Partial position

[Valsalva]

What do you think of this position? Seems really safe to me. You cant stand up.

 

[aukguy]

Why couldnt you stand up? Hell, you could even kneel up. Anyway, seems to was successful - or perhaps the rope dropped lower, or even lowered by the police person?

 

[Lady black]

Position seems not so bad, but it´s for sure possible to stand up

 

[Valsalva]

How would you move, when the center of gravity is in the ground? Ive tryed and didnt manage.

 

[Saed]

What do you think of this position? Seems really safe to me. You cant stand up.

From what I have read,and the videos I've seen,I think you're correct.
When the arms involuntarily go like that,you have a split second to realise what you've done. It's game over. A person would find thamselves unable to stand from that moment

 

[aukguy]

From what I have read,and the videos I've seen,I think you're correct.
When the arms involuntarily go like that,you have a split second to realise what you've done. It's game over.

I guess you mean you couldnt stand up after youve gone unconscious.

 

[Saed]

I guess you mean you couldnt stand up after youve gone unconscious.

It's a nano second preceeding unconsciousness,iirc.
There used to be a video explaining the process,but it's private,now. I wanted to link to it.
It has been widely discussed here,though.

 

[TotallyIsolated]

Thats how its done. Even if you constrict the artery perfectly on your first try you wont pass out immediately, and your body will naturally thrash about unconsciously so there'll always be the possibility of getting up.

It will take full suspension to eliminate the possibility of standing back up again.

 

[aukguy]

Yes, I get you - obviously that requires that going unconscious happens quickly. If you start and discomfort and the survival instinct kicks in before then you have the ability to stand up.