Police Jiu Jitsu - Jason Rebsch & Jay Gauker
This seminar will focus on Take Downs to Subject Control: Control in solo officer and team settings, Takedowns and Takedown defense, Ground control and Ground defense. It will work through approximately 5 techniques.
C4CPJJ is a fundamental principle based curriculum focused on LEO outcomes. The curriculum is written and trained in a systematic manner that encourages learning and retention.
C4CPJJ is a complete Defensive Tactics system based on the LEO’s reasonable outcomes of control and then custody. As officers continue to improve and grow, they will develop increased confidence, capability, control, and compassion for subjects that they may have to use force on.
Dress Code: Athletic Attire / BDU’s
Location: Mat 1
Time: 12pm - 2pm
This seminar will focus on Take Downs to Subject Control: Control in solo officer and team settings, Takedowns and Takedown defense, Ground control and Ground defense. It will work through approximately 5 techniques.
C4CPJJ is a fundamental principle based curriculum focused on LEO outcomes. The curriculum is written and trained in a systematic manner that encourages learning and retention.
C4CPJJ is a complete Defensive Tactics system based on the LEO’s reasonable outcomes of control and then custody. As officers continue to improve and grow, they will develop increased confidence, capability, control, and compassion for subjects that they may have to use force on.
Dress Code: Athletic Attire / BDU’s
Location: Mat 1
Time: 12pm - 2pm
This seminar will focus on Take Downs to Subject Control: Control in solo officer and team settings, Takedowns and Takedown defense, Ground control and Ground defense. It will work through approximately 5 techniques.
C4CPJJ is a fundamental principle based curriculum focused on LEO outcomes. The curriculum is written and trained in a systematic manner that encourages learning and retention.
C4CPJJ is a complete Defensive Tactics system based on the LEO’s reasonable outcomes of control and then custody. As officers continue to improve and grow, they will develop increased confidence, capability, control, and compassion for subjects that they may have to use force on.
Dress Code: Athletic Attire / BDU’s
Location: Mat 1
Time: 12pm - 2pm