As the attacker attempts a right hand punch, the
defender’s left foot arc steps to the left and
his right hand rotates clockwise deflecting the attacker’s
right hand downward. Then the defender’s left
hand grabs the attacker’s right arm.
The defender’s right hand strikes the attacker’s
face. The strike is for distraction only or off balancing
purposes. If the strike is at full power, the attacker
will be pushed to the side too far for the defender
to throw him. Being thrown on the cement will hurt
the attacker considerably more than the strike.
The defender’s position is on the side and
perpendicular to the attacker’s right side making
it very difficult for him to left hand strike the
defender.
Then the defender’s right hand grabs the back
of the attacker’s neck.
As the defender’s right hand pulls the attacker’s
head down and to the left, his left hand pulls the
attacker’s right wrist to the rear and upwards.
Note while the defender’s right hand is doing
the above action, his left hand rotates counter clockwise
(on the attacker’s right arm) over the back
of the wrist and finishing in between his thumb and
index finger.
The defender continues his circular hand motions
which throws the attacker forward unto the ground.
As the attacker's hand punches, the defender
takes a left foot arc step to the left and his
right hand blocks the attacker's right arm.
As the defender's right hand deflects downward
the attacker's right arm, then his left hand grabs
the attacker's right arm and releases his right
hand.
Defender's right hand punches the attacker's
face.
Then defender's right hand grabs the back of
the attacker's neck.
As the defender's right hand pulls the attacker's
head down to his left, his left hand pulls
the attacker's right wrist to the rear and
upward's. Note his left hand rotates counter
clockwise (on the attacker's right arm) over
the back of his wrist to his thumb and index
finger.
Defender continues his circular hand motions,
which throws the attacker onto the ground.
