You absolutely can without much difficulty speak while being tased, if you have desensitized yourself to the pain, and/or if you have a particularly high pain tolerance (or ofcouse if you just lack the ability to feel pain in general).
Because the electrocution does not affect your ability to speak on a physical level, so it’s all about having the will power and stocism to speak trough the pain.
Of course if it is your first time ever experiencing a shock of that magnitude it can easily disorient and stun (i know) you into remaining speechless.
It’s practically impossible to speak while you’re being tased. You can make noises but those are mostly involuntary.
Right after? You’re fine and can do whatever. If it’s your first time it takes a second to put together what happened.
You absolutely can without much difficulty speak while being tased, if you have desensitized yourself to the pain, and/or if you have a particularly high pain tolerance (or ofcouse if you just lack the ability to feel pain in general).
Because the electrocution does not affect your ability to speak on a physical level, so it’s all about having the will power and stocism to speak trough the pain.
Of course if it is your first time ever experiencing a shock of that magnitude it can easily disorient and stun (i know) you into remaining speechless.
Obviously I’ll be training for this.
Can’t recommend. Once was enough
PCP is a performance enhancing drug in this regard.