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Painful reception with the lever of the hand through the forearm. Bend your arms behind your back

Exercise 31. Special complex of hand-to-hand fighting techniques (RB-3)

Familiarization and learning painful holds:

Hand lever inward - grab the opponent's forearm with two hands from above from the outside, kick to the shin or groin; with a jerk twisting the arm inward, unbalance the opponent, bring his shoulder under your shoulder and, pressing it, knock the opponent down;
pressing down on elbow joint, transfer your hand to the bend behind your back and sit astride the opponent, draw the bend of the other hand, tie.

Top Hand Knot - Grab right hand the opponent's right hand by the hand from above; having pulled it towards you, hit the elbow with your left hand; raising the forearm of the opponent's hand up, grab your right forearm with your left hand (tie a knot). Turning to the left, kick in the opponent's crotch, knock him down, kick him, bend his arms behind his back, sit on the opponent and tie him up.

Strangulation from behind - jump up to the enemy from behind, grab the head with your hand and, with a simultaneous kick in the popliteal fold, pull your head towards you; with the forearm of the other hand, grab the neck with a grip on the forearm from above, joining the hands and turning to the left (right), pile the opponent on your back and strangle.

Technique for teaching painful holds

An effective means of influencing the enemy is painful techniques that allow you to immobilize the enemy and then tie him up. In a fight, painful holds are carried out in combination with blows and throws.

Painful techniques are learned on partners in parts (elements), then as a whole, but slowly at first. After all the trainees have performed the technique several times according to the commands of the leader, one should proceed to the independent learning of the technique in pairs. The leader, consistently monitoring the work in pairs, gives specific instructions for correcting errors. Reception must necessarily end with binding or "injured" partner.

Painful techniques are first learned in a standing position, and in a prone position they are carried out after mastering the throws. Thus, with each new lesson, the technique is, as it were, built on at the expense of new elements that are logically connected with previous actions.

2. Training of painful holds (bending the arm behind the back, arm lever outward)

Bending the arm behind the back - grab the opponent's hand with the other hand, with the other hand - on top of the clothes at the elbow and strike with a foot, unbalance the opponent with a jerk towards himself, bend his arm at the elbow, and then bend behind his back; strike with the edge of the palm on the neck, grab the collar (at the shoulder), hair or helmet with your hand and, holding with painful action, escort the enemy.

To bind, knock the enemy to the ground, sit on him, strike on the head, press the grasped hand tightly and bend the other hand.

Lever arm outward - grab the opponent's hand with two hands from below, raising the grabbed arm up, bend the hand to the forearm, kick it and, twisting the arm outward, knock the opponent to the ground, kick it, bend the arms behind his back, tie.

The performance of a technique (action) in a "combat situation" is assessed:

  • "Excellent" - if the soldier has managed to defend himself against the enemy's attack, while:
    • a) carried out a counterattack, completed by the designation of hitting a vulnerable spot or hitting a target;
    • b) performed a throw (stall) with a final blow;
    • c) performed a painful hold or indicated a choke hold;
    • d) disarmed - in the event of an attack with weapons and carried out effective escort or "destroyed" the enemy (while the actions of the soldier must be quick, continuous and performed with proper physical concentration); if the enemy attacked with a weapon, and the subject was not armed, then at the end of the reception it should be knocked out of the hands or be in the hands of the attacked;
  • “Good” - if the technique (action) is performed without stopping, technically correct, but not fast enough;
  • “Satisfactory” - if the technique (action) is performed with a violation of fusion and speed, loss of balance during throws, a fall, but the ultimate goal is achieved;
  • “Unsatisfactory” - if the technique (action) is not performed, is grossly distorted, or the soldier did not defend himself and did not carry out counterattacking actions.

Lever over the neck

- option 1: silently approaching the enemy, grab the head (helmet) with your hand, pull it towards you (unbalance him). With the forearm of the other hand, grab the neck and simultaneously kick in the popliteal fold. Putting your hands together in a lock and, turning to the right (left), pile the enemy on your back, strangle;

Bend your arms behind your back with a jerk

Bend your arms behind your back with a "jerk". With a step forward, place the forearm of the hand in front of the opposite forearm of the opponent, with the other hand grab it just above the elbow and make a strong jerk towards yourself, bending the opponent's arm. With an opposite hand, take his forearm behind his back and, grabbing the elbow, stand sideways to the opponent, then shift his body weight to the leg closest to him (Fig. 123).

