Secret Martial Art Technique - The deadly art of Pretzel Jutsu!

SHHHH! Don't tell anyone, its not for the faint of heart. Contained within is a demonstration of the ancient martial art of Pretzel Jutsu.
This technique is a bit of fun but actually is what I call a Genri waza or pedagogical technique. Although you probably wont use this technique in its entirety in one go each section demonstrates and teaches specific principles or ideas which are used in conjunction with other techniques to build specific skills and understanding for students. You can use sections of this technique very effectively for self-defence but I wouldn't try to utilise the whole thing. Remember first rule of Secret Pretzel Jutsu club... don't talk about Secret Pretzel Jutsu club... only joking share this with your mates.

[@jonnyangel1591]

Cool escape seems easy to do

[@DanielPyatt]

It is, even if you go for a higher percentage finish of which of course there are many the initial escape is good

[@michaelbailey5751]

Unfortunately I needed to be behind the camera on this one........😉

[@DanielPyatt]

Michael Bailey gutted for you, there is plenty more Pretzel Jutsu techniques you can be tied up into in the future 😉

[@tuari108]

Hahahahaha.....awesome 😂

[@DanielPyatt]

Glad you enjoyed this one Tuari, can't beat a bit of well placed Pretzel related humour ;)

[@Matt_Mosley1983]

666 views :-D (and now 20 likes ;-) )

[@DanielPyatt]

Glad we didn't stay on that number long bad omen :) glad you liked it

[@outcastproductions8336]

I have trained in martial arts my whole life btw I am 40 and this is Bullshido. This shit would never work in an actual fight.

[@DanielPyatt]

Thanks Will, no one asked but thanks for the useless info. Aspects of this technique were used historically in conjunction with hojojutsu the art of binding with a rope to restrain, however I don’t think anyone disagrees this wouldn’t be applied like this in most modern contexts. Techniques can be looked at in context and with some minor modifications you can derive perfectly effective methods of guard passing from this if that was your desire. Classical techniques are often classical for a reason.

[@pkpanabasgarciagatangarcia8627]

hahaha train more than u sleep thats the only way to be the best

[@DanielPyatt]

Agreed