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What are the two counter strikes? - ANSWER Straight punch, Palm heel strike
What are you trying to achieve with a pressure point? - ANSWER Pain
Compliance
What are you trying to achieve with a strike? - ANSWER Motor Disfunction
What is the main target of the two counter strikes? - ANSWER Torso
A baton is considered what level of control - ANSWER Intermediate Weapon
What is the weakest baton strike - ANSWER Back hand cutting strike
When delivering a forward baton strike your palm should be? - ANSWER Facing
up
Suspect pulls his arm inwards, what is this called and how do you react? -
ANSWER Side curl, transport wrist lock
Suspect locks his arm straight out while in the escort position, what is this called
and what is your reaction? - ANSWER Straight arm lockout, straight armbar
take down
, What position are you in, in the escort position? - ANSWER Level 2 ½
In a wrist lock what finger to you apply pressure towards? - ANSWER Index
finger
What is a primary distraction technique? - ANSWER Knee Strike
What is the primary target of an angle kick? - ANSWER Common peroneal
nerve motor point
You deliver a pain compliance technique to a suspect, if you do not relieve
pressure once the suspect complies what are two things that could happen? -
ANSWER 1. Escalate resistance
2. Go unconscious
Most dangerous type of subject - ANSWER Potentially uncooperative
4 Weapon retention survival strategies - ANSWER 1. Maintain reactionary gap
2. Identifying threatening body language
3. Develop predetermined survival response
4. Maintain psychological control of subject and environment
4 steps in weapon retention - ANSWER 1. Stabilize grip
2. Pull weapon to center
3. Release and stun
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