/UZbj1qQjEHITgMvjar-AKQ ---------------- *Join Our Online Kung Fu & Tai Chi School for $5: subscriptions.viddler.com/jakemacekungfu **Email Me at [e-mail] ***Order a DVD DOWNLOAD or STREAM: subscriptions.viddler.com/jakemacekungfu ****My Facebook Page: facebook.com/jakemace.taichi *****My Website: www.LearnFromJake.com ******Instagram at "JakeMaceTaiChi" *******Twitter at "KungFuUniverse" ********Snapchat at "JakeMaceTaiChi" *********Train with Me Online at: subscriptions.viddler.com/jakemacekungfu Music for this video is: Silk Worm by Quincas Moreira

[@sumanthkrishna7767]

Need more of these !

[@LivestreamSurfer]

You should develop a response for an assailant that wraps their legs around your waist. Good tech for this situation. Added to my inventory.

[@andreainzaghi7373]

great move congratulations!! you find a lot of rubbish on youtube. We have a real self defence master in italy and he shows the same move. One day maybe they why not make a video toghether???? HE ALSO MAKES CLEAR THE DANGER IS BLOOD NOT AIR. I am proud of you and proud of the italian master. I put the link below kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJ-6g3uFmq2Mm8k

[@SakanLam]

@andrea inzaghi That instructor is very good. You have an eye for talented teachers!

[@AnimalLover-yi5ik]

Kung Fu & Tai Chi Center w/ Jake Mace you said that you should go to a place where there are people after you escape the rear naked choke ? kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXysqIGspKiph7c Check out this video by Master Wong. Check out the video he put on the bottom of the screen at 0:42 that guy got put in a rear naked choke in front of all those people and nobody helped him. It’s sad that people can be so rude and not help a person who is in danger.

[@nickg2954]

Usaually I just detach my head from my body and run ..

[@HappyCTS]

:))))

[@jimbrausky]

Really funny 😂

[@yeolblt]

And terrify the attacker to instant death ☠️💀😂😁

[@masterbetty2806]

🤣🤣🤣

[@helenfukumoto2]

🤣

[@andrewstafford3618]

Best method I've seen is the one Steven Segal uses, you just walk away and the attacker falls on the floor.

[@johnpogany2444]

That only works in the movies lol

[@louiejoe2533]

@@johnpogany2444 R/woosh

[@TheRollDdice]

That takes years of practice (and DOZENS of double cheeseburgers) to achieve the status of Steven Segal.

[@JackoFlacko]

Thanks for this. Ballas are sneaking around near my house

[@MachineMedia1]

lolz

[@juliechristie7583]

Hi ossas

[@raypist5938]

For the grove nigga

[@nothyperbole4984]

Great job Sifu. I'm practicing the first technique, as a senior citizen my ground grappling days have slowed down. These lessons are saving lives. 👊

[@sergiozammel8261]

Thanks guys for this video to add to my repertoire. The proper Japanese sleeper hold is one of the most formidable attacks with so little options. You both have given at least 2 viable ones here.

[@ChineseAndFilipinoMartialArts]

They all work so long as you are quick enough and do not let the guy lift you off the ground. Nice work :).

[@RealKungFu]

Guba Doce Pares - London True! Thank you 🙏🏼

[@SteveLai-q6s]

Exterme SPEED is the key in all combatives. SPEED X MASS = FORCE. You can not change your weight that much but you can change your SPEED. A Blade or sword is nothing but a sharp rock unless you have SPEED! Be sharp and do a lot of cardio and run, jog or just walk to get the most out of SPEED.

[@DemBombaclot]

How to die if the people choking you is stronger than you or has any kind of knowledge about choking a person.

[@krane15]

You're in trouble if they're strong enough to lift you off the ground. Fortunately, in the real world most attacker will be similar to the two of these.

[@waynehearst317]

you're irrelevant, you throw a "cool guy" comment out there to be a keyboard warrior and you're wrong. This is actually the best technique. Go ask any high-level BJJ guy.