3.Execution technique. From the support, squatting down (with the support of the hands in front of the feet by 30-40 cm), straightening the legs, transfer the body weight to the hands. Bending your arms and tilting your head forward, push off with your feet and, turning over your head, make a roll onto your neck and shoulder blades. Leaning with your shoulder blades on the floor, sharply bend your legs and take the group. Finishing a somersault, take an emphasis by squatting

Execution technique. Sitting down from the support, hands slightly in front - transfer the weight of the body to the hands; then, pushing off with your hands, quickly roll back, increasing the torque due to the dense grouping; at the moment of touching the support with the shoulder blades, put the brushes behind the shoulders and, leaning on them, roll over over the head (without unbending the legs) and go to the support squatting down (Fig. 81).

5. Technique of execution. This exercise is an introductory exercise for mastering the headstand and handstands. From the support, squatting, unbending your legs, rest your head on the mat, transferring the weight of the body to your arms and head, without pushing or swinging, first bend one leg to your chest, then the other, taking a headstand with your legs bent. Location of the triangle.

The first step is to learn how to switch from a normal standing position to a handstand. If you do not master the technique of this transition, it will be difficult for you to stand on your hands for a long time. Here's what to do:

· Stand straight with your arms extended above your head, pressing them at your sides to your ears.

· Spread your feet shoulder-width apart.

· Step forward with your dominant foot. Step forward as if you were lunging, striking with a sword.

· Bring your body forward, keeping your back straight. At the same time, lift the second (left behind) leg off the floor.

· Place your hands on the floor with your palms, keeping them shoulder-width apart.

· Push off the floor with your dominant leg and lift it with the other leg.

Straighten your legs above you while still keeping your back straight.

6. Bend your arms behind your back with a dive. With a step forward, grab the opponent's wrist with both hands. Raise his hand up - to the side, take a step forward and, slightly bending your legs, turn around under the opponent's hand, unbalancing him by pulling the grabbed hand to the side. Palm opposite hand make a push into the elbow joint of the opponent's grasped hand and bend the arm behind the back (Fig. 122).

7.. Lie on your right side. Bend the knee of your right leg and pull it up to your chest. Place the left in front of the right shin. Bend the torso and press the chin to the chest (grouping). Put your right hand on the carpet at an angle of 45 ° to your body. Raise the left one up. Roll onto the left and right sides, hitting the carpet with your hands (Fig. 449-a, b, c) (ON the left god is the same only to the left)

IMPACT AND IMPACT PROTECTION

Strikes are applied when several opponents are attacked, an armed attack and in other cases when it is impossible to carry out techniques without striking (as preemptive actions that cause loss of consciousness or switching attention, as well as actions that create favorable conditions for painful techniques, throws, etc.). The blows are subdivided into blows with feet, hands, head.

When teaching strikes, you need to know that:

    they are applied in the most vulnerabilities on the human body (Fig. 101).

    when striking, it must be possible to maintain stable position or quick recovery of lost balance in case of misses;

    a low probability of injury to the beating limb is necessary (including in the case of an inaccurate hit).

HAND BLOWS.

Straight fist: in the chin, "solar plexus". Is applied back side fist with the heads of the metacarpal bones with the transfer of body weight to the front standing leg and turning the body shoulder forward. At the moment of the blow, a tightly clenched fist and
the forearm should be on the same line (Fig. 102).

From above with a fist, elbow, edge of the palm: in the bridge of the nose, collarbone, kidney area, neck. They are applied with a small swing and sharp bending of the trunk forward or squatting (Fig. 103-1 and 103-2).

From the side with a fist, elbow, edge of the palm: in the jaw, neck. It is applied with a hand bent and fixed at the elbow with a sharp turn (rotation) of the body (Fig. 104).

From below with a fist, with the base of the palm, with an elbow: in the chin-dock, solar plexus, groin. It is applied with a hand bent at the elbow with a turn and straightening of the body (Fig. 105-1.2).

Backhand with a fist, the edge of the palm, elbow: in the jaw, temple, lateral, back of the neck, throat. They are applied with a sharp turn (rotation) of the body (Fig. 106-1.2).

Kicking

Bottom toe, instep, knee: in the groin area, under the knee, in the lower leg. They are applied with the leg slightly bent at the knee due to the movement of the thigh from the bottom up (with the knee to the groin from a close distance (Fig. 107-1.2.3). Also, blows from the bottom to the knee or shin are performed).

. Forward foot: knee, lower abdomen, lower back. It is applied with a slight forward inclination of the body with the plantar part of the foot (heel) due to the sharp extension of the leg at the knee joint (Fig. 109).

Top (back) heel. It is carried out along the upper arch of the foot (lower leg) - when the opponent grabs the body from behind, on the lying opponent - with a short swing with a sharp straightening of the leg (a sharp step on pain points) (fig. 110).

