Warm Embraces: (ABC)

(A.) Headlong Tackle: Step back with your right foot, double palm heel strike to the top of his head (driving his head onto his spinal column, stopping his forward momentum); Keeping his head in place between your hands, drive a right rising knee into his face, planting forward (if possible); step back with your right then your left, pull his head forward towards you waist height, then at the same time: forcefully use your right forearm to turn his head facing to your left in a cross-face position on your right hip with your right ulna tight against his cheek, under his cheekbone, collapse your upper body onto the top of his head and upper back; your left hand gabble (or reverse gabble) grips your right hand, violently arch up with your right hip while twisting your right forearm towards your body to break his neck.

(B.) Knee Shoot: As he goes for your legs drive your right knee into his face as hard as you can planting forward, as your right leg plants, drop your weight and deliver a dropping elbow strike to his spine.

(C.) Waist Tackle: Step back with your left leg, as you raise your right arm overhead, place your left palm heel on the top of his head to act as a trigger; if possible, guide his head into position with your left hand, then pivot to a fighting stance and right hammer fist or ulna strike to the back of his neck to break.

Grasping at Straws: (A1-2BC).

(A1.) Two Hand Attempted Neck Grab or Push: [Intercept] Stepping forward with your right leg you step on his left foot as your left hand slides inside his right arm and grabs the back of his neck. At the same time your right hand catches his left hand at the wrist and scoops it to your rear. pivot your right side forward and right side elbow strike his lower left mandible. After this you might be able to use some of the other strikes your instructor will show you.

(A2.) Two Hand Neck Grab: [Too Late] Bring both of your arms over his choke thrusting your thumbs into his eyes; keeping ahold of his head, drive a right rising knee strike into his abdominal floor, continue forward with your right foot between his legs and shift your hands catching his jaw with your right hand, the top left side of his head with your left hand; push up and pull down to break his neck. Continue twisting his head to the left to take him down.

(B.) Grabbing Both Wrists: Grab his left wrist with your left hand as you Naihanchi kick his right inner knee with your right foot, twist your right wrist free, as you step forward right palm strike his face; cross back in advance with your left foot, 45° to your right, with your left-hand pull towards the chambered position and twist his wrist so you can place your right vertical forearm just above his left elbow, pivot left to a Naihanchi stance to break his left arm; then right crane hook the inside crook of his left elbow, pivot clockwise to a twisted stance and left elbow strike to his face, twist back and deliver a right cupped palm strike to the neck/cranium juncture at the back of his head.

(C.) High Right Chest/Shoulder Grab: [Intercept] Catch the fingers of his right hand with your left hand (your fingers towards his index finger, your thumb on the outside of his little finger/reversed for his left hand) slowing it, strike the back of his right hand (lower metacarpals right above his wrist) with your right reverse knife hand; pull his hand to your chest and pin it to your chest as you step back with your right foot (left if catching his left hand) and circle your right hand clockwise under your left arm to your left wrist (keeping his hand pinned to your chest), as you pull him forward pin your elbows tight to your sides (so his arms cannot pass underneath them), reverse and slam forward into him, bending forward 45° with your upper body (shifting your weight forward and downward into him), drop your chin onto your chest (to protect your face in case of a head butt), bend his fingers forward as far as you can causing him to bend his knees; step appropriately with your back foot, then pivot and corkscrew down, kneeling with your left (right for his left hand); apply a folding restraint to hold him in position or so you can dislocate his shoulder.

(D.) Blocking:

Tonfa Techniques: (ABCD)

(A.) Hooking:

(B.) Striking:

(C.) Punching:

(D.) Hammering: