This is yet another set
of clips recently uncovered in our archives. They are a
followup to our previous videos (Defending Against Grabs
From the Front; Defending Against Grabs From the Rear),
and provide examples of techniques applied in a
collection of diverse circumstances.
We believe these clips have value as a record of our
history and evolution—preserving both what we were
working toward and how we approached it—and merit
preservation for that reason.
They were recorded many years ago on a device with
maximum resolution of 640 × 480 pixels. While the image
quality doesn’t compare to what modern devices can
produce, back then, this was state-of-the-art consumer
video. We appreciate your understanding regarding the
less than optimal quality.
For context, all clips were entirely improvised and
captured as they happened, with no editing, staging, or
re-shoots.
Mixed
Attack Defenses
Below
are quick-reference points on the topics
presented:
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