[@johnnyboy9304]

😭😭😭in the first 10 seconds you already see someone how doesnt know how to apply a choke

[@krane15]

@M T Fictions. Thing is, nobody's going to stab you in the back 30 times to rob you. The only person that will stab you like that is a serial killer or an assassin (maybe a jealous spouse?) both which are extremely rare. The robber just wants to get your money and valuables and be out of thee by the least effort necessary.

[@Staticsheep28]

@@krane15 True that, killing someone simply isn't worth the cash.

[@Chuckaluck78]

Good stuff Jake! I love that you appreciate all aspects of the martial arts. And while it’s true a good boxer can end a fight in seconds, it’s always good to know other things, in case it’s not a conventional fight.

[@TonyqTNT]

I thought the last technique was effective and practical. You both work well together effectuating a synergistic confluence of ideas and methodologies. Like to see you both working together again demonstrating knife and other weapons disarming techniques!

[@onixtheone]

Why don’t you have a real jiujitsu student apply the choke properly with proper technique, this information in the video can get someone hurt if they rely on your teaching here

[@hobitcy]

exactly, anyone with a good degree of Jiu Jitsu would kill him.

[@onixtheone]

Goblin Slayer yep

[@joshua5555]

I want to see Jake the Fake do any of these ridiculous techniques against a Jiu-jitsu guy or a NCAA division 1 wrestler. It shouldn't be a problem for him since he believes his Kung Fu could defeat UFC fighters.

[@suzannesands7330]

I began to read the comments to see how quickly I saw some asshole criticizing this. Bingo.

[@aspenrebel]

Right!! Rear Naked Choke comes from Judo, where it is taught properly. Prior to the development of Judo, it was in Jujitsu and other Japanese arts. As well as Chinese arts, and no doubt others. There are ancient drawings, dating back to ... ohh.. I forget.... 2500 years or so, that depict many techniques common to Judo and other arts. No doubt the ancients knew how to fight. Alexander the Great was around 300 B.C., he and his army knew how to fight. He went all the way to Western India, then just stopped. So did Alexander bring to India "fighting techniques" which then developed into Indian "fighting arts"? Which then went to China and developed into Shaolin martial arts and others. Which then went to Japan. etc, etc. etc..

[@LexLuther078]

The best way to escape this move is not get put in it, be aware of your surroundings at all times!!

[@jamesolojo787]

True try to prevent it in the first place. If you get choked by a strong guy who knows what he is doing then say your prayers 🙏

[@gregf8167]

You should of told me that before my girlfriend took advantage of me and got pregnant

[@jamesolojo787]

@Kevin Nguyen That is why you have to prevent people from coming up behind you. No personal stereos. Letting people pass who are walking fast behind you.🤔

[@billykid.935]

exactly. just to let people know tho people will make a LOT of fun of you if they find out how much you watch your back.

[@texanmartialarts]

Sifu Mace I really have to say I liked yours the best. It kept you standing, but from personal experience you never turn your back from the situation. I’m not a fan of running away from a fight. Swiftly backing away, yes.

[@CarsSupercars]

Hey Jake, There's a new Jujitsu guy Mr. Ramsey... He loves your videos 😁☯️

[@arnefines2356]

Kinda true.. "Jake seems like a pretty chill guy. And for the most part, his content isn't nearly as bad as all the critics say it is- mostly kung fu forms and exercises. We had to dig A LOT to find this goofy stuff."

[@ericdachlli3859]

+Arne Fines Then you don't really know what Kung Fu is! Jake Mace is a fraud and his content is bogus, says all the genuine Chinese Martial Art community! Why don't Jake Mace work or come to a real Chinese Kung Fu school?! its because he'll find out a whole world of shit and that is the truth.

[@LenKirin]

@@ericdachlli3859 honestly, there's a lotta fake kung fu in china too 😵

[@miciahk]

As a person who is trained in self defense from many styles being former military, BOTH of these escapes are great to know. You should never limit your self defense mindset to one doctrine, to one technique. The size of your attack plays a key role as to which method you use. FOr instance, someone much larger than yourself can also do a total body-weight drop and take you to ground where you are in defense and a much more negative position. I applaud BOTH of these techniques. Learn from as many doctrines as you can, combine them. Always remember though, your first responsibility to never allow yourself to be taken by surprise but in the event that you are taken off-guard, the quicker you escape, the better off you are. Never try to stand and fight it out or punish the person who has attacked you. By doing so, you are using valuable energy that soon, you may need to defend against a growing number of assailants. So defend, take them out, neutralize them for good and escape. GREAT VIDEO GUYS!

