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Women's Self Defense Neck Break

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Summary: The neck break in self defense should only be used in a life or death situation. Learn the proper way to break a neck with tips from a martial arts expert in this women's self defense video.

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By Mallory Senne
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Mallory Senne holds the black belt ranking of Shodan in aikido and kyusho.read more

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"Ok, continuing on with the bear hug technique. We're going to look at the same thing; break the grip here with the knuckles into a finger lock. Remember as you turn out use that finger lock two way motion here; from here we're going to teach you a technique. I'm going to break the neck so once again this is only in a life or death situation and it's very serious; don't play around with this. From here once I've got the finger lock the hand that's not being used comes to the jaw. It's kind of a swift motion; I let go, release the jaw and push and pull back. So all together it's boom; opposite hand comes down here, the other hand comes to the jaw. It doesn't matter which way you start but you have to release the neck first; so you could come this way or you can come that way. It doesn't matter but from here let go it goes opposite way; two way action. Boom; here, boom boom. Once again the neck break; release the jaw by pushing and pulling, two way action here and then push and pull back in a quick snapping motion; here, here. Doesn't really matter what angle you get at; boom, boom; release the jaw, you can let go of this hand now and bring it back to the back of the head; pull and push, boom same time."

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