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Gracie combatives Flashcards

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Triangle Defenses

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Twisting Arm Handcuffing Procedure

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Vascular Neck Restraint Defenses

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Double Underhook Pass

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Front Headlock Defense

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Guard Get up

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Hidden Arm Technique

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Kimura (Weapon Retention)

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Safe Draw

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Twisting Arm Control (2.0)

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Knee on Stomach

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Advanced Guard Get up

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Advanced Guard Get up

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Back Mount Escape (2.0)

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Cross Draw Weapon Retention

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Multiple Officer Arrest Procedure

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Vascular Neck Restraint

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Rear Takedown

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Two-Man Takedown

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Wall-Pin Tactics

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Wall-Pin Tactics

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Standing Headlock Defenses

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Standing Headlock Defenses

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Guillotine Defense (2.0)

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Guillotine Defense (2.0)

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Standing Weapon Retention

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Standing Weapon Retention

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Edged Weapon Defense

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Edged Weapon Defense

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Tactical Vehicle Extraction

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Tactical Vehicle Extraction

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Standing Weapon Retention

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Standing Weapon Retention

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Cross Draw Weapon Retention

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Cross Draw Weapon Retention

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Step 1:

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On top, suspect on bottom

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Step 2

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With both hands grab his forearm with double C clamp hands

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Step 3

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Post your opposite leg up in 90 degrees from his arm you grabbed

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Step 4

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Now bring up that arm you grabbed and wedge it over your thigh, maintaining your hold with your hand on his wrist, that’s the same side as your posted leg

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Step 5

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Place other hand on the inner portion of his elbow, getting his elbow up in vertical 90 degree position.

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Step 6

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Open up and remove posted leg

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Step 7

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Start twisting his wrist with hand holding onto it, while pulling it back, while pushing with hand on the inner elbow away from your body. This will cause him to roll over onto his stomach

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Step 8

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Keep his other hand over his head, by verbally telling him, this is to make sure when you roll him over his hand doesn’t go underneath his waste, potentially grabbing a weapon

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Step 8

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As your forcing him to roll over, give verbal commands to roll over

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Step 9

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Tuck his hand in to his low back

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Step 10

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Keep his elbow flush to his ribs, right, while maintaining his hand in low back

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Step 11

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While holding his wrist with hand in low back, put other elbow on his back, with that hand on the tricep of the penned arm

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Step 12

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Now change position on suspect, by switching knee up and knee down, rotating your body over suspect

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Step 13

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Now use knee and place against tricep that was penned with that arm, still maintaining hold of wrist in lower back with same hand

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Step 14

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Now use one of several wrist manipulations, in order to force the suspect to bring his other arm back

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Step 15

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Gooseneck wrist manipulation: hand off wrist penned in low back to other hand, and start pressing back on wrist, pushing the tricep into knee downPush now with palm into knuckles, creating tension on wrists

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Step 16

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Other joint manipulation: With left hand, Turn his palm to feetWith right hand, grab 2 of 4 fingers (as if your going to shake his hands) and bend up toward head, creating box configurationVerbal commands, bring arm back, turn palm up. Handcuff

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Other joint manipulation

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Shoulder lock: best oneWith with same arm as chalked knee against penned arm, place your elbow on their tricep and grab their penned wrist from underneath and pull upward

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45
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Step 17

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Now cough suspect

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46
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Tips: posted knee

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Make sure you move it out of way before you start rolling over

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Americana armlock variation

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Variation

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Step 1

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Tell him take other arm and lay it down

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49
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Step 2

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Tell him to flatten his legs

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Step 3

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Take knee on near side of the locked up arm and place in arm pit while taking your opposite leg and posting it on your foot near waste

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Step 4

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Now take locked up arm, keeping your hands in same position and shelf it over opposite leg

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Step 5

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Take out Americana holding, placing right hand in inner elbow and left hand on wrist.

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Step 6

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Remove legWith left hand, pull arm up into 90 degrees, while rotating his wrist pulling it back and pushing on inner elbow to rotate suspect

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Step 7

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If while hand is locked up in low back an he posts other hand on ground, reach in with your other hand while maintaining his other wrist in low back- snake your hand in- slap your palm to back of his hand- let fingers touch ground - roll arm forward, forcing his elbow to go forward, breaking his hand position on ground- now grab his hand- pull behind back and handcuff

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Straight Armlock Variation

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Variation

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Step 1

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Once straight armlock in place - give verbal commands to lay legs and other arm down- test of verbal compliance- if unwilling don’t go for move

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Step 2

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Take arm locked- turn it south- shelve on leg- c clamp with right hand, pushing arm to belly button- if you pull arm down, it becomes kimura- left hand on tricep

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Step 3

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Adjust hips, turning pelvis north| - take left leg and place on ground behind head

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Step 3

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Heals tight against his body

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Step 4

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Take left hand off tricep and slap above you on ground– keeping right hand holding his hand tight against your body - now elbow get up- hand get up( make this transition fast since you only have a hold on him with one hand)

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Step 5

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  • take left leg triangled around head, which is on the ground, and - straighten it- Bring leg back to where hips were- put knee to ground
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Step 6

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  • shelf his arm on your leg
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Step 7

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  • arm might be too far back on your thigh when shelved- open hips up, which will push arm forward, giving you room to get hand behind inner elbow portion, then go into handcuffing procedure
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Tips

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If he posts his hand, while other is locked behind his back in order to roll over, and your late slapping his arm to where now he is rolling..- go into straight armlock again from the side

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Tips

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If your applying to much pain compliance, they could freak and add more resistance. So lesson pain compliance and they might not resist as much

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Tips

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If in middle of positioning to cuffing and they are resisting a ton, go back to Mount, wait for help

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Tips

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Don’t rely on pain compliance, but rely on control

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68
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Tips

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Consider to add a bit of pain compliance to get a reaction, back off and ask them if they will comply

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Slice 1: Standard Variation

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Indicator: You’ve established the mount and the opponent’s hands are up for protection.ED: Keep the elbow bent at a ninety degree angle, verbally command the opponent.MCM: Ineffective “push pull” movement of the opponent’s arm.BGR: Go with the flow.DO: From the mount simulate open-hand strikes, execute technique, reverse roles.

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Slice 2: Americana Variation

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Indicator:Opponent surrenders to Americana Armlock and you seek to apply handcuffs.ED: Constant wrist control.DO: Start from the mount, 1 rep, reverse roles.

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Slice 3: Straight Armlock Variation

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Indicator: Opponent surrenders to Straight Armlock and you seek to apply handcuffs.ED: Use legs for control and only proceed once opponent is compliant.MCM: Improper leg positioning and failure to lean northward.DO: Start from Straight Armlock final control, 1 rep, reverse roles.

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Mindset Minute

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The handcuffs can/should only be applied after full control of the opponent is established. First priority is always control. Second priority is handcuff/submissions.

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Slice 2: Standing Knee Buckle (with Handcuffing Transition)

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Indicator: Opponent is standing with their back towards you.Essential Detail: Simultaneous shoulder pull and knee kick.Most Common Mistake: Kicking with the wrong leg.Bonus Detail: From kneeling application, transition straight into handcuffing procedure.Drill Order: One rep, kneeling pressure, handcuffing transition, reverse roles.