[@RealKungFu]

Does everyone like the Quote in the beginning of this video???

[@aight3816]

I like QUOTE

[@edhiett]

I was gonna say, I love the quote! 🌊

[@primitivojdavis]

I’m not Buddhist but yea

[@williamclark5226]

i liked it Jake

[@mariosuares4622]

LOVE IT JAKE....

[@MikeAddison93]

I love all three. Street fights are dynamic. Go with the one that feels right in the moment.

[@ag135i]

All the three techniques shown are good and effective but the first one from Jake is the easiest one to remember and execute, thanks both of you.

[@RealKungFu]

AG. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@SakanLam]

Do what is easiest and most efficient for you. Respect!

[@rye-bread5236]

Agreed but the elbow works best for me since my natural reaction is to smash elbows into their nuts. I got it on my first try. Except Iinstinct from wrestling makes me pick him up and slam instead of leg lift.

[@bauhausoffice]

I think all three of those were awesome. I think they’re all evenly as good as each other just depending on your circumstances and what seems to come natural at that very moment. I recommend practicing all of them. Nice

[@BestYouTubeVids123]

You gotta gwab them by da bawls and squeeeeeze harddd! 😆

[@bankynsailyngdoh9922]

Hahaha u r right bro

[@fj094t58qjf]

what if the attacker is a women?

[@f.b.i2198]

@@fj094t58qjf then aim for tiddies

[@johnfingkennedy1091]

@@fj094t58qjf grab the ovaries

[@fj094t58qjf]

@@johnfingkennedy1091 actually just kick them there too, coz they have the same nerves

[@martinettenes1789]

.. The three techniques are great, giving a choice for when needed. Thank you guys and, as said each one are perfect, depending on the situation. Practice makes perfect. Thanks ...

[@sowravselven6397]

Master... you are My inspiration ❤️

[@jmcenterprises9591]

I like the first because less to remember. All 3 great though. Thanks Jake and Sakan!

[@SakanLam]

Much appreciated, friend. Good luck in your training!

[@samwoodrow7491]

I liked both of y’all moves.

[@SakanLam]

Respect!

[@aprianorizqha2488]

All style are good, all can save life depend on the situation. I also learned 2 other ways from my teacher. Thanks for the tips guys, appreciate👍!

[@v2vroth]

They are all great!! Besides it is always wise to learn more one way.

[@RealKungFu]

Vinny Roth Very true

[@SakanLam]

Well said, my friend!

[@aidenparga4877]

Not if none of them work

[@veiledallegory]

It’s not good to learn more than one way if you think that way works and it doesn’t. While your trying that technique you go to sleep and you’re done! Training improperly is worse than not training!

[@GhostRider-hy9zt]

Vinny Roth how about when the pull you backwards, so you cannot step behind them

[@aplacetobewithmythoughts7428]

As someone who’s trained jiu jitsu for 10+ years , The second technique would be the most effective IMO. Remember the first step is always to face your hips perpendicular to his. You CANNOT let him stay behind you. This isn’t going to work all the time but it’s definitely your best chance of escaping.

[@jbtan9902]

The qin na method still my choice and got more lovic

[@RealKungFu]

Jb Tan Love Qin Na

[@edhorn958]

all three look good, in the spur of the moment your mind will remember all of them and your escape will be a success

[@Arman-jx7hu]

Just the opposite actually!

[@OffGridLife]

Great Backdrop!

[@LeeSmith-qy3or]

Thank you for the clear tactics with options. One may work so try another, if there is time. You mention you initially teach 10 defensive techiniques. I have visited your channel. Please consider putting in a list of the other nine. I look forward to joining your shool.

[@tomcat3153]

I'm a former boxer, pro too. I've always said if I got grappled in the street, it's either a handful of balls or their windpipe squeezed. They WILL let go. Back upstairs we go...

