If you like wrist locks and crave free video tips, here’s a quick video that was posted on another web site. Take a look. It will give you a quick tip or two about lock counters and reversals. Interested? Let me know what you think, Keith (Pascal)…
Here’s a new tip on training a different (better) fighting distance. It’s not fancy, but it does get the point across. Maybe you’ll find the martial-arts tip useful … … or maybe not Let me know what you think, Keith Pascal…
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If you have been into martial arts, combatives, or fighting for any length of time, then you know that there are definitely two opposing sides of the wrist-locks argument: some believe that joint locks work in a real fight or self-defense situation, and then there are those who belief that actually effecting a practical wrist ...…
At some point in the fight, while you have been hitting and kicking, you find yourself snapping on a wrist lock. Maybe you took a grabbing hand, and pivoted it into a control position. Or maybe you slowed down a punch, got control of your enemy’s arm, and then locked. Note: If you don’t know ...…
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There have been bodyguards, bouncers, security guards, and law-enforcement officials who have asked me about learning wrist locks and joint controls. They wanted to know which style I preferred that emphasized locks. Did I recommend chin na, ju jitsu, aikido, kali, or some other style? Which Wrist Locks Style Is The Best? Good question. After ...…
Bruce Lee May Be Dead, But This Principle Lives On by Keith Pascal Even when I meet another instructor who does similar locks, there can still be a difference of opinion of one or two moves, principles, or strategies. As mentioned, I recently attended a wrist-locking seminar. I thought that 95% of what ...…
If you don’t understand the concept of lockflow or flowing from one lock to the next, then read on…. Lockflow In Its Simplest Form In its simplest form, lockflow is the smooth progression from one joint lock or wrist lock to another. The idea behind a correct flow is to keep some sort of pressure ...…