Pressure Points for Law Enforcement: Control and Compliance

[@lordvader479]

It worked beautifully! Sucker tried to bite us and I grabbed his mandible with both hands and leaned back like i was reeling in a marlin. He was very polite afterwards. About 20 minutes later my back went out lol

[@julianguy1000BC]

This is a very good tutorial. Good teaching and good to the point exercise. Both work well together. ( i feel the pain of the of the other bloke !!! been there done that in demonstrating, does it welll, good man !! ).

[@trejohnson7677]

as a big brother, i have mastered pain compliance.

[@ajnin1974]

World's smallest dojo award goes to ..

[@TheSnakePitCombatArts]

One thing my first Sensei told me that stuck with me is. "You don't need a big space to train"

[@punisher7772]

Close quarters combat. Majority of real fights start and take place close up.

[@susanharmon2429]

There already is a program just like this that most law enforcement have been certifying in for along time we have to take ppct every year. Pressure point control tactics. It works very well also under the nose and breast bone Pressure points along with motor dysfunction strike points.

[@jalan8171]

This presentation should be mandatory instruction and annual review by Every LE and security officer across the U.S.A. and serving overseas. Would save a LOT of aggravation in the aftermath of an arrest. One issue with some of these pressure points is applicable usage against suspects that are considerably larger or are extremely muscular making it more difficult to exert sufficient pressure to gain control over the individual. Look forward to a presentation on this sub-topic.

[@ChristopherArgel-fm2zz]

What should be the maximum level of strength used as an arresting officer if the person you are arresting resist and fight you bare handed

[@jmall2609]

So when someone throws a slow, short (never ever going to touch the target), low punch (towards your waist), you catch his arm and apply the pressure point (referring to 7:15 of the vid). When does Kip from Napoleon Dynamite come out to help demonstrate Rex Kwon Do?

[@TheSnakePitCombatArts]

It's a demonstration?? Guess I need to upload a full force one.... stand by.

[@saxmanjpr5092]

Can you do a video on how to activate the pressure point in the wrist that causes the person to immediately put his arm behind his back and you can then control him as he is bending over forwards to try and get away? My dad was a police officer and he did this move on me when I was being a disobedient kid and tried to start a fight with him.

[@foodserviceeducation]

I hope he's getting paid well to go through all that pain - poor guy!

[@olympicsportsrule]

Where can I get that chart of pressure points?

[@TheSnakePitCombatArts]

Amazon. Look up acupressure charts.

[@debbiepenrod2026]

Thank you Josh for being helpful.

[@grebyn4531]

good show. this is a proper use of technique but remember to say the words. it not enough ti give pain but give an out. proper instruction of subject with technique is imeritave. many good returns to you all. support our law enforcement.

[@speaklife-rickybyrum2603]

Thank you 🙏

[@olympicsportsrule]

What is the name of that chart? Where can I order one?

[@cokrowinoto]

Wonder if they work on those under substance influence

[@TheSnakePitCombatArts]

I worked as a corrections officer, and I can tell you they do. Although, some pressure points don't work on some ppl, so always be thinking a step ahead!

TW17 is good but personally I dont feel much pain at all, especially nothing I cant resist.

[@miketom6323]

Have someone volunteer to do it for you yet?

[@karlv2876]

Very good and they do work too .

[@alexfaulds2160]

Good presentation, I use all these pressure points, but I find if I press with a yawara stick I get a way faster compliance through pain. e.g. sitting on someone's back while they spreadeagled, not even one cuff on, just press the yawara into the spine, the point 3 finger widths along the floating rib away from the spine, I put my whole body weight on the yawara. hurts so much they automatically put their hand behind their back, knee to secure....then just threaten to do the other side, or please just give me your arm. Never had anyone refuse, raw pain does teach compliance to even the most drugged up dipshit.

[@lancehobbs8012]

i have to say that sound like you have never done any kind of hands on work . Where do you carry the yawara on your body/ is it in some kind of kydex holster on your belt or chest you can reach ? Normally in "yawara" dreams they havent thought any of that through and it just APPEARS in their hand as they are in the middle of a groundfight , or they dream that they will be digging through pockets to retrieve items during a groundfight , and at the same time using their cuffs. You sure as hell dont have it already in your hand going INTO a fight nobody ever would select that as a weapon to have in their hand to go INTO a fight with , no policeman "cuffing people" draws and attacks with a yawara . Pain compliance to "the most drugged up" thats a real learning moment too. They dont have the concept of pain compliance they can run around with huge cuts to their faces or even a belly full of bullets , still fighting .

