Orange Belt/P2

Question 0

Combatives: Long Range Weapons: Advancing Kicks: Side Kick

Answer 0

Advance to the side by bring your back leg forward first then side kick out

Question 1

Combatives: Long Range Weapons: Advancing Kicks: Defensive Front Kick

Answer 1

Attacker is coming at you and the kick is like a push off

Question 2

Combatives: Long Range Weapons: Advancing Kicks: back kick

Answer 2

Take a step back and then it’s just like regular back kick

Question 3

Defenses: Defense vs Leg Strikes: round house (low, med, high, and from ground)

Answer 3

Low: check with leg
Med: 360 defense 4
High: 2 point and 3 point
Ground: 2 point and 3 point

Question 4

Defenses: Defense vs Leg Strikes: defense vs side kick (plucking)

Answer 4

Side kick comes in, avoid and ideally pluck to the dead side and counter attack.

Question 5

Situation: shoves or grabs: shove, bar-arm with impending punched.

Answer 5

Shrug shoulders forward. Block punch with opposite hand, counter attack.

Question 6

Situation: shoves or grabs: shove from behind against the wall.

Answer 6

Turn sharply offline diagonally the same direction as your turned head. Counter attack.

Question 7

Situation: chokes: front/shove against/behind wall.

Answer 7

Front: same as before. One arm shoots up flush to the wall and traps attacker’s wrist. Other hand grabs attackers free arm at wristband plucks away. Arm comes down as body turns to give elbow
Behind.
Do not flatten arms like the old way. Arms are bent 90 degrees turn face to side, hit wall palms up. Turn sharply offline diagonally the same direction as your turned head. Counter attack.

Question 8

Situation: chokes: behind-windpipe and carotid artery.

Answer 8

Not a simultaneous pull. First hand goes back to rake eyes and then grabs wrist on way down while other hands follows behind and pulls down in arm. Spin out

Question 9

Situations: Bear hugs: front with arms free.

Answer 9

This one is easy. You can strike, gouge eyes, smash nose, etc all to get out of it.

Question 10

Situations: Bear hugs: front with arm’s caught.

Answer 10

You can headbutt, push attacker’s hips away sharply at the pelvis to create space. Give knees and combatives. Always base out in the beginning.

Question 11

Situations: Bear hugs: back with arms free.

Answer 11

You base out. You can throw elbows behind you, headbutt back etc. Get out of it.

Question 12

Situations: Bear hugs: back with arm’s caught

Answer 12

Base out. Point hips to one side and come up to strike attacker’s groin. Elbow up to catch attacker’s chin. Get out of it.

Question 13

Ground: Takedown defense defense/forearm stuff head.

Answer 13

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Question 14

Ground: Takedown defense: sprawl

Answer 14

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