How to defend choke from the front - no matter your size!

Welcome to our empowering self-defense video, where we unveil the secrets behind defending against the front choke. In this hands-on tutorial, you'll witness a remarkable woman skillfully protecting herself from a potential attacker/husband:). Join us as we break down the essential techniques and strategies employed by her, providing you with valuable insights and practical knowledge. In our captivating demonstration, you'll learn how to effectively counter a front choke, gaining confidence and essential skills along the way. We emphasize the importance of personal safety and equip you with the necessary tools to defend yourself in threatening situations. Our expert instructors guide you through each step, ensuring that you grasp the techniques thoroughly. Discover the key elements to successful front choke defense, including leveraging body mechanics, utilizing proper stance and positioning, and executing swift and decisive counterattacks. Gain empowerment through knowledge as you witness this incredible display of self-defense in action. Our video aims to empower individuals of all backgrounds and experiences, providing them with the means to protect themselves and their loved ones. Feel empowered as you unlock the secrets of effective front choke defense and boost your self-confidence. Don't miss out on this opportunity to enhance your self-defense skills and become better prepared for any potential dangers. Watch now and join the league of empowered individuals who take their safety into their own hands. Stay tuned for more empowering self-defense tutorials and become the best version of yourself. #selfdefense #frontchokedefense #empowering #martialarts #defensemoves #safety #personalprotection #safetyfirst #selfdefenseclass #selfdefensetechniques #chokedefense #empowerment #safetytips #empowermentthroughdefense #unveilingsecrets #selfdefensesecrets #frontchokemoves #selfdefensetraining #stayprepared #awareness #selfdefensetips #kravmaga

[@turntablesrockmyworld9315]

Not a bad standard, technique; I used to teach this in the 1990s, but no one really chokes like this with arms at extension. Usually a choke is done ballistically with arms bent and usually into a wall or with off balancing and movement.

[@simoneriksson8329]

This is my favorite frontchokedefence

[@jamiematthews4173]

Voice got a little higher at 1:40. 😂❤😂

[@mellni4201]

She got him

[@maicolx7776]

And that s not KM 😂