Wednesday, February 21, 2007

The wall is my friend. Defending against knife attacks..

defending against knife attacks when standing against wall


1.attack: knife slash to face
defense: kimura lock

• hitch step to outside of uke
• parry w/ outside arm/hand
• inside arm /hand = punch face (hammer fist?)
• outside arm hand brings uke arm down w/ body
• inside arm wrap over uke elbow + hand grab other outside wrist
• use hip to create lock (elbow bends @ 90 degrees) + drive uke to wall
• back leg cross steps behind lead leg, keep using
momentum of hip to turn into direction away from wall
• project uke / take knife

2.
attack: forward knife stab
defense: tiger lock

• deflect knife / hitch step
• really go for a jodan zuki (uke has knife, btw!)
• trick for small people: twist wrist with pressure point
at forearm. get uke off balance
• after punch, immediately snake hand under uke elbow
• bend knees and up
• can grab obi knot
• turn both wrists, bring lat back. feels like a "boa constrictor"
• if does not work in a sec, change up to kotogaeshi

3.
attack: forward straight punch
defense: project uke with attacking arm

• parry
• step straight to side / parallel to uke / crossing ctr line
• get off balance like shihonage lock
• back leg steps forward and across own ctr line
• pivot hips / keep lock / arm stretched out
• kinda cut down w/ uke arm? projects uke forward

4. attack: forward straight punch
defense:catch arm and run

• hitch step
• made mistake, pin uke attacking arm between arm and ribs
• put hand on uke face and pin uke head to you
• finish taisabaki
• inside arm rides up uke center /
strike to chin / cause uke to back fall
• run

Other notes:
windmill shihonage against knife attacks: use softer arms / hands. no grabbing.
direct attacking arm into uke to avoid being cut by knife.

1 Comments:

At 9:12 AM, Blogger woodyBatts said...

Somethng that helped me with both the tiger and the kimura lock are the initial strikes.the hook for tigerlock, moves uke off their center allowing you to "snake" down.

The strike upwards for the kimura gets you over uke's shoulder.

 

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