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Self Defense Against Lapel Grab
Let Diane Reeve, 7th-degree Black Belt and owner of Vision Martial Arts Center in Plano, TX, teach you how to escape a single-hand lapel grab in the first video ...
This defence takes no account of the most likely reason they've grabbed you
- namely to punch you with the other hand.
Self Defense Against Lapel Grab - Part 2, Control with Takedown
Diane Reeve, 7th Degree Black Belt and owner of Vision Martial Arts Center in Plano, TX, demonstrates a second control technique against a lapel grab - 3rd ...
Ha ha, you gotta love them Texans. If I don't tease 'em then I don't love
'em. Still...that's a great example of an old school Jujutsu technique.
Great explanation. Your students picked the basics up pretty
quick...despite the Ninja grammar police, lol.
Now, now :) It might sound like Koti Gesh in our Texas accents, but in
video 1 of the series, there is an onscreen spelling for Kote Gaeshi for
those that want to get more information.
As a licensed Massage Therapist, I know a lot about how the body works. I
am sorry but the brain bouncing against the skull from the head snapping
back does not in any way guarentee a knockout. If that were the case, then
every whiplash victim from car accidents would have a black out. There are
many factors that go into if the person is knocked out, and the brain
bouncing is not enough. The human head has buffers and cussioning to
protect the brain from this very thing. In most situations that the person
is knocked out, it is due to an overload to the Central Nervous System and
the body blacks out in an attempt to reboot and prevent the body from doing
further harm to its self.
Example. I have recieved a few strong kicks to the chin that have dropped
me to my knees. I even have a scar from one. However, I was not knocked out
and got up right away.
Respectfully,
Master Brian Feller