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Step 1

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At the same time, kick the back of his knee, while slapping him on the shoulders and pulling back. As he falls back into you, wrap your right arm around his neck and grab onto his left shoulder with your right handThe foot that kicked, bring back for base, have it as the rearest footHave your other foot almost between his legs, keep him back so he is off balance. Reach in with your left hand and grab his left forearm

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Step 2

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Now walk him back until he is on the ground, put your left knee on ground behind him, with right leg out for base. Now tell him to put arms behind back.Reach down with your hand not around neck and grab opposite wristspin him till he is on ground, with stomach on ground, hand behind back. Handcuff

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Step 1

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You as an officer are in someone’s guard, with their legs wrapped around your back

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Step 2

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Suspect is possibly now holding you against his chest, with his arms around your neck

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78
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Step 3

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If suspect is holding you, but not dangerous, dont panic, just stay there

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Step 4 - Open Guard Variation

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If legs uncross, then bring your arms off his biceps and bring them underneath his legs, underneath the knees into underhooks. You will feel his legs comes undone, and he might do that because he is planning on getting away. When this happens, move quick.if legs dont uncross, reach up with arm and grab arm not gripping your head tight. pin it. Then push arm through near head thats gripped, push arm on his chest and wiggle head out. start striking in face, and then more than likely legs will uncling to eachother, then move hands underneath legs, etc.

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Step 5

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With one arm, bring his one leg up onto your shoulder

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Step 6

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With other arm grab other thigh on top of thigh (grip thigh so this leg cant come up on your shoulder and strangle you by locking into other leg),and with the other arm that pushed the leg up onto your shoulder, grab his opposite shoulder

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Step 7

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leg of side of arm grabbing his shoulder, get off knee and straighten out leg, up on feet

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step 8

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your head right over his head

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84
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step 9

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as you move to his side, your hips go forward and your head lifts up- dont drop to knees, but legs foward, with head coming up and legs lying flat on ground

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step 10

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now melt into side control

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86
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step 11

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perfect side control, chest to chest

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step 12

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left elbow in left side of neck, with right arm underneath his butt - called modified side mount

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step 13

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now bring his arm around your neck, where his arm is now close to his feet instead of his own head. We do this so we can then move into standard side mount control.

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step 14

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now rotate hips to where left leg comes up on foot, where right leg is straight

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90
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step 15

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Left elbow into left side of neck, right arm on ground underneath butt

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91
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Step 16

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Suspect brings left arm around neck on right side

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Step 17

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Take right arm near butt, and bring it across his body, bringing your right arm underneath his left arm

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step 18

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Rotate hips to wear knees are facing up in direction of his head

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94
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Step 19

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Bring left arm underneath his neck and lock your hands together

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95
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Fight simulation

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Trap and Roll Escape (3 variations)Double Underhook Guard Pass (2 variations)Double Underhook Guard Pass (2 variations)Positional Control – Mount (4 variations)Twisting Arm Handcuffing (3 variations)

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96
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Slice 1: Open Guard Variation

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Indicator: Opponent’s legs are uncrossed, and you seek to advance your position.ED: Dip the shoulder, keep weight on opponent, and pass to the opposite side of your gun.MCM: Weight on knees instead of toes during stack.ST: Tighten up your core to protect your body during the stack.BD: Always pass to the side opposite of your firearm.DO: Start from open guard, 1 rep, reverse roles.

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Slice 2: Closed Guard Variation

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Indicator: Opponent crosses their feet and establishes the closed guard.ED: Solid posture and good distraction strikes.MCM: Face up and exposed, during pass, instead of down and protected.DO: Start in the closed guard, strike for distraction, pass the guard, reverse roles.

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Mindset Minute

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When you find yourself inside the closed guard, there is no major hurry to pass. Whenever possible, achieve posture and use distraction strikes to force the guard to open at which point you can either stand up and disengage or use the Double Underhook Pass to achieve the side mount. Also, once you achieve the side mount, you should anticipate their attempt to reestablish the guard and position yourself accordingly.

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Slice 1: Basic Application (Preparation Drill)

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ED: Very tight initial wrap – no gaps.MCM: Lifting up without driving armpit down.ST: Tighten neck muscles to stay safe during pressure.DO: Start standing, 1 rep on each side, reverse roles.Note: All LEOs should adhere to their organizations’ ‘Use of Force Policy’ regarding the application of the Front Headlock Neck Restraint.

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Front Headlock

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With subject facing you, their head underneath you right armpit, with your right arm wrapped around their neck, clinching your left hand

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101
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Step 2

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Bring your hips forward, while dropping your right shoulder and lifting up and squeezing with right arm. With left hand holding onto right hand, turn right hand while hips come forward

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102
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Tips

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Very deep is the head placed into armpit

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103
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Tip

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make sure head isnt in your chest, but deep in your armpit

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104
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Tip

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make sure you stand and not lean forward to keep him from picking you up and dumping you on ground. For him to pick you up he has to drop to grab your legs, but the more he drops the more the choke will work.

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105
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Slice 2: Standing Variation

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Indicator: Opponent attempts to tackle you or dive in for your duty belt.ED: Block the shoulders and continue sprawling until the full wrap is established.MCM: Trying to apply pressure from a sprawled position instead of standing up.BGR: When simulating the tackle, continue driving forward until the wrap is fully established.DO: Start standing, neutralize tackle, 1 rep, reverse roles.Note: When applying this technique always be cognizant of the condition of the opponent. As explained in Lesson 6, it is important to be able to recognize when they are unconscious so that you can immediately transition to aftercare procedures. To avoid unnecessary exposure to injury, do not continue to apply this restraint after you are aware that they have completely passed out. Always adhere to your agency’s UOF policy as well as its aftercare procedures.

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Step 1

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If subject runs at you, first put at your hands onto his shoulders to stop him, while keeping your legs back so they cant grab your tools on duty belt. Now drop forearms onto shoulder, then wrap his neck deep into armpit and then go into front headlockNote: Once you grab your wrist underneath his neck, then walk forward

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107
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Note

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If someone is going for your weapons on your duty belt, this is a proper use of force because they are wanting your weapons to hurt or kill you

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108
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Slice 3: Front Headlock Defense

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Indicator: Opponent catches you in a standing Front Headlock.ED: Always move to the side opposite the neck wrap.MCM: Failure to maintain control of the legs throughout.BD: Commit to the side flop and don’t let go of the legs.DO: 1 rep, reverse roles.Remember if someone wraps your neck, you have to land on the opposite site of the hold

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109
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Step 1

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Your neck gets wrapped in his right armpit, with his right arm around your neck and his left hand clinching his right hand.

