Universal Warrior Mixed Martial Arts – Bayonne, NJ 

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8-Week Police Officer Martial Arts Training Program Goal:

To improve control tactics, situational awareness, physical conditioning, and non-lethal engagement skills for law enforcement professionals.

Week 1: Foundation & Stance Focus: Posture, footwork, and balance

  • Neutral stance and tactical positioning
  • Movement drills (forward, backward, lateral)
  • Basic falling techniques (breakfalls)
  • Introduction to combative mindset
  • and verbal Jujutsu Conditioning: Core strength and mobility work.

    Why it matters: Poor footwork leads to loss of control. Officers must move efficiently under stress.

Week 2: Control Tactics – Grips & Holds Focus: Joint manipulation, grip escapes, and positional control

  • Wrist grabs and escapes
  • Standing control holds (escort positions, arm bars)
  • Basic leverage concepts
  • Partner drills with progressive resistance
  • Conditioning: Grip strength, isometric holds.

    Why it matters: Poor footwork leads to loss of control. Officers must move efficiently under stress.

Week 3: Ground Control & Defensive Positioning Focus: How to survive and control on the ground

  • Mount, side control, and guard positions
  • Positional escapes and reversals
  • Defensive posture from bottom
  • Takedown recovery drills
  • Conditioning: Explosive drills and floor-based endurance

    Why it matters: Many real-world altercations end on the ground—officers must dominate this space

Week 4: Takedowns & Arrest Mechanics Focus: Safely taking down a non-compliant subject

  • Basic takedowns (hip toss, single leg, body lock)
  • Clinch work against the wall
  • Transition to handcuffing positions
  • Multiple-officer coordination drills
  • Conditioning: Anaerobic bursts and dynamic strength

    Why it matters: Controlled takedowns prevent injury and create arrest opportunities.

Week 5: Defensive Striking & De-escalation Focus: Strategic striking, distance management, and communication

  • Palm strikes, elbows, knees (no closed-fist punching)
  • Verbal de-escalation under pressure
  • Verbal de-escalation under pressure
  • Use of force decision-making under stress
  • Conditioning: Striking pads and cardio circuits

    Why it matters: The ability to manage space and escalate only when necessary is vital.

Week 6: Weapon Retention & Disarm Focus: Retaining duty belt weapons in close quarters

  • Retention in standing and ground positions
  • Gun/knife disarm basics
  • Stress drills with training weapons
  • Real-world scenarios (vehicle stops, crowds)
  • Conditioning: Simulated stress rounds (burpees, sprints, drills)

    Why it matters: If you carry it, you must protect it. Retention saves lives

Week 7: Scenario Week – Real-World Simulation Focus: Applying skills under real-time pressure

  • High-fidelity scenario training with role players
  • Domestic calls, suspect resistance, surprise attacks
  • Solo officer and team-based entries
  • Controlled chaos drills (verbal + physical)
  • Conditioning: Circuit training between scenarios

    Why it matters: Pressure reveals weaknesses—this is where you harden the skills.

Week 8: Evaluation & Stress Testing Focus: Performance assessment and readiness under fatigue

  • Technical evaluation (takedowns: jujutsu and mma , control, escapes)
  • Scenario test with graded response
  • Partner drills with elevated heart rate
  • Officer wellness: Recovery, injury prevention, mindset talk
  • Final conditioning: Physical and mental endurance test

    Why it matters: Officers leave confident, skilled, and ready for real-world encounters.

Universal Warrior Mixed Martial Arts

Although many people think the martial arts are just about fighting, the truth is that the physical “kicking and punching” are really just the tools that I use to teach the more important, and MUCH more valuable lessons about yourself.

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