Don't watch! Cops ONLY:)

Ok I am only half kidding. Jiujitsu is for everyone, however I have created these videos specifically for the Law Enforcement Community so that officers can see the VALUE of Jiujitsu.
This weeks self defense move is a shoulder drag takedown, to a kimura control. This technique is usually performed on a subject who isn't cooperating with your instructions, but isn't complying or fighting you back. In the event he must be taken into custody, this is a very good technique you can use.
Please help support my Patreon Channel so that it can be easier for me to create more of these videos, as this is very time consuming and can get expensive with video editing software, and equipment. I want to be able to create many more educational videos on my Street Combatives Self Defense, as well as my Sport Jiujitsu techniques, and any social media video where police are involved. Thank you
Sensei
Trillo Jiujitsu Academy
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Official Tom DeBlass Association
Professor Freddy Trillo
25 Year Police Officer/SWAT/ Defense Tactics Police Instructor
23 Year Training Brazilian Jiujitsu
Brazilian Jiujitsu Black Belt Professor under Professor Tom DeBlass
Trillo Tactical for Law Enforcement
Trillo Academy is located on Miami Gardens Drive, just a few blocks north of MIami Lakes and Hialeah area. We have classes for Adults, Teens and Children. After School Program and Summer Camps available.
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[@indigoflow19O]

Such a coincidence to come across this video...I have actually been pressure testing this exact takedown for the last week or so and have found it pretty reliable! I prefer to arm drag and drop the person straight back and roll them over from a seatbelt position but this works very well as a counter if the person tenses up or pulls away from the arm drag. For me being a bit smaller I get more torque and leverage when I circle my lead foot back while dragging them down, it also helps to avoid them grabbing my leg in case they are quicker. Id recommed that if you are open carrying such as law enforcement that you try to go to the mirror side that your firearm is on. Just in case they are flexible or quick enough to reach around to your waistline your firearm is as far away from their reach as possible. Cant always dictate what you get though haha. Great video & technique!

[@irbadltald2532]

Great content thanks!

[@Blackbeltcop]

My pleasure!

[@complexblackness]

ASP intro music.

[@agonzo3774]

Does it matter which foot you have forward or what side you go to

[@e_jackson2660]

Are police explorers included?

[@Blackbeltcop]

Eli Jackson Eli, I offer this one class for officers to come in and take a class, and see the value of Jiujitsu for police work. This isn’t for explorers or cadets, however if you are serious about becoming a cop, then you must seriously sign up at your nearest Jiujitsu academy and learn it. Just like you go to school for an education, in a Jiujitsu academy you will learn a lesson that could save your life! Hope this info works for you🤙🏽

[@e_jackson2660]

@@Blackbeltcop Awesome! Will do!

[@complexblackness]

I can see it working and not working.

[@Blackbeltcop]

You are 100% right. If you think you can and can't you are right:)