DTs Flashcards
mandibular angle pressure point
This pressure point is located behind the ears
common peroneal nerve
clavicle notch pressure point
This pressure point is located above the collar bone
hypoglossal pressure point
Golgi tendon
This tendon is located on the outer side of the elbow, right above the joint. it is used for applying pain and to make someone get on the ground. After preforming a cross grab wrist control turn towards the suspect and keep your hand on the wrist, with your other make a fist and place it above their elbow then with a push pull movement guide them down.
brachial plexus origin pressure point
This pressure point is located on the left side of the neck
brachial plexus tie-in pressure point
This pressure point is located in between the collar bone and the left shoulder.
femoral nerve
This sensitive nerve is located on the in side of the thighs.
cross grab wrist control
The main reason for using cross grab wrist control is to set up a submission or to gain control of a suspect. To preform this stand in the suspects 1 position then the hand that is opposite of yours so right hand grabs right hand and visa versa. The placement of the grab is where the watch would be located, so once you grab the wrist you then step into their 2.5, trapping their elbow in yours and you then end up in their 3
front mount
top and bottom mount
rear seated control
side mount
rear mount
shrimping
Shrimping is a technic for the purpose of evading a side mount and putting your opponent into guard. this is a fundamental move in ground DTs. To preform the shrimping the person is laying on their back, then with both feet planted close to their butt they turn on their side and extend their legs; this will push the lower half of their body towards there head.
