Army Ranger Teaches Nasty Joint Locks

Here are 3 joint locks I used in combat. Today we use them on our creative director Evan (insta: warrior_poet_designs.) These joint manipulations are not for hand-to-hand combat, so if you pictured some MMA or Liam Neeson kung fu action moves, remember a soldier gains compliance with guns and not with fists. These techniques are excellent ways to control folks you need to escort around various battlefields, especially when language barriers could be overcome using the universal language.
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[@GainesMediaInc]

"Make sure you hurt your friends, cause it's always funny, and that's what friends do."

[@TheKentuckyPatriot]

Haahahahaha!!!

[@inshasha6217]

Aint this the damned thruth

[@AHagridLookalike]

No lie detected.

[@troykelso]

@Tony Gonzalez Relax, High-Speed Operator...it's just humor.

[@drakeaamold3401]

God is good!!!!!!!!!!!! John 316

[@andrewsmith2880]

"Everyone speaks pain..." Except drunk guys... I used to be a bouncer and I used wrist locks and joint locks regularly to force compliance. 90% of the guys would get the message from a well-placed joint-lock. But a couple times something got lost in translation and I had to apply a little more force. I had a guy in an arm bar (yes, the BJJ kind) and he still proceeded to try an bounce my head off the pavement despite the fact I outweighed him by 40 pounds. On the other hand, I had a guy try to pull a knife on me from a belt sheath (folding Buck knife) and I grabbed his wrist with both hands and he literally started crying like a girl. I led him out of the bar that way. When I let him go, he whined "you almost broke my arm!" I said: "shouldn't have gone for your blade." "I was just gonna scare you with it..." He said through his tears. "You did." I replied as I walked back inside.

[@BasedChad1]

Andrew Smith Pain tolerance. I've had my fair share of medical problems growing up and it's made me tough when it comes to pain and I've experienced that it makes any non volitile locks (non joint damaging) fairly ineffective.

[@hastytkd5768]

Congratulations, you scared me, hope you keep your arm mobility, sir. Begone now.

[@bradhaines3142]

im a gamer who spends too much time on the internet, so i wana say 'and im a physcist' but, your story, and your picture, line up really well, so ima say bouncers probly have some great stories

[@BasedChad1]

Brad Haines I'm not a problem with bouncers because unlike you I don't spend every night on a bender because I don't have the job I want and my wife left me for someone better looking and that does things more exciting than insult others on the internet. Look buddy we know you feel inadequate but there's no reason to show how absolutely depressing you are.

[@bradhaines3142]

@@BasedChad1 wow you assumed entirely wrong! loved my job more than my wife, got divorced, dont drink and never have. and what i said to the dude wasnt an insult, but go-ahead and be the internet hero no one needed. sure youre not the one who's depressed here??

[@DanE-ew1yt]

Oh, Lord. The slow motion laugh at Evan's pain. I peed a little.

[@DarealAGee]

Dan E that smile on John. Hilarious!

[@patrickcortazzo6251]

Hahaha, Lmao!

[@davidfindley1588]

You need to get that looked man!!!

[@iancornell141]

Break the wrist, walk away. I recommend the 8 week program by Rex Kwon Do

[@WarriorPoetSociety]

Hahahahahahahaha loved that scene

[@bkmark3164]

No one wants a roundhouse kick to the face while you’re wearing these puppies...

[@fishman80]

John Lovell “get on your knees scumbag. Now choke yourself. God damn it with my hand numbnuts...” I was hoping you played out that scene hahaha

[@Butterffinger5678]

"BOW TO YOUR SENSEI!"

[@porkrinds6465]

You think anybody thinks I’m a failure because I go home to Starla every night?! Forget about it...

[@brodydavis8766]

That second slo mo at the end was hilarious. Not so much Evan's face but the sheer pleasure and enjoyment your face showed.

[@WarriorPoetSociety]

I know it makes me a bad person, but I just can’t help it

[@chemusvandergeek1209]

@@WarriorPoetSociety not so much bad as simply bad. Jus sayin'

[@kenwintin3014]

As a former Army MP and 6th dan in Judo and Jujutsu, I am very proud of you for showing simple, effective techniques. KISS.

