Wrestling is one of the important blows in hand-to-hand combat of special forces, which is different from judo, wrestling and other sports, because judo, wrestling and other events are to stop attacking when the opponent is falling, while the wrestling method of special forces hand-to-hand combat is to still use kicking, hitting, holding and other related techniques to attack the enemy after the enemy falls, until the enemy is subdued.
Sorted out 10 groups of special forces hand-to-hand grappling wrestling fighting moves.
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Share with you the hand-to-hand grappling wrestling method of special forces fighting.
In the following icons, the light camouflage suit is us, and the dark camouflage suit is the enemy.
Example 1:
The enemy punched me in the face with my right hand, and I quickly blocked the grip with my left hand (Figure 1-1) while choking the enemy by the throat with my right hand and pushing back (Figures 1-2). Immediately afterwards, our right foot is quickly inserted into the outside of the enemy’s right foot and pinned back, and the combined force of the left hand pull, the right hand push, and the buttock push throws the enemy to the ground and subdues the enemy (Figure 1-3).
Example 2:
The enemy steps up to the right and attacks with a right swing fist, our left hand blocks outward (Figure 2-1), then we take the opportunity to hook the enemy’s right leg with our left hand and raise it up (Figure 2-2), if the enemy jams his leg between my legs to resist, our legs clamp the enemy’s right leg (Figure 2-3), and press down on the enemy’s knee joint (Figure 2-4) with both hands, forcing the enemy to fall to the ground (Figure 2-5).
Example 3:
Our side attacked the enemy in the face with a straight left fist (Figure 3-1), and when the enemy was leaning back in defense, our side quickly attacked the enemy’s face. squat and wrap your arms around the enemy’s knees; At the same time, lean your shoulders forward against the enemy’s hips (Figure 3-2), and then use the force of pulling your hands back and leaning on your shoulders to knock the enemy down (Fig. 3-2).
Example 4:
The enemy hits us in the face with his right fist, and blocks the defense with his left arm (Figure 4-1). Immediately quickly dived down, ? Wrap your arms around the enemy’s left leg and put your left shoulder against the enemy’s hip (Figure 4-2). We hold the enemy’s left leg with both hands and pull it up, turn back to the right and retreat, and jerk forward and down the left shoulder against the enemy’s thigh, causing the enemy to fall to the ground (Figure 4-3).
Example 5:
Our side quickly approached the enemy and hit the enemy’s left thigh with our right knee (Figure 5-1); Then lock the enemy’s neck with his left arm, pin the enemy’s left leg with his left leg (Figure 5-2), and we fall down on the enemy (Figure 5-3).
Example 8:
The enemy suddenly strikes with a right swing fist, I block with my left hand (Figure 8-1), we grab the enemy’s wrist and quickly bring it down, while the right arm jerks up the enemy’s elbow joint, causing the enemy to tiptoe (Figure 8-2), and we kick the enemy with our right leg and kick the enemy to the ground (Figure 8-3).
Example 9:
The enemy attacked my abdomen with his left fist (Figure 9-1). I quickly landed on one knee, hugged the enemy’s front leg with both hands (Fig. 9-2), and thrust my shoulder against the enemy’s knee joint (Fig. 9-3). We put our shoulders forward, hands back, and knock the enemy down (Figure 9-4).
Example 10:
The enemy hits us in the face with my right fist, I block and grab the enemy’s right wrist with my left hand (Figure 10-1), my right foot steps back on the enemy’s right leg, while my right hand passes under the enemy’s right armpit and holds the enemy’s right arm (Figure 10-2), our left foot steps back, bends down and turns sharply to the left (Figure 10-3), and at the same time kicks the leg and hip, pulls down both hands, and throws the enemy from the side (Figure 10-4), and then steps on the enemy’s face with our foot (Figure 10-5).
