Learn Self Defense:► https://www.codereddefense.com In this clip, we look at how to defend yourself against a front bear hug. If you’re in a street fight and your opponent places you in a front bear hug, you need to act fast before he slams you to the ground. Watch the video to learn all the safety tips. Visit Code Red Defense for instructional self defense videos. Common Attacks► https://www.codereddefense.com/common-attacks/ Related article:https://www.codereddefense.com/how-to-defend-yourself-against-a-front-bear-hug/ Stay safe, Nick Drossos and Patrick VianaCode Red Defense► https://www.codereddefense.com/newsletter/
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April 23, 2020
How to Defend Yourself Against a Front Bear Hug
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Self defense against front bear hugs
While front bear hugs are not as common as back bear hugs during a fight, they do still
happen. That’s why it’s important to know some efficient self-defense techniques if ever you
are in a situation like this.
There are many important factors to remember when you are in a front bear hug position
during a fight. Since they tend to happen quickly, it’s important for you to act fast.
So, how do you defend yourself against a front bear hug?
The first thing you want to ensure is that when your attacker goes to grab you, make sure
your hands are free, so he doesn’t trap them behind you.
If your hands are trapped behind you, it makes it that much more difficult if not impossible for
you to escape your attacker.
Once your hands are free, fight back hard!
Importantly, you want to start striking your attacker right away, as soon as your hands are
free. Don’t waste time by waiting to see what he will do next.
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For all you know, he probably wants to pick you up and slam you to the ground. So, don’t
waste time and act quickly.
You want to make sure that the strikes you are giving him are efficient and have a strong
impact. Therefore, don’t waste your time hitting his arms to escape.
Aim for the closest targets
Strike his face with an open palm strike. Aim for the eyes, the nose and the jaw as these are
the most sensitive areas and can have a stronger impact.
Depending on the position you’re in, you can also do one of the following: headbutts, elbows,
knee kicks and biting.
Against a larger attacker attempting to put you in a bear hug, you need to take all means
necessary to end the fight and escape safely.
We hope these self-defense techniques against a front bear hug were useful.
Come back to this blog often, so that you discover the best ways to protect yourself.
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