[@greggriffiths9053]

Thank you so much for your video

[@tx.tactical3165]

A very compliant criminal...

[@TheSnakePitCombatArts]

I guess I'm going to have to make a video using them while he is fighting me..... then I'll get comments about being too mean to my training partner. Just can't win. Lol

[@TheSnakePitCombatArts]

I worked as a corrections officer, used them regularly.

[@yodhin79]

Kempo alone in a street fight isn't enough, just as boxing isn't enough if you get taken down. If you work LE or high risk security, though, Kempo is a great tool to have.

[@flame4235]

5:55 he didn’t even touch him big clickbait

[@jimmybutler1379]

And the first one is deadly it was how a bully was killed with one hit on school grounds in my past history I did not do it another person did !...

[@HarryRodriguez-187]

When hillbillies get drunk an want to train cops 😵‍💫😵‍💫🙉 when farmers turn there Barnes into Dojos 😂😄 one of these should've been the title 😄

[@TheSnakePitCombatArts]

Maybe in the description, not the title. Lol

[@dianniapalmer147]

I love you guys can't wait to come back

[@Miamiflow885]

great video , now I can kick the crap out of someone I arrest, and no one can tell lol

[@cali6950]

Idt this aged well.

[@iamnotanuggetblackhart5103]

And this is exactly why I think that martial artist instructors shouldn't train police! They're training a warrior mentality group with a bunch of abusers in it. And you're proven that point.

[@christhetrianglechok]

okay so show it with him resisting

[@nativeredman9940]

These are either Okees or Texans! 😀

[@TheSnakePitCombatArts]

Tennesseeans! I don't think I have an accent until I watch these! Lol

[@MaxRollison]

"he loves it" yeah. . . I'm sure he does. . .

[@TheSnakePitCombatArts]

Since this was 8 years ago and he still works out with me twice a week... I'd say he does. Lol

[@jonniequezt9105]

now when a officer kills a suspect with this video then what ?

[@dorianxthomas]

great video thank you!!

[@uberdavez]

what is the yellow flag?

[@BudgetGainsByJJ]

Old Germanic flag I think during a specific revolution for uniting the German people

[@homerdomer73]

From the snake shed

[@Bluesidian]

The problem being they do all these things to you just for fun.

[@thesanfranciscoseahorse473]

While screaming "stop resisting!".

[@cpouk8285]

Very useful video

[@flyiny_sqiurrel]

Yes if you live in fantasy land 😂

[@TheSnakePitCombatArts]

@siggipedersen7175 guess you haven't found a good teacher

[@ManosRhodes]

All these happens only in the gym. I don't know even a single situation where an outlaw is standing still and cooperates with me WITHOUT THE USE OF FORCE(and yes, im a cop) like you show on the video. Nice but far away from the reality. By the way, just for fun, try to handcuff a person who is resisting WITHOUT HURTING HIM. Guess what....its almost impossible.

[@Brad-t7e]

It isn't resisting, it's self defense.

[@carlosrueda9204]

first technique is already null in NYC thanks to the nonsensical diaphragm law. any cop who, even accidently and with no injury, puts weight on perp's torso, faces possible criminal prosecution

[@carlosrueda9204]

let me correct myself. the position is no good.

[@MegaDavyk]

This is the real reason you have the second amendment.

[@JPBJJ801]

How to assault someone without making it look like assault. This is slimy as fuck

[@mkdcg]

Pain compliance=assault.

[@dawsonnewman9022]

Yeah okay.

[@thesanfranciscoseahorse473]

I mean, no. What other options do you have against a violent suspect? Guy just got finished beating his child to death with a crowbar in the front yard, and he's willing to die rather than go to prison peaceful. Do you think "please sir, come quietly" would work? There is a reason they have tasers, and guns.

[@flyiny_sqiurrel]

Pressure points are pure fantasy 😂

[@TheSnakePitCombatArts]

Come by sometime, I would love to show you how they work.