BEST WAY to Defend SURPRISE Attacks | Choke & Drag Defence

[@peanutbutter3566]

Its good that you stress reality and what would really happen in a possible confrontation.

[@davidp5229]

One of my favorite channels, if I was in the UK, would love to train here.

[@Jdogknowsbest]

Totally, coming to Canada?

[@luthercharles3025]

You were very realistic. Especially when you explained about having to recover from the strike before getting out of the choke hold. Great video

[@fightscience]

Thank you very much.

[@mattnobrega6621]

That's a nice technique. In the marine corps. We were taught to clear the airway, swing your hips to the opponents center of gravity and flip them over your shoulders the stomp on their head. Game over for the opponent. Now of course that is combat style fighting so you will have to omit the head stomp . But all in all JUDO FLIP! As Austin Powers says. Lol. Thanks again sifu. Keep the techniques flowing. Very helpful : )

[@premier69]

yeah one kinda has to stop just before the head stomp which is sometimes unfortunate because some people will only go on to try hurting more people throughout their lives. still, can permanently handicap them ;) make it harder for them to hurt anyone else in the future.

[@norefunds4731]

He got that tree trunk arm in on you in the beginning. Looked like a grizzly dragging a deer off into the forest. 😂

[@premier69]

or my ferret stealing anything backing up, in under the couch...

[@evrettej]

Very helpful. The same thing my old jujitsu coach would teach. Well done!👊🏽👍🏽

[@ZacharyLaid]

All these videos are downloaded into my subconscious mind, when the situation strikes, this video will be playing slow motion in my mind.

[@burnerjack01]

Yeah, slow motion in your mind but the reality is happening at double speed. See the problem?

[@ZacharyLaid]

john hanrahan reality is at 10x slow motion while it’s playing at 2x slow for me

[@complexblackness]

@@burnerjack01 you don't understand what he means.

[@theleapingsalmon7088]

Great

[@amandablan9042]

john hanrahan k

[@MrOVERTIME31]

I like the way you don't sugar coat it " if you overcome the element of suprise" the tips are awesome thanks !!!

[@harmonyexists2834]

Ever since it became the social norm for phones to babysit people, I've noticed how lax people have become at paying attention to their surroundings. Mainly because I pay attention to my surroundings. 😊 Fighting, getting jumped in my adolescence, and a life of public transit helped me to understand awareness as the first step to stay safe. Once had a guy (a regular customer that frequented my job) attempt to walk up behind me one night when walking home from work. He had no idea I had already spotted him. He was several feet behind me, when I called him by his name and calmly said, "Hey L.". He said, "Girl you got eyes in the back of your head!". I said, "I have to with people like you in these streets.". He laughed his ass off. I knew his character enough to know he would laugh, but I also know, you NEVER know what people are capable of. A coin has several sides.

[@jaykpotter9149]

Thank you for the video, grateful that you are keeping it real !! Another example could be that you are sitting on public transport and the person behind you gets you in a R.N.C, you know, they could be sitting in a seat behind you, harder to prevent and to counter-attack..

[@fightscience]

Good point, maybe I do a video on this one.

[@murruhuy8085]

I enjoy your videos, and the psychology in science about fighting, got bullied in high school and fights were basically getting sucker punched. Thank you. Big fan :)

[@fightscience]

Bullying is psychological... glad you got it sorted.

[@rodneyhammon1793]

I love the different places that you use to show your videos!…great advice as usual.....😎

[@fightscience]

That's Wood Green for you.

[@Tom_Framnes]

In my utmost humble opinion. Again, spot on! “ Belts are nothing, Skill is something, but intent is everything” “ Fighting is relativity in motion, never expect only respond, as it one’s opponent within context that dictates tactics” Ie mindset. As there are no guarantees only opportunities, either those you were able to take, or the ones that one can( sadly) /unfortunately miss. This is why what Sifu Phillips points out is so important, that he actually addresses that this is not a movie, and especially when concerning aggravated assaults within the context of ambush, you as the “ defender” will always be on the disadvantage. It is the strikes/ attacks that one doesn’t see that puts you down, this is why when in regards to self preservation/ protection within transitional spaces, you must never allow your attacker to take you to a secondary location( ie abduction etc) statistically speaking, one can find that the moment the attacker is able to drag the victim into a secondary location( context matters) ie he drags you to a shop with spectators ( vs into an abandoned ally) in short, the chance of survival plummets into single digit percentage-wise. As he/she no longer has anything else to require of you materialistically( and now desires/ wants) something even more sinister. :-/ “ There is no such thing as an easy fight, this is why it is called a fight” Being active pro-active and train with the mindset that you have only two choices if such an event be thrust upon you, either fight to flight/ or flee, never freeze, and even that can be hard, this is why one’s training( no matter the art) is recommended to include some elements that deals with such factors, as one will have less fear of the evils that is known. Sincere regards. Fellow martial brother. Tom Framnes Norway #Fightboss

[@trevorfroese4534]

This is great stuff for me to teach to my wife and kids. Just because I would be laughing in an evil fashion if someone tried to do this to me not everyone knows how to react in this situation. Thank you for the reminder my friend.

