Police Handcuffing Control Technique

Trillo Jiujitsu Academy
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Trillo Jiujitsu Academy
18400 NW 75 Place #122
Miami, Florida 33015
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Professor Freddy Trillo
30-Year Police Officer/SWAT/ Defense Tactics Police Instructor
25-Year Training Brazilian Jiujitsu
Brazilian Jiujitsu Black Belt Professor
Trillo Academy is located on Miami Gardens Drive, just a few blocks north of the Miami Lakes and the Hialeah area. We have classes for Adults, Teens, and Children. After School programs and Summer Camps are available

[@Robert_G87]

Good job, I'd like to see more handcuffing techniques especially from top and side.

[@PrimaryArmsOptics]

Check out Gordan Ryan or Machado cross wrist grip in mount

[@usabox]

Love you material mr trillo. I train police officers, 2 at the moment, and I would love to continue to see handcuffing procedures from various positions and especially vehicle extractions. Thank you!

[@patrickthornton8061]

Great stuff I use a lot of gst when I teach my fellow corrections officers. Even in a controlled environment like a detention center I have taught my officers and keep training them on control techniques so the situation can be handled quickly and efficiently without always having to go toe to toe with an inmate.

[@handsforwarrodneymorgan2616]

This as always is fantastic.

[@hotredtiger316]

Brilliant, Professor! I do have a concern about whether or not your suspect can get back up on his knees after you’ve secured both his hands behind his back, or even if he still has one hand more or less free. • So those are my two questions: 1) Can your suspect still get to his knees with one arm free? 2) Can your suspect still get to his knees after you’ve secured both his hands behind his back? • Once again, thank you so much for this. Stay amazing!

[@Blackbeltcop]

First thank you for watching! FIrst question, can he get on his knees if his hands are secured behind his back? Highly unlikely. Second question, what if just one arm is controlled? What a viewers eyes don't show, is the amount of pressure and torque you can apply to that one arm. That will allow you great control until you get a hold of his second arm. Most of these answers are provided in regular Jiujitsu training. It becomes second nature and really easy to control anyone. If you train regularly against other Jiujitsu students, then when you go against someone with no skills, it becomes rather easy. Hope this helps and thanks again for watching. Stay safe!