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Self Defense - One Handed Grab - Street Fight 

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Dealing with a one-handed grab can be unsettling, but there are effective self-defense techniques you can use to protect yourself and potentially escape the situation. These tips are designed to be simple yet effective, allowing people of various skill levels to apply them. Remember, the primary goal in any self-defense situation is to escape from the threat and seek help.
If You're Grabbed by One Hand:
Stay Calm and Assess: First, try to remain as calm as possible. Assess the situation quickly to understand the attacker's position and strength relative to yours.
Stance and Balance: Establish a stable stance by spreading your feet shoulder-width apart. This gives you a stronger base and can help you maintain your balance during an escape attempt.
Use Leverage: If the attacker has grabbed your wrist, you can use leverage to your advantage. Rotate your wrist towards the thumb side of the attacker's grip, since the thumb is the weakest part of the grip. This motion can help you slip out more easily.
Strike if Necessary: If the situation escalates and you're unable to break free using leverage alone, consider using your free hand to defend yourself. Aim for vulnerable spots such as the eyes, nose, throat, or groin. This isn't about fighting but creating an opportunity to escape.
Use Your Voice: Shout for help. Making noise can attract attention, which an attacker might want to avoid. Saying loud, clear words like "Back off!" or "Help!" can have a strong psychological impact.
Escape and Seek Help: Once you've created an opportunity to escape, take it. Run towards a crowded place or towards any form of help. Remember, the goal is to get to safety, not to engage or subdue the attacker.
Report the Incident: Once you're safe, report the incident to the authorities. Providing a description of the attacker and the incident can help prevent future attacks and can be crucial for your safety and the safety of others.
Practice and Preparation:
Self-defense Classes: Consider taking self-defense classes that focus on practical, real-world techniques. Look for courses that practice scenarios similar to the ones you're concerned about.
Awareness and Avoidance: Being aware of your surroundings and avoiding potentially dangerous situations is a key part of self-defense. Trust your instincts-if something feels off, it probably is.
Legal Considerations: Be mindful of the legal implications of using force. Use only the necessary amount of force to escape the situation.
Remember, the effectiveness of these techniques can depend on various factors such as the attacker's strength, the environment, and your physical condition. Practicing self-defense moves under the guidance of a qualified instructor can greatly improve your ability to use them effectively in real-life situations.
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The one handed grab is more of an intimidation move that isn't followed up with anything. In most cases the aggressor who does this isn't expecting a fight, which is why the one handed grab is a common school yard bully move.
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@josephloguidice1841
@josephloguidice1841 Месяц назад
that is such a nice maneuver and a person doesn't have to be terribly strong to do. Just calm and determined. Thanks for that video.
@AgentBillReed
@AgentBillReed Месяц назад
Thank you, Mr. Bob. You make it simple.
@brianten-in2zw
@brianten-in2zw Месяц назад
Hi Bob, I was at your very first Delta/SEAL TC. good to see you. it's been a while. :)
@oldnatty61
@oldnatty61 Месяц назад
For a civilian that doesn't have to contain in someway a joint lock is not a good first move. When grabbed attack. As you said, when someone grabs you you know where his hand is. You also know where he is, and he gave up at least one weapon. Also, when someone grabs they're focused on their plan. Grab and...? If you hit them w/ a preemptive strike you short circuit that. You create an opportunity to capture the momentum. In this scenario it's a one arm grab. In the street, more than likely, that means the other hand is coming. You hope it's a punch, and not a low line stab. Anyway, w/ the range you show here I'd go lowline kick to the knee. So, hands come up in a defensive position, and you blast the knee.
@Valchrist1313
@Valchrist1313 День назад
I taught my 10 year old niece how to turn that grab in to a hammer lock. On her own she started adding a jump in to the hammer lock to wrench the arm, and I've been trying to get her to combo it in to a trip takedown. Anyway, next time she saw her dad, a 6 foot tall 170 pound guy, she absolutely got him with it, he said she almost broke his arm lol.
@user-fp1eh7ze1e
@user-fp1eh7ze1e Месяц назад
Thank you for a detailed instruction !
@girltal.k
@girltal.k Месяц назад
Brilliant, thankyou
@John-zz5gt
@John-zz5gt Месяц назад
Excellent
@dustyjukebox7707
@dustyjukebox7707 Месяц назад
Very scientific. Thanks
@Apollyon83
@Apollyon83 Месяц назад
I find that people that grabbed a fistful of your shirt wont just let it go to allow you to get them in a lock. They will continue to grip your shirt as your trying to turn the wrist. I also cant manipulate a wrist or arm like that without being super fast. For me, breaking the forearm or hitting nerves along the arm work better. This is just a personal preference. You have to find what works for you, individually. As well, you shouldn’t have let someone grab you in the first place 😏.
@barmstrong25
@barmstrong25 Месяц назад
A common mistake seen in many videos is the little fingers impeding the technique. It is actually supporting the opponents wrist. Move them out of the way the technique will work better.
@pressloh
@pressloh Месяц назад
Awesome good😁
@JohnThomas-hv3nd
@JohnThomas-hv3nd Месяц назад
Basic akido technique.. as your free hand goes across your body, reach out to slap the attacker's face, you don't have to hit him, but waving your hand across their face will make them flinch, look away, distract them, this will gain you time tp apply the lock..
@jeffrey6618
@jeffrey6618 Месяц назад
Dude thank you for this video .i want to learn that one .like theguythat invented the martial art defendo .he did the hand thing to
@w4grappling705
@w4grappling705 Месяц назад
Of course is a good move! It depends of the circumstances: If you are at your sister's wedding or at the bar and you have to deal with a drunk acquaintance and you can't smash his face.
@jarenkiser8050
@jarenkiser8050 Месяц назад
Hey Bob Peirce
@Thorgrim74
@Thorgrim74 Месяц назад
when a bully puts his hand on someone else's shoulder, that person would generaly be smaller and weaker. The bully's hand wont just rest on the shoulder for an easy grab and arm twist.
@davidspencer7739
@davidspencer7739 Месяц назад
I guess this move would work if the aggressor had zero fight experience. For the people that know how to fight, if they grab like that, it's just to hold you while they hit you with the other hand. That's just how that would go. By the time you realize your shirt is being grabbed, the other hand is connecting with some part of your face.
@FightFast
@FightFast Месяц назад
@davidspencer7739 watch it again. He explains Why the chances are somebody's grabbing you like that.
@davidspencer7739
@davidspencer7739 Месяц назад
I don't need to watch it again. It doesn't matter what the chances are of it happening. Because if it does, doing what he's showing is just going to get you hurt. Period
@tx.tactical3165
@tx.tactical3165 Месяц назад
1st...😂🎉😂🎉😂🎉
@senseihitmanwayofkempo8305
@senseihitmanwayofkempo8305 Месяц назад
That wouldnt work ever
@chrismalp7702
@chrismalp7702 Месяц назад
Not to go against anyone but I disagree, I'll go with my left hand (monkey/hook hand) then all of you know how to go ahead... Go with the opposite hand is unnatural to me
@senseihitmanwayofkempo8305
@senseihitmanwayofkempo8305 Месяц назад
That not the way 2 do it u leveage is real weak..... n u have not out flanked u victim😮
@senseihitmanwayofkempo8305
@senseihitmanwayofkempo8305 Месяц назад
If u grab me u will no b allowed 2 let go...
@TrackingThehac
@TrackingThehac Месяц назад
So fake... how many videos of "grabbed counter moves" have been posted vs when this has ever happened × never=0
@mycatsballs8195
@mycatsballs8195 Месяц назад
Dont worry guys Im a ww1 and ww2 veteran I also served in korea, nam, and the desert Im a green seal pj ranger racon raider with combat experience I was there when jfk was shot and when Reagan was injured as well I got so much experience And i can say this definitely works
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