Jujitsu Technique No. 1: The
Shoulder-Lock Hip Throw
1. Your attacker attempts a knife swipe.
2. Lean back slightly, and sidestep to
your left to get out of the path of his knife.
3. Once the knife has passed, move back
in and make a fist with both hands.
4. Step in with your right foot and
bring both forearms up to block his back swing.
5. Block hard. (Fists are needed here
because of his much greater force with a back swing.) Your left forearm should
block above the attacker’s elbow, while your right forearm blocks his lower
forearm as close to his elbow as possible. This will help keep your right
forearm away from the knife blade.
6. Before your opponent recovers from
the blow, bend his arm by pushing with your right forearm. Do not grab his
forearm with your right hand because he will be able to resist if you do. Open
your right hand as you bend his arm back.
7. Bring your left forearm over his
upper arm and clamp onto your right forearm. (The hold is shown more clearly in
Step 9). At this point, you may execute a rear shoulder-lock takedown (not
shown) by pushing down with your right forearm and stepping forward with your
right leg, then going down onto your right knee.
8. To execute a hip throw, swing your body
around, bringing your left foot back against your opponent with your right hip
blocking his. Hold the shoulder lock tight against you.
9. Execute the throw, going down onto
your right knee.
10. To set a wrist-lock lift, slide your
right hand down to the back of his hand so his knuckles are resting in the palm
of your hand.
11. Lift up at the knuckles to break his
wrist …
12. … or to raise your opponent up so
you can set a neck scissor along with the wrist lock.
13. Lean back to set the scissor.
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