To the side with the foot (heel). It is performed by extending the leg in the hip and knee joints(Fig. 111).

Headbutts: in the face, stomach. They are applied with a slight tilt of the head with the frontal part forward, the occipital back (they are learned for the purpose of subsequent assimilation of protection against them).

PROTECTIVE ACTIONS AGAINST IMPACT

Protective actions are performed against blows with a hand, leg, head, knife, object from above, below, from the side, straight, backhand - with a support of the forearm (forearms), palms, feet; bounces with the forearm; movements; slopes, dives, etc.

When conducting protective actions it is necessary to maintain a stable and comfortable position for retaliation.

. Forearm supports are carried out:

    upwards - against blows from above (Fig. 112);

    up to the side - against side blows to the head (face), upper part torso (Fig. 113);

    down - against blows from below (Fig. 114);

    down to the side - against blows from below and from the side, from the side to the lower part of the body (Fig. 115).

Both forearm supports:

    down (up) crosswise - against blows from below (top) (fig. 116);

    forward - against backhand blows (fig. 117-1).


. Foot (heel) supports:

    forward - to the side - against bottom kicks (fig. 117-2);

    hips up inward - against forward kicks.

. Bounces with the forearm, palm, edge of the palm inside:

    raised hand - against direct blows to the face, upper body (Fig. 118);

    a lowered hand - against direct blows to the stomach and lower body (Fig. 119-1.2).


. Movements:

    jumps back, to the side, back - to the side (Fig. 120-1);

    sliding steps back, to the side, back to the side.

11.3.19. Torso turns, slopes, dives(fig. 120-2,3)

PAINTS

Painful techniques are used to detain, disarm and hold down the enemy's actions.

Bend your arms behind your back from behind. With a step forward, grab the opponent's hand of the same name by the wrist and pull it back - to the side, with a push with the palm of your free hand in the elbow joint of the opponent, put his forearm on your own and grab the elbow with your fingers, with the other hand over the shoulder (clothes on his shoulder). Pressing the forearm of your hand to his back and pressing the elbow down, shift the weight of his body to the leg closest to him (Fig. 121-1,2,3)

Bending the arm behind the back by twisting inward. Grab the wrist (hand and wrist) of the opponent's hand with both hands and twist it inward. Bend the arm behind the back as described above (121-3.4).

Bend your arms behind your back with a "dive". With a step forward, grab the opponent's wrist with both hands. Raise his hand up - to the side, take a step forward and, slightly bending your legs, turn around under the opponent's hand, unbalancing him by pulling the grabbed hand to the side. With the palm of the opposite hand, make a push into the elbow joint of the opponent's grasped hand and bend the hand behind the back (Fig. 122).

Bend your arms behind your back with a "jerk". With a step forward, place the forearm of the hand in front of the opposite forearm of the opponent, with the other hand grab it just above the elbow and make a strong jerk towards yourself, bending the opponent's arm. Take the opposite hand

his forearm behind his back and, grabbing the elbow, stand sideways to the opponent, then shift his body weight to the leg closest to him (Fig. 123).

Bend your arms behind your back with a "lock". With a step forward, pass the opposite hand between the forearm and the thigh of the opponent, and the other - outside just above the elbow joint and connect the fingers into the lock. Having jerked the captured hand upwards - towards yourself, hold the bend of the hand behind your back (Fig. 124).

. Lever the hand across the forearm. With a step forward, grab the opponent's hand of the same name by the wrist. Resting the palm of your free hand on the lower part of the opponent's jaw, vigorously pull the grasped hand towards you. At the same time, twisting it outward, return to it sideways. Grasping his arm with your free hand from above, bring your forearm under the opponent's shoulder just above the elbow. Pressing the hand down - outward, make him stand on his toes (Fig. 125).

Lever arms out. Grab the opponent's hand with two hands, resting thumbs in the back of the hand. Twisting the arm down and out, dump the opponent onto his back (Fig. 126).

Arm lever inward... Grab the opponent's wrist with two hands, with a lunge with the leg back to the side, pull the grabbed hand towards you and, twisting it inward, bring your armpit. Pressing on the grasped hand with your shoulder, bend it at the elbow
joint upward and outward (Fig. 127).

Transitions to bend the arms behind the back. Performed: after holding the arm inward with the lever, pushing the palm above the opponent's elbow (Fig. 128-1,2,3,4,5), as well as after the opponent's dump on his back by grabbing and twisting the arm inward, followed by turning him over on chest (Fig. 129).

Lever the elbow over the thigh while lying down... Grab the opponent's forearm and press it to the thigh of your leg. Resting the elbow of the captured hand on the thigh from above, bend it downward and outward (Fig. 130).

