Edged Weapon Defense-Hapkido / Aiki jiujitsu

A general concept of warding a blade thrust off,from the inside,as we will not always be able to ward outside with the forearm in a picture perfect world.Folow thru to takedown,disarm and cut the opponent down.

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[warriorofhonor]

@Brandon this is the bicep cutter versus a knife thrust.

[Seyfudin]

Just one note: it's always better to inflict a stab wound rather than a cut wound, the Romans knew it and the principle hasn't changed. Other than that amazing disarm :)

[warriorofhonor]

Biomechanical cutting to disarm,disengage and deescalate is the law for a civilian.The onus is on a civilian to prove deadly force even in dire circumstances.Otherwise i must agree with you my friend,quick accurate stabs to vitals is preferable in a setting to cause mortal death,or permanent maiming

[acoqueran]

Thanks for the courage of stating that you may get cut. Something a lot of instructors fail to tell their students (to expect to get cut). To not do so is leaving out a vital part of training the mind for an incident like this.

[warriorofhonor]

Again as a Use of Force Trainer, i must consider the ramifications of Force.I aso do not thnk the principle of stab wounds is any easier to understand than cut/slash wounds;as proper length,and angle are the difference between death and incapacitation,and a reversal of the stabbing scenario on the stabber.Many cases i would be able to reference where a non trained person has repeatedly stabbed an inmate,and has had the tables turned on him,and suffered one cut to a major artery and dies