How To Escape a Shirt Grab Against A Wall

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A 2 handed shirt grab while being pinned up against a wall is almost like being attacked by two people! There is the person grabbing your shirt, and the wall is almost like another person holding you so you can’t move! This is a very intimidating position. It’s one bullies use on kids, you may have seen images of a bigger kid grabbing a smaller kid by the shirt and have him pinned against the lockers.

This is a self defense situation that is relatively simple to get out of, however, it might be so emotionally jarring that you might not think of what the best strategy is. So practice this move a lot. When you get more and more comfortable with the steps, increase the intensity. After awhile, you’ll be so used to the mechanics at high intensity, that the situation will no longer be that intimidating to you.

There are a variety of ways an attacker can pin you up against the wall. The 2 handed shirt grab variation is a common one, and a good one to start with. It’s also known as a collar grab or a lapel grab. We are, once again, using leverage mechanics in this self defense move. While we are throwing a strike, we are doing it precisely to get them to let go, so we can make our escape.
So this Basic Self Defense technique has 5 Steps:

1. Drop Into Base

2. Set up Step

3. Shuffle Steps

4. Knee to Release

5. Back Away

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Wrist Grab Escape

Wrist grab escapes are commonly taught in a variety of martial arts. But many times, when you are learning how to get out of a wrist grab or a wrist hold, it is done statically. That is fine, especially when you are learning the particular technical concept being taught. However, it is important to understand the intent and purpose of why someone would grab your wrist in the first place. To that end, in this video, we take a very self defense oriented approach of addressing that. In the situation we are addressing is one of isolating the target. That is, the attacker who grabs your wrist with both of their hands is trying to take you someplace else. So when it comes to self protection and learning martiThe leverage based principle from Jiu Jitsu is just that. This self defeal arts, it is critical that we understand the context. That is why I focus on the base, as your first self defense move - make yourself heavy and find your root first! Once you have that, then you can do the escape maneuver. This maneuver is a leverage based principle from Jiu Jitsu that is scalable; it is a self defense technique that works for children, women, and men.
The steps are:
1. Get Into Base
2. Grab Your Fist
3. Break the Grip
4. De-Escalate

Practice it slowly at first. Just get the steps down. Then, when you feel more and more comfortable with the steps of the 2 on 1 wrist grab escape, you can have your partner raise the level of intensity of the pull. Don't forget to get into base! To be clear, the main objective is to show how to break the grip. What you do afterwards is your choice. I chose to show de-escalation, simply because I would like to have more of that image associated with martial arts training. However, if the situation calls for it, and the fight is on, keep fighting. We'll have more videos on what to do as a follow up.
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Self Defense Against 2 Handed Shirt Grab

A 2 handed shirt grab is control and intimidation tactic that can lead to a potentially very violent situation. It is in your best interest to know this self defense move to escape the situation and possibly even de-escalate it. In one variation of this basic martial arts move in Jiu Jitsu, there is a follow up elbow strike. I opt not to do that, because if I can escape and have a chance to de-escalate the situation, I will. This is my philosophy on personal defense - to be able to get home safely. If I can do it by avoiding violence, I will always choose that path, first. Make no mistake, in home defense tactics, if your life is on the line, then yes, by all means, strike, kick, lock, choke, whatever you need to do. But if it doesn't need to go there, then I would strongly advise not to take it there. So this Basic Self Defense technique has 4 + 1 Bonus parts: 1. Make Yourself Heavy 2. Arms Set Up 3. Legs Set Up 4. Break the Grip 5. (Bonus) Back Away Get It: The free Self Defense Comic Book! http://www.austinkungfuacademy.com/book1 If you're ever wondering, "Where are some self defense classes near me?" You should definitely check to see what is offered in your community. Our videos serve as a reference and an intro, to hopefully prompt you to seek out face-to-face instruction. Follow for more Self Defense Techniques Instruction on social media: Twitter - @AustinKungFu Instagram - @AustinKungFuAcademy Facebook.com/AustinKungFuAcademy To see another breakdown of this same technique, make sure to check out: https://youtu.be/sbTtV-b2TWI https://youtu.be/gWPUSbwElYo