Enhancing Officer Safety & Control Through Hands-On Training
WISE JIU JITSU TACTICAL GRAPPLING
Law enforcement officers face unpredictable and often dangerous situations that require them to have superior control, confidence, and composure. Our Tactical Grappling class is designed to provide officers with practical, hands-on training to help them stay safe, improve their physical and mental preparedness, and develop effective control techniques.
Class Information:
When:One Session per Month (Schedule TBD based on demand, check below.)
Apparel: Officers should wear BDUs or duty-appropriate training gear.
This is not a substitute for required state training but an additional resource for skill development and officer wellness.
- Led by active-duty officers Kirk (a BJJ Brown Belt) and Carolina (a BJJ Black Belt), this class is open to all law enforcement and detention officers.
- This class is a defensive tactics and control training session incorporating principles of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and real-world applications for law enforcement. Goal: To help officers improve their control, confidence, and decision-making under pressure, ultimately leading to safer interactions in the field.Location: 3637 North HWY 77, Waxahachie. TX 75165
- Wise Jiu-Jitsu, Ellis County’s #1 voted martial arts academy.
Wise Jiu-Jitsu is proud to offer this training free of charge to all law enforcement and detention officers, regardless of the city or department they serve.
JOIN US FOR CLASS SEPT. 27th @ 12 PM
This is a great opportunity to connect with fellow officers, experience the training firsthand, and build real-world skills in a safe, supportive environment.
The focus for our August training session will be on a variety of practical, real-world techniques to help officers safely control and detain individuals. This session emphasizes fundamental skills that can be applied in a range of situations, equipping officers with effective options for maintaining control while minimizing harm.
✅ Pre-Register Before Your First Class
If this is your time to train at Wise, you will need to register and sign waivers. You can save time and complete the registration process now. If you have questions and would like to wait until the day of class, we ask that you arrive a little early to have time to register before class starts.
Click the link below to fill out the form. Make sure you select “visitor” on the form and check in with one of the coaches on the day of your class.
Pre-registration helps us prepare for your visit and ensures you get the most out of your first session.
Once you’ve submitted the form, you’re welcome to attend—there’s no need to wait for confirmation. Just show up in BDUs or duty-appropriate training gear, and be ready to train!
Disclaimer:This training is intended as an extra resource to supplement officers’ skills and is not affiliated with or a substitute for official department training. Officers participating are responsible for following their own department policies and procedures regarding defensive tactics training. Wise Jiu-Jitsu and its instructors are not liable for injuries or any legal implications related to training participation.