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Great site if you're serious about the martial arts, self defense and personal safety. Lot's of articles, a blog, videos and audio.
X Collar Choke or Cross Choke with Alain Burrese
www.aikiproductions.com/chokes-and-sleeper-holds/ The X Collar Choke or Cross Choke lesson from the "Chokes and Sleeper Holds: Proven Techniques for both Competition and the Streets" DVD with Alain Burrese. Click the link to see more on this DVD and others by Aiki Productions.
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Mastering Taekwondo Poomsae with Steve and Amanda Rosbarsky: Taegeuk 7
Просмотров 8 тыс.11 лет назад
www.aikiproductions.com/mastering-taegeuk Taegeuk 7 from the DVD Mastering Taekwondo Poomsae with Steve and Amanda Rosbarsky. Learning and practicing Taekwondo Poomsae is an integral part of any Taekwondo Artist's path. These combinations serve a multidimensional purpose by aiding in the development of balance, timing, breath control, rhythm, and coordination. The Mastering Taekwondo Poomsae DV...
Mastering Taekwondo Poomsae with Steve and Amanda Rosbarsky: Palgwae 7
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.11 лет назад
www.aikiproductions.com/mastering-palgwae/ Palgwae 7 from the DVD Mastering Taekwondo Poomsae with Steve and Amanda Rosbarsky. Learning and practicing Taekwondo Poomsae is an integral part of any Taekwondo Artist's path. These combinations serve a multidimensional purpose by aiding in the development of balance, timing, breath control, rhythm, and coordination. The Mastering Taekwondo Poomsae D...
Thumb Grab Goose Neck from Restraint, Control & Come-A-Long Techniques vol 2 with Alain Burrese
Просмотров 78 тыс.11 лет назад
www.aikiproductions.com/restraint-control-volume-2 A sample lesson from Restraint, Control & Come-A-Long Techniques: Effective Arrest & Control Techniques for Law Enforcement and Security Professionals volume 2 with Alain Burrese. Restrain, control, and take people outside with techniques specific to bouncers, security professionals and law enforcement. Hapkido, safety, and security expert Alai...
Chicken Wing Joint Lock from Restraint and Control volume 1 with Alain Burrese
Просмотров 54 тыс.11 лет назад
www.aikiproductions.com/restraint-control-volume-1 A sample lesson from Restraint, Control & Come-A-Long Techniques: Effective Arrest & Control Techniques for Law Enforcement and Security Professionals volume 1 with Alain Burrese. Restrain, control, and take people outside with techniques specific to bouncers, security professionals and law enforcement. Hapkido, safety, and security expert Alai...
Restraint and Control DVD sample with Alain Burrese
Просмотров 16 тыс.12 лет назад
www.aikiproductions.com/restraint-control-volume-1/ This sample is NOT from Alain Burrese's new Restraint, Control & Come-A-Long Techniques 2-DVD set. It is a sample lesson showing the kinds of things that are in the Restraint & Control program. It was filmed before the actual filming of the new DVD set. The set is perfect for law enforcment, security, bouncers, and any martial art or self-defe...
Chokes and Sleeper Holds sample lesson with Alain Burrese
Просмотров 4,4 тыс.12 лет назад
www.aikiproductions.com This is NOT from Alain Burrese's upcoming Chokes and Sleeper Holds DVD. This is a sample lesson of the kinds of things Alain will teach in that program. The actual DVD program has not been filmed yet, but we will update this description when it has. For other DVD's of Alain's visit Aiki Productions.
Finger Locks: Changing Angle to Anchor On Chest
Просмотров 4,3 тыс.14 лет назад
http:www.aikiproductions.com Hapkido Master Alain Burrese demonstrates how to use a finger lock to control an aggressive person. This clip is from Master Burrese's Lock On: Joint Locking Essentials Volume 4: Finger Locks DVD. This highly acclaimed series includes excellent instruction on wrist locks, arm bars, shoulder locks, finger locks, combining locks, and lock flow drills. Visit Aiki Produ...
Hook Kick Counterattack
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.14 лет назад
Mr. Shawn Kovacich demonstrates how to execute an hook kick counterattack.
Back Kick Counterattack
Просмотров 2,6 тыс.14 лет назад
Mr. Shawn Kovacich demonstrates how to execute an back kick counterattack.
Axe Kick Counterattack
Просмотров 3,3 тыс.14 лет назад
Mr. Shawn Kovacich demonstrates how to execute an axe kick counterattack.