[@midnightmodder]

Ken Wintin 💯✔ My pops was a frogman WWII Rerired First class Sonar chief after 21 years. He started working with me on judo, and joint locks when I was 5. A finger can bring down the strongest man!

[@midnightmodder]

C W Wow that's really an awesome story! Thanks for sharing!

[@midnightmodder]

If you ever get a chance to check out the movie "The Frogmen" with Richard Widmark, my pops shot the underwater scenes of that movie. He didn't talk it, or about a lot of stuff that happened.

[@websters8665]

@C W I too was part of the special space force unit SAS regiment UK army, oh and my mos was linen carrier

[@marineninga]

1. Father of the bride 2. Lean on me 3. Bench rest

[@calebcornwell8473]

Michael Nguyen those are perfect names

[@Juan0481]

Very good!

[@minnesotanice369]

Michael Nguyen lol

[@val_kaziga5026]

love it

[@David_Bagent]

Michael Nguyen perfect!

[@kevinroberts9580]

And he just puts it on and uh...PUT THAT DOWN!!🤣😂😁

[@eduardocarrillo4982]

Nice shirt John

[@i4nilit795]

*Gunshots*

[@davewilliams1342]

Kevin Roberts mo

[@mbradley0422]

Yup they sure do work! 18 years in security and 14 in a LEO job. I’ve taught Force Options and studied aikido and judo. Joint locks work very well you need pressure and counter pressure. For example, the wrist lock requires pressure on the top of the hand. The counter pressure is applied at the back of the subject’s elbow. Without that stable counter pressure the technique fails. Just remember that pain compliance isn’t always reliable. Some people have very flexible limbs. Some are high/ mentally ill and some have an incredible pain tolerance. Have a back up plan for each technique. Great demo!

[@sensei9295]

I tell my classes that I don't fight, I merely persuade people to see things my way. My instructor was Navy SEAL in the late '60s, then delivered packages for Uncle Sam. PAIN was his primary method for instruction, and he was a powerfully motivational teacher! John, you just gave OSHA a new classification to regulate.

[@ed1968man]

All of the above. I'm a 5'-8" deputy sheriff. All of them would be excellent for combative escorts. Compliance is the ideal.

[@glenturney4750]

Make 'em roll over, heal, SPEAK! 😁

[@davidgearardo1788]

@101327 twisting limbs once they are in cuffs? Nice, some cop just got charged with a felony for that. Once you cuff em, its kind of over.

[@rsuninv]

Everyone speaks pain. ~ WP

[@erich5829]

rsuninv, +John Lovell sounds like a good WP sticker or patch perhaps??

[@holdover14]

@@axgreenious9400 growing up my dad taught me 2 rules of fighting 1. If you are going to fight, fight dirty 2. people understand violence, the more sudden and violent, the better they understand. (everyone speaks pain) is kinda shorthand for those concepts

[@FreeAmerica4Ever]

I read this comment, then he said it🤣👏

[@tkou272]

The sheer joy on Johns face while his buddy is in pain. Awesome.

[@michaelriness7845]

My uncle was a Shore Patrol officer in WW2, when I was a child he taught me the wrist lock, torture, control thing. It was great, I was the only kid in school that knew that trick, its an awesome way to control somebody, very effective!

[@555666aaabbb]

Not properly trained. Just broke wrists of several friends. You're right, was funny.

[@jackburton37211]

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[@toxictoast1162]

This comment is absolute *GOLD*. Thank you for making my day

[@christianm1092]

Your suffering wasn't in vain sir Evan! I will purchase a WPS hat! That slow mo had me rolling guys!

[@clgmafnas]

Evan: "I'm ready to repel..." Me: 🤔 Sounds like he's volunteering for "involuntary yoga" 😂😂😂

[@SuperOtter13]

The first thing my son said was, "papa that rifles hot". I told him this guys a ranger there rifles are always loaded but he has exellent muzzle control. Just something I felt like sharing. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. We apreciate it greatly.

[@TheSpiritualCamp]

"Everyone speaks pain" would be pretty cool on a t-shirt ;)

[@markanthony1585]

The “crane wrist lock” is my favorite to do at work. It’s so easy to make someone understand you mean business.

