3 ways to defend a headlock #selfdefense

3 ways to escape headlocks. Bjj black belt and retired MMA fighter explains his preference to defend the headlock.

#selfdefense #brazilianjiujitsu #bjj #mma #headlock #headlockdefense

[williamsalvaggio]

Awesome video coach. Thanks so much. 👍👍🥊🥊

[cheesegyoza]

Sorry as a veteran, if I’m in a headlock and have to fight someone you can be sure that I’m going to grab the dudes junk and pull as much as I can I don’t care.

[larrymessier]

I like that you teach, , ,
Other instructors show a take down and do it so fast it's hard to learn, , , THANK YOU, , , 😊

[navinthiyambarawatte]

Good teaching I like how you showed more then just 1.

[ChrisBrown-vcty]

I've used a modified number 3 in a real life attack. Worked very well.

[rajabumercy]

This protected me from my bullies they always had locked me

[Hyperchaoticcybernightmare.]

I really like the first one because once you're out they're going to be facing the other way and if you're quick enough you can do a one two to the back of their head

[teddyvalentine]

just came here after Draymond Green's NBA headlock premiere

[emmanuelscott]

Excellent coach!!!! I could've sworn I seen you at a boxing match in south Augusta invitational 🤔

[mr.m]

Renzo himself showd me a couple I really like and truly work against a non passive opponent. Problem is concerned how this would work against.Somebody strong somebody's showing aggression and who fights anyone of those moves with force. Can you do a video to show this whether it works or it doesn't. That way we can know whether to add to our toolbox or not.

[shaneogallagher]

I always liked to step around the back and lock my hands around the waist and lift

[kobi]

Choose a go to. In addition practice the right hand headlock also. It is more common.

[shyfly]

I like the first two. My wife was able to do the second one but I made a modification advising her to put her fingers in the perps eyes.

[raphaeljacobcrisostomo]

Me wachting cause my classmates always this to me

[moepanetta]

The guy your demonstrating on is super 😎...great video.

[Hoi_hi]

Thanks so much! My grandma didnt stand a chance

[TROLL_FACE_]

Maybe a resistance from your lab partner would show us a real-life situation. Plus why you never include foot sweeping. That's the very key to defending a position like that.

[Michael-xpmw]

Bulldog choke!
Stand in horse stance, and get as close as you can with your hips locked into position, back straight, grab his bicep with both hands so he cannot strike you!
Use your left hand underneath his armpit and get wrist control!
Then turn your hips outward holding his right hand and bring it behind him so now you have double wrist control and his back!!!🥋

Edit: in a bulldog choke the person has committed both arms and hands while yours are free!!!
You can easily strike his groin if you are bent over then put your hand underneath his chin and take him down as he's falling land and mount!🥋💯

[allosaurusfragilis]

L ike number two...i could see that working, as theres not much to remember. All depends on the situation as well, is it drunken fooling around or is it a serious assault in which case anything goes.
Number 3 is even simpler but might not work against someone much bigger.

[Mr_spidyyy]

i am watching these shits like a 40 minutes because some students gonna rush us tomorrow