100 Deadly Skills | How to Escape Duct Tape

Published on October 5, 2019
Duration: 9:34

This guide details how to escape duct tape restraints, a technique taught by retired Navy SEAL Clint Emerson. It emphasizes creating slack by keeping hands open and then using an explosive elbow motion to break the tape. Contingency plans involving friction against rough surfaces are also covered. The instruction comes from an expert with high authority in tactical skills.

Quick Summary

Escape duct tape restraints by first creating slack with open hands and spread fingers ('The Big Wrist'). Then, explosively rocket your elbows past your ribcage to shear the tape. If this fails, use friction against rough surfaces. This technique is taught by retired Navy SEAL Clint Emerson.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro Skit
  2. 01:08Introduction of Clint Emerson
  3. 01:49Duct Tape as a Restraint
  4. 02:26Creating Slack (The Big Wrist)
  5. 03:08The Escape Technique
  6. 04:34Escaping Multiple Wraps
  7. 06:16Taking Control Early
  8. 06:38Contingency Plans
  9. 08:08Zip Ties and Behind-the-Back

Frequently Asked Questions

How can you escape duct tape restraints effectively?

To escape duct tape, first create slack by keeping your hands open and fingers spread. Then, position your thumbs at eye level and explosively rocket your elbows past your ribcage to shear the tape. If this fails, use friction against rough surfaces.

What is the 'Big Wrist' technique for escaping restraints?

The 'Big Wrist' technique involves keeping your hands open and fingers spread while being restrained to create slack around your wrists. This slack is crucial for executing escape maneuvers like the explosive elbow motion.

Who teaches the duct tape escape technique shown in the video?

The duct tape escape technique is taught by Clint Emerson, a retired Navy SEAL and author of '100 Deadly Skills,' featured on the Warrior Poet Society channel.

What are contingency plans for escaping duct tape if the primary method fails?

If the primary explosive elbow technique for escaping duct tape fails, you can use friction. Rub your taped wrists against rough surfaces like cinder blocks or sharp corners to wear through the tape.

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