Fight Smarter, Not Harder: Why Every Cop Needs MMA Training

Picture this: chaotic arrest, five officers dog-piling a suspect, panic in the air—until one calm officer steps in, trained in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. 

With one smooth hold, the chaos ends in seconds. 

No violence, no excessive force, just skill.

This isn’t a fluke. 

It’s proof that MMA/BJJ should be mandatory for every cop, one day per week. 

Confidence and control are game-changers in law enforcement. 

Martial arts training teaches officers to handle tense situations with discipline, calmness, and precision—no overreaction needed.

Imagine a world where every officer could de-escalate like this. The benefits go beyond fewer violent confrontations: it builds public trust and makes policing safer for everyone.

It’s time to fight smarter, not harder. 

Add martial arts to every cop's weekly routine—it’s the training tool they need, not just guns, cuffs, and pepper spray.

(This is a reduced chapter of my upcoming book: "Busted To Better
The NeverGetBusted Guide to Law Enforcement Reform and Revolutionizing the Drug War")

This Asian cop goes hard!