Did you know? Gunji Taiho Jutsu (GTJ)- Military Arresting Technique’s PCS 3 means Pin, Communication and Safety. Due to recent events, I need to point out a few things to all of you. The classic taiho jutsu pin, the top of the headpin, and GTJ pins have your knee across the back and shoulder; not the neck. Let me take the time to break down the PCS 1-3 phases of GTJ.  This information and along with the knowledge that comes with training GJT through Gunji University goes a long way to creating a better Military Security Forces personnel, Law Enforcement Officer, and a general much more knowledgeable Martial Arts:

Your communication is with your partner and with the suspect and this is a constant from PCS phases 1-3. And finally safety, during your pin and arresting technique you need to make sure that you are safe, your partner is safe and the suspect in custody is safe.