Figure 4 Lock - Shoulder Lock - with Alain Burrese
Просмотров 66 тыс.16 лет назад
www.aikiproductions.com Hapkido instructor Alain Burrese teaches a figure four shoulder lock from the DVD "Lock On: Joint Locking Essentials Volume 3: Shoulder Locks" This is the third volume of the highly acclaimed series that also includes wrist locks, arm bars, finger locks, combining locks and lock flow drills. Visit Aiki Productions for more information.
Arm Bar From Escort Position with Alain Burrese
Просмотров 23 тыс.16 лет назад
www.aikiproductions.com This lesson is from the DVD Lock On: Joint Locking Essentials Volume 2: Arm Bars & Elbow Locks with Alain Burrese. This highly acclaimed series provides excellent instruction on wrist locks, arm bars, shoulder locks, finger locks, combining locks, and lock flow drills. Visit Aiki Productions for more information.
Reverse Handshake Wrist Lock with Alain Burrese
Просмотров 34 тыс.16 лет назад
www.aikiproductions.com Hapkido instructor Alain Burrese teaches a reverse handshake wrist lock from his DVD "Lock On: Joint Locking Essentials Volume 1: Wrist Locks" This is the first DVD of a highly acclaimed five DVD set that also includes arm bars, shoulder locks, finger locks, combining locks, and lock flow drills. Visit Aiki Productions for more information.
Wrist Locks and Arm Bars with Alain Burrese
Просмотров 31 тыс.17 лет назад
www.aikiproductions.com Hapkido instructor Alain Burrese performs wrist locks and arm bar techniques from his first two "Lock On: Joint Locking Eseentials" DVDs produced by Aiki Productions. These two DVDs are the first two in a highly acclaimed 5 DVD set also covering shoulder locks, finger locks, combining locks and lock flow drills. Visit Aiki Productions for more information.
Missoula Taekwondo Center First Night Demo
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Missoula Taekwondo Center First Night Demo
Arm Bars & Elbow Techniques with Alain Burrese
Просмотров 31 тыс.17 лет назад
Arm Bars & Elbow Techniques with Alain Burrese
Learn a Wrist Lock with Alain Burrese
Просмотров 25 тыс.17 лет назад
Learn a Wrist Lock with Alain Burrese
The reason in movies and tv shows as to why the lock is done improperly is for safety reasons. I did stage combat for years and we used similar techniques in show but made sure we were placed off target a bit so as to not hurt each other if out of sync.
Have you tried a variant of the chicken wing, called "Applepickle up the Brown Barrel"?
Good stuff!!
The story of how a security broke my arm during a drunk night out..
So that's how the bouncers kicked me out?
People withdraw there arms when they punch they don't leave there arms extended. However it's good to learn techniques where self defence systems use grappling wrestling and strikes.
What a load of shite !! This doesn't work even you struggled without him fighting back
man's chicken winged someone for hating Billy Gibbons lol
This is exactly what I was looking for
If it works then why don't catch wrestlers and bjj practioners use this stupid video. Anything would work on a drunk scoundrel so don't use that as an example
I used that exact technique on three different people and it was the easiest thing in the world. It's perfect for getting immediate control. Good lesson.
That doesn't look like it works
Why professionnal fighters never use this technique .it s allowed in mma. This is bullshit ?
What martial arts styles is this
hahahahah west ridge academy uses this 🧟♀️🧟♀️
Sometimes he does the lock and you can see pain in his eyes
Why do i keep thinking of nicholas cage or dan marino
Lol the second guy on 1:50 is just like “let me the f*** go this is painful”
How to buy your DVD? Your website is down.
love that technique
Love your vidios....Im a 2 nd degree in Tactical Hapkido and we call this lifting hannerlock.nice demo.
Thank you!
all things grappling xD
I feel sorry for guy with beard. Ouch
Thanks! It's all in training.
Maybe it's his turn now. 😁
Thank you.
You are welcome! Sorry missed this earlier.
WOW, thanks for info. alain. you are wonderful, i work in jail, this will help me
Sorry I missed this earlier. Glad you like this one. The entire set of DVDs has information and techniques to help those in jobs like yours. Take care and stay safe. - Alain
Is the part where you. Mention the reverse spin on Utube
Sorry I missed this earlier. I don't think that part is on youtube, just the DVDs, and hopefully all the Aiki DVDs will be available streaming in near future.
Great move will try this thank you
Thanks for the comment. glad you liked this one.
Great video, thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
At 5:30 you don't need the figure 4 anymore you have a fulcrum to break the arm.
Thanks for the comment. There are a variety of ways of doing things, thanks for pointing out a variation.
