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Hello Timi, you're correct in that the legs are strong and easy to flail, however as you pointed out the person on top is killing the hip movement which drastically impairs the leg movement. Once the crossover of the legs happens, which is pretty quick with practice, it becomes really really difficult to move for the suspect on bottom. Then the leverage of the leg cross makes the roll over and control pretty effortless. Thanks for the comment. Stay safe!

Hey Flynn, you actually have pretty good control because you can shift all you weight onto his upper torso as well as the "clamping" capabilities on the arms actually makes it pretty hard for the person on the bottom to move, especially away. Thank you for the question, stay safe!

Will do!! We have some options coming up.

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We have found issues when the subject is too tall, however the more muscle we've typically found that it works more. Thanks for watching.

Thank you so much!

Can you contact me at kevin.watson@garddefense.com and I will get you all the details. Thank you and stay safe!!

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Thank you so much!! Stay safe out there.

Thank you so much, we got really busy with travel and seminars and we just started the filming process again, stay tuned for more videos. Stay safe.

Great question, and it's hard to speak for every officer and every department. Some departments have it written into their policies and procedures to handcuff in the rear. I can tell you however I have accommodated similar situations many times. Hope this helps, stay safe.

@@garddefensesolutions7367 Thank you. I am law abiding, so I doubt arrest would ever happen. But life is funny, and lots of unexpected things happen to people. How long a person is cuffed behind might make a difference with a heart condition, whether a heart attack could happen. How long is a person usually cuffed for?

Handcuffing duration varies depending on the situation, typically only as long as it takes to transport to the closest jail or detention center. Some situations are just moments, long enough to sort out a situation, what is called "investigative detention".

@@garddefensesolutions7367 That's good to know. Thank you.

Thank you! So in this particular technique, Dean is using his weight to pin the shoulders, and his knees pinch in at the upper limb making it harder for someone to move their arms. He then collects both arms and moves his hips forward as he controls at the forearm which really locks out both arms. We have a video demonstrating this exact technique. It is really effective, however the pressure of it does not exactly translate through video. Remember as always, we rarely attempt to handcuff until we have control or compliance. Stay safe!!

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Thanks so much Joe Hammer, you're the best!

You are watching a few idiot amateurs with camera and audio try to figure out how this UA-cam thing works. All audio clicking has been remedied in all new videos. Thanks for watching!

@@garddefensesolutions7367 HAHAHA all good...I'm no techie either. Great video tho.

Always our pleasure!!

Thank you so much! I appreciate all your training and hard work, brown belt is a hell of an accomplishment.

Leverage, efficiency, and timing are the things that will change how most police use of force are carried out. This is the mission of our seminars and our company, to bring this training to all law enforcement. Thank you for the comment!!

@@garddefensesolutions7367 Good job. The change can't come fast enough. It will also help change the confidence level for the men in blue.

Appreciate it.

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It's not their fault, they were taught this. However, help spread the word my friend, for you are correct! We can do better.

Thank you brother, so glad you liked it!!

Thank you so much! We have been doing what we do for a long time, however we are new (and not that great at) the UA-cam game, but we will get better and keep releasing better content. Stay tuned.

Thank you sir, glad you liked it!! Have a great day.