How To Block A Haymaker Punch So You Don't Get Knocked Out!!

It's important to have an effective defense in place to protect yourself from a haymaker punch, so in this video, you'll learn effective techniques for protecting yourself from a haymaker punch, a powerful and potentially devastating strike commonly used in street fights.

Thank you for watching!!

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Jason Hanson is a former CIA officer and the New York Times bestselling author of "Spy Secrets That Can Save Your Life." His company trains celebrities, high-net-worth individuals, and everyday Americans in escape and evasion, hand-to-hand self-defense, evasive driving, firearms, home defense, and more.

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[Slash]

We were taught this in a Wing Chun / Street Defence class, take all the hits on the arm and lats and then your elbow is in play for the counter, and keep your other hand protecting your throat

[colinblake]

I love these clips at your training facility, which I would like to call The Ranch. I think you have a great knew way of presenting safety training tips that will bring in more people that are looking to protect themselves. God Bless you.

[JJJJ]

Great clip. We do something similar. The "fence" as Geoff Thompson teaches it. With a 3 touch rule. Don't let them touch your fence 3 times. If someone touches your fence twice it's most probably goin off. Then cover crash counter.

At 6.41 the pad holder did a what we'd call a pre fight cue. Quick look over the shoulder, looking for things such as witnesses, team mates, the 5-0 or CCTV. I'm guessing you teach these too in these sessions. Pre-fight cues can help a lot in avoiding the first punch or allowing you to flank them and avoiding all together.

Great clip sir.

[storytimedavidcollins]

Thanks Jason for once again sharing some excellent information with us on how to successfully survive a moment of not being always in condition Yellow.

[LegionWolves]

Thanks for the info. I’m always up to learning new strategies to deal with attackers

[drewcliff]

This may not seem like much but the difference between this and getting hit directly in the dome is massive. Great video.

[fuyu]

Awesome n practical instructions !!! Will try to incorporate it in my training n pass it on to my good friend. Kudos for upload. Looking forward to ur next upload. Peace

[patrickghenry]

Awesome takin my boys to the yard .. practice time. 😊

[barrywarren]

thanks again, Being a guy turning 70 soon, you never know when some young punk might try something.

[Katesharpandvoice]

They're Oakley, and sturdy. ESS is sturdier though. You can just get replacement lenses and parts for the Oakley. They're also designed to break away from your eyes as opposed to other eyewear. Poly and Trivex are break resistant to a point, but not scratch resistant.

[lpgd-fzxk]

i think dodging a haymaker is a better defense

[johnnybgood-wscu]

BASICS, REALLY GOOD STUFF GUYZ, TY AND GOD BLESS YOU GUYZ AND GOD BLESS OUR GREAT REPUBLIC !!!

[VTPSTTU]

Thanks for the video.

The first time someone tried to teach me this, we went slow at first, and I did okay. We moved up to full speed. On about the second or third try, I was moving my hand to the back of my head and put my own thumb into my eye. I had a black eye for a couple of days. The technique is right, but one reason to practice is to learn not to stick one's own thumb into one's own eye.

[lc]

Great clip, maybe one day I’ll be able to attend your classes.

[LoveMyPeeps]

like the setting as if we standing there part of the group. :)

[Xzontyr]

Backstepping while doing this, and returning a strike to the opening side that did the strike is a great counter, that many ufc fighters have had success with, including Anderson Silva. Its well known that an adversary will have terrible defense while forward stepping, and if timed right and stepping into them, can produce a very powerful blow, whether palm, elbow or fist.

[siyabonganqayana]

Maybe I was something to laugh at, I got it, keep it up

[PaulStevens-zb]

Excellent. Does this come from Muay Thai?

[xxChacaronXX]

My waiter came at me… full speed! With a couple of plates of hot food! 10/10 for service and speed!

[josephshaff]

Ya might do a vid on Love Triangles. There was one starting at my apt. bldg. and I put it down by addressing it w/ Management. Along w/ my suspicions some are rather subtle. These can be so dangerous. I've been hit on by three different women here all already involved with someone. Never never enter one. And that might not be enough. lol ! I tend to keep a good separation work colleagues, school, friends and tenants etc ... not all do. And a lesser observant could bit on this one hard.