thats called the keysi deek in kfm the rhino in krav maga and wedging in silat, its a very good technique but the knee's are just over complicating things. its much better to get a handle and drive in some elbows or crank his neck for a takedown although the 3 point cover as it is called here can be a fight finisher in its self escially if you drill it hard on a kick should to develope real power.
This is a good technique that I haven't thought about/seen elsewhere. I'm used to ding open hand techniques for grabs, & this is a very good technique. My only problem is, since the back of the head is open, is there any way that I can hit the back of the head from that position, instead of doing a knee, w/c might be blocked w/ the attackers other hand? Besides, hitting the back of the head is easier since there's no way it can be blocked.
Thanks =D! What I meant was, hitting the back of the head hard, not just slapping it, since you want to KO him right away w/ multiple opponents coming at you. I'll find those people you said. Thanks again =)
It looks good but once you elbow some one in the chest they will automatically move back so pulling there head down is not going to happen, I would rather jump guard and get a head lock
I like the head control and the knee but thinkl it would be dangerous to use the elbow guard to come in. Could the right elbow be closed near the ribs prepared to block a posible counter attack?
you are using this when someone goes crazy, and throws wild punches at you head. Most of the time when you get into a street fight,the 1st shot they throw is the head shot
thats called the keysi deek in kfm the rhino in krav maga and wedging in silat, its a very good technique but the knee's are just over complicating things. its much better to get a handle and drive in some elbows or crank his neck for a takedown although the 3 point cover as it is called here can be a fight finisher in its self escially if you drill it hard on a kick should to develope real power.
bellys 2 years ago
This is a good technique that I haven't thought about/seen elsewhere. I'm used to ding open hand techniques for grabs, & this is a very good technique. My only problem is, since the back of the head is open, is there any way that I can hit the back of the head from that position, instead of doing a knee, w/c might be blocked w/ the attackers other hand? Besides, hitting the back of the head is easier since there's no way it can be blocked.
Loyal2law 3 years ago
Google Rodney King, Crazy Monkey, he talks about slapping the back of the head. Also my other self defense video talks about it to.
In this techinque you can slap the back of the head. I call it playing the drum. Is in the later part of the video
zeerebel 3 years ago
Thanks =D! What I meant was, hitting the back of the head hard, not just slapping it, since you want to KO him right away w/ multiple opponents coming at you. I'll find those people you said. Thanks again =)
Loyal2law 3 years ago
the firs move in the beginning is kind of hard.
831FeniX 3 years ago
how can I help you, how is it hard. Let me know
zeerebel 3 years ago
It looks good but once you elbow some one in the chest they will automatically move back so pulling there head down is not going to happen, I would rather jump guard and get a head lock
ShadowWorks 4 years ago
you can do that in the cage, but on street he will bull frog you
zeerebel 4 years ago
@zeerebel
what means "to bull frog"?? I ain't a native english speaker..
McDave1312 1 year ago
I like the head control and the knee but thinkl it would be dangerous to use the elbow guard to come in. Could the right elbow be closed near the ribs prepared to block a posible counter attack?
pmaojo 4 years ago
you are using this when someone goes crazy, and throws wild punches at you head. Most of the time when you get into a street fight,the 1st shot they throw is the head shot
zeerebel 4 years ago
I will try this position... another problem is that you cannot see very well with your arm in front of you
pmaojo 4 years ago
you point the elbow tip toward your nose, don't put the arm in front of your face.
There are many variations of this cover.
John B Will in one of the issue of Black Belt Magazine showed several other variations
zeerebel 4 years ago