Abstract

In performing duties related to security and public order, People’s Public Security officers may encounter individuals who use their arms, legs, or coordinated movements to seize, hold, or restrain them. Such situations often arise unexpectedly and pose substantial safety risks, requiring officers to assess threats rapidly, respond effectively, and apply martial arts techniques flexibly. This article examines selected escape and counterattack techniques for use against restraining holds and discusses their application in martial arts training for cadets at the People’s Police Academy. The proposed techniques are intended to improve cadets’ defensive skills, situational responses, and ability to perform operational duties safely and effectively.

Keywords: Counterattack techniques, escape techniques, martial arts training, People’s Police Academy cadets, People’s Public Security martial arts.