[@subscriberswithnoVideos-yx3jf]

Tom Cat spot on , but I still like a mouth full of nose or ear !

[@tomcat3153]

@@subscriberswithnoVideos-yx3jf haha yes that also will definitely work 👌👌

[@aspenrebel]

@@subscriberswithnoVideos-yx3jf Blech!!! You might get AIDS!! You need to know WHERE to strike and HOW to strike. Vital points, pressure points, nerve points (these include extreme pain points, organs, and death strikes). Then .... GO!!! .......... and don't stop until it's over!! Either HE or YOU are OVER!!! There are many extremely nasty, painful, and injurious points on the human body which one can attack, strike, poke, grab. Grab tight on his balls and squeezing until he passes out is one possibility ... IF .. it is possible to do so. However, it's not always that easy to do so. Tough if guy is wearing tight leather pants or has a big heavy winter coat hanging down, etc.. If you want to get really nasty .... drive your thumb into his eye ball; drive first finger knuckle under his earlobe; drive a finger into his ear; drive a finger up his nose; as "Tom Cat" said, grab his windpipe (with what is called an "Eagle's Talon". Extremely painful and scary.); and many other things you can do. There are many nerve points. One effective thing to do, is to "finely" pinch the skin just under his tricep, above elbow (i.e. underside from bicep). Hurts like a bastard!! Call also pinch the same way just inside thigh. There are so many points. Too many to list here.

[@Creative_Common_Sense]

I liked them all equally. They all gave a way to get away quickly. Love your videos

[@Nastyarcher]

I like the 3rd one

[@SakanLam]

Yeah it's my favorite move to do in competition as well!

[@thomaskadiki3680]

Jack killed it

[@SakanLam]

Always a pleasure to learn and share with Sifu Jake... and I hope everyone watching gained something valuable. Stay safe and keep up the training!

[@RealKungFu]

Thank you Sakan! Can't wait to see you again very soon. Let's condition hard and spar next time!!! ;)

[@SakanLam]

OSU!!

[@toddweiss9191]

You didn't have the rear naked choke on properly faker

[@joshuaholcomb4681]

Love all 3 but the first and the last were my favorite.

[@SakanLam]

Respect, bro!

[@kevinkevin3134]

Clicked because I saw Sakan in the video, that guy runs a great school in Chiang Mai teaching various disciplines.

[@RealKungFu]

For sure!!!

[@SakanLam]

Mad respect Kevin!!

[@sobreaver]

Great tactic ! But you mostly get a thumbs up just for the great quotes you put in almost all your videos, I LUV DEM !!!

[@bearsuo1759]

Now how do you escape when they put rear choke on properly, with the hooks.

[@Men_dra]

Maybe by grabing and bringing your hands down in one strong pull and lever throwing him with your hips at the same time?

[@joshua5555]

Bas Rutten has a video on it. For the most part, jake mace is a fraud. It's obvious this guy has never been in a real fight.

[@danielrichardson2931]

Your not your done

[@rickmcguffey9881]

It's a standing RNC... little bit different. :) Both of these maneuvers COULD work... and probably would work against some opponents... As Bas Rutten says "you have to try something, right?"... and he's correct... I'm a big fan of fighting the top hand... everybody goes to the arm around the neck but when a RNC is applied correctly, the reduction in "pressure" by grabbing the arm around the throat is too negligible to make a difference... reach for the fingers on the top hand and break them if you can... at least use them as leverage to pull the arm away. Anyway, don't know who the BJJ practitioner is in the video but I'm glad to see Jake mixing some more practical styles into his videos.

[@marcusgraham812]

the second guys bjj technique is efficient

[@aboriginal.man.1492]

All 3 are good, the first is to the piont and quickly you can escape.

[@ശ്രീഹരി-ട3ഢ]

Jake can you make a video on how to fight multiple opponents. I like both. I could try all those and I got three options from this video thanks Jake. I'm waiting for Drunken video.

[@RealKungFu]

Sree Hari For sure!!! Coming very soon! Two Drunken lessons coming up!!!