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110
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Step 2

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Now move your right hand to the outside of his left leg,| The back of your left hand to the inside of his right leg

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111
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Step 2

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Now move your right hand to the outside of his left leg,| The back of your left hand to the inside of his right leg

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112
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Step 3

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Now use your hands to move your body to the opposite side of the neck hold, which will place his left foot almost between your two feet, making somewhat of a triangle

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113
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Step 4

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Now take your right leg and shoot it through the back entrance between his left leg and right leg, wrapping your leg around his left leg (like a hook), with your knee falling to the ground, driving through with your back foot to make the suspect fall

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114
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Step 5

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Continue holding onto his legs as you both fall. Your body will then rotate with your stomach facing the ceiling and your left leg coming around and landing on the ground. Youll be in a position of a bridge in a way

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115
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Step 6

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Now rotate back and go to your knees

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116
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Step 7

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Now let go of his leg with your right hand and bring your right forearm and place it on his neckThen grab onto his right shoulder with your hand while bringing your elbow down, causing your forearm to cause pressure on his neck

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117
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Step 8

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The neck restraint you apply with your forearm should cause him to let go of your neck

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118
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Step 9

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Underhook right arm with your left arm

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119
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Step 10

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Underhook left arm with your right arm

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120
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Tip

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When you triangulate, dont bring your left leg to close to his leg, because if it is, and you hook his leg, it will be hard to drive off the leg to close to cause him to fall

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121
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Tip

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When practicing and you both fall to ground after hooking the leg, allow your hips to hit ground so all that pressure isnt on your partner when you fall

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122
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Note

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When on the ground and your head is still in guillotine, and your in somewhat side mount, he cant finish you. now dont pull your neck out, instead push it in, safer for neck. Instead rely on your forearm on his neck to choke him for him to let you go

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123
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Note

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If triangulated to side, and suspect tries to pull guard, and you fall to ground, your still on side and out of his guard

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124
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Tip

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Flex your neck and make it tight, tuck that chin

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125
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Mindset Minute

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Of all the techniques that have been used by students around the world by Gracie Jiu-Jitsu students, the Front Headlock Neck Restraint is one of the most common, probably because it is so easy to catch on an unsuspecting opponent. Focus on perfecting your ability to establish the initial wrap very quickly and tightly, and be sure to give the technique enough time to take effect.

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126
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Slice 1: Hidden Arm Technique

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Indicator: Opponent is prone with both hands hidden under his chest.ED: Effective use of the subject’s shoulder as a fulcrum.MCM: Failure to lean all the weight on the suspect.BGR: Do not clasp hands together for this variation.ST: Be gentle with the shoulder during practice.DO: Start on the prone back mount, hands hidden, 1 rep, reverse roles.

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127
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Slice 2: Close Quarters Variation

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Indicator: Opponent’s is prone with hands hidden in confined space.ED: Instead of shoulder on back, use knee on back during the pry.MCM: Ineffective movement and positioning of the posted foot.ST: Be gentle with the knee on back as it can be painful in practice.DO: Start on the prone back mount, 1 rep, reverse roles.

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128
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Mindset Minute

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It is important not to lose your patience with this technique, and remember that time is on your side. Your objective is to achieve the handcuffing position using the least amount of force. If at any point, your opponent rises to their knees, you can disengage instantly or you can insert your hooks and control the back mount.

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129
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Step 1

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Suspect on stomach, hands underneath chest, legs straight, refusing to cooperate to give hands up. Passive resistance

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130
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Step 2

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Not showing hands, unknown if weapon, first need to make sure weapon isnt under his chest

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131
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Step 3

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knees next to side of suspects bodychest on backbring elbow over head, against the side of his face furthest away from your body, and with elbow, swipe his head onto your lap, posting your hand on ground and your elbow against your knee

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132
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step 4

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with your other hand, pull up on this other shoulder and check his hands to see if they are empty

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133
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Step 5

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now with same hand that lifted his body, check waste line and whatever else you can for weapons

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134
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Step 6

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Now when ready, remove your hold on him, push off and put left hand on shoulder and right hand on hip, and your right knee in his lower back, with right foot on ground. Post your left leg out at 90 degrees, with foot on ground

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135
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Step 7

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Now with the left hand that was on the left shoulder, reach underneath top of of shoulder and pull up, and with the knee that was on the lower back, push knee into crevice of the shoulder that was lifted, making that arm come to a 90 degree angle from his ribcage, making what appears to be a chicken wing

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136
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Step 8

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Now with the hand that lifted the shoudler, reach in through the hole created by the knee, and grab onto his forearm with a monkey grip

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137
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Step 8

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Now knee swtich, first bring both knees down to ground and then bringing the right leg into a 90 degree angle, while keeping opposite knee on ground and twisting your body

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138
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Step 9

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Now drop your shoulder and head into the middle of his back

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139
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Step 10

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Grab hand over hand around his forearm, both monkey grips

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140
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Step 11

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Now with both knees off ground, shoulder in back, hand over hand on his forearm, walk in the direction at the top of suspects body, while pulling and prying his arm out.Now if he has a tight grip on his hand with his other hand, pull up, bringing his arm your trying to pry out towards the stars, now reach other with your other hand and grab onto his other hand, prying it off and then pull out his arm. Look for his thumb and start there.

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141
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Step 12

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Now once arm is out, walk back and place his hand in the lower portion of his back, make sure you transition to C-clamps

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142
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Step 13

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Push elbow of arm on lower back against your thigh, locking it into place, with your other leg crossing his body at waste and going into 90 degree angle with foot on ground. Now manipulate wrist through pain compliance to bring other arm out.

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143
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Step 14

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Once arm comes out, have it extend all the way out and tell him palm out to make sure hand is empty

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144
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Step 15

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Tell him now to bring his hand back and once back, handcuff

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145
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Tip

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when chicken winging his arm, remember, inside knee, outside hand

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146
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Close Quarters Variation| Step 1

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Steps 1-8 are same, but instead of walking northward, your bring outside knee that was at a 90 degree angle, bring foot on ground closer to shoulder and then switch knees to where that knee if now on shoulder

147
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Step 2

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Now with hand on forearm in monkey grip fashion, drop that elbow into shoulder, which puts pressure on suspects arm to come further out, then grab forearm with your other hand and pull until hand comes out.

148
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Why not always do the close quarters variation?

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the first one is more stable because you have your body out further from his body, the CQV your more upright, which means more off balance.

149
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Slice 1: Mount Variation

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Indicator: Opponent is actively resisting arrest from the mount.Essential Detail: Use your body weight to trap the arm and to assist during the rollover.Most Common Mistake: Failure to open the front leg to allow the roll.Bonus Detail: Use the goose-neck wrist lock to gain compliance and ask for the free arm.Drill Orders: Start from mount, one rep, handcuffing finish, reverse roles.

150
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Slice 2: Side Mount Variation

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Indicator: Opponent is actively resisting arrest from side mount.Essential Detail: Underhook the inside arm to initiate the TAC.Most Common Mistake: Not waiting until the suspect calms down before initiating the roll (100-second Rule).Bonus Detail: Secure the opponent’s far-side arm with your south hand to enhance control.Drill Orders: One rep, control for 10 seconds, finish rollover, handcuff, reverse roles.

151
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Slice 3: T3 Handcuffing Procedure (Standard and Seattle Variation)

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Indicator: Opponent is prone and officer has control of one arm.Essential Detail: Keep pressure on the subject using shins.Most Common Mistake: Ineffective arm control.Bonus Detail: Use pain compliance to force subject to reveal second arm.Drill Orders: Two reps, reverse roles.

152
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Slice 4: Kimura Handcuffing Procedure

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Indicator: Opponent uses their spread elbow to prevent the full TAC rollover.Essential Detail: Establish double wrist grab prior to unwrapping the neck.Most Common Mistake: Ineffective footwork during the walk-around.Bonus Detail: Wait until they’ve exhausted before you dismount.Drill Orders: Two reps, one mount and one side mount, reverse roles.

153
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Mindset Minute

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In over 85 years of real fighting experience, no technique has been more effective at controlling aggressive subjects than the Twisting Arm Control. To maximize your options, perfect all variations.

