How To Fight Multiple Attackers
Week #5
The Final Savage Installment
This, is a finale of sorts.
This week will tie up the course with a little something from every position, with a little extra focus on 'open space'... or situations in which you find some space between yourself and your attackers.
Let's begin.
Our first attack will allow you to take away your opponent's knee, while also being relatively safe.
There are different roundhouses for different purposes. This one has been crafted to destroy a joint.
There are different roundhouses for different purposes. This one has been crafted to destroy a joint.
As mentioned in Week #1,
The moments in which you release your clinch is an opportunity to hurt people. The following attack has the potential to be the most powerful punch there is:
The velocity of a punch plays a role in the degree of damage inflicted, and your opponent's ability to defend it.
There is no possible way to generate more velocity than this. (While taking an effective attack angle.)
There is no possible way to generate more velocity than this. (While taking an effective attack angle.)
The velocity of a punch plays a role in the degree of damage inflicted, and your opponent's ability to defend it. There is no possible way to generate more velocity than this. (While taking an effective attack angle.)
With a little speed and a little surprise, this next technique can quickly eliminate one opponent:
Most folks have no idea what to do if they're rushed with an aggressive stream of punches. If you do it correctly, it can be beyond overwhelming, and incredibly destructive.
Most folks have no idea what to do if they're rushed with an aggressive stream of punches. If you do it correctly, it can be beyond overwhelming, and incredibly destructive.
Let's move back to the ground...
and finish mastering the art of getting back to your feet. This move, while incredibly effective, makes it simple:
Get back to your feet while sweeping one opponent... and potentially setting up a soccer kick, or other glorious 'open space' opportunities.
Get back to your feet while sweeping one opponent... and potentially setting up a soccer kick, or other glorious 'open space' opportunities.
And while we're talking about simple techniques that work very well,
Try this one:
A select choice of three punches on an Attack Angle, while combined with head movement, which can also be drilled repeatedly, inherently instilling them with an ungodly amount of power.
A select choice of three punches on an Attack Angle, while combined with head movement, which can also be drilled repeatedly, inherently instilling them with an ungodly amount of power.
And let's randomly bring it back to the ground!
The following attack, while risky, can instantly take out one of your opponents:
This isn't my favorite leg lock when you're down on the ground, but it can certainly bust up some joints.
This leg lock will not be appropriate for very aggressively stomping multiple attacker scenarios... but it's still awesome.
This leg lock will not be appropriate for very aggressively stomping multiple attacker scenarios... but it's still awesome.
This isn't my favorite leg lock when you're down on the ground, but it can certainly bust up some joints. This leg lock will not be appropriate for very aggressively stomping multiple attacker scenarios... but it's still awesome.
Why not use your clinch to sweep a guy of his feet, and bounce his head off of the pavement?
This is my version of the Judo move "Sasae", which translates to "Foot Prop".
This is my version of the Judo move "Sasae", which translates to "Foot Prop".
A.k.a. Hammer-fisting into a Crow Hop Set-Up.
This clever little addition to the Crow-Hop Set-Up allows us to add a vicious strike to a Human Weak Point, while also 'Juggling Heads', and putting our weight in a position to rip a massive power strike.
This clever little addition to the Crow-Hop Set-Up allows us to add a vicious strike to a Human Weak Point, while also 'Juggling Heads', and putting our weight in a position to rip a massive power strike.
A.k.a. Hammer-fisting into a Crow Hop Set-Up. This clever little addition to the Crow-Hop Set-Up allows us to add a vicious strike to a Human Weak Point, while also 'Juggling Heads', and putting our weight in a position to rip a massive power strike.
And it's Finished!
You have succeeded!
You are now aware of a ridiculous number of ways to do savage destruction in a Multiple Attacker scenario. The longer they sit in your mind, the more you will improve. The more you practice them, focus on the details, and imagine them, the more effective your body will become at executing them.
Execution is the key to winning this kind of a fight... and knowing what to execute is 90% of the battle.
The rest of it is up to you!
Hey, I hope you enjoyed the course as much as I enjoyed making it. If you did, please tell me about it! Shoot me an email at trav@howtofightnow.com... I'd love to hear your thoughts.
Thanks again for being a part of the program!