If you observe how the attackers usually attack, you will find a common pattern. When the attackers think that someone is an easy target and they can get away with that without any problem, they proceed and attack.
Welcome back to Self Defense Situation # 118. Every situation is different and you cannot fit one thing in every situation. What works in one situation, that might not work in another situation. When you fight for self defense, your move should be based on the situation.
When you make your move to defend yourself, you should take action based on how severe the situation is. In this series of posts, we watch a video and then talk about what you can do to protect yourself.
Let's watch this video. Well, I don't understand the language that is spoken in this video. If you understand, that's great. All video credit goes to ELLE
Source and Video Credit
When someone moves forward and grabs your hand, you can guess his intention. If this is something serious, you have to take it seriously and make your move accordingly.
You can release your hand and attack his vulnerable points of the body. You can hit to the groin, neck, ear, and get out of there as fast as you can.
So how can you release your hand?
Take a look at the attacker's hand that grabs you. You will have to apply force against the attacker's thumb, Move your hand in a circle against the attacker's thumb. Your whole force works against the attacker's one finger, that is, thumb. The attacker will not be able to hold you anymore.
Or, you can follow the technique that shows in this video. Grab your hand with your other hand and pull. It will also work.
So what would you do in a situation like this? Please feel free to share your thoughts in the comment section. Thank you very much for reading this post.
Stay safe. Always be happy!
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