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This document outlines the goals and curriculum of a control seminar taught by an experienced martial artist and combatives instructor. The seminar aims to teach officers a series of movements and positions to safely assess and control suspects, focusing on closing distance, dominant grips, takedowns, and moving suspects into prime cuffing positions from both standing and ground positions. Officers will learn front and back control techniques including body locks, rotations, and isolating limbs for cuffing.
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- 2. • Army Combatives Instructor • Jiu Jitsu Black Belt • Professional Martial Artist • 2x Amateur Champion • 12 Years Martial Arts Experience Qualifications
- 3. Control Seminar Purpose • To help officers assess and control suspects • Officers will learn a series of movements that leads a suspect into prime cuffing positions • Easy to understand instruction that can be retaught to units • Presentation will be shared with all officers that attend
- 4. Control Seminar Goals • Close distance and establish dominant grips from standing positions. • After suspect is taken to the ground focus will then be placed on understanding what position they are in and what goals should be in order to move them into a prime cuffing position. • Once the suspect is in a prime cuffing position we will use multiple methods to isolate limbs behind back and reinforce those positions with your own bodyweight.
- 5. • Opponent’s shoulders past hips • Body Lock Takedown • Body Lock Takedown (Arm-In) • Back Control (Duck Under) Front Standing Takedowns
- 6. • Takedown from rear body lock • Takedown from rear body lock with wrist control • Opponent leaning back force to top front position Standing Back Control
- 7. • Introduction into top control • Kimura Rotation • Gift Wrap Rotation Front Top Control
- 8. • Position explanation and athletic vs unathletic positions • Importance of dropping opponent to hip • Half Nelson Force Down • Force down from wrist control Back Top Control (Athletic Position)
- 9. • Single Side Wrist Control • Shoulder Crunch to Kimura Cuff • Dealing with hidden elbows Top Back Control (Unathletic Postion)