How to Escape Hostage Restraint

Would you be able to escape if your hands and legs are bound by zip-ties or duct-tape?
Being taken hostage is one of the most frightening situations - would you be able to escape your restraints if both your hands and legs are bound by zip-ties or duct-tape?

Duct-tape is the go-to restraint for most hostage takers, and zip-ties are next in line. After reading this post and a little bit of practicing, you’ll be able to quickly escape both of these common restraints. 

Before we get into the nitty-gritty of this technique, always remember that giving up hope is the number one killer in these situations, so keep this great SEAL quote in mind at all times: "Can't Quit - Not Dead"

Next, remember that timing here is essential - there is no point in escaping your restraints if you’re going to be either hurt or captured immediately after, so the first thing to do is wait for the right timing.

Your opportunity to escape is either when you are alone, or when there is only one guard in your vicinity that is distracted in such a way that allows you to easily overpower them (for example, when you’re behind them).

If possible, it’s best to observe your kidnappers for a few hours and learn their routine so you can prepare for your opportunity to escape.

for the full post click here:
prepperlegend.com/2018/01/15/escape-hostage-res…

Have YOU or anyone you know ever been taken hostage and escaped?
Tell us your story, we’d love to hear it!

Please leave a comment below – I love getting your feedback and I read each and every single comment!

Coming up…
If we have to bug-in or bug-out, there are few simple things we can do to upgrade our security level - in the next post we’ll talk about fortifying our home or bug-out location.

I can’t wait to share all of this with you,

So until then - Stay Safe!!

Your friend always,

Roy Shepard