[@ശ്രീഹരി-ട3ഢ]

Thanks Jake

[@johnkloock4750]

It is nice to see some variations to escape the rear knaked choke.

[@dimble3]

Absolutely ridiculous. PLEASE try this at an MMA gym

[@johnminor2496]

Excellent moves by both of you young men. Thank you both for the fine teaching video.

[@ottovonfalkenhausen3730]

Usually during the rear choke hold the attacker walks backwards and all of your techniques would probably fail. Still good job

[@SakanLam]

It could still work. You have to train with live resistance with different partners all giving different energies. We wouldn't teach this stuff if it all fell apart from one change in a variable.

[@safdarkh786]

Exactly! . You get less than 5 seconds before you pass out !. Trying to move around the bad guy while he's also adjusting, keeping the hold!. Good luck with that!

[@SakanLam]

Don't be foolish. 5 seconds is plenty of time to escape a submission if you know what your doing. Give a BJJ black belt 3 seconds and he will reverse you and tap you out cold.

[@safdarkh786]

@@SakanLam you are the one being foolish here . I was talking about standing rnc. Not on ground. This thing they showed had no active resistance and was purely consensual. Pulling this technique they showed, on a person who Has a firm hold on your neck and knows his stuff ( a bjj black belt for example !) Is foolishness! .

[@SakanLam]

@@safdarkh786 Okay, Sensei.

[@xTK421x]

ALL 3. I will keep them in mind during training

[@jeremydiaz9642]

If guards in Metal Gear Solid knew this Snake would have a way harder time doing missions. *_Who else agrees?_*

[@michaelpassley6812]

All three are important, but I like the first two demonstrations.

[@attiylanen]

3:48 Truth to be said. If you've let some bjj guy sink his choke this deep, it's game over. And Mace, you were never an accomplished wrestler.

[@joefran619]

I would think the key is reaction time. Don't let your opponent set in deep. Training, training and more training.

[@tonykuli]

Stay out of the diplomatic core you would only start wars, like the psychopaths we have in power do!

[@cbarcolbeck9551]

Both techniques good. But I like the fact that Jake's method completely cleared the arm from the neck.

[@noahlanfear2431]

As a wrestler, I liked the third one. But the first feels pretty natural to me also.

[@SakanLam]

Wrestling is the king of martial arts.

[@ZECC101]

Solute you dear Jack Mace. I learnt alot from you through online classes. May you live long!

[@Ozzzyyyyyyyy]

"Most people are right handed" Well, I'ma lefty....:/

[@silaslauzon5837]

So am i 😂😂

[@КристианИлиев-х5щ]

Doesn't matter... It's still not realistic

[@johndeannuntis9291]

I never liked fighting lefties

[@joemartin1253]

One of the best defense on the rear choke hold I've seen thanks for the info guys.

[@ap2372]

I learned the first one from my Taichi sifu, the last one is Tani Otoshi from Judo.

[@samanthafoster89]

Hey to both gentlemen, u both really done great explaining & demonstrating all 3 ways. Learning how to do all of them actually. I myself think the 1st rear choke defense technique is more productive & useful. With that said one of the reasons why is because the other 2 were amazing but not everyone would be able to move/pick the attacker off the ground. Even with the advantage & stance once u are behind them I still feel like if its a child or someone who doesnt have alot of strength would only get there self hurt. Now if u are capable of pulling the last 2 ways off, yes u would have a better chance of getting away from the attacker. Great job to both of u!! Have just about got all 3 down completely!!

[@empresemorte]

Nice tech, i only know ippon seoi nage for escape of choke

[@thecrow3033]

Both technic are brilliant and can save your life but I think I go with the first one , thanks guys fantastic

[@burmesetiger1153]

Bad Technique. If you use this technique in a real fight, you will die :D

[@frantanovotny7876]

You are stupid. I dont know about other technique agains rear naked choke from behind. If dont count sticking fingers in my oponents eyes... When you use this technique on street you gonna get him on ground knock him out and run away - SURVIVE!

