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Originally Posted by jubaji
Ok....
Somehow or other you have found yourself on the mat/ground/floor/etc. You are on all fours or in a sort of 'squatting' kneeling position (like seiza).
Your opponent is behind you, not directly 'on' you but half kneeling behind with two hands on your back.
........go!
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again, id have to use the same strategy i would in situation 1. i would once "again use the sudden flexation of my muscles to defeat my attacker in this position. see, if he has his hands on my back before i have chosen to fully flex my huge back muscles, he will be caught completely off guard once my large trapz flex suddenly, hitting his body and his hands like car air bags inflating on impact. its going to knock him back with intense kinetic energy. once i feel his body get knocked back by the flexation of my huge, dense trapz and lats, i can do a foreward judo roll and get to feet and decide what course of action will need to be taken then.
some of you will ask, " well what if he has grips??" " what if he has underhooks or a body lock????" well think about it. if my lats and trapz are big enough to knock him back the moment i flex them, that is going to do 2 things to my attacker if he is that close to me and holding on tight. first off, the flexation of my traps alone could break facial bones/ injure his neckl if he is leaning his head on my back. it can be like car whiplash, he will release his grip once my trapz have fully flexed and caused his head to whip back so fast and with such force. the other scenario is, that my trapz and lats flexing together at the same time will simply make it impossible for an opponent to get both arms around me, when my trapz and lats are fully flexed i become so much bigger in size that most men just do not physically have the arm length to achieve a body lock over my densly muscled body.
"I could feel his muscle tissues collapse under my force. It's ludicrous these mortals even attempt to enter my realm. " - Mike Tyson