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Military/Scenario:
Seated hostage position. High risk technique that requires many repetitons to ensure a conscious and
unconscious competence response (see the teachings of A.Maslow).
Breakdown:
When the pistol is at the 12 o’clock position it offers angled movements as a defense from either direction
as both variants are correct. In the above example I am moving to the inside of the arm from the startled
flinch and over-hooking the Attacker’s R arm with my L at the same time as pushing down on his R
shoulder using my R hand. The face or jaw could be substituted but I am using the shoulder for safety
during training. Picture 4 shows that instead of pushing the Attacker away from me I using a very small
circle to turn him sharply with my hips and his shoulder, placing him just ahead of my feet.
Details:
You must use an explosive movement when pushing off your chair into the Attackers arm to catch him
unaware and unable to counter your CQC. The over-hook must be held through the duration of the
movement culminating in an arm-bar in picture 5.
Safety:
The over-hook can injury your partner if kept too tight above the elbow as you practice your takedowns.
This is a surprisingly hard takedown so mats must be used to avoid hitting the back of your head on a
hard surface causing a concus