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#431973 - 04/07/11 01:15 PM LVNR revisited...
Fletch1 Professional Poster Registered: 06/21/04 Posts: 2217 Loc: Florida	Just recently attended an instructor course for the Lateral Vascular Neck Restraint. It was interesting and had some applications that are often overlooked when MA people try to teach Judo/ JJ to cops. Has anyone had experience with the program? _________________________ www.brazilianjiujitsunaples.com
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#431983 - 04/08/11 05:07 PM Re: LVNR revisited... [Re: Fletch1]
duanew Member Registered: 06/28/08 Posts: 326 Loc: MN	Yes, have been certified in it for a few years. Duane
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#432412 - 05/19/11 03:07 PM Re: LVNR revisited... [Re: duanew]
Fletch1 Professional Poster Registered: 06/21/04 Posts: 2217 Loc: Florida	What are your thoughts about it? _________________________ www.brazilianjiujitsunaples.com
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#432438 - 05/21/11 07:16 AM Re: LVNR revisited... [Re: Fletch1]
duanew Member Registered: 06/28/08 Posts: 326 Loc: MN	Worked well in a number of real world applications. Don't try it when there is more than one bad guy without lots of back up to cover you. Not a big advocate of the technique where you end up with them on top of you-I prefer taking them down to a kneeling position. Also taking the free arm and snaking it behind the head to apply forward pressure is faster and more effective then pressing with your head. Duane
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