Let’s
continue on the topic from our last video which you can see here.
Walking
through to get out of the strangle was fine and there may be time where that is
all that is needed however in most cases you’re going to want to control your
attacker.
You will see, in the video below that, as we pass to the side and
under your attackers arms that his arm and hand are in the perfect position for
a wrist lock.
This wrist
lock is called a “Sankyo” lock. You can see as I pass through and under that
the start of the lock is already forming before I grab his hand and apply the
sankyo lock. As I talked about before this lock employs the concepts of breaking
their balance, apply the concepts of leverage and using our whole body against
one aspect of your attackers body.
Even though I’m holding the attackers hand
with my hands you will notice that when I apply pressure I use my whole body
not just my hands and arms.
No matter
who you are training with always practice as if they are bigger and stronger
than you, because your attacker will be!
Next week we
will look at a throw from this same entry.
Jamie Rickard (Sensei)
Cheers,
Jamie Rickard (Sensei)
Head Instructor
Koketsu Kai - Tiger's Den Jiu-jitsu and Grappling
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