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| Brandon tried to grab onto me when I grabbed him during a multiple attacker drill |
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| So I threw him with harai goshi (sweeping hip throw). Sorry for the hard landing, dude. |
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| He didn’t really want to be in the middle of the attacker circle anyway 😛 |
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| He did pretty well, though |
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| Don’t worry, he did throw me back eventually |
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| Crowd escape training |
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| Our dog, Max, watching the whole thing |
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| Working knife defenses |
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| Working defense against a swung weapon by jamming the elbow. I threw him to the ground right after this picture |
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| Believe it or not, I did jam his elbow on this stab, and it was during a drill where four people were attacking one person in the middle, and one of the attackers (the person in the middle didn’t know who) had a knife. |
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| Working simultaneous blocking and striking during knife defenses |
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| Sensei Poage demonstrating what to do when blocking an overhand attack |
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| Sensei Poage demonstrating how to jam a low, close-range stab |
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| Sensei Poage demonstrating a wrist locking knife defense that allows you to cut your attacker’s neck with their own knife |
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| Sensei Poage demonstrating a wrist lock knife defense on me |
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| Tiffany working an elbow lock during knife defenses |
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| Tiffany working a wrist lock knife defense–she threw the kick in for fun |
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| Another wrist lock from Tiffany |