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Attack:104 |
Straight Stab to Body (Angle 5) |
Defence: |
Inside Line Counter – Body Blade and Spinning Forearm deflection. |
Counter: |
Wrist catch, back of hand strike to Groin, elbow shock followed by a step under arm – inverted Wrist lock and Throw. |
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Attack:105 |
Straight Stab to Body (Angle 5) |
Defence: |
Outside Line Counter - Body Blade and Spinning Forearm deflection. |
Counter: |
Wrist catch, Back Elbow to Head – followed by Fig.4 Arm Lock with Elbow Break into step under arm palm up Wrist Lock and Throw. |
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Attack:106 |
Forehand slash to side of Neck. (Angle 1) |
Defence: |
Double Forearm Cover (Palm inside Shield Block) and Arm Wrap |
Counter: |
Lead Knife Hand to Neck – Knee Strike to Groin – Backward Sweep to a Ground Control. |
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Attack:107 |
Backhand slash to side of Neck. (Angle 2) |
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Double Forearm Cover (Palm inside Shield Block) and Wrist catch. |
Counter: |
Fig 4 Bent Arm Lock & Reversal with Backward sweep Takedown. |
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Attack:108 |
Overhead Stab ( Angle 11) |
Defence: |
Lead Rising Forearm Block-Rear arm insertion-Bent Fig 4 Arm Lock |
Counter: |
Backward Sweep Takedown to Control. |
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Attack:109 |
Overhead Stab (Angle 8) |
Defence: |
Rear Rising Forearm Block-Lead arm insertion-Bent Fig 4 Arm Lock |
Counter: |
Backward Sweep Takedown to Control. |
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Attack:110 |
Overhead Stab (Angle 11) |
Defence: |
Lead Rising Forearm Block-Rear under-arm insertion (Arm Vine) - |
Counter: |
Bent Arm Lock and Kneeling Throw |
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Attack:111 |
Overhead Stab (Angle 8 or 11) |
Defence: |
Step to Outside Line with Wrist and Elbow catch. |
Counter: |
Redirection into Groin. |
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Attack:112 |
Forehand Slash / Stab to Body (Angle 3) |
Defence: |
High – Low Bong Sau |
Counter: |
Fig 4 Bent-arm Hammer Lock |
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Attack:113 |
Backhand Slash / Stab to body (Angle 4) |
Defence: |
High – Low Bong Sau into Lead Hand Wrist Catch |
Counter: |
Under-arm Pin followed by Kneeling Drop to disarm and control. |
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Edged Weapon Defences / Club Defences |
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Attack:114 |
Front Threat – Knife held to Throat – Point First |
Defence: |
Capture Weapon Hand and simultaneous Knife Hand to Radial |
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Nerve Point (Fore-arm) rebound Knife Hand to side of neck. |
Counter: |
Instep Groin Kick, outer wrist lock throw, face-down immobilisation |
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Attack:115 |
Rear Threat – Knife in small of Back (Outside Line Response) |
Defence: |
Pivot away from Attacker with sweeping forearm block and focus - |
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break (distraction blow to face) into:- |
Counter: |
‘Under and over’ straight arm bar and drag to floor – face-down. |
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Attack:116 |
Rear Threat – Knife in small of Back (Inside Line Response) |
Defence: |
Pivot into Attacker with sweeping forearm block and focus - break |
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(distraction blow to face) into Elbow catch and roll :- |
Counter: |
‘Under and over’ straight arm bar and drag to floor – face-down. |
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Defences against attack with a Club / Stick |
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Attack:117 |
Forehand blow to side of Head. |
Defence: |
Double forearm cover, arm wrap; |
Counter: |
Lead hand bottom fist to side of neck, knee strike to groin - into |
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Rear takedown and disengage. |
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Attack:118 |
Backhand blow to side of Head. |
Defence: |
Double forearm cover and wrist catch. |
Counter: |
Elbow shock to disarm, rear head pull down, disengage to head. |
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Attack:119 |
Overhead blow to the Head / Clavicle |
Defence: |
Lead rising forearm block deflection: |
Counter: |
Underneath insertion Bent arm lock, backward sweeping takedown |
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Attack:120 |
Overhead blow to the Head / Clavicle |
Defence: |
Lead rising forearm block deflection with Rear Arm Insertion. |
Counter: |
Bent arm lock and backward sweeping takedown. |
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Attack:121 |
Overhead blow to the Head / Clavicle |
Defence: |
Rear rising forearm block deflection with lead arm insertion: |
Counter: |
Bent arm lock and backward sweeping takedown. |
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Jo Staff retention techniques. |
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Attack:122 |
Counter to one-handed end grab. |
Defence: |
Step toward Attacker and rotate Jo Staff clockwise – |
Counter: |
Apply Wrist Lock and then either disengage or throw. |
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Attack:123 |
Counter to two-handed end grab. |
Defence: |
Step and push staff into attacker to break balance, |
Counter: |
Rotate captured end into wrist trap or lock to disengage / throw. |
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Attack:124 |
Counter to single hand mid-section grab. |
Defence: |
Rotate Jo (Against Thumb) Single End Strike to Head. |
Counter: |
Front Kick to Body to Disengage |
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Attack:125 |
Counter to two-handed mid-section grab and outside leg trip. |
Defence: |
Drop backward to the floor maintaining grip on the Jo |
Counter: |
Attacker kneels over defender attempting to press Jo staff across defenders upper body or throat.Use leg to push back on Attackers knee and roll with Jo staff in same direction - tipping Attacker off balance and away.