[@troykelso]

I thought so too, but when I do it, the pain makes me cry, then people just laugh at me.

[@bkmark3164]

Love it! Called the first one a wrist lock and yes..people will do whatever you want them to if you have them in one.

[@jim2mckenna220]

Control the wrist... Control the man.. Love you two knuckle heads... Knowledge and humor... Thanks Guys!

[@kiltman1961]

Picks up gun......"PUT THAT DOWN!"

[@vigilantresponsetactical123]

The fact John conceals even when filming a video in the office, beautiful.

[@bradbennati2600]

One thing to keep in mind with joint locks is that they loose there effectiveness over time. The longer you hold a joint lock the less effective the pain compliance aspect becomes, at that point you either have to break it or transition to a different joint lock. Don’t take my word for it. You can test this on yourself by having your training partner apply a wrist lock on you. You will definitely find that, the longer your are in that position the more the joint relaxes and the pain decreases, because the joint is essentially being stretched. It’s important to keep in mind you cannot hold the same joint lock indefinitely without it loosing its pain compliance effectiveness. If the lock is no longer causing pain chances increase that subject you are trying to control will find a way get out of the joint lock. Also, the pain compliance aspect of joint locks does not work on drug crazed individuals. So, in my opinion joint locks are best used as a diminishing technique to cause incapacitation by breaking the joint immediately, or to be used as a temporary control until you can find a better way to restrain the person.

[@coryowen3294]

Damn internet ninjas😑 always gotta be so in depth with everything. Jk lol but that's why you don't hold the lock with the maximum amount of force. If they try something you can still put pressure on it and they will still cooperate. I do agree with locks not being very useful again people on drugs. There are cases of them getting hit by cars and getting right back up.

[@cb.7814]

Pain usually works, but not always. Good stuff for many situations

[@jasonadams1632]

Everyone speaks pain, John Lovell. I will use this quote forever.

[@chancecorum3560]

You have to make shirts based around your quote “everyone speaks pain”

[@nman2008]

Yes! I would buy one!

[@IAmSavSolo]

It is a great quote

[@MaharlikaAWA]

Standing joint locks are important to learn an practice with for self defense. But also some resistance and ground grappling and striking with it.

[@BertShackleford]

Tour of the Man Cave. Please and Thank You. Keep up the good work my friend.

[@MrBoredom123]

I love the 3rd one because you got a little extra layer of protection to temporarily slow down incoming rounds.

[@robroberts1473]

I don't know about anyone else but I would like a more detailed vid of these joint locks..............and no its not because its funny seeing Evan scream in pain...........I swear..............really.

[@2naturesownplace]

2nd that

[@FreeAmerica4Ever]

Umhmm...you're not fooling me...

[@midwestiowashooter]

This brings back memories of brother returning from Marine Corp and watching over me. I was manipulated to my room several times in during that time period.

[@GogoGogo-xf8uf]

I do BJJ and wrestling and if you can effectively achieve those positions they can be maintained but getting the initial control is tricky for these type controls

[@JDBeastmode]

Go go Go go nah, you have 4 guys stick ar15s in their face.

[@daltonwade9441]

OMG, the slo-mo black and white was hilarious, the joy on your face John was classic

[@davidwheatley749]

Cool slow motion at the end. Im glad you posted that video John I was wanting to see some tactics about holds. Good man Evan you are a trooper Lol

[@glenturney4750]

Next episode: Evan's in a body cast. 😂😂😂

[@bigfah2506]

Glad I found this channel. Crane works well. No need for strength or size, just technique.

[@einfussganger]

Hey - I always enjoy WPS videos, but wanted to give a shout out to Evan as creative designer. The designs on your merch and website are top-notch and really contribute to establishing your brand. Nice job!

[@WarriorPoetSociety]

I’ll pass this on!!

[@madogmedic]

Joint locks are a great way to convince someone to do what you tell them to do, without necessarily inflicting any real harm. The mere threat of joint breaking/dislocation, is sufficient to make anyone comply. I've used some joint locks in Iraq (I was a medic, not SF, or high speed kind of guy), when a local we were dealing with didn't comply with our instructions. It doesn't take much to make someone submit. I was in Baghdad in 2004, at the Al Salam Palace (turned into a pile of rubble by the Air Force), attached to the 2nd Cav, 3rd BCT. Thanks for the videos. Great content.

