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Integrated Handcuffing

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Course Focus

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At Integrated Martial Arts Strategies (IMAS), we understand that effective handcuffing is not just a procedural task—it's a critical tactical skill. Under high stress, fine motor control deteriorates, which is why this course emphasizes gross-motor-based techniques that are simple, adaptable, and highly effective in real-world situations.

This course is designed to provide both new and experienced personnel with a reliable foundation in control, positioning, and restraint, using methods that hold up under pressure.

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    What You’ll Learn

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✔ Handcuffing Mechanics – Apply cuffs effectively in standing, kneeling, and prone positions.
✔ Safe Approach & Subject Control – Reduce resistance while maintaining officer safety.
✔ Positional Awareness & Officer Safety – Stay in control through tactical positioning and situational awareness.
✔ Contingency Tactics – Respond to non-compliant or resistant subjects with adaptable gross-motor techniques.

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     Who Should Attend?

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🔹 Law Enforcement Officers – Establish or refine core cuffing techniques under operational conditions.
🔹 Security Professionals – Improve your ability to restrain individuals safely and efficiently.
🔹 Military Personnel – Reinforce arrest and control procedures for mission-specific scenarios.

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    Why This Course Works

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Traditional handcuffing methods often break down when stress, resistance, or environmental variables are added. This course equips participants with functional, repeatable techniques that prioritize simplicity, safety, and real-world application—making it ideal for dynamic field situations.

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🔹 Train smart. Train real. Train for survival.

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