How to Use a Collar Tie Clinch in Close Combat: Up Close and Personal

In a real street fight, your assailant will most likely try to force you into a clinch: that gray zone between striking and grappling distance. Punches and kicks are less effective in close quarters, and it's easier for a determined opponent to slam you to the concrete at that range. But now, this explosive video production from Paladin Press by self-defense experts Richard Nance and David Hallford teaches you the best way to fight and win in the clinch, no matter how large your attacker may be.

Using principles of angle and leverage rather than brute strength, the authors take you through all types of clinches, from the collar-and-elbow tie to the Muay Thai neck clinch, so that whether you initiate the movement or find yourself in the clinch, you will know how to prevail. Nance and Hallford also cover the most effective strikes from the clinch, showing you how to set your opponent up with short elbow and knee strikes before sending him crashing to the pavement. From there, they teach both firearm and knife acquisition and retention from the clinch, in case deadly force is warranted.

This is not a wrestling video: it is a self-defense program designed to teach you necessary skills for real-life combat.

Available now from the Paladin Press Professional Action Library: http://www.paladin-press.com/product/Up_Close_and_Personal/Other_Self-Defense

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Education

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• Muay Thai
• Taekwon Do
• Grappling
• Boxing
• Kickboxing
• Wrestling
• Physical Conditioning
• Self-Defense
• Firearms
• Knives
• Knife Fighting
• Historical Arms
• Combat Shooting
• Exotic Weapons
• Revenge and much more.

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