" Learn How You Can Use Aikido Holds and Aikido Locks to Easily and Effectively Control Any Attacker "
Aikido is a Japanese form of self-defense that uses principles of non-resistance to reduce the power of your attacker. This art uses very little of your own strength, but relies on the force of your opponent to knock them off-balance and control, pin or throw them. By developing the skills to apply Aikido locks in an efficient way, you can reduce any damage to yourself, and your attacker. An Aikido hold is one of the best, and most ethical way to deal with aggressive behaviour. Hiji-Jime is an Aikido lock that takes control of an attacker by controlling their elbow. This can help you hold an attacker down on their knees, as when they try to rise up, the pressure will cause pain in the elbow joint. This can also be used by police and security to walk someone away from a location. Ikkyo is a way of using an Aikido lock that will completely off-balance an aggressor. With pressure on the elbow, while controlling the wrist, it is easily possible to break the balance and take your attacker to the ground. Then by continuing to control the elbow, to go on to pin the person. Nikyo is an Aikido hold that can be easily applied quickly from almost any type of grab. Control is achieved by causing extreme pain, without injury. Your attacker will try to move away from the pain, which will force them down to their knees and then face down on the floor. Sankyo is an Aikido lock that can force your attacker up on their toes, in an effort to reduce the pain involved. From here it is fairly easy to break their balance and take them down to their knees and face down on the floor. You can use this from a variety of attacks. Yonkyo is an Aikido hold that focuses energy into pressure points on the wrist. Once again the pain causes an attacker to attempt to move away from it. You are then able to use this movement to take control of them. Kote Gaeshi is a wrist control technique that will force your attacker to sit down and you can then roll them onto their front. By placing an attacker lying on their front you have effectively removed all of their potential weapons of attack, which allows you to quickly control the situation. There are many more Aikido Holds and Aikido locks that are available to you, and I recommend you get involved in some serious Aikido training to practise them. With a little practise you will also learn how to move correctly with the timing needed for a successful application. Of course, in a real street attack, it is likely to be fast, violent and frightening, so you will need to practise staying calm in this scenario. You are likely to have a surge of adrenaline in these circumstances, which will cause you to do one of three things... 1 - Freeze on the spot with fear, and possibly get hurt. 2 - Run away, to get out of the situation... a good idea! 3 - Use your skills, efficiently & effectively to attempt to take control. If you are unsure of your abilities, remember... it is far better to be realistic than badly hurt. So, for the best outcome you want to use number 2 or 3.    Finally Revealed... the NEW Aikido Success Blueprint ebook. You can Fast-Track Your Aiki skills to peakperformance levels with this massive collection of knowledge, ideal for beginners, students and instructors. The NEW Aikido First Aid Kit ebook teaches you How to prevent and treat Aikido injuries. It gives you the tools you need to help you stay on the fast track to Aikido mastery. PLUS 4 other FREE BONUS ebooks. Aikido Success Blueprint Ebook Collection
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