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Gang Attacks

One Against Three
Situation Three: You are attacked
from both sides and the rear. One of
your assailants has a baseball bat.
1) As the first attacker throws a left
hook at your head, duck and shift
to your right,* throwing a
combination of left shovel hook to
his groin and a left hook to his
throat. (Figs. 183 and 184)
Fig 183 2) Grab and push the first attacker into
the second attacker with the
baseball bat. (Fig. 185)
3) Throw a front kick to the knee of
the third attacker. (Fig. 186)
Leave the scene immediately.

*The body shift has enabled you to see
all three attackers and has placed you
at an angular advantage to the first
attacker.
Fig 184
The sequence above paints a very
clinical picture. It may, in reality,
require several heavy blows on your
part to damage any assailant, so it is
vital to keep moving, twisting and
ducking and using your attackers as
shields and blinds. To re-emphasise:
think, act and sound like the predator,
not the prey.
Attitude and aggression may win
Fig 185 the day when everything else fails.

Fig 186

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