Security Guard Control Tactics and Restraints

This is my basic security guard control and restraints workshop.A nononsense approach to teach and learn quickly some practicle methods with the least amount of force used.Please contact me for more info on my workshops.

[@EH14444]

This is pretty useful, I work Security at a casino and it’s really effective in keeping them restrained while keeping other guests safe, highly recommend consistently practicing or it could go south fast

[@SamirSeif]

All security guards need this training!

[@factualfantasy]

I am just starting out in the security industry with little knowledge on what to do physically when shit hits the fan. These videos are awesome thanks a lot man u are a boss

[@BonDraper]

this is my number one problem with the security industry. there is either no training or in adequate training. They keep you in this grey area of enforcing rules of and establishment and worrying about liability. With proper training I believe liability can be minimized.

[@SamirSeif]

Thanks for the support.Will have my handcuffing and edged weapon videos up soon.

[@BonDraper]

ive used that hammer lock many times. Easy to apply and effective.

[@lornenoland8098]

Real stuff. No BS

[@VirgoBirrane]

I work in security, I'm a doorman; I have a martial arts background but I was not happy with the restraints, or the lack of rather, on the course I did...I find your videos a great resource, thank you and keep up the good work ;-)

[@sprinceunitz]

I find distracting them when they are struggling to apply a lock works well. For instance a strike to their shin will distract long enough to apply a wrist lock or arm/elbow lock but my favourite is thumb locks people just dont see those coming.

[@1kschmahl]

Thank you so much for this information! I am a Security Counselor and on what we call "A-Team"(the name kind of says it but we are the responders to incidents). Anyway, I am female so shorter than most. Most of the guys I work with are very tall. When showing me control tactics and restraints maneuvers, they did a wonderful job. However, being they are all tall some of the moves they showed me just didn't work for me. I just tried the move at 1:55 on a friend of mine and it was perfect! I feel much more comfortable and confident in doing my duties! I will be checking out more of your videos for sure!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!

[@SamirSeif]

My pleasure @Kristina Schmahl !So pleased that you found something you could use right away!

[@thomsan1136]

Im glad to have found this post as its such an interesting for me

[@TJackSurvival]

Great video and breakdown of what to do. Thank you for posting!!

[@SamirSeif]

Glad you liked it!Let me know if you have a chance to review how to pickup and relock a resisting subject.Its a video request ill be putting up soon.

[@SamirSeif]

Over the last 20 years i have found many occassions to double team resisting suspects,single handedly strike them to soft tissue areas,surprise them with speed and skill to overcome their strength,anger drugged and intoxicated state.I also have found myself in bad situations were i disengage and reevaluate,or strike/choke them unconcious.

[@SamirSeif]

Thank you.Will be trying to get live footage from when im working a shift.WE keep things so smooth,the positive problem is we dont have much footage:))

[@MrSky10101]

I agree as well that security Shawn Geris in Mississauga also has a great course. However he only trains police officers

[@iiparachuteregiment8800]

As a PCO i use similar techniques but the C+R instructors get upset and tell me not to use these techniques!

[@SamirSeif]

What is their reasoning for telling you not to use these techniques?

[@iiparachuteregiment8800]

@SamirSeif They had no reason, but it attracted Lot of attention from other students wanted learn this. So they failed me twice just to make an example of me. The next C+R is in July which I know they going to fail me. The C+R instructors are telling other students that these techniques are BS as I failed

[@SamirSeif]

@@iiparachuteregiment8800 unreal . Sounds like they are interested in curriculum over realism!! Keep the good good fight!

[@simon9849]

good work keeping the vids nice and short and easy to pick up on un like other vids on here grr

[@SamirSeif]

My pleasure!

[@MrSky10101]

Great video thanks for the share

[@SamirSeif]

Appreciate the comment.My ambition is to train my entire province,provide data to the government and insurance companies of the safety and effectiveness and then go national

[@TJackSurvival]

I will check that out. Let me know when it is up!

[@bigrich117]

very good

[@Rayxwolf]

Fabulous

[@teddyd1973]

Nice technique Samir Seif thank you!

[@mfitmirrelsoutdoorfitness3281]

My always first resoonse work immediately

[@SamirSeif]

Thank you.More to come this winter!

[@SamirSeif]

More info on violence prevention Canada on the web. Appreciate your comments.Feel free to send me requests or you want me to critique another video or technique

[@SamirSeif]

Yes just look up violencepreventioncanada online.I can teach this in 3 hrs and less.Very straightforward control and restraint .Responsible use of force for modern security guards.

[@philipgray3570]

THANK YOU SAMIR

[@182popeye]

what country are you from? and yeh he is right, I turned 18, got my supervisors license with some crappy training, my instincts are enought to tell me it isn't enough for self defense, especially for a small guy like me,

[@SamirSeif]

Canada,Ontario

[@SamirSeif]

I work with a guy from England,and he says the same.The courses out there pressure for political correctness and court litigation.The stress is never the safety of the security guard.

[@benfowler8264]

Just a quick one here. I have been a doorman for a while and there seems to be no general guidance to breaking up a fight between non learned combatants. They seem to just grab and push etc. I have taken to just over powering them but can imagine the day I wont be able to do this. The club I was working in had a static guard policy, 1 doorman to 300 or so people. Was a nightmare so I left but am going back into it, if I face a similar situation do you have any suggestions? Just breaking up two or more individuals in i a push and shove match and getting them out the door before back up arrives if it does at all, Thank you in advance.

[@samj3978]

would you get that on someone with lots of martial arts experience

[@WillingCrawdad4]

Awesome videos! Do you have a website?

[@PackOut23]

You should do a video on how to restrain someone by using their thumb to do it

[@SamirSeif]

Just imagine a world with trained security guards using responsible control tactics...just imagine :))

[@Nick-pk3tl]

Samir Seif any chance of doing a video on locks and restraints with the collapsible baton?

[@SamirSeif]

Yes-something for me to film in the near future

[@edgarcespedes1824]

If I wanted to be a private security will I learn these type of locks?

[@dontefairley7238]

Yes you will I been doing private security for almost 10years

[@SamirSeif]

Please email me for my 4 hour work shop if you are an owner/manager or head of security.I will come down to your site and train your team to lower negligence and increase due dillegence in the security and safety of your site.

[@182popeye]

if only they gave us this kind of training in england, we had some shitty physical intervention which i doubt would work in a real life scenario.

[@Criptografo]

nice tips

[@avennz12]

How tall is Samir

[@jessjasmins311]

How can I sign up for a course?

[@SamirSeif]

Jess Jasmins courses begin again in 2020. Videos and adds will go up once the dates are set

[@PackOut23]

Just a suggestion

[@Jiyukan]

The problem I see, is: this is all Aikido. And we all know: Aikido does not work int the streets. But you are lucky!! You are in a bar!

[@johnmichaelhayes8706]

Stay away from the martial arts movement! Pretty sure what you're doing is martial arts movement.