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Applied Self Defence: 10 Man Line-up |
Rationale: |
This section is designed to put the candidate under pressure in order to test their response to a simulated ‘live combat’ scenario. This first test consists of 10 Attacks as listed below. Each ‘Attacker’ is designated a set attack by the Grading Panel. Each ‘Attack’ is delivered by a single ‘Attacker’ the Candidate must neutralise each one, employing any technique or combination of techniques he or she sees fit for the purpose
The Panel will designate some ‘Attackers’ as requiring to be restrained . |
Attack:126 |
One step Rear Hook to the Head. (Requires a Restraint Finish) |
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Attack:127 |
Rear / Lead Wide Hooks to Head. (Requires a Restraint Finish) |
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Attack:128 |
Rear Leg Front Kick to Body |
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Attack:129 |
Two Handed Straight Armed Choke |
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Attack:130 |
Lead Hand Clothes Grab and Rear Arrow Punch to Head |
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Attack:131 |
Rear Over-Arm Grab |
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Attack:132 |
Step-behind Side Kick to Body |
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Attack:133 |
Rear Fore-arm Strangle (Applied) |
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Attack:134 |
Jab – Cross to the Head (Requires a Restraint Finish) |
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Attack:135 |
Shoulder Grab and Punch to Head (Attacker at Side) |
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Applied Self Defence: Multiple Combat |
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Rationale: |
This section is also designed to put the Candidate under extreme pressure in order to test their resolve, combat mind set and fighting spirit.
We firmly believe that in order for any Instructor to teach a self-defence system they must have experienced some kind of confrontation. This is very important to both the system and the individual, who, having been ‘battle tested’ will emerge with a greater understanding of what ‘real confrontation’ is actually like and what is needed to survive. The candidate will face Three ‘Attackers’ each will be wearing full protective Body Armour and will attack with sufficient force to make the scenario real. One Attacker will have a concealed weapon.
The Attacker carrying the concealed weapon will not use it until instructed by command of the Grading Panel. |
Time: |
2 Minutes or until all ‘Attackers’ are neutralised.
The Attackers wearing full protective equipment will obviously be able to withstand strikes and kicks, which under normal circumstance would have stopped them. Once such a technique has been executed and in the panels view would have been effective, the relevant ‘Attacker’ is retired from the Combat. The remaining Attackers will continue. |
Objective: |
The Candidate must neutralise the Attackers.
Refer to the entry above for the conditions of being neutralised. The Candidate is expected to carry on throughout the ‘combat’ and not to give up.
If the Candidate suffers an injury that prevents them from continuing the Combat will cease. |
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Safety: |
Each of the Attackers will have a designated number 1, 2 or 3. |
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Once that Attackers number is called they must cease their attacks. |
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The ‘Attackers’ will carry out their attacks with sufficient force to make the Candidate defend and respond to them, whilst bearing in mind that they (the Candidate) will be tired. It is a test of the Candidates ability to think and react when under extreme pressure and exhausted. |
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At the end of the allotted time period when called ALL attacks must cease. |
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If an ‘Attacker’ suffers an Injury they must clear the mat, or if unable to do so they must make the Panel aware of the fact they cannot continue. In this instance the clock will stop and not continue until safe to do so. |
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The Attacker carrying the concealed weapon will not use it until instructed by command of the Grading Panel. If that Attacker has been neutralised prior to the command being given then no other Attacker may use a weapon. |
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Please remember the objective of the ‘Attackers’ is to make the Candidate defend and react NOT to deliberately injure them. |
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Breaking Techniques: |
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Two One inch thick Pine Boards to be broken by using any two of the following Hand Techniques: Reverse Punch, Knife Hand, Arrow Punch or Elbow Strike |
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Two One inch thick Pine Boards to be broken by using any two of the following Foot Techniques: Front Kick, Side Kick, Back Kick or Knee Strike. |
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NOTE: |
‘Breaker Boards’ may be substituted. |
