USCG BTM Punches, Stuns- Exam Questions and Answers
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Module
BTM
Institution
BTM
Front Jab - Answer-Technique used to stop the forward momentum of an approaching subject, create distance between the officer and subject, and/or as a set up for another technique
Straight Punch - Answer-Is designed to disrupt the attack process and to gain control over an active subject. It can...
USCG BTM Punches, Stuns- Exam Questions and Answers
Front Jab - Answer-Technique used to stop the forward momentum of an approaching subject, create distance between the officer and subject, and/or as a set up for another technique
Straight Punch - Answer-Is designed to disrupt the attack process and to gain control over an active subject. It can be used in combination with the front jab.
Combination Front Jab Straight Punch - Answer-Combination of the front jab straight punch technique is used to disrupt the attack process. The delivery of this technique can be used on its own or in combination with other techniques. The front jab is followed
immediately by a straight punch is a very effective technique.
Forearm Strike - Answer-Is a technique used to create distance and regain the reactionary gap. It is used when the subject is in very close proximity and inside the reactionary gap.
Brachial Stun - Answer-Is a technique designed to disrupt the attack process and to stun an active subject to give the officer the opportunity to gain control of the subject.
Suprascapular Stun - Answer-Is used to stun an active subject from relative position 3. The technique can cause the subjects legs to buckle in an involuntary response to the strike.
Elbow Strike - Answer-Striking technique that is most effective when used on a subject that is bent over or attempting to get up from the deck.
Front Snap Kick - Answer-Technique used to disrupt the attack process and gain control
over an active subject through motor dysfunction.
Angle-Kick - Answer-Technique that can be used from any relative position, to disrupt an attack while maintaining a reactionary gap.
Superficial Peroneal Kick - Answer-Technique used to disrupt the attack process when the boarding team member finds himself in the inside position.
straight arm bar take down - Answer-utilized to gain control of a subject by forcing them to the prone position when the officer has access to the subjects arms.
modified take down - Answer-is any other means utilized to force a subject into the prone position in order to establish control. The technique is most effective when employed by to law enforcement offers.
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