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Control Techniques for Law Enforcement 2: How to Safely Control a Standing Opponent

Control Techniques for Law Enforcement 2: How to Safely Control a Standing Opponent Rory Van Vliet is a corrections officer who also has extensive experience in security, bouncing and loss prevention. Here's the best way to get behind someone where they can't hurt you. Check out Rory's instructional on developing an impassable BJJ guard

Here's part 1 in the Standup Grappling for Law Enforcement series that we published earlier, called "How to Get Behind Someone" -

Here's the link to the video Rory and I did called "Law Enforcement and Security Techniques That Just Don't Work" that set off the initial firestorm -

Good luck with your training!

Stephan

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