When dealing with an enemy, you may have to knock the person down to defend yourself. There are a variety of effective strategies for knocking someone down without any special training. In wrestling, some moves are aimed specifically at knocking the enemy to the floor. If you are attacked by someone, use a self-defense technique that can neutralize the attack and knock them out.
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Method 1 of 2: Taking down an Assailant
Step 1. Parry or dodge enemy attacks
If someone attacks you, be prepared to defend yourself.
- Back off so the enemy can't reach you.
- Place both hands in front of your face to block the blow.
- Bow down to dodge and prepare for a counterattack.
Step 2. Use the enemy's power to fight it
When someone attacks you, use the momentum of their attack to pull the enemy towards you, then slam into the floor. Using the enemy's attack momentum was a powerful way to deal with people of larger stature.
- Stay away from his attacks.
- Grab the enemy's hand or armor when he hits or attacks.
- Drag the enemy towards you, then drop them to the floor.
- Use your feet to tackle the enemy's legs while pulling them.
Step 3. Block the enemy's leg, then push back
You can make the enemy fall backwards with a combination of tackle and push techniques. This method is suitable for use when you are able to position yourself right in front of the enemy.
- Move forward near your enemy.
- Extend your legs behind the enemy's feet.
- Grab his shoulders, then push him back.
- Sweep your feet over the enemy's ankle area while pushing his body.
Step 4. Use martial arts like Tae Kwon Do
Through a combination of defensive moves to dodge enemy attacks and techniques to take them down, you can take on your enemies with ease.
- Take a beginner self-defense class at the nearest fitness center.
- Watch the exercise video to see the movement live.
- Practice in front of a mirror or with a trained person.
Step 5. Subdue the enemy by pinning him
To pin the enemy, you must be in the right position so that it is easy to reach the enemy's body. This technique works best if you can move quickly and take advantage of your opponent's negligence. An enemy of larger stature can escape this technique and counterattack.
- Wrap your dominant arm around your opponent's neck while you are behind him.
- Your elbows should be under the enemy's chin, while your biceps and forearms should be at the sides of his neck.
- Place the other hand behind your enemy's head.
- Tighten your biceps and forearm and strangle your opponent while pushing his head forward with your other hand.
- Hold this position for 10-20 seconds, then slowly lower your enemy to the floor.
Method 2 of 2: Dropping a Wrestling Opponent
Step 1. Watch your enemies
Observe the enemy's movements, and watch how they respond to yours. Look for moments when he loses balance or exposes himself by elevating his body.
- Move around the mat while keeping a close eye on the enemy.
- Keep an eye on the enemy's reaction by moving towards him from different directions.
- Look for weaknesses in his response to your movements.
Step 2. Plan a move to drop it
Depending on the type of wrestler you're dealing with, you'll need different moves to make your attacks more powerful.
- The “duck under” move requires you to move lower than the enemy's arm as he approaches, then grab his hips from behind quickly. Keep one hand in front of the enemy as you move behind him and hug his hips. After grabbing the enemy's body, slam him to the floor by lifting your body.
- The "Double Leg" slam is a technique of hugging the enemy's leg in the upper thigh area, then lifting and slamming it forward. Approach your enemy from the front, then grab both legs at the same time. Be careful and don't lower your head so you don't get hit back easily.
- Use the "Single Leg Takedown" slam technique to grab one of the enemy's legs, lift it up, then drop it by attacking the other leg. Grab the nearest enemy's leg, then lift it. Use your foot to sweep the other leg while pushing the enemy off balance.
Step 3. Execute your slam as quickly as possible
Move quickly so that the enemy cannot attack back. Slow, hesitant movements are very easy to anticipate and parry.
- Try to slam the enemy, then continue your attack.
- Don't stop until the referee has awarded a point or a penalty.
Step 4. Immediately recover yourself to prepare for the next move
After slamming the enemy, you need to return to the ready position. Be prepared for the counterattack of enemies who want to score points after being slammed.
- Take the defensive stance.
- Be prepared to attack the enemy if he seems off guard.
- Get ready to face aggressive enemy attacks.
Expert Advice
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Consider the following before dropping someone:
Observe the situation, the enemy's condition, and yourself. Consider the danger level of the attack – are you fighting to save lives or just looking to beat up a snob to prove yourself? Also, consider your body size, opponent's strength, and your abilities realistically.
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If someone attacks you from the front:
One technique that can be used is a punch to the eye or a poke with the palm of the hand down to the nose, then finish by kicking the attacker's genitals with the knee. If necessary, you can continue to attack your enemies or simply knock them to the ground.
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After the enemy is helpless:
Observe your surroundings to make sure there are no other enemies. Check the enemy's condition to make sure he is no longer able to resist, then go to a safe place."
Tips
- In a wrestling match, you need to be able to keep your body's point of gravity low so you don't lose your balance when attacked by an enemy.
- Avoid conflict and stay away from people who attack you. Dropping it is the last step if you are in a state of urgency.
- Hold your enemy on the floor for as long as possible so he can't counterattack and recover power.
- If you can, try to grab the enemy's waist, then twist. This is an easy way to take down your enemies.
Warning
- Be aware of the regulations that apply in wrestling matches, including illegal dropping techniques, so you don't get penalized.
- Don't hit the head as this is illegal and can kill other people and end up in jail.
- Do not pin anyone who has a history of heart disease or difficulty breathing.
- Violence can lead to lawsuits. Avoid fighting as much as possible.
