Brazilian Jiu Jitsu: Why It Should Be an Integral Part of Police Training https://t.co/pG8LsgOPPv
— Skillset Magazine (@Skillsetmag) March 4, 2021
Thursday, March 04, 2021
But LEOS Usually Work in Teams to Subdue Suspects
They prefer to not fight suspects one on one. So this doesn't really mean much. BJJ might be useful for submission techniques when working in teams, but that's about it.
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