Lever hand inward lying... Grab the wrist of the opponent's chest with both hands. Sit on the side of the opponent and bring the grabbed arm to your armpit, bend it at the elbow with your arms upward (Fig. 131-1).

Suffocating Techniques

Choking techniques are used to arrest, arrest and shackle the actions of the offender.

Rear stranglehold with shoulder and forearm... Strike with your foot in the popliteal bend of the opponent, at the same time pull him by the shoulders with your hands. Grab the opponent's throat with the forearm and shoulder of your hand and, joining your hands, squeeze him
throat (Fig. 131-2.3).

Seated back choke with shoulder and forearm. Jump to sit on the lower back of the opponent, placing left leg knee, and right - foot on the ground closer to his shoulder. Bend the opponent's head back, grab the throat with the shoulder and forearm of the left hand and join the hands. Resting right foot on the ground, with the effort of two hands squeeze the enemy's throat. When the opponent resists, roll onto his back, clasping his body with his legs at waist level, connect them and, straightening his legs, continue to strangle the opponent with his hands and feet (Fig. 132).

THROWS, EXEMPTIONS FROM GRAPPINGS AND GRAPPINGS, EXPRESSION OF ACTIONS OF AN ARMED CRIMINAL

. Throw with the capture of the legs from behind... Grab the opponent's legs with your hands below the knees, jerk the legs towards you and up. while spreading them apart, push the opponent's shoulder under the buttocks and throw him on the chest (Fig. 133).

Throw over the hip... Grab the opponent's belt with the right hand, and the right hand at the elbow with the left. Take a step with your right foot forward and, with the support of your left leg to it, turn your back to the opponent. Hit it with a pelvis and throw it on your back with an inclination forward (Fig. 134).


Gripping leg... Grab the clothing on the opponent's left shoulder with your right hand. Step with your left foot forward and. putting it between the legs of the opponent, grab his right leg with the left hand outside the popliteal fold. Straightening and lifting the captured leg up to failure, knock the opponent's left leg from the inside into the popliteal fold with your right leg and throw him on his back (Fig. 135).

Throw over the back... Grab the opponent by the left shoulder of the right hand. Put your right foot between the legs of the opponent, with your right hand grab the clothes on his shoulder from below-outside. Turn on a slightly bent right leg with your back to the opponent and, putting a slightly bent left leg to the right, pile him onto yourself. Straightening your legs and bending forward with a jerk with your hands down, throw it on your back (Fig. 136).

Rear footrest... Grab the clothing at the opponent's right elbow with the left hand, and the clothing on the left shoulder with the right hand, jerk the opponent down and siege him on his right leg. At the same time, take a step with your left foot forward and to the left. Kicking the opponent's popliteal bend with his right foot, throw him on his back (Fig. 137).

Front footrest... Grab the collar of the opponent's clothing with the right hand, with the left - the right sleeve at the elbow. Turning to the left in a circle, put the left leg near the opponent's left leg, the right one in front of his right leg so that the popliteal bend of the leg rests on the knee of the opponent's leg of the same name. Pulling the opponent towards you and turning your back to him, throw him over your leg onto your back (Fig. 138).

Front Grab Legs Throw... Having made a small step with the right (left) leg forward, grab the opponent's legs with both hands by the popliteal folds and rest the right (left) shoulder on his stomach. Pushing the opponent's shoulder to make a strong jerk for the legs towards yourself and up, at the same time spreading them to the sides. When the opponent falls, put the right (left) leg back and grab his shins under your armpits (Fig. 139).

Release from grips and grips... They are performed from the grips of the wrists, forearms, - sleeves from above, from below with one or two hands - with a jerk towards the opponent's thumbs (Fig. 140-1,2,3,4.5); by the throat (clothes on the chest) - knocking upwards with the forearms (Fig. 140-6); from the girths behind the body in front, (behind) with a grasp of hands, without grabbing hands - setting the leg back with pressure with fingers on the eyes or with the edge of the palm under the base of the nose, with a knee blow to the groin area, (with a heel on the rise of the leg) (Fig. 140 -7,8,9,10); from the grips of the leg (legs) in front - pushing the leg back, hitting the spine (face) with an elbow, twisting the head (Fig. 140-11); from grabbing the legs from behind - falling forward onto the hands with bringing one leg with the knee to the stomach, followed by striking the opponent's face (chest); from gripping the throat (neck) by the shoulder and forearm from behind - by hitting the elbow back into the solar plexus, squatting with a hold of the hand, hitting the heel (heel) back to the shin or from top to bottom along the rise of the foot with a turn to the opponent or throw over the back; from grabbing the neck with the shoulder and forearm from the side - by punching the far hand in the groin, pressing the fingers of the near hand on the eyes (over the opponent's shoulder)

Protection from attempts to disarm... They are performed against the criminal's attempts to remove the weapon from the holster in front, from the side, from the back - with a fist blow to the chin (jaw, throat); elbow in the face, heel in the shin, knee in the groin (Fig. 141, 142).





