George Vranos – FACT 1 – Fast Action Control Techniques

This is not a standard defensive tactics video where each compliance technique is demonstrated on a

stationary cooperative subject. In the real world an officer will face hundreds of highly resistive

and combative subjects. Many times these subjects are already engaged in ongoing physical conflicts

when the officer arrives.  Many officers have quickly learned that police academies have not properly prepared them to physically

control highly resistive subjects. Watch this 145 pound officer easily control even the most highly

resistant subjects with these street proven methods using what is considered to be one of the best

practical custody and control systems ever seen on video!  The FACT System is not a standard custody and control system where the officer learns compliance

techniques on a “stationary cooperative subject” as learned in police academies. Yet, the standardized

wristlocks used by officers all over the United States are the building blocks of the FACT System

making these new techniques easy for anyone to learn and apply on the street.  Some of the “Fast Action Control Techniques” within this video integrate nerve attacks, off balancing

methods, and common compliance techniques into one simple, street proven application.

The FACT video is very fast moving, detailed and fully chaptered for easy repeated access to each

technique. The “fast action demonstrations” are designed to illustrate the relationship between

perfect practice and application in “real time” the way it actually happens on the streets.

In addition to a being a 16 year police veteran in Massachusetts George Vranos is also a certified

police defensive tactics instructor, licensed boxing coach, a field training officer, and a

competitive grappler.