What does the HFRG Nerve Motor Point Target System aim to achieve?

The HFRG Nerve Motor Point Target System is designed to achieve temporary dysfunction in a targeted area. This approach focuses on immobilizing or incapacitating an individual without causing permanent harm. By targeting specific nerve motor points, the system aims to disrupt the normal function of muscles or limbs, effectively rendering the offender temporarily unable to continue aggressive actions or movements.

This is important in defensive tactics as it allows law enforcement and security personnel to control a situation with minimal injury, prioritizing the safety of both the officer and the subject. The intent is to temporarily incapacitate rather than inflict severe or lasting damage, which aligns with the principles of using force in a controlled and measured manner. This method helps maintain ethical standards and can reduce potential liabilities that might arise from causing permanent injuries.