Which areas are listed as targets due to nerve concentration or muscle mass?

• A. Abdomen, legs, inside of the thighs, back, and buttocks
• B. Arms and wrists
• C. Neck and face
• D. Feet and ankles

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is that a CEW’s effectiveness hinges on disrupting neuromuscular function, which is more readily achieved in areas that have substantial muscle mass and dense nerve pathways. The correct choice reflects this by pointing to regions where those conditions exist, making the energy transfer more likely to produce rapid incapacitation with controlled impact. In contrast, areas with smaller muscles or more delicate anatomy don’t align as well with standard training guidance, so they’re not emphasized as typical targets. Remember to always follow proper training, safety protocols, and legal guidelines when using any such device.