Weightlessness Academy

Part 2 Intro to Soft Weapons Self Defense

Part 2 Use Your Intelligence

Part 2 On Practicality

Principles | Training for Reality

Principles | Principles over Techniques

Principles | The right technique at the right time

Safety Considerations

Part 2 Sash Grips and Blocking Techniques

Inner Forearm Block to Wrap | Internal Rotation of Arm

Inner Forearm Block to Wrap | External Rotation of Arm | Wrist Lock Entry

High Block Intercept to Wrap | Transition to 1) Shoulder Lock and 2) Armpit Arm bar

Downward Trap to Wrap

Drilling Alternating Intercepts

Blending (Drawing Out) With Empty Hands

From Blending to Binding

Destructuring : Trapping Intercept | Empty Hand and Sash

Empty Hand Trap to Arm Lever / Shoulder Lock

Shoulder Lock from Wrist Grab to Sash Trap Application

Turning Throw to Sash Choke

Destructuring Trap to Outer Wrist Lock

Restructuring Trap | 2 Punch Intercept

Weave Grip Outside Parry Options

Haymaker Intercepts

Downward Trap to Leg Bind

Following / Sticking Intercept W/ Empty Hand

Clamping Intercept W/ Empty Hand

Circling Intercept to Shoulder Lock W/ Empty Hand

Following to Binding W/ Sash - Rear Shoulder Lock (Speed Based)

Following to Binding W/ Sash - High Shoulder Lock (Leverage Based)

Sealing Intercept Principles and Empty Hand Follow Ups

Sealing With Circling to Outer Wrist / Shoulder Lock

Circling Intercept to Double Punch Trap

Sealing to Second Punch Defense 2

High Block Wrap to Armbar

Sealing the Joint with Weave Grip

Sealing With Weave Grip Into Deep Locks / Throws

Sealing to Armbar

Sealing to Outside Shoulder Throw (Elbow Locked)

Sealing to Wheel Throw

Sealing to Whipping Throw

Sealing to Outside Whipping Throw

Immediate Locking

Attacking Principles | Wrapping Limbs

Attacking a Punch with Chain - Wrap & Throw

Whip Attack to Head Wrap - Catch & Throw

Head Wrap Entry to Control the Body

Lasso Throw

Off Balancing Sweep

Inner Knee Press

Head Wrap Throw

If the Sash is Grabbed

Pressing & Popping Attacks

Don't Limit Your Options

The Sash as a Reserve Tool

Free Sparring

Final Considerations

Conclusion and Thanks

Tom's Back Story