Jocko Willink's message to law enforcement
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2022
- Jocko Willink, JP Dinnell, Dean Lister, Rafael Rebello, and André "Dedeco" Almeida give advice to law enforcement on how to prepare for the worst, in order to get the best outcomes.
Yes I'm a retired NYPD officer and have a BB in Aiki Jujutsu , Aikido and purple belt in BJJ and training for over 25 yrs has helped me out of a lot of dangerous situations not only for me but for the perp also I was able to take control quick with minimal injury to all concerned
Dean's head is going to be his entire upper body within the next 10-15 years.
Dude, I'm a bouncer, and I can say that bjj/grappling Helps me a lot when I can't de-escalate a situation.
I would never think of being a cop, bouncer, anything without starting training martial arts. Even for highly stressful situation when trying de-escalation it puts your mind on the right place.
Awesome video.
It's irresponsible to be a law enforcement officer and not train.
Sometimes the issue is they can't afford it. I did 9 years in Law Enforcement and most months I couldn't afford rent let alone anything extra. I wanted to train but couldn't
@@rbridge1104 most gyms have adopt a cop
That's true but there are a lot of competing factors for many officers time ;however, I'll admit they're also a lot of lazy asses in law enforcement too.
Thankfully we just got a black belt and blue belt as 2/3 of our PT/DT instructors in our academy. Long time coming but change is finally here.
lucky
Train hard my man.
Let’s see how it turns out. Studying the effects would be helpful.
It’s not a real black belt, invest in more Kevlar or quit before you hurt yourself.
Cops are absolute CHUDS. Any BB awarded in under 10 years is absolutely useless. Great to know you pussies get them from McDojos. Certainly explains how quickly me and my boy racked up over $7000 in restitution by whooping piggyass ‘till 12 more of you pussies showed up with guns.
Great message, very much needed.
Is it possible that law enforcement can use their training expenses as a tax write off? If so, that’s even more of an insensitive.
Look at this team...It would be my dream come true just to be able to stand there among them and absorb those awesome vibes they emanate. No intent to impress anyone, no ego tripping, no egocentric, toxic selfishness and self-indulgence. These are the rare specimens among us, the hidden human treasure and I wish I were in such a fine company even for a moment...Thank you for sharing your experience, your knowledge and expertise with us and guiding us through this insane maze of what life has become. Love and utmost respect from me.
2022 Origin Immersion Camp. It was an unforgettable experience.
....lol WTF are you talking about ? These dudes are actually the norm in the BJJ community...not the exception. Stop beating off to Jocko and go train.
I'm glad this showed up on my feed. I got my black belt in Kenpo/Shotokhan 20 years ago, but have neglected the artform/discipline for many years. This inspired me to want to re-enter training. Nice job, all of you. Thanks for the video.
I started rolling 6 months ago. An everyone is right. At first you are nervous because of the interaction. Then it just becomes the norm. Now I look forward to it.
Go to a Boxing gym.
Awesome stuff
Jocko's black belt is scary af. Almost gone full circle back to white.
Raphael and Dedeco!
100%
I just wanna see Jocko headbutt someone 1 time w that indestructible looking dome
Jocko Batalions.
Get real.
THIS IS ELITE,
Say less
Me, I see Jocko's belt and wonder how many taps it has seen....
Jocko your belt is turning white now ^^ otherwise, great idea this video
White to black. Black to white.
With all them tweakers out there you better be able to retain your personal protection device -
OOOOSSSSS.. service to others
Is that a gray belt?
Many of the holds and take downs would be illegal if used by police officers in some states.
They don't learn the techniques then how could they defend against them?
Like the knee on the neck for 9 minutes hold?
@@robertsimington911 yes exactly. With just 5 minutes of training I could teach you to easily escape that position in the matter of seconds. It's almost impossible for someone's knee on a neck to kill someone.
Either way. It's a good exercise in examining the life choices that got you there in the first place.
@@matteomondo1421 don’t forget he was handcuffed.
@@robertsimington911 I didn't. It's irrelevant. Posture and position are more important in ground fighting than arm strength.
training the enemy is the same as being the enemy. hope your bjj can stop a lot of fucking bullets, especially with all the crazies in the world today, some of them are even trained in bjj.
Police need to get their rear ends in the gym and roll
Yo Jocko what are those thongs you are you rocking?
i wonder if America continues towards social decay and anarchy, will there be a futuristic dystopia where the authoritarian trained class rule the untrained like a type of budo mad max thunder road
Not likely, mainly because the training is so freely available to all citizens. This does not just include BJJ and other martial arts, which private citizens can obviously participate in. This includes virtually ALL weapons and tactics training available to law enforcement.
As a private citizen I have taken MULTIPLE defensive pistol, rifle, and shotgun courses. All but one were taught by current or former law enforcement and modeled after the exact same courses police take. In some cases, I took the course along side law enforcement, who were taking the class as part of their department required training.
Couple this readily available training, with the second amendment and the amazingly low cost of quaity firearms in the US and the private citizen has the ability to defend their freedoms far more than in any other country of the world. At this point, if you are not armed and trained in the US (unless you are a felon or prohibited possessor) it is because you choose not to be.
@@mcjon77 thanks for your considerate answer!
Law Enforcement needs to revamp their image. 1st and most importantly uphold the Constitution. My interactions have been positive because Im respectful and it goes both ways. What's troublesome to me is Police not respecting the 2ND Amendment rights of Law Abiding Citizens. This is were they lose their Credibility. Law Enforcement needs 2ND Amendment Brother's and Sisters.
Law enforcement needs 2nd amendment folks to be responsible with their dang guns man. 1000’s of guns get stolen out of cars alone every year. By a safe. For the love of god by a dang safe.