How To Use Devastating High Wrist Lock - Master Class Core JKD

Ming instructs a Master Class on the High Wrist Lock and control. This is a master's class with full information for the practicing student, instructor, and layperson. Boxing and clinch range to ground effective technique. Locks exist in many arts such as Aikido and the Filipino martial arts. Core JKD's focus is on the physics application and functionality for any size trainer or practitioner and defense against any size attacker.
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[@JohnJohnson-hl4fv]

I can see it in her eyes( " Why me lord? If he coughs he breaks my wrist") did he have to pick me.

[@jeraldcuccurullo2497]

Pinky high lock just help me subdue my 6 and a half foot nephew, it was necessary for this lock because he violently was in my face and had to kick to his groin to have him at my heigjt, tigers mouth to his throat to stop the spitting and maintain some distance as we were in close quarters, lastly I used the pinky lock and the man was mine to hold until law enforcement came.Peace and love and thanks for the handy hand lock!!!

[@corejkd]

Very glad you were able to use it with skill. Thank you for your comment. It's unfortunate to have to use this sort of stuff, but it's nice to know we have it at the ready.

[@larrymbouche]

This is a very patient girl with extremely limber wrists and ligaments. When I was much younger this was demonstrated to me and I couldn't tap soon enough, as I was in extreme pain rapidly and almost suffered permanent damage before being bent half as much as this young lady. Once learned with some command it is undetectable. Only way out of this hold is to "OFFER THEM MONEY". Haha hahaha hahaha.

[@banatibor83]

People say, oh this an aikido lock, or jiujitsu lock, ninjutsu lock and so on. This is chin na which means straining the tendons and joints. Part of every martial art.

[@chrisw5150]

Great video!! You did an excellent job showing and explaining the moves👍👍

[@gregorydelvalle7740]

Very detail with key points! It’s these small things that make a difference in walking away from a fight or wasting time learning you just know katas not application.

[@EternalPower3232]

I saw that technique a dozen of time but that the first time I see it with such good details. I learned something today thank you :)

[@corejkd]

Thank you, Quentin for your comment. Glad it is put to good use through you.

[@nigelbenson5287]

Nice. A calm, egoless self-defence tutorial. Subscribed.

[@curtisjohnson3247]

I like your videos and have been subbed for awhile. In my opinion with the high pinky your committing both hands to one arm. Unless you can do it in less than a second they have the opposite arm available for hook, jab, elbow so on. Definitely effective just takes alot of practice for speed and accuracy. Good luck everyone

[@corejkd]

Thanks for the comment. The actual lock and control are done extremely fast. Unless you're applying it to someone who is drunk or on certain pain (or other) meds, most people recognize the understanding that something will tear very quickly, should they apply counterforce. In sparring, we've applied this functionally against heavier, stronger guys, and in the fight I haven't had one of them try to punch me with the other hand before the pain and threat of tearing made them reconsider. The options are that you simply don't care for pain compliance and simply want to rip some tendons and ligaments off the bone, while the other is that you allow the quickly increasing pain to dissuade the person from any successive violent actions. You can crank down on that lock easily before they employ a strike from the other hand. Part of this is from the heightened sensitivity you get from direct connection to their body through the lock and control. You have an immediate read of what the rest of their body is doing.

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

I first learned this wrist lock in taekwondo yrs ago but I was never shown(or I forgot) the extra tension on their finger. it's one of my favorites because it's simple, direct and I remember it well. glad to see that extra detail I didn't know before.

[@corejkd]

It is the little things that make the big things work better

[@Future-zx9ts]

Your videos are very informational and entertaining. Your partner I. This one was great, too, and I appreciate that you immediately released when she tapped out. I’ll definitely be watching more videos, and I only wish I lived closer so I could train with you! Thanks for your work on these.

[@AndronikosKoutroumpelis]

I can't understand where these dislikes are coming from. Top notch tutorial, rare for youtube, keep on these.

[@corejkd]

Thank you. There's always people who first have to fight their own egos before they can find value in another's perspective. I always focus on the great many who do find value in what I present, and for whom it benefits. It is for them I work so hard.

[@steveunknown8407]

Calm people in a fight or the most dangerous if they know what they're doing word of the wise never make a nice person angry you will probably live to regret it! Thank you for your video level 9000 five star rating

[@gregward8451]

Aikido lock...pretty much summarises bruce lee's whole idea of jet kune do....take what's good from other martial arts and put them into one.

[@aceboogie959]

Rlly good to understand how it actually works

[@rolandhawken6628]

In real fights nobody grabs your wrist they are too busy trying to head butt or kick you to death , Not useful, just my opinion

[@corejkd]

I have a feeling you've never fought a skilled wrestler. They do indeed grab wrists. People in a blind rage have also been known to grab wrists, as well as men trying to control women's wrists in an assault. Thanks for your comment.

[@rolandhawken6628]

you are correct , useful for a woman ,I am to ugly to try and rape lol

[@GungFuIsGungFu]

With all due respect... If a skilled wrestler grabs you, then this technique will not be effective - especially in this case if a skilled wrestler grabs a woman's wrist.

[@jonnyb487]

I am a catch wrestler and if I got caught in that, I must have been sleeping when they put me in it

[@spoonman73]

Like the way you let go as soon as she taps. I don't understand some of these videos where the guy is banging on the ground for mercy and the instructor is still cranking on the guy.

[@ajr1247]

Good explanation and demo. For the first time, I learned a technique thoroughly

[@corejkd]

Great, glad it helped

[@davidmilroy3851]

very good and very good attitude

[@Joseph-wg3kd]

Great explanation...! Through years, l keep wondering, it only works sometimes. No l see WHY. 🙏🙏🙏💜

[@waynefarrell9804]

Reminds me of nikkyo in Aikido. A highly effective lock.

[@harpoon9996]

There's a lot of fast action on youtube, but this tutorial slows down and goes point-by-point. Really appreicate the contrast between the correct and incorrect way of applying the technique. One person commented the video was bit lengthy. Well, maybe, but if you were with a private instructor it wouldn't be any less time. Absolutely necessary for a newbie. Thx.

[@xendaturner4586]

Best coach ever🙌

[@newchapter6840]

In Aikido we move simultaneously off the line of attack whilst conducting Nikkyo. Aikido without a shadow of any doubt has the most effective wrist locks

[@vicentiuXeduard]

really nice handlock, your video is awsome and i don't want to sound as an asshole as i am really appreciative of you sharing this with us, but in the future you may want to make vids like this just a bit shorter, Any adittional info can be added to other videos, i would watch. All i'm saying is that you should focus on technicque, demo, and warnings. Full situations and applications can be explored into secondary videos. Anyway, thank you and i will jump to your other videos with wrist locks :D

[@corejkd]

Yes, your point on shorter videos is taken in kind. I do keep most of them short, but sometimes I give the viewers the fullest explanations to cover any questions they may have. I appreciate you hanging in there through it, though. Thank you for your comment.

[@jefferylal6246]

He is not lying, because he is demonstrating this whole movement in slow mode so you can understand but if it was fast the other person will be in a lot of pain and won’t be able to swing punches.

[@harpoon9996]

Anybody else notice how the partner keeps raising her shoulder to protect her chin like a fighter?

[@stephennordlinger365]

Don’t get in the Aikido/Hapkido bad habit of extending your fingers when doing Nikkyo. This will get your finger grabbed.

[@davidelfstrom9730]

Yeah don't point your finger... Yubi tori is no fun...

[@corejkd]

Indeed, it isn't fun. Though, the pointing finger in this case is used as a mental training aid until the body adapts the right pathways in practice.

[@jatats7743]

this great. explanation is thorough. thanks-

[@corejkd]

You're welcome

[@danielgreer1446]

This lock has Wally Jay's influence on JKD all over it! :)

[@willieboy8798]

excellent and clear instruction...kudos to your opponent good sport!

[@FromDarkness2Light203]

Awesome Instructor..love Your Videos Thank You for Sharing Your Knowledge Sir...

[@corejkd]

Thank you for watching and saying so

[@spartacus871]

Looks like the small hand wrap in Chin Na!!!

[@corejkd]

Chin Na does have very similar mechanics and attributes.

[@kreaturs_kave]

very good tutorial, props to the nice lady.

[@ritobriceno3305]

Me parece muy instructivo, gracias

[@rubygreen1249]

You can still use it it they let from right because most do.

[@1959jimbob]

very well done my friend keep up the good works

[@corejkd]

Thank you

[@ikemuoma8495]

Like it. 👊

[@tomholden2510]

Works only when the wrist is not tense

[@k9aid514]

Wally Jay small circle Jiu Jitsu

[@LuisMartinez-ql1cw]

Reminds me of the JKD School on Waters Ave back in the day!

[@corejkd]

Well, well, a ghost from the past :) Hurricane rations here, just got online. I hope you are well, healthy.

[@shujiling213]

Very nice

[@corejkd]

Thank you

[@timothythomas1626]

I would hope your in the Tampa Area!

[@corejkd]

Indeed I am

[@dskim5848]

IMHO you are superb teacher !

[@corejkd]

Thank you for your kind words

[@goliath257]

A bit long winded.

[@corejkd]

Understood. I have refined my delivery on YT since then. Thank you for your comment.

[@jeraldcuccurullo2497]

All really good stuff!!

[@corejkd]

Thank you

[@insanecrazyshockingbrucele6643]

Great tutorial

[@corejkd]

Thank you

[@thekaratekid002]

Hapkido finger

[@thekaratekid002]

Subscribed

[@corejkd]

very cool

[@合氣道学生]

Nice.. Also I'm thinking Ukemi is an important part of training. The one receiving the technique must absorb the lock as it's a valuable lesson for countering and understanding the direction of energy and how the body moves. nage also can use full intention when applying the lock after an uke has trained for a few years

[@highsnburgers4862]

Why use a girl for this demo? Her obviously wrist hurt afterwards. She should be allowed to practice kicking you in the balls.

[@corejkd]

All of our wrists hurt after heavy training in this. All of ours. And I've been kicked in the balls more than you can imagine. It's part of training against resisting partners in sparring. As a strong and capable woman, she has complete free will to stop anytime she wishes and ask for a stand-in. At any time. Women are far stronger than you are appearing to give them credit for. She can think for herself as well.

[@daddycavefish]

sweet