Which technique is described as being performed from an inline position to control an arm?

Which technique is described as being performed from an inline position to control an arm?

• A. Arm Bar (Catcher's Position)
• B. Prone Compliant Handcuffing
• C. Two Scoops (Inline)
• D. Wheelbarrow to Figure Four

Answer: (C)

Staying in line with the subject to control an arm emphasizes using body alignment to limit the suspect’s leverage and keep the arm secured close to your center of gravity. Two Scoops (Inline) fits this idea because it is described as an inline technique where both hands work together on the arm while you remain aligned with the subject’s body. The goal is to trap and control the arm with a two-handed grip from a position that minimizes exposure and maintains stable control as you move toward handcuffing. Other techniques rely on different body positions. An arm bar from a catcher’s position uses a angled stance and leverage to control the arm rather than staying inline. Prone compliant handcuffing happens after the subject is on the ground, so it’s not about maintaining an inline stance. Wheelbarrow to Figure Four is a ground-based control method that involves entangling from the ground, not keeping an inline posture.

Staying in line with the subject to control an arm emphasizes using body alignment to limit the suspect’s leverage and keep the arm secured close to your center of gravity. Two Scoops (Inline) fits this idea because it is described as an inline technique where both hands work together on the arm while you remain aligned with the subject’s body. The goal is to trap and control the arm with a two-handed grip from a position that minimizes exposure and maintains stable control as you move toward handcuffing.

Other techniques rely on different body positions. An arm bar from a catcher’s position uses a angled stance and leverage to control the arm rather than staying inline. Prone compliant handcuffing happens after the subject is on the ground, so it’s not about maintaining an inline stance. Wheelbarrow to Figure Four is a ground-based control method that involves entangling from the ground, not keeping an inline posture.