• The aggressor is located in front of the defender
• Two handed strangulation in the stand

• bilateral, circling striking movement with the forearms from the bottom inside to the top outside against the forearms of the aggressor

• Ambidextrous horizontal hand edge strike (Mae shuto uchi) to the carotid arterys
• Lay both hands on to the back of the head of the aggressor and pull it downwards, during ...
• ... a knee is raised upwards to the face of the aggressor (Hiza gashira ate)

• go on distance or ...
• ... bring to the ground and final Atemi technique

Strangle attacks pose a threat to life, they are consistent, timely and hard to fend off!