[@rm4692]

thought this was total BS...tried it on myself...now my eyes are all watery

[@WhoWouldWantThisName]

I think this should be an ongoing series, and it should be aptly named "Hurting Evan". New ways to inflict pain and if that get's boring maybe just a bit of on camera humiliation to hurt his feelings. Evan seems like a nice kid, maybe you could just make this a monthly kind of thing.

[@blckandwhtknight]

Everybody speaks pain. Truth right there. Haha

[@richardcanfield2741]

They were all awesome, the slowmo at the end was AAWWWEESOME

[@timpike1976]

That WAS informative AND funny! Evan is a good sport!

[@Hans_Hamon]

Anyone who says that you are mistaken, is utterly mistaken, themselves, as these compliance and control techniques have personally worked for me, on the two-way range, in Southwest Asia. Thank you. Very Respectfully, Mr. Shepherd, U.S. Army, (Ret.), OEF-OIF Combat Veteran, 'A' CO, 3-15 INF, 2nd BCT, 3rd Infantry Division

[@BSavage83]

Great video guys. The crane was the best for sure.

[@gmanchefboy]

Greatness!!! Showed the first two moves to the guys at work the other day. I put them on a dude 30 yrs my younger, 2 inches taller and at least 75lbs heavier... I walked him around like a lil puppy. As you say, "I owned him". It was hilarious!!! Thank you so much for the info. Great channel

[@wth1is1this]

You should hurt your staff more often. It lets us know who's working behind the scenes and get a couple laughs out.

[@WarriorPoetSociety]

Agreed

[@scotheminger9365]

Good stuff and one of the funnier videos you've uploaded. I actually belly laughed at your slow-mo laugh at the end with Evan. I'm really hoping my sweetheart gets the membership for my birthday next month. You are one of the greatest resources out there for so many different areas of life and I am so grateful for the service you provide patriots! (all with a great sense of humor)

[@SuperWagner23]

So I have had technique # 1 applied to me by a 5'4" 120 lb female MP down at Ft Bragg. Needless to say no matter how cute a female MP is she can be dangerous when you (me) have been irresponsible an consumed too much alcohol. Just a tip guys, never ask a female MP who is on duty out when she is on duty. She made my 5'8" 195lb paratrooper ass cry a like evan. I did get a date however.

[@WilderAudio]

david wagner So was it worth it? Haha

[@SuperWagner23]

Ryan Garvey. Oh heck yes. However, male MPs do not like it when paratroopers swoop in and take one of their own away from the dating pool. You have to understand MPs, especially male ones do not have fond feelings for infantry let alone paratropers. Then again regular infantry has issues with paratroopers as well. We tend to be a bit arrogant I am told.

[@deadheart556]

david wagner MPs are the turd in the punchbowl of fun

[@mallard_duck458]

5'8"? damn u short as hell

[@KiRiMa64]

But if a woman becomes a feminazi.....the REAL pain begins!!! I'll take the wrist lock because eventually I can recover from that!.

[@3cpeter]

We use that first one and it's probably my personal favorite. A good point for that one is, to make that star trek symbol with the hand holding the guys, placing two fingers above and two fingers below the knuckles. If not, you risk him either stretching his wrist or sliding out his fingers in a moment where your focus is somewhere else.

[@taram7723]

I love this guy. Very nice guy but can kill me easily.. while smiling. ☺️ kind of man we need more of these days. #nobetamales

[@troykelso]

"Nobe Tamales"?

[@Maceofblades]

I love the gooseneck hold! It works soooo well! They are all three very good options. Good information thank you sir.

[@eddiesimmons3861]

Shouldn’t have let my wife see this. Now she keeps wanting to try these.

[@maximumessential6021]

Back in time working as a Bouncer, did that wrist wrecking a lot. Toughest guys obeyed like never before.

[@thatkajunguy8029]

Back in the old bouncer days we called the 1st technique catching the chicken foot.. It works well on drunks and overly buzzed problem customers, just enough to get their attention.

[@MJFacas]

That Kajun Guy in my circles we call it a goose neck joint lock.

