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Origins of Bushido
Bushido Thrust to Midsection Defense
Philosophy of Bushido
Description of Bushido Martial Arts
Sword & Hand Concept of Bushido
How to Do a Lapel Grab in Bushido
How to Defend Against a Lapel Grab in Bushido
How to Defend Against a Double Lapel Grab in Bushido
How to Defend Against a Two Handed Choke in Bushido
How to Defend Against a Choke From the Side in Bushido
How to Defend Against a Choke Hold in Bushido
How to Defend a Choke From the Front in Bushido
How to Get Out of Head Lock Choke in Bushido
Arm Twist Techniques with Bushido
How to Do a Double Shoulder Hold in Bushido
How to Defend Against a Bat in Bushido
What to Do When Held By a Bat in Bushido
Self-Defense From a Bat in Bushido
Bushido Bottle Strike Defense
Bushido Bottle Strike Defense Described
Performing the Bushido Bottle Strike Defense
Bushido Defense From the Ground
Bushido Stomp to Face Defense
Bushido Two Leg Grab Defense
Five Basic Bushido Attacks
How to Move the Pieces with Bushido
Summary: Learn how to defend against a lapel grab in this free martial arts video from a Bushido Expert.
Master David Herbert is Seventh Dan Black Belt with over 36 years of Martial Arts training and experience.He's an active member of the Korean Hapkido Association, the Korean World Pro...read more
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"On behalf of Expert Village, I am Master Dave Herbert from the World Martial Arts Center, World Pro Hapkido Federation in New York City. Today, we'll be showing you some beginning Bushido. The next technique is also a lapel grab. I shift, placing my palm here on the top, and shift to his opposite to avoid this hand. Same time my right hand comes up, which puts me in a superior position. From here, I box the ears, I attack the eyes, and my left knee hits the back of his head as I pull it down toward my knee. I drop him, and finish. And now for kind of real-time. I shift, Hiya! Pa!"
eHow Article: How to Defend Against a Lapel Grab in Bushido
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