Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 15 hours ago
Question: Why do officers rush subjects into the prone position if prone positioning can give the subject greater opportunities to resist, escape, or access concealed weapons?
Answer: To apply handcuffs.
For the first time in law enforcement history, SafeWrap gives officers a systematic way to control and handcuff a resisting subject while maintaining them on their side. This can improve control, limit escape options, reduce access to concealed weapons, and provide important medical advantages, including continuous visibility of the subject’s face and airway.
Disclaimer: In GST, we still teach prone restraint for situations in which it may be necessary or appropriate. But with so many officers receiving only a limited number of defensive tactics training hours each year, SafeWrap is proving to deliver substantial practical benefit within a relatively small training footprint.
SafeWrap isn’t just a theory. It’s an evidence-based system validated through independent research. In an analysis of 130 field applications across 22 agencies, SafeWrap was found to be 99.2% effective, with no reported subject injuries. And one of the biggest advantages is practicality: officers can become certified in SafeWrap in just one day of training.
Click here to watch the full video containing field application videos, medical reviews, research results, and a full system demo: youtu.be/rdlczPykJx4?is=dJBMejY8d0eJGgRu
Whether your a LEO looking to improve outcomes at your agency, or an Independent Instructor interested in bringing SafeWrap to organizations in your community (while getting paid for your service), this complete keynote presentation is one of the most important Arrest & Control presentations ever documented.
SafeWrap 2-Day Instructor Certification: October 7-8, 2026. SafeWrap is also included in all GST Level 2 courses. 🙏
SafeWrapSystem.com
Question: Why do officers rush subjects into the prone position if prone positioning can give the subject greater opportunities to resist, escape, or access concealed weapons?
Answer: To apply handcuffs.
For the first time in law enforcement history, SafeWrap gives officers a systematic way to control and handcuff a resisting subject while maintaining them on their side. This can improve control, limit escape options, reduce access to concealed weapons, and provide important medical advantages, including continuous visibility of the subject’s face and airway.
Disclaimer: In GST, we still teach prone restraint for situations in which it may be necessary or appropriate. But with so many officers receiving only a limited number of defensive tactics training hours each year, SafeWrap is proving to deliver substantial practical benefit within a relatively small training footprint.
SafeWrap isn’t just a theory. It’s an evidence-based system validated through independent research. In an analysis of 130 field applications across 22 agencies, SafeWrap was found to be 99.2% effective, with no reported subject injuries. And one of the biggest advantages is practicality: officers can become certified in SafeWrap in just one day of training.
Click here to watch the full video containing field application videos, medical reviews, research results, and a full system demo: youtu.be/rdlczPykJx4?is=dJBMejY8d0eJGgRu
Whether your a LEO looking to improve outcomes at your agency, or an Independent Instructor interested in bringing SafeWrap to organizations in your community (while getting paid for your service), this complete keynote presentation is one of the most important Arrest & Control presentations ever documented.
SafeWrap 2-Day Instructor Certification: October 7-8, 2026. SafeWrap is also included in all GST Level 2 courses. 🙏
SafeWrapSystem.com