154
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Easiest way to roll someone to their stomachMount VariationStep 1

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Your top mount, left arm pushes on right bicep, while your right arm pulls their right forearm down to ground, which is on the left side of their face.Also use your chest, pushing your chest down on their tricep to assist their arm down

155
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Step 2

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Your left arm then goes behind their neck while your right hand, which has a hold of their right forearm, feeds their right arm to your left hand. Then use your right arm to go underneath their left arm and have it go above their head, so they dont reach for their waste. You can hold them in this position.

156
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Step 3

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When you feel good about getting them to their belly, go to modified mount, which is lift your right leg to a 90 degree angle to foot on ground.

157
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Step 4

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Then press your chest against their back, driving them to roll over, along with your right hand on the tricep of the right arm thats trapped behind their head, then roll them over.

158
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step 5

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Now switch knees, with right knee now down on ground and left knee now at 90 degree angle with foot on floor. Maintain hands in same places

159
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Step 6

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Now roll them over, so they are now laying on their right side instead of their left side. Their right forearm now is pointed in the air. Your right leg will be on your right knee on the ground on the right side of their body, with your left leg posted on your foot on the left side of the body.

160
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Step 7

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Now reach up with your right hand and grab a hold of the outside of their right wrist (side of wrist) with monkey grip, placing your right elbow on the ground. It will make a triangle contact around their neck, with their forearm being one side, followed by your forearm being the other, and then the ground being the third.

161
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Step 8

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If he attempts to post other hand on ground (that is placing hand on ground to push up), then reach through, slap palm to top of his hand, move your forearm forward, thereby throwing his arm forward, then wrap fingers on wrist and pull his arm behind back.

162
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Step 9

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If he doesnt post, and is hiding his other hand underneath body, then while right hand is holding onto forearm, use your left hand and place on top of his right hand, applying pressure, called the goose neck. Applying this pressure, say give me your other hand

163
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Step 10

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Once he places his hand into his lower back after you told him to do it., let go of his wrist with your right hand, still maintaining pressure downward with your other hand for the goose neck. Then reach with your right hand to the opposite arm on his back, and reach underneath deeply at his bicep, dropping your hand all the way to his hand on the lower back.

164
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Step 11

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now let go of goose neck

165
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Step 12

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switch knees, chalking the elbow of hand in lower back with your left knee, with your right leg posted on ground at 90 degree angle on opposite side of body.

166
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Step 13

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Now take both of your hands and place them underneath his wrist, which is on his lower back. Hand over hand and start pulling northward towards head, telling him to bring his other arm back and place on his lower back for handcuffing.

167
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Initially, how do you get their arm to go around their neck for the beginning part of the move.

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Open hand strikes, etc, then right hand on forearm left hand on tricep, push arm in the direction of across the body on the other side of the neck and immediately bring your chest down on their tricep when far enough over to expediate the process

168
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why keep their hand above their head when rolling them over

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as you roll over their hand will cross their waste, to avoid that keep their hand above head while rotating them

169
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In the beginning part of the move, what is another option to get wrist grabbed by your arm around his neck.

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What you can do is, pin their other arm (not the arm you really want for this move) to the ground. They might panic and try to grab onto their own arm with their other arm to keep you from say doing an Americana armlock, quickly move and grab the wrist you want with your arm thats already hugging their neck

170
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be careful

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when your chest is on his shoulder rotating, causes an unformfortable impingement

171
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another tip

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When you initially rotate the person and you hit the roadblock on their elbow, you you body weight to pull them further over before goosenecking the wrist

172
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Twisting Arm Control is…

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the best way to get the suspect to roll over

173
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If after hitting the roadblock and you roll him over and start the gooseneck and he continues to roll, what are your options

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When you get him over, if your able to get the other hand quickly and place in lower back, then he wont roll, but you must be quick. You can go into straight arm lock, by grabbing his left arm and controlling him that way until you gain the compliance you need to handcuff.

174
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Remember

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the likelihood is the suspect doesnt want to go back to their back, but go to their belly so they can post and get up in order to get away.

175
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Side Mount Variation| Step 1

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Side mount control, with you being chest to chest on suspect, with your right hand underneath his left shoulder, and your left arm around his neck

176
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Step 2

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Now take your left arm and bring it underneath his right arm, with your left leg posted out for control and your right leg straight

177
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Step 3

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Walk your left hand up on the ground, which will force his right arm up as well, make sure its not close to his shoulder but a little further out, so you have more leverage.

178
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Step 4

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Now use your left shoulder and left arm, which is up against his right arm, and throw your shoulder to force his arm across his body. If for some reason you cant force his arm across his body, reach up and grab his head and hold there, pinning his arm between his head and your arm. When that arm relaxes, then use your shoulder to check it across.Another issue, is if when you get your left arm underneath his, he might take his right arm, put around your neck and grab his other hand, therefore putting you in a headlock. He can get a blood choke this way, so dont pull away your head, which gives him that ability. Tuck chin, put chin to chest, reach in with your right hand and pin his left arm to ground, breaking his grip and then feeding his right hand back to your right hand.

179
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Step 5

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Now once his hand comes across, use your right hand to slap his right arm across, then grab his right wrist with your left hand (C- Grip), which is hugging his neck

180
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Step 6

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Now go to your knees, with your chest to his chest, and knees up against the body

181
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Step 7

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Now cup his left tricep with your right hand, while maintaining control with your lefthand on his right wrist around his neck

182
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Step 8

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Make sure that left arm which is being pinned by your right hand on his left tricep is tight againt his body and yours. Keep your head down, so he cant take that left arm can get underneath your chin.

183
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Step 9

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If he attempts to roll away, stay on your knees because your weight is back. If you flatten out thinking that might help, it will only help him, because you weight shifts forward, which might cause him to flip you over him.And if he attempts to roll into you, push your right leg, which is on the right knee, out from your body for base

184
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Step 10

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Now to roll him over, push that pinned left arm north above body, roll him over to hit speed bump, and then cross over his body with your right leg, posting it on ground at 90 degree angle

185
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Step 11

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Now place right hand on his right tricep, with left hand maintaining control on the right wrist

186
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Step 12

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reach up grab right wrist now with right hand on side. and go into handcuffing procedures explained earlier.

187
Q

When is the right time to roll them over

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about 100 seconds

188
Q

If he starts to kick with his knees

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just angle your body more towards his head, not letting go of the hold

189
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T3 Handcuffing procedure| Step 1

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Suspect is on ground, with you forcing his right arm in lower back and your about to cuff him.

190
Q

Step 2

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Go around suspects body, with you now facing his feet, but in front of his head. Place right knee into Verasic Vertabrae or T3

191
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Step 3

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Bring suspects right arm up, placing both of your knees now on his back, wedging his right arm between your legs

192
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Step 4

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Keep knee off of suspects neck. If you lean up, as in pushing your pelvous out and becoming taller, while he is getting squirmy, it puts tremendous pressure on his shoulder.

193
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Step 5

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Another option is to keep on T3, while your left knee is on ground.

194
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Step 6

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Now reach around their arm, with your left arm, with contact being made above the elbow. Now reach across that arm and grab unto your thigh

195
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Step 7

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If their hand is closed and you need it open, pry the arm north with right hand, which will put pressure on the shoulder and the hand will open. Also used to get the arm behind the back.