Weapon Threat Protection and Disarmament... They are performed when threatening with a pistol from the front (from behind) at a close distance - by beating the forearm, knocking out, with the lever of the hand inward, with the lever of the hand outward (Fig. 143, 144, 145, see Fig. 128, 129); when threatening with a gun (rifle, machine gun) from the front (from behind) at a close distance - by beating the forearm (palm), pulling out the weapon with a blow with the foot (heel) of the leg to the knee (Fig. 146, 147).

Suppression of actions of an armed enemy... They are performed when the enemy tries to get a weapon from a breast pocket or a pocket of trousers (holster), to pick up a weapon from the ground, from a table - with kicks, hand strikes, and painful techniques (Fig. 148, 149, 150).

WAYS OF HELP

Detention assistance... It is performed by grabbing the opponent's hand with two hands, squeezing the hand, grabbing the neck from the side or behind with the shoulder and forearm (Fig. 151).

Help from hitting... It is performed when striking with a hand (knife, object) - blows with a hand or foot, grabbing the opponent's hand, painful techniques (Fig. 152).

Assistance with seizures... It is carried out when gripping the throat, clothes, hands - with punches or kicks, painful or suffocating techniques (Fig. 153, 154, 155, 156).

Assistance when threatened with weapons... It is carried out with a threat of fire or cold weapons - beating (withdrawing) the weapon and grabbing the arm, punches (kicks) in vulnerable spots, painful techniques (Fig. 157, 158).


To identify the presence of firearms and edged weapons, as well as items that are material evidence, are carried out different ways external examination of the detainee. It is advisable to conduct an external examination under the threat of firearms (cold weapons) while standing and lying down.

On external examination under threat firearms necessary

Opponent in a standing position(fig. 159).

Under the threat of weapons, force the enemy not to move, straighten his fingers (if he is holding something in his hands, he must drop it to the ground in front of him), raise his hands up and clasp his fingers on the back of the head (if a weapon is thrown to the ground, force the opponent to push him with his foot towards the person conducting the inspection, after which it should be raised without diverting the weapon from the enemy and distracting attention from him).

Force (without unlocking the fingers on the back of the head) to approach the enemy to the wall (back of the car, fence, etc.), and rest against it with your hands, move your legs as far as possible from the wall and spread them wide apart.

Approach the opponent from behind and slightly rest the palm of your free hand on his lower back, move your legs to force the opponent to spread his legs even wider. Carefully feel his clothes, shoes, sequentially on the left and right sides, without shifting the weapon from one hand to another (without changing the grip of the machine gun, which is in the position on the chest).

Do not put your hands deep in your opponent's pockets. If you find anything in the pockets, remove the item by turning the pocket inside out, by grabbing the outside edge of the lining. In the event of an attempt by the enemy to resist, it is necessary to knock him down with a push of the palm to the lower back or with a toe and a jerk of his leg to the side, take a step back, kick in the lower back, without removing the weapon from the opponent. Open fire as a last resort, with a threat to one's own life or the lives of others.

Opponent in a prone position(fig. 160).

The initial actions until the clutch of the opponent's fingers on the back of the head, inclusive, are the same as in the above method. Then, by threatening with weapons, force the enemy to kneel. Without unhooking your fingers on the back of your head, alternately resting your elbows on the ground, lie on your stomach, bend over without touching the ground with your elbows, and spread your legs to the sides. Approach the lying enemy from behind from the side, step on his near ankle (trousers, jacket floor). Carefully feel his clothes, shoes and head, grabbing the elbow and turning to the side, consistently on the left and right sides. After inspecting on one side, the transition to the other side is performed from the side of the opponent's legs, do not shift the weapon from one hand to the other (do not change the grip of the machine gun, which is in the "on the chest" position).

In the event of an attempt by the enemy to resist, one should give him a side kick in the torso or with a heel on the lower back. Open the fire as a last resort when there is a threat to one's own life or the lives of others.

ACTIONS WITH THE USE OF PERSONAL PROTECTION AND ACTIVE DEFENSE

Special rubber stick is held in two ways during use:

The first way. Loop covers thumb and goes along outside hands (Fig. 165.166).

