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3 Ways to Escape if Someone Grabs Your Hair

By Matthew Lynch
November 10, 2023
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In a world that is often unpredictable, it’s essential to be prepared and know how to protect yourself in dangerous situations. One such situation is if someone grabs your hair as a means of control or attack. This article aims to present three methods you can use to escape if someone grabs your hair.

1. The Two-Handed Method:

The first method involves using both of your hands to force your attacker’s grip open, freeing your hair from their grasp.

– As soon as someone grabs your hair, quickly place both of your hands over theirs, securing a grip around their fingers.

– Quickly twist their wrist by rotating your hands in one direction. This leverage should cause them to release their grasp on your hair.

– As soon as they let go, create distance between the two of you by stepping back or moving around them.

2. Striking Your Attacker:

Your attacker is vulnerable when holding onto your hair, so use this opportunity to strike them and weaken their grip before escaping.

– Use one hand to hold onto the hand gripping your hair and use the other hand to quickly and forcefully strike them in any vulnerable area such as the eyes, nose or throat.

– Continue striking until you feel their grip loosen or they let go entirely.

– Once free from their grasp, ensure you move away quickly and get help if necessary.

3. Using Your Legs:

Another option for escaping from a hair grab is using your legs, which can provide more power than just using your upper body.

– Position yourself by bending your knees slightly and lowering your center of gravity.

– Using the leg closest to the attacker, deliver a swift and powerful kick towards their knee or shin to destabilize them.

– If necessary, follow up with additional kicks or strikes until they release their grip on your hair.

– When they let go, immediately get out of reach and seek assistance or safety.

In conclusion, it’s important to know and practice techniques for escaping if someone grabs your hair. Depending on the circumstances, either the two-handed method, striking your attacker, or using your legs can be effective strategies for protecting yourself in this dangerous situation. Remember to stay calm and act quickly to regain control and escape safely.

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