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Dominating Lever - Cross Hand Wrist Grab

Dominating Lever is a Reactionary Defensive Method against a right hand grab to your right wrist. This second scenario is a grappling/locking method to counter the attack. It is most typical to use this method when the opponent raises up while you are applying an arm bar and/or striking.

As your opponent begins to grab your wrist, begin to twist your forearm clockwise as you rotate your palm facing you. This action will lift his arm up and twist his arm with his thumb facing downward.

The follow up can be done at any time. We will show the technique as the same as before until you complete the knee strike. However, The Elite-Fighters Method trains you how to recover from situations while they develop. The opponent may raise up at any time.

Counter grab the opponent's wrist with your right hand and strike his elbow with your left forearm or wrist bone.

Pull your right hand toward your right hip while pressing downward on the opponent's elbow with your left forearm. This will bend the opponent over forming an arm bar.

Strike the opponent's right temple with a left outward elbow strike.

Circle your left arm clockwise to wind up for an inward downward elbow strike to the opponent's upper spine

The left hand must continue to maintain a tight grip on his right wrist.

Force your opponent's head downward with a left palm strike while striking upward with a right knee strike.

As the opponent begins to raise up, begin forming a figure-four lock by circling your left arm over the opponent's right arm and then grabbing your own right wrist

Twist your opponent's right arm backward as you complete the figure-four lock.

This lock may tear the opponent's right shoulder muscles and tendons. You may also get to slip a right inward elbow strike to the opponent's face.

Pivot counterclockwise, throwing the opponent onto his back while maintaining the figure-four lock.

(this image is the reverse view)

Step up to the opponent's rib cage with you right foot (you can add a kick to the ribs), and then step in front of the opponent's face with your left foot.

You must step very close to the opponent's face with your left foot, therefore, an axe kick with your left foot to his head is appropriate.

Finish by stepping over the opponent with your right foot and sitting back onto his head as you pull his arm up forming an arm bar and an ankle choke.

Use extreme caution when practicing this technique. It is easy to injure the elbow at this point and cut off the blood and air supply to the opponent's head.

Notice how the opponent is laying on his left arm, rendering it useless under his own weight and yours.

This technique is very easy to apply and it is very effective.

Dominating Lever 1

Dominating Lever 3

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	As your opponent begins to grab your wrist, begin to twist your forearm clockwise as you rotate your palm facing you. This action will lift his arm up and twist his arm with his thumb facing downward. The follow up can be done at any time. We will show the technique as the same as before until you complete the knee strike. However, The Elite-Fighters Method trains you how to recover from situations while they develop. The opponent may raise up at any time.

	Counter grab the opponent's wrist with your right hand and strike his elbow with your left forearm or wrist bone.

	Pull your right hand toward your right hip while pressing downward on the opponent's elbow with your left forearm. This will bend the opponent over forming an arm bar.

	Strike the opponent's right temple with a left outward elbow strike.

	Circle your left arm clockwise to wind up for an inward downward elbow strike to the opponent's upper spine The left hand must continue to maintain a tight grip on his right wrist.

	Force your opponent's head downward with a left palm strike while striking upward with a right knee strike.

	As the opponent begins to raise up, begin forming a figure-four lock by circling your left arm over the opponent's right arm and then grabbing your own right wrist

	Twist your opponent's right arm backward as you complete the figure-four lock. This lock may tear the opponent's right shoulder muscles and tendons. You may also get to slip a right inward elbow strike to the opponent's face.

	Pivot counterclockwise, throwing the opponent onto his back while maintaining the figure-four lock. (this image is the reverse view)

	Step up to the opponent's rib cage with you right foot (you can add a kick to the ribs), and then step in front of the opponent's face with your left foot. You must step very close to the opponent's face with your left foot, therefore, an axe kick with your left foot to his head is appropriate.

	Finish by stepping over the opponent with your right foot and sitting back onto his head as you pull his arm up forming an arm bar and an ankle choke. Use extreme caution when practicing this technique. It is easy to injure the elbow at this point and cut off the blood and air supply to the opponent's head. Notice how the opponent is laying on his left arm, rendering it useless under his own weight and yours. This technique is very easy to apply and it is very effective.
	Dominating Lever 1 Dominating Lever 3