Hand-to-hand combat basics
Hand-to-hand combat basics
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The opponent made a capture lying down, when the attacker is lying on his stomach.
In this case, the pain effect is achieved by the impact of the right elbow of the attacker on the middle of the shoulder blade of the left arm of the defender, as well as by the hands on his elbow bend and wrist (Fig. 1).
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The opponent, sitting on the back of the defender, brought his hands behind his back and propped them with his knees (Fig. 1).
This method produces a painful effect on the shoulder joints.
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The opponent tries to strangle with two hands (Fig. 1).
The defender presses the hands of the opponent to himself, at the same time throwing his legs over his shoulders, and crossing them for a more rigid structure (Fig. 2).