[@davidbennettarts2205]

Excellent stuff. I teach self defense and I have taught the same as you have, but I appreciate seeing the aggressive follow ups like clinching the arm, attacking the legs etc. It's handy to know because I have honestly always said "Once you are out of the choke, fight back any way you can"

[@fightscience]

Glad to hear. I wish you every success with your teaching.

[@davidbennettarts2205]

@@fightscience Thank You. Your videos have been a major help to my training. The way you think and analyse has helped me develop, in both my own training and in my ability to instruct.

[@KVAGELIS1]

Thx sifu!!!Great advices!!!

[@donaldsavage3699]

very helpful techniques thanks for the tips!

[@marcobephage1396]

Yes l like what you guys put together awesome work 👍👍

[@fightscience]

Thank you very much.

[@3nertia]

Love you guys! I was thinking the same thing you said when I read the title of the video; "if I'm surprised, I fucked up"

[@robduran4944]

I believe you are a Great Inspiration.....

[@fightscience]

That's very kind of you to say. Thank you Sir.

[@philwoodgreene6683]

Great video, and excellent teacher!!!

[@fightscience]

Thank you my friend.

[@premier69]

Thank You!

[@cahnrad]

I've seen a couple of your videos now I really like them

[@fightscience]

Thank you.

[@troypierce9517]

Thank you for all of your fine details of the encounter which I thought was great. Step by step !

[@RV-ardvark]

Another brilliant analysis and advise. Thank you.

[@fightscience]

Thank you for watching.

[@MrWHGardner]

Thank you very much. Always informative on this channel!

[@daviethelion5131]

Great video

[@Jdogknowsbest]

Good stuff! Lets see more wing chun and bjj throw cross

[@libinchandran9934]

True factor

[@lsporter88]

Anyone that grabs either one of you fellas is mental. Great advice and video.

[@InstructorGomez]

Fantastic video. You're Killin it

[@fightscience]

Thank you very much my friend.

[@raylantz5144]

#FIGHTBOSS How do you pick your crazy filming locations? You guys go everywhere! Ever get in trouble? It would be interesting to see out takes....

[@rooroo9216]

He scares all the troublemakers away beforehand and then starts recording! :P

[@BradleyCoopertest]

That’s the most important thing in WC, it’s all about cinematography. Looks cool, gets you killed irl

[@lisduffer]

Thanks.

[@deoronquillo5293]

Thank u for your videos sir

[@paolosmaldone953]

100%agree 1awareness2fighting back aggressively.An other point is,in recovering,sinking the weight to regain balance and make more difficoult the dragging.

[@michaely.5962]

Hope this is what I’m watching when someone decides to attack me!

[@peaceonearth8693]

Headbutts: Quite often that option is mentioned, but I always wonder how that's going to work out in a nervous situation? Sure someone who really trains them, it should work. But I always imagine people knocking themselves out, lol..

[@mohammedyusha4004]

Love from INDIA.. 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@thedevilhimself6936]

If/when I need to apply these lessons, I'll wait until my enemy is neutralized and I'll lean down. When I'm nose to nose with them, I'll whisper softly...FIGHT BOSS.

[@fightscience]

Ha ha... yes, but please make sure that you video it for our channel.

[@leonardocanedom.4435]

just great, Greetings from Bolivia

[@fightscience]

Thank you very much my friend, and greetings from London. 😁

[@gabagaba4023]

what would you do if you saw a street fight where they were laughing like that lol

[@ob4149]

great channel

[@fightscience]

Thank you.

[@Ma1n_Zane]

I love this video, truly gets me thinking. My dad, former military, used to teach me how to get out of a choke hold. He crossed his arm over my neck, then raised his other arm over the crossed one and wrapped it around his head, effectively locking out any available resistance. As you state in the video, shock and surprise is key. If someone is trying to murder me with a choke hold and leads into it with a punch, What would one recommend to get out of such a hold?

[@mrsaturdaynightspecial3055]

Thank you.

[@jeff2xify]

wow very useful video i hope i can apply it when somebody attack me

[@tarakb7606]

Great video!!

[@shaun8667]

Years ago I was attacked a group of young thugs on bikes and foot, yes I should have been more aware but I heard nothing then boom I was hit in the back of my head with a cement brick. Now I’m not going to get into details on location but it was isolated except for a couple houses. I don’t know how but as soon as I got hit I saw that flash I spun around and grabbed my cellphone out my pocket. My cellphone was silver l..as I was getting hit with a barrage of punches By the grace of God some lady started screaming off her front porch please don’t kill my baby please at the top of her lungs. Bleeding and beatMy attacker’s they fled. And I ran the opposite way. I think their purpose was to rob me and just beat me down and kill me possibly.Someone was looking after me because I have no idea who that lady was, no one else was around. But hey I am here and learned about situational awareness the HARD WAY. And I am surprised how hard I got hit but knew right away what was happening. I have come a long way.

[@evelyncontreras9398]

One more detail: Thefts usually are not working alone, there is always a buddy close so apply the technique and get out of the place fast.

