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Mounted headlock from a couple different angles. With this technique the most important thing is to get off the ground. Grab both biceps, with your feet as close to your butt as possible explode with a bridge and roll to the side your head is on. If you are able to trap the foot / leg on the surface de you are rolling even better. Once you end up in the guard, if you are still in the headlock I like to apply leverage to the neck with a forearm and push up off of it with the opposite arm. This is quite uncomfortable for the person applying the headlock. Monkey biting (grip twist pull of the skin) works well also. Basically create a lot of pain so they rethink attacking you.

Great night tonight. Multiple attacker drills using a knife and chokes.come on in and check us out. We would love to have more people learning and improving their skills.

Knife defenses suck. All of them. Every single one! Especially the fancy over complicated ones. If you think you won’t get cut, stabbed or slashed you’re kidding yourself. That being said it’s better to do something than have a sharp pointy thing going into your body repeatedly. In Krav we like to use bursting with simultaneous strikes and blocks. In this particular drill I like to block (very forcefully) against the shoulder and arm the isolate the weapon. Attack with stomps, knees, kicks, whatever and push (again, forcefully) the opponent away. Shown from both sides. Remember, it’s the violence of action that will save your life. Fancy gets you killed!

What’s your “go to” hand gun defense from the front. We are doing the cupping technique, groin kick with a follow on attack. Simple fast and effective. There are a bunch of different ways to do this. There’s also a lot of BS or overly technical ways. I always prefer the KISS principle.

If you train in martial arts but not with fi****ms are you really training? Got to the school early today to work on some dry fire and transition between rifle and pistol. Thank you BOB for your sacrifice. Make sure you get professional training to be confident and competent. Doesn’t hurt if your friend is a Green Beret with a bunch of deployments either. Check out for world class training. If you’re not willing to put the time and money into training I suggest you buy a dog.