Second way... The loop covers the wrist (Fig. 167, 168).

ATTACKING ACTIONS

. Strike with a stick from above... It is performed from a fighting stance, the elbow of the hand is raised, the stick lies on the shoulder (raised up) (Fig. 169). The blow is applied from top to bottom, quickly and bitingly, simultaneously with the step of the left and pulling up the right leg (Fig. 170, 171). After hitting, it is accepted initial position(Fig. 172).

. Side impact... It is performed from a combat stance. The blow is delivered towards the inside quickly and bitingly, with the shield moving to the side and turning the body (fig. 173, 174) with a step of the left and pulling up the right leg. After the impact, the starting position is taken.

. Backhand blow... It is carried out from a combat stance (fig. 175). With a step of the right leg, the shield is lowered and a swing is made, the body turns to the left (Fig. 176). With a reverse turn of the body, a swing blow is made (Fig. 177). During the swing, the face is covered with an elbow, the body with a shield (Fig. 178).

Jab strike(blow with the butt of the stick). It is performed from a combat stance. To strike, the hand bends at the elbow and holds the stick with its butt forward (fig. 179). The blow is delivered with a step of the left leg and pulling up the right leg, the shield is pulled to the side (Fig. 180.181). After the impact, the starting position is taken.

The rubber stick strikes indicated above are applied with or without a shield.

PROTECTIVE ACTIONS USING THE SHIELD

Overhead impact protection... The opponent strikes with a stick from above, the defender puts a block with a shield, bending his arm at the elbow at chest level, the shield protects the head and torso (Fig. 182). After completing the defense, a lateral blow with a rubber stick is applied to the opponent's tu-catch or legs (Fig. 183).

Poke protection. The opponent strikes with a jab into the body, the defender puts a block with a shield, the hand is at chest level, the shield is placed at an angle of 45 degrees (Fig. 184). After retraction of the enemy's strike to the left, the defender strikes a blow with a rubber stick on the side on the back with a turn of the body and putting forward his right leg (Fig. 185).


PROTECTIVE ACTIONS WITH A RUBBER STICK

Protection from overhead impact by hand, knife, object... It is carried out with the support of the middle part of the stick up (fig. 186).

Protection against blow with a hand, knife, object... It is carried out with the support of the middle part of the stick to the side (fig. 187).

. Protection against blows from below by hand, knife, object... It is carried out with the support of the middle part of the stick down (fig. 188).

Protection against side impact by hand, knife, object in the face, neck, upper body. It is carried out with the support of the middle part of the stick to the side - up (fig. 189).

Protection from side impact by hand, knife, object in the lower part of the body... It is carried out with the support of the middle part of the stick to the side - down (fig. 189).

Protection against a kick from below. It is carried out with the support of the middle part of the stick down (fig. 190).

Side kick protection... It is carried out with the support of the middle part of the stick to the side (fig. 191).

Defence from direct blow fist, knife, object in the face, upper body... It is performed by beating inward with the middle part of the stick with a turn of the body (Fig. 192).

Protection from a direct blow with a fist, knife, object, leg in the lower body, groin. It is performed by beating inward with the middle part of the stick with a turn of the body (fig. 193).

DETENTION BY A CHOKING GRIP WITH A STICK

Choke hold from behind with a stick from a standing opponent... It is carried out with the opponent off balance (Fig. 194).

Choke hold from behind with a stick, crossing the arms of a standing opponent. It is carried out with the removal of the enemy from balance (Fig. 195).

Choke hold from behind with a stick on the kneeling (seated) opponent. It is carried out by pressing the opponent to the lower part of the body (fig. 196).

After defensive actions, a retaliatory blow is struck with a stick in the ways indicated earlier (according to the situation). When gripping a stick, blows are applied: with a foot in the groin, lower leg or with a fist from above on the bridge of the nose, chin; from below to the chin; from the side to the jaw.

Pain techniques are various methods of painful action (bends, bends, twists, levers, pressure, etc.) on vital and sensitive parts of the human body (joints, tendons, eyes, nerve centers, neck, etc.). Skillful and tough use of a painful hold causes a painful shock or serious injury and removes the enemy from a combat state. This makes it possible to free oneself from capture, detain the enemy, and possibly escort.

Before proceeding to the description of the technique of painful holds, we want to remind our readers that the painful hold is usually effectively applied after a precisely delivered blow, when the opponent is in a state of shock or his attention is scattered.

Painful techniques for the phalanges of the fingers are shown in Fig. 37. In essence, these techniques are simple. The main thing to remember when using them is a hard grip and a sharp bending (twisting) of the joints (tendons).