196
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Step 8

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Glue their hand to your chest with your right hand, bending back their index and middle finger, with their palm to the sky. Now with your left hand, cuff that hand. and bring it down and cuff the other one.

197
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Remember

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Too much pressure might cause them to fight,. because they think you might break something. Thats fight or flight. So build up to that, to gain compliance. Also you can get to the pain compliance and back off, to let them know what awaits

198
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Now back to the elbow that acts as a roadblock. What do you do if they refuse to roll over

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What you need to do is go for a kimura lock.

199
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Kimura Handcuffing Procedure| Step 1

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With them on side, your right hand on their right tricep, and your left hand holding their right hand. Your left knee is on the ground to the left side of their body, with your leg posted at a 90 degree angle on their right side.

200
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Step 2

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Now with your left hand, push their right hand towards their head, freeing up space on their right side, underneath their arm, to slip your right hand underneath their armpit, while at the same time grabbing a hold of your left wrist with your right hand, forming a Kamora hold, double monkey grips

201
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Step 3

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Now considering he was putting up resistance, hold the kimura and lay on him until he know he is compliant or until back up arrives

202
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Step 4

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When your ready, get up from the mount while maintaining the kimuraGet off of his side, while moving to the left of his body, placing your right knee on his side and post your left leg on the floor at the 90 degree angle north of his head.

203
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Step 5

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Now remove your arms from around his neck while maintaining the kimura.

204
Q

Step 6

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Lift his arm up above his body at a 90 degree angle. Now rotate his arm outward to the right side of his body until is faces back towards his body, while maintaining the kimura, placing his arm in his lower back.

205
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Step 7

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Now go back to the T3 hold, with one knee on the T3, and the other on the ground. Positioning the arm between your right thigh and your left arm, which reaches over and grabs your right thigh. Before trapping it between your arm and leg, let go of the kimura and hug his arm bringing up against your chest.

206
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Slice 1: Guard Variation

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Indicator: Opponent is actively aggressive from the guard and you aim to stand up.Essential Detail: Solid top knee positioning across opponent’s chest.Most Common Mistake: Failure to “extend the ‘I’”.Bonus Detail: Use strikes to distract if necessary.Drill Order: One rep, reverse roles.

207
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Slice 2: Half Guard Variation

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Indicator: Opponent immobilizes you from half guard.Essential Detail: Use a slight bump to create space for top knee insertion.Most Common Mistake: Using arm strength instead of legs and leverage.Bonus Detail: If you can’t stand up, utilize weapons systems from modified Stage 4.Drill Order: Start from mount, elbow escape, half guard, getup, reverse roles.

208
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Slice 3: Modified Scissor Sweep

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Indicator: Knee shield in place and suspect reaches with their bottom arm.Essential Detail: Pull and kick simultaneously.Most Common Mistake: Kicking too high on the thigh.Bonus Detail: Fall back to stage 4 if sweep fails.Drill Order: Practice from guard and half guard, reverse roles.

209
Q

Mindset Minute

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Your ability to remain relaxed in a ground fight is directly correlated to the speed at which you can get out of one. Perfect all variations of the guard get-up.

210
Q

Guard VariationAdvanced Get UpStep 1

A

Stage 1 of punch block variation, your in bottom of the guard

211
Q

Step 2

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Now you want to get up. Now with left hand holding his neck close to you, let go and reach across his body with left hand, grabbing his left shoulder, with your forearm against his neck, pushing him away from you. As he is pushed away, pull your left knee in and place it against his chest at a 45 degree angle, pushing him away, while you put your right foot on his left hip.

212
Q

Step 3

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while you maintain a hold of his right wrist (he calls it top wrist) with your left hand.

213
Q

Step 4

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Your right foot should stretch your leg out a bit to keep your suspect away from you a bit

214
Q

Step 5

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Now your opponent might have both knees down on ground, if so, take your right foot off his hip and kick the outside knee, which will make him drop.

215
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Step 6

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If one leg is up, like the outside leg, you kick the inside knee

216
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Step 7

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As suspect falls after kicking out his knee, maintain control of his right wrist and push it to the ground, with both your hands going to ground. Then stand up and seperate yourself

217
Q

Tip

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Make sure before you kick his knee out, for him to fall, that he is sufficient distance away from you, becuase he might be too close to make it effective

218
Q

Tip

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Best time to kick is when the suspect is moving or pressing forward against you

219
Q

Rolling to stomach for handcuffing

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Don’t do so soon, wait 100 second, break his spirit

220
Q

Slice 1: Drop and Draw

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Indicator: Opponent aggressively pursues you with a knife and disengaging is not possible.Essential Detail: Drop to Stage 4 and fire.Most Common Mistake: Kicking the knees instead of blocking hips.Safety Tip: Watch out for others during drilling.Drill Order: Start from 21 feet then work down to 5 feet.

221
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Drop and Draw| Step 1

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If someone is running at you with a knife, start scooting back while simultaneously drawing gun and falling down to ground.

222
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Step 2

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Keeping your feet up while back on ground, point wpn at subject and start shooting, while keeping your feet up against his hips, keeping him at distance. TipsDont have pushed to far out in front of you to avoid suspect grabbing itDont shoot your legs

223
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Tip

A

Be comfortable in punch block series to be able to do this

224
Q

Tip

A

Try to get wpn before falling

225
Q

Slice 2: Standing Variation

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Indicator: Opponent ambushes you with an all-out edged weapon assault.Essential Detail: Circle to the safe side and create distance.Most Common Mistake: Trying to control the opponent’s arms.Safety Tip: Watch out for others during the drill.Bonus Detail: Recognize the three patters of attack.Drill Order: Start from stabbing range, circle, retreat, drop and draw, reverse roles.

226
Q

If someone comes up to you, and unbeknownst to you, suspect quickly pulls knife and tries to stab you

A

Quickly get off line pushing him away and running to side and opposite direction, while simultaneasly pulling gun, turning, falling and doing the drop and draw

227
Q

Slice 3: Mount Variation

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Indicator: You are mounted on the opponent and they pull a knife out.Essential Detail: Pin the wrist and abort the mount and use cavalier wrist-lock to break grip.Most Common Mistake: Failure to dismount.Drill Orders: Two reps, one on each side, reverse roles.

228
Q

When are you only safe when grappling on ground when suspect introduces a knife

A

Side mount opposite the knife

229
Q

Step 1

A

In the top mount, subject then pulls out knifeImmediately go to side mount opposite knife, pinning the hand with knife to ground.

230
Q

Step 2

A

If he attempts to roll to knife with body, take right hand off of knife and place it behind neck, which pins him from rolling. Hold this position until he tires out.

231
Q

Step 3

A

If you want to remove knife from hand, pin left arm to ground with right shin, moving right hand to double hold the knife hand again

232
Q

Step 4

A

Then transfer his left arm to your left leg, pinning to to ground, while using your right leg for base. Winshield wiper your legs.

