Flagship EP1: Recent Episodes
Jared
There’s no quick fix to gain competency in hands on arrest and control skills for LEOs. Go Train!
In the Episode I will discuss why cops do and do not need formalized Grappling training for the job.
In this episode I’ll give some tips on striking a suspect in a use of force incident. I’ll also cover grappling with strikes and how it will make your grappling game better and keep you out of trouble on the job.
So you finally decided to start looking for a place to learn Jiu Jitsu. This episode will give you the basics on the different types of Jiu Jitsu academies that are best for law enforcement officers. I’ll also give some tips on how to find the right academy and what to look for initially.
In this episode, I will discuss clues for recognizing pre fight indicators during suspect contacts and managing your distance before and during a fight.
As a law enforcement officer, it’s routine to look for weapons on a suspect or arrestee. You should also pay close attention to the physical characteristics of a suspect/arrestee. In this podcast, discuss some of the clues.
Since all Jiu Jitsu academies are closed nation wide, many practitioners have turned to watching instructionals. I’ll discuss he positives and negatives on learning this way and some inside tips.
Grappling in uniform is a great work relevant training experience. This will sharpen your grappling skills on the job.
In this episode, J.R. discusses the state of law enforcement defensive tactics today. He talks about his experience in martial arts and which arts work and don’t work for law enforcement. He covers how law enforcement agencies can benefit from officers being trained in grappling.