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Nelson grip
Freeings from the Nelson grip
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As Nelson various neck lever are denoted (Kubi kansetzu) at the wrestling sport. One differentiates between the Double Nelson and the Half Nelson.
Double Nelson:
The Double Nelson fixes the opponent stronger. Here, both arms are guided through the armpits of the opponent and his hands clasped behind his neck. Case of excessive applying neck injury can be threated.
Half Nelson:
At Half Nelson one hand is placed under the arm of the opponent through his neck and pressed forward. As a holding technique this grip is of limited use, more often it is used to force the opponent to the ground or to rotate it in ground combat.
Defense strategies:
In the area of self defense, one should not be possible to come to the attacker attaches completely to Nelson handle. Particularly in the case of strong, muscular attackers, liberation from a well set grip is not so easy to accomplish. Moreover, there is an extreme risk of injury to the own neck vertebrae.
So the best defense against a Nelson grip is, the attacker does not even have come to perform the grip well, but already in advance or recognition of the grip is to take appropriate countermeasures.
Ideally, here will be finger lever techniques (Yubi kansetzu) used; if one is able to reach the fingers of the attacker. Also Sutemi waza will be able, but one as to take care about the protection of the own neck area!
Mit Klick auf das Bild gehts zur entsprechenden Technik
Die dargestellten Techniken sollen lediglich eine von vielen Möglichkeiten der Verteidigung aufzeigen. Die Ausgangsposition oder die Anwendung bei differenzierten Angriffen ist situationsabhängig und nicht bindend.
Ju waza - soft techniques
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1st technique:Defense with:
Pull to theground |
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2nd technique:Defense with:
Ude kansetzu wazaElbow lever |
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Atemi waza - Strike/Kick techniques
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1st technique:Defense with:
Atemi wazaElbow strike, Kick |
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2nd technique:Defense with:
Atemi wazaElbow strike (Kyusho) |
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