Easy to understand, expert coaching-thanks
You're welcome! Appreciate the comment.
#aikiproductions looks like i am new fan now. I would like to learn self-defense for security purposes only. Thank you for taking the time to show us demonstrations.
You're welcome! Appreciate the comment. Hope you'll check out the DVDs.
Genius. Simple. Beautiful. About 4:20 it shows a block from the inside, a very nice move. First of all, when you block a punch from the inside with both arms its nice and strong. Second of all the first strike attacks the neck at the vital point that could "possibly" result in a knockout, plus its around the carotid artery. If it does not knock out the opponent at the Vital Point, which you could use a hammer fist if you wanted to, then you have a very nice take-down with the wrist lock. This is a beautiful move. I like this, even if the opponent was armed. Genius. 1, 2.
Thank you, appreciate the comment.
Great video l found it more to detail, really helped alot
Glad you liked it. Appreciate the comment.
I must say I learnt a lot of details I was missing out. 5 stars
Thank you for the comment.
How do you prevent him from punching you in the face with his other hand?
How do i achieve this. I have very small hands. How do i handle someone twice my size
There will be some techniques that will be more difficult because of size variations, and that's why there are many tools in the tool box rather than just one.
I was looking for video on this technique
Hope it helped!
Having pulled off dozens of "old school" gooseneck come-alongs (and failing a few - haha!) I have to say this is a great tool for the toolbox. I've seen this technique a few times before, but haven't seen the "follow to break balance" entry. Definitely have to drill this. Good stuff, I'm sure my training partners are going to hate this one!
Thanks!
Great to see someone teaching a proper technical hammerlock! Good breakdown. I'm used to calling this a hammerlock, and it becomes a chicken wing if you use your free hand to pull their thumb up (if you start to lose hand-chops-elbow position), I haven't seen your Restraint and Control DVD but I'd imagine you'd include either that or similar failsafes for the technique. Thanks for a quality vid!
Good chance of copping a R hook to the face with this move I would think, what can we do to secure the opposite arm? Thanks
When you put the pain on, many forget about wanting to hit you, and as I teach, when they do what you tell them to, you lessen the pain. Best of course is working with a team and your partner is controlling the other arm.
Its very hard to turn into your partner when they are putting pressure on the lock. Making sure their elbow is wedged tightly between your elbow and ribs while having their near side shoulder blocked with yours helps to prevent them from getting much hip or shoulder involvment into the strike so the damage is negligible, especially if you tuck your head behind their shoulder and turn your face away exposing only the hard part of your head.
If you're wondering if this would work or not, grab your own shirt that you are wearing as described, gently execute the technique on yourself(don't go to far!) I shit you not you will feel the effect, you only need to apply little effort and the effect is there.
Thanks!
Good job though. It helped me.
We are glad our videos help people.
The man that you're doing these techniques on looks like he's in a lot if pain.
The techniques are painful, but the partners work with Mr. Burrese and all was good during the filming.
Great demonstration!
Thank you!
I use these locks all the time at work and trust me. the chances of pulling that off whilst someone is pulling or snatching the at you is about 1 in a million. Take him to the floor hard with a straight arm lock using your body weight lean into his torso and with a straight and wrist lock and control gained move off into the secure thumb and wrist lock. You should never try and moved someone in this lock on your own. there should be someone else in and identical lock on the he other arm.
Thanks for the comment!
John Jones .
These videos are great! Thank you
Thank you!
This guy is in a lot of pain. Hope he doesn't hold a grudge
All was good during the filming.
does this work if your 5ft7 bouncer appling it to 6ft5 big muscle man>
It would depend. You can always create "what ifs" to defeat things.
Size doesnt matter
this is a really good clip - the best ive seen on youtube for this technique -thanks for uploading. also, to people saying you cant do this when someone punches you - hooks and crosses are high percentage punches that knock people out all the time and yet only someof them actually knock people out. for every puch that ends a fight there are a lot that dont. nothing is the perfect technique to just randomly do without it being in context. the figure four is legit
Thank you! Alain tries to put out information that will help people learn.
I am not American (in Canada, we have assault (such as verbal threats), assault causing bodily harm, aggravated assault (permanent damages such as scars and other deformities), etc that are all different levels of no damage to lots of), but even I understand the legalities of assault in the states. If someone pokes in the chest, or even touches, enough times, especially after warning them, finger and joint locks are permissible under law. If you initiate the locks, then there is some aggression on your part and, therefore, minor assault.
You are allowed to defend yourself if justified, and a finger lock is minor compared to many other things you can do. It just depends on the situation.