[@honestmike3255]

Also used it bouncing. Also called it the goose neck

[@kevinroberts9580]

I enjoyed this very much, it reminded me of martial arts classes that I took back in the 80s where my 100 pound 8 degree Grandmaster did this to me. It's nice to watch someone else getting the treatment😎

[@CircaSriYak]

Manlet takes frustration out on member of 6'2 master race (colorized)

[@sd09gfh8sfgjmsf9yhkm]

They are both the same height.....

[@megapure4667]

It looks like John is alot smaller than the other guy

[@einsatzgruppencommander740]

MeGaPuRe I think it's the illusion of the Hat vs the Hair

[@theperson8275]

John is shorter

[@subsonic9854]

"6'2 member of," not "member of 6'2". Jeez.

[@philipp.S.]

John, you're the first guy i actually clicked that bell-icon for. Good job!

[@yitzyf9396]

Love your videos. All of them. They make me laugh, smile, and most importantly.... Think! Love the shirt! Can't wait to meet you at the NRA convention!

[@peterk8909]

Control & Restraint stuff really works, really it does.

[@zmarchal1699]

Evan is a good guy would be cool if he is more in the videos

[@WarriorPoetSociety]

Thanks! He’s been my best friend for 12 years

[@241william]

John Well nobody’s perfect ;) ... (don’t hurt me)

[@nunya9555]

John Lovell Definitely hurt him some more. You know, for teaching purposes. Not because it is hilarious. 😂

[@bensasser8249]

These all work amazingly, I know people who have been in the martial arts business for 50 or more years and people in the police business for more than 45 years and they all say these work amazing. outstanding techniques that actually work and hurt like hell.

[@richieanderson6605]

I did Aikido for about 2 years, it's pretty humbling to be a +200lbs guy walked around and thrown by a 140lbs girl.

[@thefunfairvip]

Finally someone who knows what they are talking about. Great locks.

[@Citizen_0_5]

5:48 His face is like a kid on xmas...anyone....

[@dougboal7620]

John, as a retired LEO, we used the bent wrist method to control subject(s) also. But it was a modified version. Instead of bending the wrist downward as you demonstated, we turned the hand over with the palm up opening the hand and straightening the fingers while gripping them, and then pulling them itoward the forearm. This bent the fingers and knucles, so the majority of pain was in the fingers and knuckles, plus it took not as much pressure to "lock out" the fingers to actually produce a more desirable effect. Finally, we found that some people were more flexible in the wrist bending downward in the "bent crain" technique," so more force had to be applied, compared to the "bent chicken wing" technique, as we referred to it. This technique should not be attempted, without training from a qualified instructor, being injury can occur. Stay safe.

[@blackhawkinternationalsecu6962]

Aikido (the geriatrics of martial arts) teaches how to break those arm and wrist locks and not only hurt your opponent but embarrass them as well. You never know who the most dangerous man in the room is and nothing like getting an a$$ whooping from an old guy. ;-)> But, they are great control methods.

[@blackhawkinternationalsecu6962]

LOL

[@obliviox]

Aikido u mean bullshito?

[@Leadfoot_P71]

"Aikido? Have you lost your fucking mind? Aikido is the gay ballet of martial arts!" - George S Patton (When an adjutant suggested Aikido as the new hand to hand combat system for his troops during the push through France in -44)

[@matstaley388]

I prefer ChubJitsu over the disciplines that require rigorous training.....

[@jamesp.noffsingerjr.7610]

Can confirm. Aikijitsu (or however you prefer to spell / pronounce it) is truly devastating. That being said it is only useful once you are able to flow and transition from unexpected counters successfully. In other words it does require some experience and training time looking or feeling for the next opening. Damn that shit hurts. Think combat aikido; most definitely NOT a soft style kicks punches elbows knees breaks ground fun yup. It's got it all.

[@RyanCowley_]

the pure joy on Johns face as Evan cries out in pain is priceless

[@tech6263]

Somewhere, Steven Seagal is in a fetal position and doesn’t know why!!!

[@rugbywrestler1608]

I was taught that first joint lock in the corrections academy. We called it the transport wrist lock. We could still use it if they’re in waist restraints and they decide to get squirrelly out on transport.

