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In the rare circumstance that church security personnel would put their hands on someone, it is a good idea to understand simple escort positions. In this video, you will discover how to apply a simple elbow joint lock that can help you move a larger person with little effort, and little risk to injuring him.
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I’m no end al be all of anything. Having stated that ” pain compliance ” rarely ever worked for me. I once spent a week with a former F.B.I. agent who served ” High risk ” warrants studying those technics and also pressure points. on reflection of my duty experience, though limited, is the following;
If the individual ( Aggressor ) is determined, you may have to up the anti so to speak. The escalation or volume of force maybe required to be raised. If we have more than one BG per security individual then that has to be taken into consideration. In short, I do not have a lot of faith in these technics.
Forgive me if this is out of context. I welcome any correction you could give. Thank you