Attacker has you in a secure rear forearm choke, with a knife in your back at kidneys & your back arched.
This is a very difficult attack to defend against. Please be aware that there is a reasonable chance that you might get cut in the process of defending yourself from this attack.
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Swing your left arm back, deflecting his knife arm to his left as you turn in [to your right] tightly to him. You cannot turn away from the forearm choke as the attacker will be able to maintain it and keep you from turning either way.
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Raise your right arm straight out & up against the inside bottom of his upper arm just above his elbow. Note that my right foot has stepped back to in between his feet.
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As your bringing your right arm up push his right forearm down against your chest with an open hand. This will help take the pressure off the choke.
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Continue to hold his arm against your chest as you raise his left arm. Once you get your arm up [notice straight line between my left shoulder to right elbow which is keeping in line with the attacker’s right shoulder — I’ve actually lowered my center of gravity slightly] bend it towards the attacker to trap his arm & keep it from sliding away or off.
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Bring your right forearm down [see next pix for front view] as you turn your body to your left. Make sure you keep your body straight & head up so you can trap his forearm.
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Front view. Notice how my right arm and head have trapped his knife arm.
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Detail of trap from another angle.
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Clamp onto your right hand with your left hand.
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Execute an ude guruma otoshi [shoulderlock drop throw] by kicking your right leg up & drop down onto your rear. Keep your body straight to maintain lock. CAUTION: Do not complete this technique in practice. It puts an incredible strain on the shoulder of your training partner & could cause a fracture, dislocation &/or separation of the shoulder on impact — even on a mat!
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