2 Ways to Escape Rope Restraints

In this video, I'll share with you two effective ways to escape rope restraints. These techniques are easy to learn and can be used in a wide range of scenarios, from kidnapping to home invasion. Practice these techniques regularly to ensure you're prepared if you ever find yourself in this kind of situation.

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Jason Hanson is a former CIA officer and the New York Times bestselling author of "Spy Secrets That Can Save Your Life." His company trains celebrities, high-net-worth individuals, and everyday Americans in escape and evasion, hand-to-hand self-defense, evasive driving, firearms, home defense, and more.

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[DBRGB]

Practical advice for anyone that just might get in a very bad situation. The next thing to remember, once hands are free, the willingness and determination to do whatever it takes to get to safety comes into play; DO NOT HESITATE AND DO NOT FEEL SORRY OR REMORSE FOR HURTING SOMEONE WHO MAY HAVE IT IN MIND TO TORTURE OR KILL YOU. HESITATION CAN GET YOU AND/OR YOUR RESCUER DEAD OR WORSE. Yes, there are things worse than death.

[erikvaline]

Jason Hanson, keep honing those vital skills for the land of the free and the home of the brave. Remember: 'Better a Warrior in the Garden than a Gardener in Battle.' Stay sharp and keep leading the charge!

[bryanmaxwell]

I’m thankful for YouTube and this young man’s videos on self preservation….where else would you see this type of subject matter. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[mjktrash]

Low- opportunity, but high value skill!

[davidwayne]

I was a magician in my younger days-- and escapes were one of my favorite things.. I've done all these- and more.. MUCH more that is applicable to this situation.

[MrRebar]

*Jason Hanson* Again, great tips, thank-you sir for taking the time to bring us along. GOD Bless.

[williamgunn]

Thank you Jason The help read came in handy.

[terryschiller]

Great video Jason. Thank you. But what if they tie your hands behind your back?

[chiefurxskates]

Phenomenal advice! Truly appreciate a man like Jason. Been following for quite a while & I’ll say he’s really a standup gentleman bringing tangible experience to every household. It’s not some fantasy mumbo jumbo, it’s practical & legitimate.

Wish I had the opportunity to take a course, I’d do it in a heart beat!

Thanks for another banger Jason🤝

[charbaran-ejwk]

I like this video! Thanks Jason! I`m gonna practice this!

[gretchenjohnson]

"Theyre not boyscouts" with my luck id be kidnapped by a boyscout😂

[Rebj]

High value skill! Learned something new today! 😊

[bonnieboulter]

I have a question. Wouldnt most people be searched and the rare person who has a hunk of parachute in a pocket have it removed? Or do you recommend to wearshoes with laces and using parachute cord as shoes laces? If as laces, I can't see how the cord would be long enough to loop over both feet?

[kevindavison]

Does the second technique also work if you are tied with natural fiber rope like jute or hemp?

[dchall]

When I was a kid just playing cops and robbers with friends, I had good results tying a shoelace knot, inserting one hand into each loop, pulling the laces tight on the wrists, and finishing with a surgeon's knot.

[koreancanuck]

Good stuff. I took the course back in 2016 and loved it.

[jonbarlow]

I wonder if these techniques will work in relation to electrical pull ties, pulled tight around the wrists?

[sammckown]

Awesome video and information! Thanks!

[VTPSTTU]

Thanks for the video.

Have you tried that with non-nylon rope tying the wrists? I'm familiar with nylon-to-nylon abrasion and can see where nylon paracord would saw through a nylon rope quickly. I'm less certain that nylon paracord could saw through a natural fiber or polypropylene rope.