Which movement is described for turning as mentioned in the material?

Which movement is described for turning as mentioned in the material?

• A. Hand-Over-Hand
• B. Push-Pull
• C. One-Hand
• D. Cross-Over

Answer: (A)

Turning with a hand-over-hand method means one hand slides over the other to reach around and rotate the person or object while keeping continuous contact. This provides a secure, coordinated grip throughout the turn, making the maneuver safer and more controlled in close encounters. The other methods don’t maintain that continuous, over-the-top grip: push-pull swaps between pushing and pulling directions and isn’t a smooth turning sequence; turning with one hand lacks the security of a two-handed, overlapping grip; cross-over describes a different hand positioning route and isn’t the standard turning technique described.

Turning with a hand-over-hand method means one hand slides over the other to reach around and rotate the person or object while keeping continuous contact. This provides a secure, coordinated grip throughout the turn, making the maneuver safer and more controlled in close encounters. The other methods don’t maintain that continuous, over-the-top grip: push-pull swaps between pushing and pulling directions and isn’t a smooth turning sequence; turning with one hand lacks the security of a two-handed, overlapping grip; cross-over describes a different hand positioning route and isn’t the standard turning technique described.