2 Self-Defense Techniques that Could Save Your Life...

Published on August 2, 2023
Duration: 5:15

Jason Hanson, a former CIA officer, demonstrates two essential self-defense techniques for head protection: the 'Rhino' and 'Dracula' moves, which utilize elbows and forearms to absorb or deflect punches. He also covers survival strategies if taken to the ground, emphasizing the importance of putting up feet, spinning to face the threat, and drawing a weapon (firearm, knife, or tactical pen) if available, or using hands and feet if unarmed. The core principle is to immediately become aggressive to stop the threat.

Quick Summary

Learn two key self-defense techniques: the 'Rhino' (grabbing your neck to use your elbow) and 'Dracula' (using forearms to shield your face). If you fall, put your feet up, spin to face the threat, and draw any weapon you carry, or use your hands and feet aggressively if unarmed.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Common Self-Defense Questions
  2. 00:24Head Protection Technique 1: The Rhino
  3. 01:18Head Protection Technique 2: The Dracula
  4. 02:04Importance of Aggression
  5. 02:20Surviving a Fall to the Ground
  6. 02:46Ground Survival with a Firearm
  7. 03:14Ground Survival with a Knife
  8. 03:31Ground Survival Without Weapons
  9. 04:40Using a Tactical Pen
  10. 04:56Conclusion and Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'Rhino' self-defense technique for head protection?

The 'Rhino' technique involves grabbing the back of your own neck, pulling your head in tight, and slightly turning it. This positions your elbow to absorb incoming punches, protecting your face and potentially injuring the attacker's hand.

How can I protect my head using the 'Dracula' technique?

The 'Dracula' technique involves bringing your arms up and across your face, creating a barrier with your elbows and forearms. This protects your face from punches while still allowing you to see enough to defend yourself.

What should I do if I fall to the ground during an attack?

If you fall, immediately put your feet up to create distance and protect yourself. Spin around to face the threat. If you have a weapon, draw it while spinning, aiming for a head or upper chest shot.

What if I don't have a weapon and fall to the ground?

If unarmed, use your feet to push and kick an attacker away as they try to jump on you. If they get close, use your fists. The goal is to be aggressive and create an opportunity to escape or for help to arrive.

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