[@fightscience]

Good point.

[@GhostCrowGamer]

the biggest problem is in reality they pull you in close and hug you so it limits your range to turn your body like that but.. it's like my thinking with someone says you can't do that when they have a gun at you, well I'm not going to let them just shoot me freely if that's what their intentions are past what I give them or take on me. Thank you for all your wonderful advice and your amazing for wanting to keep the public safe with actual street fight knowledge vs movie action stuff that wouldn't ever work in a street fight for the average citizen.

[@javifabela]

You guys are the best

[@carlosnunes225]

Very good and its real

[@ZIGGIEPRODUCTIONS1]

Nice one sifu , luv your videos, thanks :)

[@JWapologist]

I'm mobile phone zombieing as I watch this video

[@fightscience]

Ha ha... yes.

[@RFFVGAll-Stars]

Now Can You Do A Hip Throw Defense.

[@fightscience]

Sure, will do. Just to confirm. Hip throw in a street fight (not grappling match)?

[@channi58]

More realistic is head throw hip toss like in wrestling. But on the street.

[@NoverMaC]

Noice still love the crazy laughing

[@Devi_Shammuramat]

Saw BJJ video a while back: where he turns the OTHER way, and gets one leg behind the attacker [then trips him over]. I don't have anyone to test it out with, tho.

[@williamebert6047]

Love ur work Thx

[@Jiggyjay17]

Love the videos

[@timobrian6265]

Nice vid

[@Silvereagledude]

Good stuff

[@AntonioCarlos-no4we]

You should do a sparing video

[@williamebert6047]

Love it

[@superflyguitarguy3647]

Did you ever experiment with slipping an arm up underneath the attacker's choke hold (it would take pressure off the neck) and then forcing an arm bar? Just curious what the outcome would be. Thanks!

[@Shibagaesski]

I usually check my back if I feel something and assess the situation, by looking at people who looks off.

[@SuperOtter13]

#FIGHTBOSS

[@flaviosergiohenriques125]

Um salve do Brasil. Seu canal é ótimo.

[@ghostinthemachine76]

#fightboss

[@BradleyCoopertest]

Modern day Frank Dux, awesome

[@goncalobaia1574]

1:55 i know what you mean BUT, truth is, almost everyone under the age of 25 these days does exactly that, no one cares about what surrounds them

[@owenbutcher1954]

Mobile phone zombies you are 100% correct

[@daymaker5460]

This is good stuff I am ready to take that old poof who knocks people out with his eye. LOL, Please show the proper way to do a head butt I think I would render myself unconscious if I tried it. Regards, James.

[@Purwapada]

. #FIGHTBOSS

[@SelectCircle]

If surprised like that - I'd just hit the ground. Drop myself hard - so to take him with me. He can't hold my weight - so he either has to let go or fall. Usually he lets go. So now you're back up and facing him. If he holds on - then you work at once to get on top. It's all about changing the situation as fast as you can. And dropping yourself - which is unexpected - does that.

[@isaiahvalliere6245]

Unless the individual is considerably strong, in which case you just killed your chance of getting out of that conscious

[@MrAfusensi]

Very bad idea

[@SelectCircle]

+Zay Works no matter what the size difference - within reason. You know - at some point nothing works against a monster.

[@SelectCircle]

+Mr A I'd love to try it on you. : )

[@SelectCircle]

+Mr A Jesus. Look - go try it yourself. Get someone from behind. And tell him to drop - like a rock. You either got to let go or go down with him. Even if it's a child. Try it on your mom. Works every time. Then you''ll say you invented it.

[@kingsilver638]

Well that's well worth knowing not freezing very long recovering fast but you definitely do not pay your punch guy enough money lol

[@andrejeffers3795]

You are real and that's rear.

[@345kobi]

Seems this is for a skilled fighter to defend him or herself. The average person would be making a big mistake in trying to head butt.

[@mypointofview5638]

So you need to have UNAGI basically

[@PaPCrypto]

mypoint ofview Relax Ross

[@MightyPooPSTEAM]

Ok now I just have to wait for someone to attacc me

[@Mark-cv2vw]

What's the best way 2 get out of a headlock when ur on top when on the ground except for punching his balls lol

[@yanostropicalparadise755]

you didn't do that in real life form show it with a noncompliant attacker. body strength of the attacker is a real factor on a rear choke hold not to mention there skill level. if your back is taken in a rear choke even by a weaker attacker with skill your fucked!

[@pizrux6592]

0:02 that would literally never work😂

[@fightscience]

We did say that in the video. Guess you didn't have the attention span to watch to the end of the video.

[@pizrux6592]

Fight SCIENCE good job taking criticism dumbass😂

[@kaebogtimater]

@@pizrux6592 you're the dumbass

[@kingster99me]

That was the most useless self-defense video I have ever seen. Instead of giving any techniques or advice about how to deal with a choking drag he simply says that you’re stupid if you get into that situation and that it’ll never happen. What? Really?

[@JoseFerreira-se7ww]

#FIGHTBOSS

[@larrytyson9104]

#fightboss

[@D_Parks319]

#FIGHTBOSS