The idea that “all cops should be blue belts” is great, but in reality, all patrol cops just need to train Jiu Jitsu 1 or more days per week to enhance their control & defense skills for the street. A blue belt means nothing if the only goal was to get one. It’s similar to getting a “certification” after completing a 40 hour course. If you don’t train consistently, a paper certificate means nothing, and neither will a belt. We’re here to help you build skills. 🤙 policetraining

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一天內	Dave dhutchy77	100% agree, I was a reserve cop in the uk for 10+ years with zero ground training. I started Bjj a few years after my service ended and I’d say about 50-60 hours,with a few hours a month goingforward to keep skills gives you a great base for the objective of policing which is 1) get your self away from a grappling attacker 2)safely take an arrest to the ground and control until compliance or restraint kit is applied. The complexities of triangles and armbars are not generally needed.