Yes, but I think the inverse takes a bit more imo because you have to maintain the stance while doing other things at the same time to minimize the blow without compromising the stance. With a fist coming at you head, that takes practice. I only noted the "punching" aspect as the starting point you can build upon.
. That said tasers are a mixed bag (I have found out the hard way). They do one thing always. Pain compliance, which PCP/wet will make the suspect say "I'm out of my mind don't care... Grrrr". Hell I once found a guy high on PCP trying to have carnal knowledge of a pile of garbage... literally. Pain compliance is a no go there.. My department is meaner. The instructor took one probe and taped it to my right shoulder. The other got taped to my left ankle. Ergo my entire body was a circuit bridge. I am impressed I could yell in pain, nothing else listened and that bothered me more than the pain tbh. My wife's PD shot her with the taser. The guy was too close and in watching the video she screamed sure as heck, and dropped, but as she did so she tried to get a hand back to where the probes hit because it basically only messed with her right butt cheek and hamstring. One of her co-workers filmed it for me, to her chagrin lol.