Pain techniques for the wrist, elbow and shoulder joints.

In various schools of martial arts (aiki-do, sambo, ji-u-jitsu, etc.), there are a lot of painful techniques on these joints. In this brochure, we present only a few of them, in our opinion, the most accessible and effective. As a rule, most of these techniques have a complex effect on several of these joints.

Painful technique "arm-at-top". This technique can be used as a variant of protection against blows with a hand, stick or knife.

The main elements of the technique are a block-grip of the attacking hand in the wrist area and a grip of this hand from the inside and from below above the elbow bend (Fig. 38a).



With a sharp jerk of the right hand towards oneself and a push with the left one away from oneself (in case the blow is inflicted by the opponent with the right hand), injure the opponent's hand in the elbow joint. With this technique, you can throw the opponent on his back, and then strike with a leg or hand (Fig. 38b).



Painful reception on the wrist joint(fig. 39).

Rigid execution of this technique allows you to escort the enemy.



Painful technique "arm outward".

A good situation to switch to this technique is the moment when you grab the opponent's hand by the outside with one hand. Grab the same hand with your other hand so that the thumbs rest on the back of the opponent's hand (Fig. 40a).



Pressing the opponent's hand down with the fingers, and pressing the opponent's hand away from you with your thumbs and turning the opponent's hand outward, injure the wrist joint (disarm) (Fig. 40b).



With this technique, you can throw the opponent on his back and complete the counterattack with a kick (Fig. 40c).



Painful technique "hand lever inward".

This is a universal technique and there are many ways to switch to it (perform it) in order to defend yourself. In this brochure, we will cover several of them in relation to various situations of confrontation with the enemy.

The situation when the enemy strikes with the edge of the palm (with a knife, stick, etc.) backhand. Having turned the body away from the blow, meet the attacking hand with the forearms of the hands (Fig. 41a). Grab the opponent's hand on the top of the wrist with the left hand, and on the bottom with the right hand.



Sharply pull the opponent's arm to the right under you, taking a step with your right foot to the side, without letting go of the grab with your hands, move your left elbow over the opponent's grasped hand and press it with your forearm and shoulder to your chest. Unbalance the opponent by moving his center of gravity to his right leg and, pressing his hand to his left thigh, moving his right hand up and forward away from himself, injure her in the elbow, shoulder and wrist joints (Fig.41b).



The second option for completing this painful hold. If the enemy is much stronger (or heavier) than you, it is necessary from the position shown in fig. 41a, grab and stretch with your hands, as described above, and with your left foot step under the opponent and press his chest against your thigh (fig. 41c).



If you feel that the opponent can leave this position, make a descent (sit on the back surface of the left leg) forward, dump the opponent onto his chest and, pressing him with his chest to the floor, bring the grabbed hand forward and up, injure it (Fig. 41 d ).



The third version of this technique is shown in Fig. 50a, b, c. Painful technique "bending the arms behind the back." This technique is also universal and can be used to escort the enemy by means of painful effects on the elbow and shoulder joints.

A favorable situation for the implementation of this technique is the relaxed (shock) state of the opponent after the blow inflicted on him. In this case, grab his left hand by his right hand in front, and with his right hand, by the clothes above the right elbow or by the shoulder (Fig. 42a).



Pull sharply with your right hand towards yourself, and with your left hand away from yourself, bending the grasped hand at the elbow joint, and bring its forearm behind the back (Fig. 42b).



Without releasing the grip with your right hand, skip left hand under the forearm of the grasped hand, closer to the elbow bend, place the hand on the shoulder of the grasped hand from above (Fig. 42bc).



If you slightly raise your left forearm up and press your hand down, this will cause a sharp pain in the elbow and shoulder joints captured hand. With force, this technique can cause serious injury to the hand.

In order to deprive the opponent of the opportunity to escape from this grip by a roll forward or in another way, it is necessary to grab with the right hand by the clothes on his left shoulder from above or by the hair on his head in front and pull the detainee towards himself so that the center of gravity of his body moves to the right leg ... Press the grasped hand tightly with your elbow towards you at the level of the hypochondrium (Fig. 42d, e).

Tasks

Protect from a blow with a fist from above to the head, bend your arms behind your back.

Protect yourself from a direct punch to the head, chin, and bend your arms behind your back.

Protect from a side blow to the head with a fist, bend your arms behind your back.

Protect yourself from a punch in the stomach from below, bend your arms behind your back.

Protect yourself from a side impact to the lower body, bend your arms behind your back.

Stop an attempt to get a weapon out of the side pocket of the trousers by using the bend of the hand behind the back with a "lock".

