The reaction is such as to prevent your opponent from using the power of his fingers, and he will find that he cannot choke you, try as he will. You also place the palm of your right hand over the same elbow if necessary, over your own fingers. By applying sharp pressure from the body on this elbow, you will force your opponent to your left, and in most cases, crash his head against the wall. If your opponent should grasp you in this manner and bend his arms, he will thus render the first two defenses useless. Your defense for such an attack will be to raise your left hand, the back of your hand toward the ground, and strike with the power of the body between hip bone and the floating ribs.
Contact is made with the little finger edge of the hand.
It will cause your opponent to release his hold, and, in most cases, also deprive him of his wind for a good space of time. Your initial reaction is to place your chin in the crook of your opponent's elbow so that he cannot choke you, at the same time grasping the back of his arm just above the elbow with your right hand and placing your right foot just on the outside of his right foot. By striking backwards with your hips against his midsection, retaining your hold on his upper arm with your right hand and bending from the waist swiftly, you will catapult your opponent over your head and to the ground. Meanwhile, to keep Attacker from letting go once he realizes the throw is coming, Defender needs to put both his hands on Attacker's arms while keeping spine erect but bending the knees. Your initial action is to reach up with your right hand, grasping the base of his right thumb and placing your own right thumb on the back of his hand close to the wrist, at the same time bending to the right.