Leon Koh | Self-Defence

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Defending multiple attackers is possible if you observe correct angles and footwork here are mistakes to avoid and the correct footwork (shown at the end) MISTAKE 1:Moving side is not advisable although you move away from one, you shorten the distance between you and another, while defending one the other attacker can still reach you MISTAKE2: Moving straight back doesn't change anything, attackers have advantage as they move forward,you can get beaten up by 2. MISTAKE 3: Moving diagonally but facing back to attacker, you cannot defend effectively with back facing the attacker DESIRABLE: move at angle diagonally away from attacker, and step diagonally forward to create a line between you andthe attackers. This principle ia called stacking. This needs timing addressed in other videos. #lifeskills #selfdefense #learningisfun #selfdefensetips #fyp

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Front Choked? Your Hands Tell You The Escape Plan. 🥋 I simplify the escape by focusing on the 3-Second Counter Matrix based on the attacker's hand placement. Your reaction needs to be automatic: Hands Outside: Use the Seatbelt-Grab BREAK motion to smash their wrist away. Hands Inside: Use the Brush-Up LIFT motion to force their grip high and away. Mixed Grip (One In, One Out): You have a choice! Use either the BREAK or the LIFT release, or immediately to the achieve Mechanical Advantage—a more aggressive type of technique used to reverse the momentum. 🔥 THE BONUS: That final move? The Clock Technique! It's the perfect aggressive follow-up to break balance & establish total control after they lose their grip. Which choke release is your fastest counter? Let us know! 👇 #selfdefence #chokedefense #integratedjiujitsu #SelfDefenseTactics

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Stop Random Reactions. Master the 4 Quadrants of the Human Body. 🧠 This is a deep dive into the integrated jiujitsu System that separates reactive fighters from strategic masters. Here I break down the core geometry: 📐 The 4 Quadrants (Q1 to Q4): Every attack is categorized by its origin quadrant. This system allows us to stop guessing and start designing an immediate, precise response. 📐 The Upper T & Lower T: By controlling your own and your opponent's core T-Structures (shoulders and hips), you neutralize their body while stepping out of the quadrant of attack. But the theory goes deeper. Mastering the 4 Quadrants and the T-Structures simply sets the stage for the true power of strategic fighting: 👉 Relative Position: Always placing yourself where your opponent has the least options. 👉 Mathematical Advantage: Using more limbs to control the opponent's fewer limbs. 👉 Mechanical Advantage: Applying superior body mechanics to win against a larger opponent. Want to learn how I combines these systems to achieve total control? Follow me now! I'll be dropping the full video breakdown on Relative Position and Mechanical Advantage next week. Don't miss the deep dive! 👇 #selfdefense #MartialArtsMastery #Advantage #jiujitsu #integratedjiujitsu

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Someone has you in a choke. Your instinct might tell you to push, punch, even trained to attack a pressure point, but that's a dangerous mistake! When your airway is cutoff, every second counts. Trying to fight back while compromised is a waste of precious oxygen and time you don't have. The priority is simple: BREATHE. The immediate threat is lack of oxygen The move that matters first is a precise and decisive release of the choke, then you can decide on the next course of action. #selfdefensetips #practicalselfdefense #integratedjiujitsu

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🔥 Stop looking at the punch. Start tracking THIS instead. (It's not the shoulder!) Most people think self-defense is just about blocking a punch after it’s thrown. But the real pros know it’s about prevention and reading the threat before he even commits. The secret? It depends on his posture. When he's upright, you track face to impede vision. A straight punch is less likely when you take away his eye-line. When he's crouched/down, you focus on the shoulder/hands. That's where the grapple or grab is coming from. This is proactive self-defense. Where's the most probable threat coming from? Tell me what threat you track the most in the comments! 👇HASHTAGS: #LeonKoh #SelfDefenseTips #MartialArts #ProactiveDefense

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martial arts demos often stop at one punch, but the street doesn't. Attacks are messy, repeated dominant hand strikes. modified tegumi drills help prepare for the reality. #selfdefense #integratedjiujitsu #kapapkravmaga #martialarts

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Studying self defense is progressive. what you see in one class reveals just an isolation of an attack. students need to be provided with other considerations of the attack, so they can make appropriate decisions when needed #integratedjiujitsu #closedistancecombat #kapap #selfdefense #selfdefence

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self defense techniques and tactics in KAPAP Krav maga are defined by 5 key principles. This video shows how the principles apply in various techniques. #learningisfun #selfdefense #fyp #martialarts #kapap

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Quick dun disarm technique, taught in @KapapKravMaga under Avi Nardia, used in extreme emergency when time and mobility is limited. Read details within the video. Note that the technique is not standalone but require follow up and movement to engage the threat. #martialarts #learningisfun #selfdefense #lifeskills #fyp