233
Q

Step 5

A

left hand (south hand) keeps wrist penned to groundRight (north hand) reaches up to top of his hand, placing your wrist on his knuckles

234
Q

Step 6

A

Then pull back on your wrist, pushing and forcing his hand clutched in fist up

235
Q

Step 7

A

Then grab the back of his hand, as his hand is vertical and clutching knife

236
Q

Step 8

A

Now pull his wrist straight towards face

237
Q

Why not use americana armlock

A

The hand in the bent position, is close to the other hand, which could transfer knife to lose hand

238
Q

Step 9

A

Then bring your straight fingers down his hand and then press straight fingers into his forcing his hand to open up and the knife to roll out his hand away from you two

239
Q

Slice 4: Guard Variation

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Indicator: Opponent brandishes an edged weapon from the top of the fight.Essential Detail: Immediate transition to guard and then to Stage 1.5 and then to Kimura.Most Common Mistake: Attempting to control the arm rather than create distance.Bonus Detail: Once distance is created, utilize weapon systems.Drill Order: One rep, reverse roles.

240
Q

Step 1

A

If your on your back and suspect is to your side, stabbing you,place left hand on shoulder, right hand on his sidebring your knees up and swing body around, placing your knees in his chestwith your feet on his hips. Then place both hands on his elbows, with knees against elbows just like punch block variation

241
Q

Step 2

A

Go into stage 1.5. Left hand holding his right hand with the knife, with your knee in his elbowYour right hand is holding his neck, with your right leg folded up on his backyou in the bottom of the guard

242
Q

Step 3

A

Straighten your left leg, the side where your knee is, and quickly bring it back, kicking the elbow and going into Kimura

243
Q

Step 4

A

Knife drops out of suspects hand, now with left hand reach over and grab the wpn, arming yourself with it

244
Q

Slice 1: Weapon Holstered

A

Indicator: Opponent tries to retrieve your firearm from inside the holster. Opponent grip variations: same side 1 on 1, cross grip 1 on 1, both hands 2 on 1.Essential Detail: Hug the arm, secure the weapon.Most Common Mistake: Breaking the grip the wrong way.Bonus Detail: Keep control of the suspects arm and take your time to avoid accidents.Drill Order: Three reps, reverse roles.

245
Q

Step 1

A

Someone grabs your gun with the hand thats on the same side of your gun

246
Q

Step 2

A

Quickly grab their hand with your thumbs on the inside| and attempt to peal away their hand away from your gun, with you pressing hard on their thumb

247
Q

Step 3

A

As you grab their hand, drop your head onto their shoulder to protect yourself from getting struck by their other hand.

248
Q

Step 4

A

Once hand is off gun, reach up underneath armpit with your left hand, while maintaining hold of their left wrist with your right hand, pull them behind you, while you move past them and then turn and face them.

249
Q

Cross draw

A

If he reaches across with their other hand and grabs your wpn

250
Q

Step 1

A

Once they grab your gun with cross grab, quickly lean down on that arm, forcing it to go straight, while simultaneously grabbing their hand on your gun with your hand.

251
Q

Step 2

A

Your right hand will then go to the inside of their wrist, closest to your body, and peel their hand away

252
Q

Step 3

A

Once hand is off, push away on their shoulder, disengage and draw

253
Q

Now what do you do if both hands grab your gun| Step 1

A

If both hands on your gun, right hand should reach down and grab hands.

254
Q

Step 3

A

Now start peeling hands off gun, once both hands off, use right hand to push his hands to the left side of your body while maintaining the tricep hold. Once hands on left side of body, draw gun

255
Q

Step 2

A

Now with your left hand, reach underneath both of his triceps and grip the left tricep, pinning both arms in lockout position. Now do to your grip and elbows locked, cant pull out gun

256
Q

Slice 2: Weapon Exposed

A

Indicator: Opponent ambushes you and gets a grip on the firearm.Essential Detail: Lower the gun for the shin swipe, tuck gun for shoulder roll.Most Common Mistake: Failure to create distance after disengaging.Bonus Detail: In deadly force scenarios, fire one round before disengaging.Drill Order: Two reps, reverse roles.

257
Q

Step 1

A

Your gun is out, you are at the ready, when all of a sudden suspect runs at you and grabs the barrel of your gun

258
Q

Step 2

A

Pull gun towards you and fire weapon

259
Q

Step 3

A

Gun will jam because it cant cycle and eject the cartridge

260
Q

Step 4

A

Now pull the gun close to you, and do a big shoulder rotation, dropping your shoulder towards his body while at the same time pulling the gun away.

261
Q

Step 5

A

Now if you cant pull the gun towards you because they are keeping it far and away from them,First frame, as in place your hand on their shoulder, with your forearm across chest in order to have a base when you lift your knee upLift your knee and place it on their wrist holding the gunPush knee down while pulling gun away, hands should come off gun

262
Q

Slice 3: Close Quarters Retention

A

Indicator: Opponent is too close for you to disengage.Essential Detail: Cover the barrel and use wrist releases for retention.Most Common Mistake: Failure to cycle the action after each round is fired.Drill Orders: Ambush start, shin swipe, CQR, reverse roles.

263
Q

Step 1

A

Have gun out, suspect moving towards you, unsure about shooting, before suspect grabs gun

264
Q

Step 2

A

Quickly grab the barrell of your gun

265
Q

Step 3

A

With the left hand that grabbed the barrel, strike the suspect in the chest with your left elbow and then right elbow

266
Q

Step 4

A

Now strike suspects face with the gun with both hands on pistol grip and barrell

267
Q

Step 5| What do you do when they grab your wrist

A

If they grab your wrist, with the arm that was grabbed rotate the elbow and bring it down on their forearm, breaking their hold

268
Q

Complaint against this move

A

Your causing a malfunction of your own gun

269
Q

Slice 1: Kimura Variation

A

Indicator: Opponent is inside a vehicle and resisting arrest when you are partnered.Essential Detail: Effective use of the door frame to control the subject’s arm.Most Common Mistake: Failure to unbuckle the subject prior to extraction.Bonus Detail: Send the cover officer to the passenger side to push the subject out if necessary.Drill Orders: One rep, reverse roles.

270
Q

Kimura Variation| Step 1

A

Death grip on steering wheel, buckled in and refusing to get out

271
Q

Step 2

A

Now reach in and palm across his face while reaching down to unbuckle seatbelt. Hand will go above outside arm, but down between arms. Face will turnUnbuckle seatbeltNow outside arm yank off steering wheel and pull seatbelt through

272
Q

Step 3

A

Now two hands on outside wrist, with both of your thumbs facing suspect. Now pull and break grip off steering wheel

273
Q

Step 4

A

Now pull arm straight and pull back towards b pillarPlace left crevice of elbow area underneath the crevice of his left arm, with his elbow in air, his forearm pointed down.Your left forearm up against the car for stability, parallel to the ground.Your right hand on his wrist, pinning against car

274
Q

Step 5

A

Now let go of left wrist with your right hand and go double underhook where the crevice of your left elbow was.

275
Q

Step 6

A

Now take left arm out and reach over the top with your left arm over his left arm

276
Q

Step7

A

Now place your left hand on top of your right hand which is on his tricep

277
Q

Step 8

A

This is called the shoulder lock

278
Q

Step 9

A

Open up your position by swinging your left leg back to the direction of the back of the vehicle while at the same time twisting arm up to get the subject out

279
Q

Step 10

A

He will then come out and lay down on ground| Go into the T3 handcuffing

280
Q

Slice 2: Vascular Neck Variation

A

Indicator: Opponent will not exit the vehicle and you are working solo.Essential Detail: Effective positioning of the arms around the suspect’s neck using the CSB.Most Common Mistake: Lifting the bottom arm instead of dropping the top arm.Bonus Detail: Be sure to extract the suspect into a supine position to transition into handcuffing.Drill Order: One rep, reverse roles.

