FULL NELSON ESCAPE | Instructional Graphics
A full Nelson attack is an act of restraining someone with excessive force, particularly in a way that targets and puts significant pressure on vulnerable areas like the neck or spine. If applied with force, it may lead to injuries, especially if the person being restrained resists or struggles.
If you are ever in such a situation, it's advisable to focus on techniques that prioritize your safety and allow you to escape rather than attempt to control or restrain the attacker. Techniques such as striking vulnerable areas (e.g., eyes, nose, throat), using joint locks, or employing escapes and evasion tactics may be more appropriate for self-defense situations.
Following is the visual representation of how to escape a full Nelson attack:
Accordian Folded: Front Side
Accordian Folded: Back Side
This project was done as a part of 'Visual Thinking' module during 3rd semester at NID, Ahmedabad.
