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Shannon Frye · 12-19-2006, 09:15 PM

Hey Steve,
When you did it, did you find the best postion for the "protected" person was to always stay at your back? 2 thoughts came to mind when I envisioned this scenerio - either play fullback and run blocker for the halfback (works better if progressing forwards), or use your "protected one" as bait and snag an attacker from the side (or rear).

Very interesting scenerio - very applicable for anyone with kids - I'll see if I can get volunteer at my place to try it out.

12-19-2006, 09:15 PM	#23
Shannon Frye Dojo: Aikido Fellowship of VA / Chesapeake Va Location: Virginia Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 184 Offline	Re: 2 on 1+wife Rondori Hey Steve, When you did it, did you find the best postion for the "protected" person was to always stay at your back? 2 thoughts came to mind when I envisioned this scenerio - either play fullback and run blocker for the halfback (works better if progressing forwards), or use your "protected one" as bait and snag an attacker from the side (or rear). Very interesting scenerio - very applicable for anyone with kids - I'll see if I can get volunteer at my place to try it out.