[@bjorden66]

😆 “hurt your friends cause it’s funny”😂😳

[@dreamrider2956]

Omg.. this is good stuff. The slow motion groan had me in stiches.. great work guys. Semper-fi

[@geebskerbal2771]

There isn’t one dislike for a reason.

[@jonstauffer4177]

That first technique is an Ed Parker original. I like it so much, I've used it many times. Thanks for showing it.

[@SONofLIBERTY]

I love the slow mo laugh at the end. hahaha that was my favorite

[@Brooklyn_Powers]

Back in the 80’s I worked along with two of my friends at The Mojave airport. We worked building shipping crates for drop tanks. On our breaks we would go into this room that had no lights, it was loaded full of bubble wrap. We would wrestle around trying to kill each other, I survived by employing joint locks, arm locks, etc...That was great fun and it also taught us how to fight by feel not by sight: Very important.

[@jonathanhoover6142]

Super funny! Reminds me of being the dummy in martial arts class lol

[@gregwright392]

Used them all at one time or another! Great stuff. Only time they have failed in pain compliance was heavy drug or alcohol use and subjects we're oblivious to pain! Carry on young man n God bless!

[@angelpzmnz]

Bs. It works if there’s no resistance!!

[@JDBeastmode]

angelpzmnz the gun team is their to stop the resistance, if they cut up too much and break free they get shot.

[@joeylandry4933]

That first hold is one I learned in the state police academy over 30 years ago; we called it the goose neck come-along. Love your videos, wish we’d had these back in the day. Young people just don’t realize the great resources out here.

[@southernshop8424]

My favorite so far, thanks for your service.

[@PPISAFETY]

I've used the "gooseneck" craned wrist about a zillion times when I was a cop and as a bouncer. I can personally vouch for the fact that it works! Good stuff, John!

[@lhkraut]

Two years later, you still win the internet!

[@TheRunesmythe]

Very cool video, absolutely love the thumbnail title because its so true. That reaction, when your opponent is trying to use his other hand and you tweak the joint lock to stop it, has a fancy name: cross extensor reflex action. Its one of my favorite things to demonstrate because it effectively shuts down the whole conversation/argument about what someone can do with their free hand when you have them in a joint lock.

[@josemariaalipio449]

That last move was really sexy and tacticool. I think Solid Snake also did that in MGS4. Totally gonna try that out.

[@jamesvogel1915]

Quickness and leverage. Grapplers are tough to beat. You medium sized guys are hard targets. Really good info. Thank you, and may God hold you in the palm of his hand.

[@robinflory6109]

being former leo....bent wrist always works. I also like the two finger grab. you can put some one on their tows or to the ground. nice video brother.

[@termccabe8527]

It's amazing how many Jiu Jitsu concepts are used/taught even in combat yet people still say the efficiency of it doesn't work in real world. The wrist lock is nasty, I've spanked my own butt to tap from that lol. Really cool video.

[@OkieSilverDude]

the pain face to smile face equation is pretty amazing.

[@prairiedogs001]

Control the joint, control the person. I love the first one!

[@dr.froghopper6711]

I used that wrist lock doing Shore Patrol. It’s a definite keeper!

[@Gunit0121]

Retired LEO, used those all the time...they are moves..thanks

[@thegentlemantruckster]

My favorite way was how you continued to refer to Evan as your friend and "homie" while making him yelp and squeal in agony. Because, the psychological pain will scar him for years.

[@ajanitau3405]

Good short video. Those locks do work, no question. The only challenge is getting people into those locks, because nobody stands there and lets you lock them. However, that's what training is for! Good stuff! Signed 5th Degree, Jujutsu.

[@USMC_2-1]

OORAH! VIOLENCE OF ACTION BABY....GIT SUM !! SEMPER FI John

[@firstlineofsurvival5318]

That "crane wrist" move is top notch.

[@robertmaranville779]

This was one of my favorites!!

[@phillipsmith3353]

As a holder of 2 black belts, I 110% agree. You are awesome sir

[@blueyesterday3920]

Is it wrong that I found watching this video completely amusing and fulfilling? Lol!! I could easily watch a complete and unedited version of this.

[@fuzzypickle5307]

That slo-mo laugh at the end really got me lmao