[@sirmaidixxyrekt7322]

Pepek Námořník Nope, read the top comment

[@rgn8567]

Yess,master wong showed, down chin ,grap dick than u do anything, first distract

[@terrencewilliams2813]

His technique is shit, I agree

[@garfieldhumber2387]

@@terrencewilliams2813 Challenge him then

[@Itsallastunt]

This was cool, super useful thing to know.

[@ChristheCEO1]

For all of u out there believing this shit's real: preasure test it and see for yourself...

[@realhomosapien]

Dont need to test, this is already a bulshido

[@swifty8538]

I agree I've been teaching aikido jujitsu for many years jake mace is a fraud and teaches stupid techniques let him go into the mma ring to prove himself

[@qc6377]

I will add all three to my arsenal, thanks

[@rnkim2564]

Being a woman I like the first, it has better leverage and less strength required to lift that assaulter leg

[@SakanLam]

The key on the second move is to use your head to pressure the opponent's balance to their rear foot. The lead leg becomes very light and easy to lift.

[@anirudhagarwal950]

The escape is good, but the takedown is much harder to achieve since the opponent here doesnt move after letting go off the choke. In a live situation he will try to square up with you to try to get the choke back or disengage. But the idea is correct to fall or roll to the non choking side. It will also help to peel the arm off! (Watch conor vs khabib)

[@billmurray7676]

All three have the same core fundamentals so this is great for drilling and building muscle memory. Artistically I really enjoyed the third one, but realistically I should probably focus on the first or second one when I'm not training for fun.

[@SakanLam]

Thank you Bill. I agree with you... the 3rd is a lot of fun!

[@RealKungFu]

If Chuck Norris put the Rear Naked Choke on Bruce Lee...could Bruce escape???

[@VeganAthlete]

That's tough considering Chuck beat the Sun in a staring contest!

[@thatsjustmyopinionhowabout122]

Kung Fu & Tai Chi Center w/ Jake Mace chuck Norris never puts it on correct.

[@thatsjustmyopinionhowabout122]

VeganAthlete he can jump from one balloon to anouther, yeah right.

[@thatsjustmyopinionhowabout122]

I haven't tested it yet, but on the wrist there is a bone just up from the hand, on the other side there is a pressure point that can bring most to their knees. I am sure that would at least relax there hold.

[@thatsjustmyopinionhowabout122]

NPC lv426 it wouldn't be sight unseen because you. have familiarized yourselfelf with the location, plus it's easy to find. Try it and let me know the next time you randori or spar. I think it would add to tithes es techniques.

[@ericocampo4427]

All 3 are brilliant techniques...All 3 in my arsenal.

[@aavv1818]

As a woman, I like the first technique BUT can you demonstrate it on an attacker who's taller than you, Jake (coz this happened to me in real life and I froze and it wasn't a good outcome).

[@kostasbrunner5701]

I think this can't work if he is taller then u and if you don't have the moment of surprise. The ideal choke move is up and a turn that the opposite is falling with his face to the floor. If he close the lock it's as good as over. If you are able to bend down he is already doing it wrong. I would go for the eyes. If u poke and push his eyes with your fingernails he has only the opportunity to make space or to risk eye damage. Only my thoughts...

[@RealKungFu]

In this video I am much taller than Sakan and he’s able to defend against me very well… These defense techniques that we are showing work against any height of attacker

[@markcahigan268]

@@kostasbrunner5701 kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3LCgmNsbdt0bLs

[@kostasbrunner5701]

@@markcahigan268 like I said... In the video you posted he lets him escape. If you look at 4.12 is the only serious attend and he would easy be able to take him out. He loses focus when they get on the ground and misses the opportunity to place himself on his opponent... So he did the choke wrong and would still be able to do it. These chokes are just done wrong mostly. It is essential if the choke is locked to pull up and move back to break the balance and take him to the ground with his face on the floor and you on top. This scenarios where he is choking you and just chills behind you is far from reality... Well stay save out there...

[@cornelbacauanu1544]

Excellent 3 of the technics. As a beginner I would try the first one.Thank you guys.

[@bongothom]

Turn your head and chew a hole in his bicep. He will let go quickly.

[@jamespisano1164]

Like the first two equally. Excellent.