To suppress an attempt to get a weapon from an inner pocket of a jacket using the lever of the hand outward, with the transition to the bend of the hand behind the back, escort.

Performance

Protect from an overhead punch to the head, bend your arms behind your back

First option:

Protect yourself from a blow to the head with a fist from above (photo 1a) by leaving, bending your arms behind your back by twisting inward.

1.with going outside, grab the opponent's attacking hand by the wrist with the same hand (photo 1b);

2. to bend the arm behind the back by twisting inward (photo 1c, d).

photo 1a photo 1b photo 1c photo 1d

Second option:

Defend against a blow to the head with a fist from above with the support of the forearm or grip with a fork, arm the arm inward with the transition to bending the arm behind the back or bending the arm behind the back by twisting inward.

Protect from a direct punch to the head, chin, and bend the arms behind the back (photo 2a).

1.with going out, beating the opposite hand inward with the forearm, grab the opponent's attacking hand by the wrist with the same hand (photo 2b);

2. to bend the arm behind the back by twisting inward (photo 2c, 1d).

1. substitute the forearm of the opposite hand and grab the opponent's attacking hand by the wrist with the same hand (photo 3a);

2. to bend the arm behind the back by twisting inward (photo 3b, 1d).

Protect yourself from a punch in the stomach from below, bend your arms behind your back.



photo 4 a photo 4 b photo 4 in

1. substitute the forearm of the opposite hand down or grab the opponent's attacking hand with one hand or a “fork” and deliver a relaxing kick (photo 4 a);

2. to bend the arm behind the back with a jerk (photo 4 b, c).

Protect yourself from a side impact to the lower body, bend your arms behind your back.

It is carried out in a similar way.

Stop an attempt to get a weapon out of the side pocket of the trousers by using the bend of the hand behind the back with a "lock".

I.P. - standing facing the opponent, who has thrust his hand into his trouser pocket, at a distance of a step.

1. with a left step, pass the left hand between the forearm of the right hand and the opponent's thigh, and run the right hand from the outside just above the elbow and connect the hands in a hook, strike with the knee of the right leg into the “solar plexus” (photo 5a);

2. putting the leg back after the blow back to the left and turning to the right, make a strong jerk with the hands upward, towards oneself, pressing the opponent's elbow to the chest (photo 5b);

3. make a dash down along yourself (photo 5c);

4. complete the bend of the arm behind the back (photo 5d);

photo 5а photo 5b photo 5c photo 5g

Stop an attempt to get a weapon from the inner pocket of a jacket using the lever of the hand outward, with the transition to the bend of the hand behind the back, escort.

I.P. - standing in front of the enemy trying to get a weapon from an inner pocket;

1. grab the opponent's hand with both hands so that the thumbs rest on the bases of the little finger and ring fingers (photo 6a) and apply a relaxing blow with the left foot (photo 6b);

2.Leaving the leg after hitting in an arc backwards - to the right, turn to the left and at the same time pressing the hand and twisting the arm outward, maintaining the flexion angle in the elbow joint at about 90 degrees (photo 6c), pull it to the left - down to the left toe, force it under pain lie on your back, stand near the side of the opponent, pull your hand up and squeeze it between your legs (photo 6d).

photo 6b photo 6c photo 6g
photo 6а

To transfer to the prone position, the most rational method provided by NFP-96 is as follows:

I.P. - to stand at the right side of the opponent lying on his back, the right hand is grabbed by two hands on pressing the hand and squeezed between the legs (photo 6c);

1. Apply a relaxing blow with the right leg from below with a toe or from above with a heel (photo 7a);

2.Grip the opponent's hand from above with the right hand reverse grip and, by pressing the hand, bend the arm at the elbow joint while twisting it inward, rest your left hand on the elbow joint (photo 7b);

3. exerting a painful effect on the hand, turn the opponent over on his stomach and put his hand behind his back, while walking over the opponent (photo 7c);

stand over the opponent with the left foot on the knee, and with the right foot on the foot so that the opponent's elbow rests on the shin, intercept the hand of the blocked hand with a direct grip from above with the left hand (press the hand) and, pressing the hand, increase the placement of the hand behind the back, increasing the pain impact.

Photo 7a. Photo 7b. Photo 7c. Photo 7d.

You can bend your arms behind your back in a prone position, raise it in a rack and accompany. This requires:

1.during the coup, go to right side standing on the knee of the left leg, bend the arm behind the back (photo 8a);

2. demand: “Resting on your hand, get down on your knees! (photo 8b), Stand up! (photo 8c) ".

photo 8a photo 8b photo 8c

When lifting, do not get ahead of the enemy to help him.

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