281
Q

Step 1

A

Person refusing to come outReach in with Asp in your right hand. Reach around neck to the left side of their neck and put ASP behind neckReach with left hand and grab asp on the right side of their neckNow give commands to come outWhile increasing pressure, by bringing your left elbow away from your body while pulling them out

282
Q

Slice 3: Chin Strap

A

Indicator: Opponent will not exit the vehicle and you are working solo.Essential Detail: Effective control of the suspects chin.Most Common Mistake: Failure to keep elbows together.Safety Tip: Control the suspects drop during the extraction.Drill Order: One rep, reverse roles.

283
Q

Step 1

A

Reach in and push his chin with your left hand to have face facing rightGrab a hold of ChinReach in with right hand behind head and grab hand on hand on chinPinch your elbows togetherPull out to ground. Go knee on belly

284
Q

Tip

A

Their right shoulder might get stuck,| if so pull towards steering wheel and then pull out

285
Q

Slice 4: Ankle Drag

A

Indicator: Opponent kicks you as you attempt the extraction.Essential Detail: Effective ankle hug with inside arm.Most Common Mistake: Failure to twist the foot/knee during the extraction.Safety Tip: During practice, be careful with your partner’s knee.Drill Orders: One rep, reverse roles.

286
Q

Step 1

A

Suspect is kicking legsCome in from side to avoid being kickedwrap their leg deep into armpit of your right armNow with your left hand grab the end of their shoe, toe holdNow grab your left wrist with your right hand completing an Americana on the footNow pull them outMake sure you use your monkey gripsNow push toes to ground, causing them to unglue from car and pull. knee on bellyCar is your friend, hold on steering wheel and car frame and hold them therre100 secondscall for backup

287
Q

Mindset Minute

A

The officer must always be aware of the possibility of weapons within reach of the subject as well as any other subjects in the immediate area. It is recommended to have a cover officer in position before attempting any extractions. Remember; do not get so focused on the extraction that you are not aware of your surroundings.

288
Q

Slice 1: Mount Variation

A

Indicator: Opponent attempts to access your firearm with their far side arm from mount bottom.Essential Detail: Immediate cross-push of the arm into a Twisting Arm Control hold.Most Common Mistake: Pulling the arm instead of pushing it.Bonus Detail: Use your bodyweight to trap the arm behind their neck.Drill Order: One rep, handcuffing finish, reverse roles.

289
Q

Step 1

A

Suspect in bottom mount, your on top. Suspect crosses over with opposite hand and grabs your gunWith right hand, place right hand on the pinky side of suspects handpeel down and away from gun

290
Q

Step 2

A

Now move his hand around his neck, forcing arm down also with chest. Feed his hand to your left hand behind his neck

291
Q

Slice 2: Guard Variation

A

Indicator: Opponent attempts to access your firearm with their far side arm from guard top.Essential Detail: Immediate cross-push on triceps and Stage 3 creation.Most Common Mistake: Pulling the arm instead of pushing it.Bonus Detail: If they grab the barrel, use your foot to push their neck and retain control.Drill Orders: One rep, reverse roles.

292
Q

Step 1

A

Your in bottom guard, suspect is in top guardsuspect reaches over with opposite hand from gun and grabs itgrab suspects hand with your right hand and peel out and away from your gunplace your left hand on suspects right elbow and push away same time while at same time spinning left knee into chest and right foot on his left hip. Switch suspects hand from your right hand to your left handKick out his knee and get upbase and get up

293
Q

Slice 1: Officer Initiated

A

Indicator: Suspect is non-compliant.Essential Detail: Primary contact is made with upper body. Secondary contact goes low.Most Common Mistake: Failure by secondary officer to control the legs sufficiently.Bonus Detail: Contact can be initiated by contact or cover officer.Drill Order: One rep, reverse roles.

294
Q

Step 1

A

make plan with partner

295
Q

Step 2

A

First officer engages (speaks) wraps upper body

296
Q

Step 3

A

second officer, wraps up legs at knees

297
Q

Step 4

A

Try to wrap legs at knees from behind, so they fall forward and not back on the second guy

298
Q

Step 5

A

Second officer get him in figure 4

299
Q

step 6

A

get him on back, hold to 100 seconds

300
Q

Tip

A

Better to hold them in the Supine position, which is on their back, to get the mental tapout

301
Q

Slice 2: Suspect Initiated (From Escort Position)

A

Indicator: Suspect attacks one of the officers.Essential Detail: Secondary officer must immediately control the legs.Most Common Mistake: Failure to keep pressure on the subject immediately after takedown.Drill Orders: Partnered practice, one rep, reverse roles.

302
Q

Slice 1: Wall-Pin Control

A

Indicator: Opponent becomes aggressive in a confined space and you end up against a wall.Essential Detail: Drive shoulder against the abdomen of the diaphragm/sternum of the subject.Most Common Mistake: Failure to utilize legs for enhanced pressure.Bonus Detail: Gun side back for weapon retention.Drill Orders: Clinch, 20 seconds of wall control, reverse roles.

303
Q

Step 1

A

You have the subject pinned against wall

304
Q

Step 2

A

His back against wall, with your left hand pinning his right hand against wall. Your right hand behind his left thigh

305
Q

Step 3

A

Your gun side pinning him against wall (if you have gunside away from him, he could actually get gun easier by reaching over you)

306
Q

Step 4

A

Your right shoulder pinning him against wall, pressing into his rib cage or a little lower

307
Q

Step 5

A

Your left leg back for base, your right knee between his legs, pressing knee against wall

308
Q

Step 6

A

if he attempts to move, move with him

309
Q

Step 7

A

keep your head knee armpit of right hand pinned to wall by your left hand.

310
Q

Step 8

A

So if he attempts to grab your gun with his left hand, take your right elbow and sweep backwards, and then disengage

311
Q

Step 9

A

Another option is to sweep that elbow back and then take your head, bring it underneath his left armpit, and then get behind him

312
Q

Slice 2: Wall-Pin Double Leg Takedown

A

Indicator: Opponent fails to comply and a takedown is required.Essential Detail: Control both legs, move away from the wall to drop opponent.Most Common Mistake: Failing to turn the subject perpendicular to the wall.Bonus Detail: Use knee on stomach or side mount to maintain control after the drop.Drill Order: 10 seconds of control, takedown, ground control, reverse roles.

313
Q

Step 1

A

Once pinned against wall, left hand pinning right hand against wallRight hand behind left thigh

314
Q

Step 2

A

Now let go of his right hand and reach around and and grab your other hand that was behind thigh

315
Q

Step 3

A

Now lock your hands together, picking him up off the ground and flipping him over onto his back

316
Q

Step 4

A

side control or another handcuffing technique

317
Q

Step 5

A

remember 100 sec

318
Q

Slice 3: Wall-Pin Single Leg Takedown

A

Indicator: Opponent is too large for the Double Leg Takedown.Essential Detail: Control one leg, and circle away from the wall.Most Common Mistake: Failing to apply downward pressure on the opponents thigh.Drill Orders: 10 seconds of control, takedown, ground control, reverse roles.

