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Krav Maga Self-Defense Techniques from Back of Neck
Krav Maga Choke from Behind with a Push
Krav Maga Choke with Push
Krav Maga Choke from the Side
Krav Maga Seven Elbow Strikes
Krav Maga Fighting Stance
Krav Maga Front Kicks
Krav Maga Headlock from the Side
Krav Maga Inside the Fence
Krav Maga Kicks
Krav Maga Knee Strikes
Krav Maga One Hand Plug
Krav Maga Self-Defense of the Neck Area
Krav Maga Straight Punches
Combative Techniques in Krav Maga
Summary: Learn how to do the Krav Maga one-hand plug for self-defense from a martial arts expert in this free instructional video.
Darren Buckner is a 4th Degree Black Belt. He is the owner of Darren Buckner's Martial Arts in Miami Beach, FL., where he teaches Krav Maga and Tae Kwon Do. He has trained under Master...read more
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"Hi my name is Darren Buckner from Darren Buckner’s Martial Arts in Miami Beach, Florida. At this time we will be showing you techniques from a system called Krav Maga. This technique is called one hand plug. As the attack comes around towards you, tuck your throat, you must assess the situation. You will tuck your throat towards your hand and you will grab underneath your thumb which is a hooking motion. You will take your opposite hand, you will dip your shoulder and as you dip your shoulder, your hand goes underneath both hands and you will be coming directly up towards your target and at the same time while you are plugging. "
eHow Article: Krav Maga One Hand Plug
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