@masterninja1990 dont matter how much bigger someone is thats why you use pressure points along with movements bigger a person is easier they are to handle they have to worry about alot of weight and can easily be knocked off balance just make sure your one movement drags em off balance dont matter the size or str matters how the technique is applied and when pressure points drain the enemies str real hapkido contains pressure points im in yon moo kwan hapkido or its yun moo kwan
Its not always possible to escape with just one movement if the attacker hold is tight. For a beginner this looks like a lot of movements, but for someone that has been doing these techniques a couple of times its easy!
@MasterNinja1990 I have to disagree respectfully with you. It is always possible to escape with 1 move if you know how. And let me modify a bit what I said. It is possible to break a wrist grab using only 1 arm. I can think of 3 techniques. I can perform 2, the other 1 I have problem with. Maybe if there's a really large difference in size, weight and strength, 2 handed techniques, I am guessing, maybe necessary.
I am a self defense instructor and have trained with a lot of diffrent people, and my experiance have shown that it is not always possible to escape with one movement. If you are a small person and the guy is very strong, escaping techniques will not work and a hit will only make him angry. In a situation like that a technique like this one is neccesary. So I know that for a fact. However its no ide to think about it because no technique is bulletproff.
@trubblman yea its called break at the thumb ki down ki up ki out regrab kick simple stuff
pyro0ownz 1 month ago
@masterninja1990 dont matter how much bigger someone is thats why you use pressure points along with movements bigger a person is easier they are to handle they have to worry about alot of weight and can easily be knocked off balance just make sure your one movement drags em off balance dont matter the size or str matters how the technique is applied and when pressure points drain the enemies str real hapkido contains pressure points im in yon moo kwan hapkido or its yun moo kwan
pyro0ownz 1 month ago
Thats a lot of movement to get out of wrist grab. A good martial artist knows how to beat a wrist grab in 1 movement. The hint is use grabbed wrist.
trubblman 3 months ago
Its not always possible to escape with just one movement if the attacker hold is tight. For a beginner this looks like a lot of movements, but for someone that has been doing these techniques a couple of times its easy!
MasterNinja1990 2 months ago
@MasterNinja1990 I have to disagree respectfully with you. It is always possible to escape with 1 move if you know how. And let me modify a bit what I said. It is possible to break a wrist grab using only 1 arm. I can think of 3 techniques. I can perform 2, the other 1 I have problem with. Maybe if there's a really large difference in size, weight and strength, 2 handed techniques, I am guessing, maybe necessary.
trubblman 2 months ago
I am a self defense instructor and have trained with a lot of diffrent people, and my experiance have shown that it is not always possible to escape with one movement. If you are a small person and the guy is very strong, escaping techniques will not work and a hit will only make him angry. In a situation like that a technique like this one is neccesary. So I know that for a fact. However its no ide to think about it because no technique is bulletproff.
MasterNinja1990 2 months ago