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[Video of this waza fast and slow, from the side, and ideally, overhead]
 
[Video of this waza fast and slow, from the side, and ideally, overhead]
 
== Defense against a full Nelson ==
 
== Defense against a full Nelson ==
**Interlock your hands in an S-grip, and place them on your forehead.  
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*Interlock your hands in an S-grip, and place them on your forehead.  
 
**Do not interlace your fingers, as this isolates each finger, making them easier to break.   
 
**Do not interlace your fingers, as this isolates each finger, making them easier to break.   
**Slowly straighten your back, and slowly inhale.
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*Slowly straighten your back, and slowly inhale.
**Explosively exhale and sink into a low horse stance with double downward elbow strikes, to break the opponent’s grip.
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*Explosively exhale and sink into a low horse stance with double downward elbow strikes, to break the opponent’s grip.
**Grab one of the opponent’s hands. Tenkan in that direction, placing the opponent in a reverse wristlock.  
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*Grab one of the opponent’s hands. Tenkan in that direction, placing the opponent in a reverse wristlock.  
 
*Front kick to the solar plexus.
 
*Front kick to the solar plexus.

Revision as of 06:47, 20 September 2016

[Video of this waza fast and slow, from the side, and ideally, overhead]

Defense against a full Nelson

  • Interlock your hands in an S-grip, and place them on your forehead.
    • Do not interlace your fingers, as this isolates each finger, making them easier to break.
  • Slowly straighten your back, and slowly inhale.
  • Explosively exhale and sink into a low horse stance with double downward elbow strikes, to break the opponent’s grip.
  • Grab one of the opponent’s hands. Tenkan in that direction, placing the opponent in a reverse wristlock.
  • Front kick to the solar plexus.