The existance of Squirrel Kung-Fu?

[No_Know]

What I had put here needn't be put.

[yenhoi]

So what does a squirrel do when the opponent seizes a leg or both legs? How does he defend and fight from his back? Are these addressed in your 5(7) points?

[No_Know]

Not addressed in 5(7) points but I'll address it here.-ish

[No_Know]

"So what does a squirrel do when the opponent seizes a leg or both legs?"

Breathe--matching my stance to compensate for person's momentum. I look to stay-upright. I wait, if you would, to see what happens next.

If lifted I breath and shake/shiver/comprehend "compensating down-ish" to stay standing.



"How does he defend and fight from his back?"

Head T.I.E.E.; with curving the abs bringing the hips up, bend the knees, grab the person at the ribcage (under/inside the arms). Lower the hips. Hands on their thighs and Ripdown-calves on their pecs--stretching their abs to their crotch, perhaps pulling the thighs, connecting their curved upper back or head to the ground/mat.



" Are these addressed in your 5(7) points?"

It could be a stretch but could also be used. If I was interested in fighting, 5(7) points should be nice strikings/ good target areas. 5(7) is strikes. I prefer to rely other than on strikes as the result can vary greatly.

In Squirrel~ defese by striking is only done striking attacks. Can't strike attacks from the ground.~ Would rather do other than bother. Would uproot person at the knees (prying then leveraging using wrists/elbows). Cross elbows to his hips or circling elbows to hit same side inner or inner-top thigh. Or shoulder scoochand same-side elbow down on their knees could also be a preference.



-Pull them to the mat from behind.
-Hit the thighs with elbows or Leopard's paws.
-Hit the knees with shoulder controlled elbows.

I No_Know