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Gang Attacks

One Against Two
Situation One: You are grabbed from
behind and attacked from the front.
1) Beat the first attacker to the punch
with a lead leg front kick to the
stomach. (Fig. 175)
2) Follow up with a roundhouse kick
to the thigh and down him.
(Fig. 176)
3) Slam your head backwards into the
Fig 175 face of the second attacker.
(Fig. 177)
4) Drive your right leg backwards and
throw the second attacker down
with ganseki otoshi.* (Fig. 178)

Now leave the scene quickly.

*See figures 85 to 89.

The importance of hold-breaking was
heavily emphasised in Chapter Four
Fig 176
and the advice given then is applicable
here. Ganseki otoshi becomes a
devastating finisher when you drive
your assailant head-first into the deck
rather than pitching him on to his
back.

Fig 177

Fig 178
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