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SUMMARY:Push Defenses (Part II)
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DESCRIPTION: Push defenses: L parry w/body defense and counterattack (orange belt)
    
L parry/block against a push using a counterpunch
This defense may be used if you have your hands in a low ready position with your body bladed.

This low ready position serves as both a de-escalation and prepared defensive position.
By not raising your arms fully to your eyebrows in a defensive posture (thereby possibly demonstrating aggression to the aggressor [and witnesses]) with your palms up facing the aggressor, you appear to be in a “reasoning” position facing toward the aggressor.
If the attacker uses one arm or two arms to push you, this position readily allows you to deflect the attacker’s incoming arm(s) while also facilitating a body defense.
Rotate your front arm using a modified chop to deflect the attacker’s incoming arms combined with a sidestep body defense. Importantly in krav maga, the hand always leads the body by intercepting or deflecting the...

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