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Defending a Slash Attack: Inside Wrist Control

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Summary: Use the attacker's inertia against him with the inside wrist control. Learn how to defend against a slash attack with an edged weapon in this free martial arts video.

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By Fred Mastison
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Mastison Sensei holds the rank of 5th degree black belt and has been active in the martial arts for over 35 years. He is a inductee into the US Martial Arts hall of fame and has five...read more

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"On this edged weapon attack the slashing from high to low, we're going to use an inside wrist control now. We're going to use the same type of motion we did previously. We're going to simplify the motion however. As he comes in I'm simply going to continue to turn him. As opposed to trying to roll it around and maybe add a little extra motion to it. We're going to come in here and catch it where it would normally be. Now just continue to rotate that hand out. You can see he's already beginning to rotate his entire body. My goal on this is to put his knuckles, these knuckles right here, rotate them completely over, to drive him to the ground. I'm here. Right here. I'm blending with the attack. Close the gap. Drive those fingers. Use my entire body to make it happen. Drive the entire knuckle set into the ground. Blend, turn entire unit into the ground. There's also space for a shot with your elbow here if you're so inclined. But let's focus on the wrist. In here. You continue that motion and rotate it down into the ground. And that is a good inside wrist lock wrist control from a slashing attack."

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