319
Q

Step 1

A

Have him pinned against wall, but now he is using his left arm and he has it underneath your right arm, keeping you from locking your arms together and flipping him on the ground

320
Q

Step 2

A

Remove right leg from between his legs and move it to the outside of his left leg, placing it near his foot, with your knee behind his left knee

321
Q

Step 3

A

Now bring your right arm deeper between his legs, bringing hand to the inside of his left knee

322
Q

Step 4

A

Now let go of his right wrist with your left hand and instead, grab your right wrist with your left hand, hugging the leg

323
Q

Step 5

A

Now driving into his body with your shoulder, lift up his leg and start pushing him, making him hop on one leg

324
Q

Step 6

A

Now the turn stepWith left foot, step to his other leg, while swinging your right leg back, causing his body to abruptly turn and lose balanceAt the same time as the turn step, press down hard into his thigh with your chest, not your head.

325
Q

Step 7

A

knee on belly when he falls to ground, and legs switch maintaining knee on belly in order to watch the crowd if they were on your opposite side

326
Q

Step 8

A

If when doing the turn step, your unable to get him to fall, maintain position and pin him against wall. Then drop to your knees, wrap his knees, stands back up, pick legs up and slam into ground

327
Q

Step 9

A

If subject falls and up against wall, he might use wall to get upMaintain S grip behind his knees, Stand up and pull knees to chest, which will cause his back to fall to ground and pull him away from wall.

328
Q

Slice 4: Wall-Pin Reversal

A

Indicator: Opponent has you pinned against the wall.Essential Detail: Efficient footwork to maximize side step effectiveness.Most Common Mistake: Failure to follow up with immediate pressure on subject.Bonus Detail: Fake left, go right!Drill Orders: Two-minute wall-pin reversal drill.

329
Q

Step 1

A

Subject tackles you against wall

330
Q

Step 2

A

get your arms under his armpits and keep him elevated to keep him from your gun belt and to keep him from establishing strong base. Now bend down, push back off wall

331
Q

Step 3

A

Now attempt to bubble outWith your right hand, reach for the sky behind him and keep reaching trying to get off the wall,He will attempt to keep you there against the wall, and as your fighting that, quickly reverse and press out now with your left shoulder and turning him until he is against the wall.

332
Q

Tip

A

In order to get the opponent on the wall, make sure that you get far enough away from the wall to spin him on the wallif not good distance, when you spin you will run into wall before spin is complete.

333
Q

Slice 1: Standard Leg Hook Escape

A

Indicator: Opponent establishes a side headlock.Essential Detail: Sideways body and inside elbow tuck.Most Common Mistake: Trying to use a “pull-up” rather than “shoulder getup”.Bad Guy Reminder: How to position the body properly to establish the headlock.Safety Tip: Be careful when inserting the hook so that you do not kick your partner in the groin.Drill Orders: Start in a right-handed side headlock, 1 rep, reverse roles.

334
Q

Step 1

A

Key is to be on your side,| dont be caught in a headlock on your back

335
Q

Step 2

A

From here, Tuck your chinYour on your right sideReach up with your left hand and grab their shoulder

336
Q

Step 3

A

Bring left leg over their left leg and hook their leg

337
Q

Step 4

A

Now push off with your right leg, which will pushyou over to where your stomach is facing the ground and now your on top of the suspect

338
Q

Step 5

A

Now suspects stomach is on ground, and your on there back, your still in neck hold

339
Q

Step 6

A

Put hands out for base, mounted on their back

340
Q

Step 7

A

Now slide left knee up near subjects head on left side of bodywhile at the same time, basing your right leg at a 90 degree angle, with foot on the ground to the right side of subjects body, near groinmaintain hands out for base

341
Q

Step 8

A

To keep them from driving your face into ground, keep hips low and hands out for base

342
Q

Step 9

A

If subject somehow gets you into a headlock while your on your back and they are on your chest, and they start to squeeze your head to your chest, they cant submit you because its hard to breathe. So when found in this position, quickly get to left side

343
Q

Step 10

A

Now make sure while on your side in the headlock, that when your throw your leg over that its high and quick. If he sees what your doing, he might try to hide the hook and keep you from completing the move

344
Q

Step 11

A

Once hook is established, dont grape vine the leg, harder to remove later

345
Q

Step 12

A

When throwing subject over onto stomach, make sure you drive him north, where he doesnt have base. Also push off your toes when flipping him over

346
Q

Step 13

A

Now once he is flipped over, and your on his back, make sure to remove your left leg from underneath his left leg and base.

347
Q

Step 14

A

Now once your at last point found in Step 7 & 8, and he is done fighting, and you want to go to handcuffing, do this:Place left forearm into his neckBring your right hand over and grab your left wristNow push pressure down while leaning forward, which will make him let go of his headlock around your head.

348
Q

Step 15

A

Now once he releases, his hand will now be behind your head. Reach back with your right hand and grab his wrist, bringing it around your neck and shelfing it on your hip, then go into handcuffing

349
Q

Step 16

A

If he brings his arm around your head on his own, you have two choices:Straight Armlock or1. with the forearm that was on his neck, slip that into the crevice of his arm, pulling up and shelving that arm on your thigh, then go into handcuffing

350
Q

Tip

A

For realism while practicing, victim on sidesuspect seating on ground with hips and legs pointed away suspects right arm around your neck, with victims left arm on the outside, not on the insidesuspect have their left leg 90 degree angle for base

351
Q

Slice 2: Punch Block Variation

A

Indicator: Opponent attempts to punch while maintaining the headlock.Essential Detail: Use both arms to control the punch initially, then release one as you climb up.BD: Go right into the handcuffing procedure while the subject is belly down.Most Common Mistake: Not tucking the arm in before the shoulder getup.Drill Orders: 1 rep, reverse roles.

352
Q

Step 1

A

On side in headlock, if suspects hands are not locked together around your neck, then more than likely he will punch you

353
Q

Step 2

A

Bring your left hand around his left shoulder grab his left shoulder while your right hand reaches over and grabs his left bicep, keeping that arm from punching you.

354
Q

Step 3

A

Now when he is fighting your hands on that,| Drop your right hand off his bicep to his wrist - C clamp - C- clamp is for pushing his arm away

355
Q

Step 4

A

Now let go of his left shoulder with your left hand and bring it on the inside of his left forearm, grabbing onto his left forearm - monkey grip, pull with monkey grip

356
Q

Step 5

A

Now tuck his forearm in tight to his side, while letting go of his right wrist, tucking your right elbow into his right hip

357
Q

Step 6

A

Now put your left hook over his left leg

358
Q

Step 7

A

Now push off your right foot toes planted on the ground

359
Q

Step 8

A

His stomach on ground, your stomach on his back

360
Q

Step 9

A

Now reach up because his hand should have come off your neck, grab his wrist with your right hand and stick it to the mat, put right leg out for base

361
Q

Step 10

A

Then force hand behind back, going to modified base, and handcuff him

362
Q

Tip

A

If someone while your standing or on ground, places there arm around neck, with the risk of putting you in headlock, quickly wrap arms around upper body and lock that distant arm so that it wont punch you or get you into a headlock

363
Q

Tip

A

If you put the backhook in around their leg, but your unable to flip them over, that means their center of gravity is centered on you. Therefore swtich legs in the opposite direction, and flip them the other day

Jujitsu - GC (3 decks)

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