STREET FIGHT - TWO WAYS SIMPLE DEFENCE AGAINST STRANGLE AND HEADBUTT

Street fight is never predictable, a specialy if attacer is already stronger. Offten will attack with strangle and even follow with headbutt. There are many ways to defend this kind of attack, even if person is stronger than your self and if similar strength you can even turn and walk away and set up for back kick! In this video here are two variations how to protect your self from such attack and throw the attacke on the ground and finish it the attack. If you LIKE this video press LIKE and also SUBSCRIBE to my channel to follow me for more videos of Japanise Ju Jutsu street self defence.

[@duckdog38]

Nice

[@bajuszpal172]

Dear Sir, Firstly, let me disagree to the defence of chokcing by making a about turn an walk away. It might even help the choking hand and pose extra dangoer to your Adam´s apple. Let alone showing your back to the enemy . But your second motion, i.e. handling the choke from inside is a more viable solution enabling us to release pressure on our neck and, but here sidestepping would be better. Subsequent tthrows and submission techniques appear to be viable too. Depending on the time and dthe number of attasckers. However, with multiple opponents going on the ground could be fatal. Finally, to make it more comprehensive, performing the same at three levels, i.e elbow release of choke at level 1, then sidestepping and tossing the opponent as level2 and completingit with a two level aciton, for example with a throw in direction of the next enemy could make this presentation more convincing. Best regards. Paul, 68, retired instructor of Karate.

[@EZMotionSimpleSelfDefence]

Dear Paul Thank you for your feed back. First for the turning back and walk away will always follow with back kick to the groins, knees or stomach, and you turning wile strangle is in stage of applying - not after they start choking you :)! Second when stepping back and taking control or the attacker wrist, with other hand you are also striking to the attacker neck, targeting vital pressure points. There are many other effective ways to protect yourself from two hands strangle too! Good bless 🙏

[@EZMotionSimpleSelfDefence]

Dear Paul Just to add to my previous reply: Have you actually tried any of my defence from strangle including turning away before commenting? 🙏😊👍🏼