[@karamalomari3840]

Dont stop doing self defense please

[@robertl.s.4303]

Keep up with the good stuff.. All 3 techniques are great. It depends on the situation! Thank you🙏👊

[@SakanLam]

Much appreciated. Glad you enjoy it!

[@karllove57]

I'm just thinking aloud. If I did this to someone my hold would be very hard. If this person would turn like that I'd worry about him/her breaking his own neck.

[@SakanLam]

Breaking the neck isn't as easy as it is in the movies. Try it out in training, you'd be surprised how much space and leverage you can break with the first motion.

[@karllove57]

@@SakanLam Ok I think I realize that fact. What I mean is if you hold firm this what used to be called a Half-Nelson and ignore the victims struggle it is a possibility. I'm just speaking from my behalf and I like your method. I've put a man to sleep in under 3 seconds mabey because my upper arm was muscular and helped with stopping the bloodflow to the head.

[@SakanLam]

@@karllove57 I believe you on that bro. So far this has been the best method I've seen... However if you have an assailant who knows how to put on a proper hold, it's gonna be hell to get out of.

[@karllove57]

@@SakanLam That is so right. I was very suprized how quickly this man I choked went out like a light. It was my friend and we were fooling around as young men do.

[@harrys.3165]

All the moves were excellent.great video.

[@draven3838]

They all have their application,so it would be hard to choose either one of the three . I'd say learn all three and you're better prepared , Thank you for the lessons

[@wiekusswart7250]

The second video for sure.I am a BJJ blackbelt and that would be the better of the two escapes.

[@emekaiwin8208]

i love all 3 but that 3rd one is swift asl. thanks sensi

[@douglassayers2699]

Straight up the best one in my opinion for a sneak to creep up behind you is the first one I seen it and then tried it over and over again and I just got better and started to heart the people doing it to me but all 3 are good

[@rodrigogonzalez3620]

Your advice is more valuable than even your skills. Thanks!

[@dannystockdaile1112]

Both were Great!!!!!!

[@tiarnanmoss1615]

Always good to know more than one technique

[@SakanLam]

Having options is always a good thing!

[@tprnbs]

@@SakanLam It's tricky one. Of course it's good to have few options but there is a flip side to that - the more options you have the slower your reaction time (Hick's law - increasing the number of choices will increase the decision time logarithmically)

[@SakanLam]

@tprnbs wise words... thanks for your input!!

[@diamondb191]

gentlemen, thanks for sharing all three. I like the first and second method. Thanks again

[@rodneyberube1699]

Both techniques are incredible. Thank you both for showing and teaching your skills.

[@scurbelo1]

They are both very effective. It depends on your attacker's size and weight that will determine the technique that will work best for you. Thank you for sharing.

[@rks3488]

Sifu jake is first as always...It was way simpler and easy to bolt in case of life emergency...👍👍

[@CarlovanHouten1973]

Liked them all 👍🏻

[@SakanLam]

Appreciate the comment sir!

[@coffeeder]

thanks jake for the info and technique

[@nigelgomes5957]

All two techniques was very good

[@c__hawk8764]

Awesome techniques!! Great video!!

[@jsuncar1]

you are legit sir, i know this technique and it's accurate for real life situations

[@nadimmian2929]

The hip grabbing ND throwing is the best martial arts I liked like fashoo!!💯💯

[@josegerman8877]

1st one seems easiest to perform...so 1st move is my choice....Great video!!!!

[@Enril-bs9cg]

I like all 3 of them...use them and give it all youve got!

[@samuelsanchez4885]

Yes !! Practice is the key to perfecting your skills! Thank you .

[@SakanLam]

Repetition is the mother of all skill.

[@jaycp3586]

Love it !! Will never forget those moves so thank you !!

[@conradjr.deguzman3746]

All three are effective. I thinks its depend on a situation on when to use it. Great techniques! Thanks!

[@siyakwitshana3885]

Both of these are awesome guys 👏

[@sankarchakravarty4082]

I found the no. 1 very simple to learn and follow...

[@RED-dd1pg]

yet completly useless and inefective. stop listening to him.

[@ratucuanilawa8549]

straight to the point .....like this